Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. TEV RSDAY... gust 2, ISS. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. CFTICR OF THE CHIR SIGNAL OFFICER, WeemncTon, D.C. AUZUSE 2 1883, 9:30. mM. For the midile “Atlantic states, partly cloudy Weather and local rains,south to wet winds, ng barometer, rising 1ollowed by fling te: erature. SPECIAL BULLETIN—THUNDER STORMS TO BE FOI- nee in the Sasu lus New York, to hive ti Cocheane ¢ Frxe India Linens, bargain town. Kiits Meths ‘hn Powder, CITY AND DISTRICT. densed Locats. at 7 ; Cochrane's, Up- Ant ne Ro: 30 p.m. and 1, post patd, to tho ae Summer for any I vdas often recently lost. his hes recovered Ui eh, so that he 1s Dr, Behrends ts ani partiaiy reco able to attens it ts stu property s stre nt. 1 by the p no in the 1 lee that the amount of 0 $2) Wo: eK, a Sy Yes Is from the house of Lizzie who had been there butot returned to thelr clothing firms of the city their Stores for business durin upon Fequ-st of a of the journey erview betw mittee of tullors, cons: alt, MoH. Riner, ttwas de to withdrs placed on Mr. Hamburger's bust- i taflors last even- ness. About 120 of the inmates of St. Vincent's orphan nic as! nt on ap road yesterday by the Bult! r Hightand. er gave to tie-e children > farm, which affords them a lay ground. ‘The smaller orphans were he grounds tn wagons furnished by 1 Geo. Williams was put on ge Mills, or the Police Court, this assaulting Martin J. Ford, urtag bis right foot Tortus ago he met W iter h. wo and He stated that nuonally. The esterday 1 to Noriolk by a dispatch stating wat her brother, Mr. Buln, nad been killed by ston. 48a short thne rom the Maryland penitentiary, rved a term for a ilghway robbery on Chesapeake” and Court this ed guiily and Was released ‘ater, Named Jones, while en- sei in putting up iton cornices over J. J. eOrge’ fOr, n street northwest, was precipitated to the ground by the falling of the Wdder, and Was severeiy Injured. Detective Biock erdsy arrested a colored ed William Thoms at the O-street mar- ket, charzed with the robbery of the Valuable gol. tly stolen from Mr. C. C. Huntley. In Court this morning Thomas was charged With grand larceny, abd tue ease Went over tor a The Bankers’ and Merchant: Telezraph com- w Yor! Ww Jer: Pennsylvania and n Fecord a mortgage to rmers’ Loan and Trust company, of New fo srcure the payment of three ‘hundred $1,000 bonds. Sentots Fr Stable of ee HT.—The warehouse afd 40 11th street south- eat, W i by fire last night, with alotot of tobacco and three valu- able hor: ge and harness. ‘The total loss is fully tn-ured. The fire ignited the woolwor Samuel of two brick houses owned by n and oceupied by Jas. Browning ard Lawson, and dumay the houses to unt of about $1,000 eac also a frame i by B. mtiton Was dam- the amr a Ss? In sume locality ‘hm.dt amd oe owned by C.W Mrs. Smuth, took fire —A meet- an corps ‘nt troubles tn the corps, . Thomason, was held tast nigute trom Lieut. T.B. Harrison, stating ne to an understanaing with and belleve myself” to nan Enough to acknowledze 1. Tead E. Thomason, T the mecting to-morrow night to suport € The disaffected members then he! indizuation meeting, Licut. H.rdsoa, who has I © opposition, being the object of ‘their shation. eof the me nad bever sald anything reflecting on Capt. *sou's tutegrity, but had charged only that fOr Uhe best Interests of the corps. had tu: serious charges, wening tothe fact that At sult against hin nb rs declared that Syeax Tut house of 4th street, was entered Tu vening, throu t ited off.——Mr. F. et, Was ent-red by jew hie day me ‘per = the corner Bites x oat Equiry. 2 DI In of lots 6 ertain en & V. Mattern, rustec, nt 20 sub of ad from title and 3 of Miller's sub of Jamate. A Boy's Sxcrt. —Sar Linin Wag seriously injare 1 named Caarles Jonn LYS azo, Was put on t tats mo 4 ta crowd cf boy: iin, Wien he became exaspe at the crowd and struck the J ‘The father of the injured estified that the doctor says the boy’s Skull elure tL the brains! uly bruised. Counse! ‘he prisoner claiawd th lie Was as- saulted by the crowd first. Judze Mills lnposed & line of $90 of three months in full. mel Johnson, a SIX? soa in Swim trial before and tarew Utrte enti was ir: Lawyer Berrs Frvep. Poitee Court, Win. H. Botts, T ‘don t venne about Wikins and T rhis morning, tu the awyer who was i Wilkins and as- Bult 6 hh carrying a pistol. Attorney Moore said the wit- Ress Wilkins couli’ not be found, and the charge Of sssauit with Intent to KHL 1 have to de | pros-quied, ‘The «ssault on tue ofiicer eon- dia bing him behind the A fine of ed ih tals He o2 gulity to the pistul amd a tne ot $2) Was imposed ——— rk OF P:Gs.—Patrick and us nd a colorel bey Bamed Geo, bedore the Police Court to-day animal, Maria Sica test her pigs got Into th: cornft mt te: defendant nd prevented the d, and killed provoc’. i, ant he would ation in disposing of the ¢: $10, aud the others Were Dhed 5 each. on robbery on N | | (14, Bare Arrcsted for Arson. AN OLD SOLDIER CONFRSSES TO HAVING SET FIRE TO ‘THE SOLDISRS’ HOME BARN IN ORDER TO GET A HOME IN THE PENITENTIARY FOR FIVE YEARS. Yesterday Henry Wagner, an old and crippled soldier, who was arrested for vagrancy on the 5th confessed to hi Soldiers’ Home pla hosp! there and fis pox had viola raed | Warnes, tot 19, jain | Robey, pt Handy, tot ee $1. D. Fi trustees, to M. to John, Robin‘on, lot pro erty; Deata oF J District his mothe and Q str Oar shd Ww: lite '$ Te: ploy of the Di from early mani ens held he te elo: so of M formed battalio day at the arsenal t the 2d artillery tmnoor. The in tery I; Corph. V erry, batt-ry D; vate Sorrel: made the bi st THE FUNERAI funeral from his I Oak Hint IL E. Paine, Upton, James ORDER OF Cri vention of Cho-en Frient Pennsyivant u lumbia, held’in Phi! representative to t which meets son J. Newton, elected Dy accl: ance order, and to three t ber. The: Columiia. Tue Oupesr the Oliest Inha’ ternoon Messrs. Laughlin and mitt WoW. with Leonidas Know THe W. ET meeting of the last evening, it return on Mon pitched upon ‘U ri Capt. J. i. Dey! Shuster, Col. A. Kune. ‘Tre Frast Ci Among the Chit case of Hop Helmick y1 STAR, Wi ‘that tht: tween Chiname: court, and Chin old, Mr. Callaghan, Museum, where midday of him.” His pa nue soritheast. av miu Bi Union Co-operat Ines $2,800 Ww. cent premium. ports arr! W. hi white tratd, Batman, bostec 175 tons coal, Jones, ghany, Stall, 1 tons coal, Inks been issued by and Mar} Ann thelr friends, Last. evening floral ornamen’ week. day. dey dest nated by hy } fue of $35, overing a bottle of w Ket, anthe was disch: admitted, This was ref tagain in the hay-sta some one in his cloth | plead-a guilty. | Jury unter $1,000 vonds,in defauitof which he | Was committed, Hil; g—. property Tant 15, ° A. Kyan to Abna Mary, pt_ Same: $5; iy H sa. 10; $I. 6 in the “49rh ys native of this city, jah Ourand. hip in the Treasury department. © ten or twelve years he had been tn the d to Coiumbla Loire, boty he joined in M day aiternoon, at3 o'elo- th a handsome silver ‘ho made a very the United States ‘ing vs. Josee C. Pen, erday, which was reported in THE Chin Ling, of Chicago, Chin Ling stated was the first Instance of a civil sult be- complexton, light brown hatr, blue ey’ dressed in an old working sult full of paint —— BCWDING _AssoctaTioNs. meeting of the Equitable Co-operative Bullding Association last night fifteen thousand three Lun- dred dollars were advanced to the members at an Josephine, EW un: Jobnson, 669 Butler, 400 meléas, 2 tons coal, C Bohr. COLORED TKOOPS IN CAM Cadets, a colored military company, is now en- camped at the Van Ness garden: 17th street, and are having a good il by the company at 7 ate hour every night. the company and one for the captain (Fleetwood.) Wares and merchandise, &¢. sylvanla avenue and 78 more, to Thos. H. Callan and A. D. Wilcox, for the benefit of their creditors, was put on record to» FINED FOR MAINTAINING A} colored man named Robert Neal was charzed in the Police Court to-day with committing, ereating and meintatning a nuisance injurious to health by Positing nicht-soll_ in a place other than tha of July, and sent tothe workhouse for 30 days, javing set fire to the brick barn at on the night of July 4th, and was ed unter arrest for that crime. ‘The barn and alarge amannt of hay was consumed, and the loss amounted to $7,000. Suspicion having been directed to Wagner, a'detective went to the workhouse to see htut presence of Commissio} written confession, ity and applied for Tday. Wazner, in the ‘Stoutenburgh, signed a states that he caine to 1 obtained admission at the Soltiers’ Home; that while Ky was found ged; that he k several nights, and then H and reguistions, He kon the ‘nights of the On the night of the 4th he when he lit a In the state- ted the rule he ts well aware of the penalty and ston. Ht he committéd the he supposed the penalty was five penitenth 'y, and he wisned to be or hve years. He dentes that the belonged to him, and_ says that = Which were Iding place. Wagner, who ts a 50 Years out, Was called ourt this Inorning dnd charged 1d no counsel. and promptly case Was Sent to the grand — Deeds in fee have . Ingersoll to B. H. block 15, and tot 25. block 20, Meri- Amanda E. Coats to Almira B. 3—. Kats L, Roy to C. W. , Brow ‘owler, traste ‘ as follow to C. H. Parker, lot rker to James H. Marr, 28.50. Charles Abbott et al. uth D. Abbott et al., executdts, 994; $675. Martha D. Abbot A. Htyan, pus same; $825. . lot 7, block 2, Brown's 7. rboe to L, E. Stott to M. J. een to L. Man Ht; dto Lelgh Robinson, lot a grounds Columbia univer- Le Horace Jai $550. Ss th to James 177; $1,200. Anna B. *. C. "Not to Asa 0. john Sherman to abla Heights; Parker, same OsEPut Mr. Joseph T. W. Ourand, for many years an_cmploye of the ernment, dled erday afternoon at on Tech street, between P r of his age. Mr. nd a son of the vars he filled w For the m= rict_ government. Mr. Ourand was, foot, a member Of the M. E.chiurch, abership at Mt. Zion church, He 10, I. 0. 0. F., > 1°63. He Was a mem- iupment and the Unt eral will take place Sun- , from Mt. Zion church. ee Len For many Nebo in. The ft ‘Tue SECOND ARTILLERY Tire Tea. — Yester- S the List’ day of the competitive shooting 9 determine who should represent at the miiltary matehes at Crecd- oUng has result in the selection wz team: Sergt. Berger, battery F; ms, Dattory B; Corpl. Harrigan, bat hitehead, battery H; Private Fu- Private Johnson, battery L; Pri- ‘tery C. Corpl’ Harrigan, who record, presented yesterday atch by Lieut. Santling, ‘opriate presentation speech. Sus L OF Cot B. F. GRarron.—The hich took place sachusetts avenue, w. Claughton, D. W. 6. eman, i. Middleton and R. H. ‘Thompson. — OSEN FRieNDs.—There was a con- he Councils of the Order ot of the District, No. 4, comprising Maryland and’ the District of Co- delphia yesterday to elect a upreme council of the order ch September 4th. Mr. Wat- » Of this city, Was nominated and imation. ThiS order is an insur- bumbers about 27,000 members in and Canada, and pays from one sand dollars on the death of a mem- are about twenty councils in Penn- sylvania and Maryland, and one im the Distgict of SS Is ‘ At the meeting of itants? Association yesterday. af- J. A. Wineberger, Thoms A. Mc- sorge Hill were appointed a com- «tions and elections The folluw- ‘lected: G. A. Bohrer, S, Michael Nash, John W. Martin, W. H. Tenuey, John Van Riswick, W..N. W.:ters, J. W. Clark, “Anthony Hyde, Corps’ Trir To Care MAy.—At a Washington Light Infantry corps was deciied to leave on the trip to Cape May on Saturday night, the 18th Inst., and to day, the 27th. Its expected that 150 active members of the corps will go, and, ini addition, a large number of honorary members ani friends. The corps have purcha: tents, Which Quartermaster Breltbarth will have forty he lawn In front of the Stockton. Adjutant General Webster and staff have ac- cepted the tavitation of the corps, and will accomn- bY them onthetrip. ‘The foilowin were elected T3 at the meeting last evening: m. Dietz, A. Willige, RF. Bartle, Dr. A. 8. White, Joun B. Ham- mond, J. G. Gattinger, T.P. Stephenson, FE. A. . H. Holt, RA Parke and D. D. ———— Ti Cask BETWEEN CHINAMEN.— nmneR present ‘at the trial of the before Justice nin thts country. The Chinamen have tried to settle the matter without going to Ling came here all the way from Chicago tozact as an arbitrator. The parties to the suit could, however, come to no agreement. ee A Misstxa Boy.—A young man, seventeen years amed Jose} ph Haigley, left the paint shop ot on 10th street, near the Medical he was at work, last Friday, about since which time nothing has been heard rents live at 100 Pennsylvania ave- He ts small for his age, has a ight S, ahd Was the forty-sixth m Of 6 per annua. At the twenty-third montily meeting of the tive Bullding Association last even- advanced, On an average of 6 per THe River Trape.—Ilarbormaster Sutton ree us at tue Fi i 3,000 melons, §: He, 600 melons, same; scht. Belvi- melons, same; sehr. J. V sam; barge Chesapeake, sty dealers; barze Wm. J: 114 tons e inland steam- sehr. Murry V Galloway, S Enery: schr. Annie ‘wards, L. Sheriff; barge Alle- 18 tons coal. Potomac steamboat Elwin C., Bennett, 136 tons coal, barge’ E. A. King, Smith, 113 and ‘com| . Wm. Totten senr, . A. G. John. Jones, 205 tons coal, . Seward, Tollay, 180 . ge licenses have the clerk of the court to Harry F. Bender and Fannie M. Sirapson; Chas. 8. Heydon end Ida, Bobee, of Norfolk, Va.; Horace Crowley Gant -The Washington City At the foot of time receiving ward mount at 7 p.m.; and dancing until a ‘There are elght tents for They have it was handsomely decorated with. ts, presented by Mrs. G. IL. W. Tan- cil. | ‘The encampment continues during the entire ———— n assignment of Seltz & Mertz and W. C. Mertz) of the goods, in stores 1103 Penn- W. Fayette street, Baltl- ——— UISANCE.—An Old law. Judge Mills said the public ‘b, horais and decen required that such huvrae was ned | offens's should be stopped, sad ty aad he would limpose a Boating Matters. ‘THE COLUMBIAS INVITE THE OTHER CLUBS TO TAKE PART IN THE AUGUST REGATTA. At a meeting of the columbia Boat club last evening the constitution was amended so as to place the limit of active membership at 200 instead of 180, and changes the name “inactive mem- ber” to “contributing member.” The club adopted @ resolution, which was transmitted at once to the Potomac club, statmg that “the Columbia Boat club, desiring to foster and tement the friendly relations existing between the boating organizations of the District, and belleving that a friendly competition by the’ several clubs in the August and September regattas will not only be conducive to that end, but will give to both re- gattas a stronger local ‘interest than they would Otherwise possess, hereby cordially reaffirms the Invitation heretofore extended to the District clubs to compete in the Washington regatta, and expresses Its desire to participate to.as great an extent as possible in the September regatta.” The committee on the August regatta reported a most favorable outlook. The Cockade City club and the Richmond club have each entered a four- oar gig to contest for the Palmer cup, At the monthly meeting of the Potomac club last evening 16 new members were admitted. An invitation from the Columbia club to unite with them In their regatta, which 13 to be held August 14th, was recotvid. A similar invitation having been declined at a previous meeting, the same course was adhered to, and the invitation was declined. e ee The Oyster Shell Burning Nuisance. Case. WRITS OF CERTIORARI ORDERED BY JUDGE JAMES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. This morning Judge James ordered writs of cer- tlorarl returnable ut the Circuit Court in the cases of the District st Wm. Smith and the District against the W pany. The petition, In the first case, represents that Smith fs the owner of lots 3 and 4 and parts 20 and 21, In square 1,0n which five houses are erected, and also lime kilns, in which he burns oyster shells, and that the District has charged him with creating, committing and maintaining a nuisanes; that 1t'ts the futenuon of the District to have sali case determined In the Police Court. fle submits that the pretended ordinance of the board of health of November 19, 1875, under which the prosecution 1s latd, has not’ been legalized by Congres the plea to the jurisdiction of the Police Court has Deen overruled by S. C. Mills, acting Judge of the Police Court; that among othr questions presented tn the plea are the exist- enee of ordinances declaring the manufacture of er shells into Ime a nuisance, &e. In the otner case the defendant sets forth that it 1s nec- ¢ssury to use lime in the manufacture of gas, and the petition Is based on the same grounds as the petition tn the first case. Mess: A. Cook and and W. B. Webb appear for the petitioner. PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT. Inst the Washington Gas Light company and Willlam Smith, an employe of the company, for creating a nulsance on 2th street and Virginia avenue, were taken up In the Police Court to-da) Wm. A. Cook and W. B. Webb served two writs of certtorar! on the court to send the cases to the Court In B Mr. Cook said the object in tak- Ing these up was to get a decision from the Supreme Court. Prosecuting Attorney Forrest stated that this action took Une case over till next fall. The question arose as to whether further prosecution might be browsht in ihe Intervening Ume. Mr. Forrest sald that question was not before the court. ——— District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Several citizens have complained by letter to the Commisstoners of the unsanitary condition of the alley between 6th and 7th and E and G streets southeast The report of the health officer for the week ending 28th Juiy shows thot there were, during the week, 114 deaths, Of the decedents 65 were white aud 49 colored. STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN EAST WASHINGTON. The schedule of street improvements submitted to the Commissioners yesterday by the East Wasn- ington association, and which they ask to be put into the estimates for the next year, it 1s under- stood embraces the completion of North Carclina and South Carolina avenues, Pennsylvania avenue to the rn Branch, M street south to the river. 6th street from Boundary street to the river and E street, The valuations on Capitol HIM, it 1s sald, have ‘been cut down $2,950,000, reducing the tax $43,500. The cost of the improvements asked for approximates to at least $100,000. STREET SWEEPING SUNDAY NIGHTS. Complaints have been made to the District Com- missioners that the contractor for street sweeping persists in the sweeping of Pennsylvania avenue Sunday nights instead of Saturday nights, con- trary to the express terms of his contract, which states that It must be swept “every night in the week, Sundays excepted.” It 1s contended that the interests of the public demand that the con- tract should be literally carried out in this case, 08 the accumulations of dirt are greatest on Satur- days, and under the practice Of the contractor such’ accumulations now have to upon the avenue all diy Sunday. when it 13 most desirable to have the avenue clear, and that the dirt does not get removed, in fact, until Monday morn- ings. The Commissiuners will inquire into the mat ter. ———--__ Youthfal Burglars Arrested. AN ASSAULT ON THE MAN WHOSE STORE THEY WERE ROBBING. In the Police Court this morning two daring Abram Banks, were held for the grand jury on a charge of housebreaking. Banks is about twenty Years old, and Clark, who 1s about sixteen years of age, was also charzed with making a deadly as- sault on Mr. Thos. H. Unsworth, whose store they were robbing. Mr. Unsworth stated that last night, while standing on the sidewalk in front of his store, No. 1736 7th street, he discovered that the store was being robbed. On entering the store he met the defendants witn some large carv- ing knives and forks 1n their ssion. When he attempted to arrest them he was repulsed by Clark, who threatened to let his insides out if he came hearer. He parleyed with them for some time, and floally closed tn on Clark, who cut him Across the left arm, and gave him two stabs In the breast, each drawing biood. Lieut. Johnson, re- cently'of the police force, corroborated the testl- mony and testifed to assisting in the arrest, of the prisoners, und to finding a pistol that one of them threw away. They were both committed for the action of the grand jury in default of $1.009 each. Clark was sentenced to eleven inonths and twenty- nine days—the highest penalty—for the assault. The Courts. Pouce CocurT—Judoe Mills, pro tem. To-day, Saniuel Jackson, colored, assault on Chas. Johnson; $50 or 8 months. John Lucas, as- sault on Richard T. Wallace; $5. John Flynn, loud and boisterous; $5 or lo days. = Affairs in West Washington. COAL BY Canat.—During July 661 boats, carry- ing 74.530 tons of coal, cleared from Cumberland on'the canal. ‘Therevenue was about $80,000. ‘The tonnage was over 6,000 tons less than In June. Nores.—The appointment of Mr. Thomas J. Stanton, at corner of 29th and Ostreets, as a postal agent for the sale of stamps, and other postal fa- clilties,Is a great convenience to uptown residents, and supplies a long-felt want.—Last Sunday Mr. L.E. Travener, proprietor of the Georgetown stock yards, had burned on his farm in Prince Willlam county, Va., ten tons of hay. The fire originated from ‘spark from an engine of the A. & E.R. CONDITION OF THE WATE! Great Falls, slightly turbid (18); receiving reservoir—north’ connec- tion, do., ( south connection, clear, (30); dis- tributing resérvotr, clear. ‘Sold at $1.06 to $1.14. GRaIN.—2,200 bushels wheat SSE Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING Sar. TAILons Assocration.—The Journeymen tailors of Alexandria met last evening at Appich’s res- taurant on King, near Washington street, and, uniting in an association, elected the following oMicers: President, M. Dally; vice president, Jonn Henshaw; secretary, Robert Grover; treasurer, Chas. Schreimer. Deatu.—Henry Eaton, long the messenger of the city council, died last night at his home on Wolfe and Henry sts., where, a zreat sufferer, he has lin- gered at death’s door for five years past. He itfed At one time on the Navy Yard in Washington, and een for some years conducted a grocery store ere. East KING StregtT Work.—The chain-gang 18 at work extending the sewer on the north side ot King street to the new head of the dock there. It. 4s intended that the street sewer along the south sidewalk shall be abandoned. It 1s expected that ‘when the dock Improvements, now In progress by both the city and the Potomac Steamboat Co,, are compietei, the lower end of King street will be much neater in appearance than ever before. QUALIFIED.—R. M. Latham, keeper of the town clock, and J. Clift, oyster Inspector, qualified be- fore the mayor yesterday, as did tUe police force. ‘The other new city officials have not yet qualified. POLITICAL CONVENTION.—The liberal senatorial convention met here at noon to-day at the U. & court-room, Delegates were present from Lou- doun, Fairfax and Alexandria counties A pre- Iminary organization was effected, with D! Rh. Windsor in the chair and D. W. Whiting secre- tary. The usual comultiees on ‘credentials, &, were appointed, and the convention adjourne until this afternoon. Srruck InsensiBLe.—Engineer Brum, of the Midiand railroad, was found on bi3 engine at Gardensville yesterday insepsible from a blow which had raised a knot upon his head. Whether he was struck by a missile or had fallen it was impossible to ascertain, REPORTER'S Notrs.—During July Alexandria exported $7,425 coopcrage to Cuba.—Huntin; creck bridge 1s out of order.—The only person o& the stationhouse this morning was Aaron Jack- son, arrested by OMzer Goodrich, chi with sentenced tote chaln-gang for steaig Ropes eer sentenced to the chain-gang for ing rope, from a canal boat.—“lt fs proposed 40 connec Alexandria with Falls Church by telephone, There 13 already a telegraphic connection — revel lato an employe of me Pi gmetn Union ph company, was re Havlog allen ‘roy m tolegraph pole in Fairtag county and broken his right _knee.——A game of and the will take this base ball between the Alexandrias after- Perales. Moses, King, an Waverlya, of Washi noon, ifthe weather insane colored tnan, who has been detained here lo fail for some tine, was sent to the Central Asylum at Richmond yesterday,— Charles Ker- pila o fol Be river god foot of Prince stroct Tuesday evening, was saved from drowning by Philip colored,” i by burning oyster shells, [ young colored burglars, named Thos, Clark and | Where fe the Sprinkler? To the Editor of Tux Evenrna Stan: Please call attention to habit of sweeping streets without sprinkling, filling cars and carriages with dust. Hundreds will attest the fact. J. B. PERLEY. Execuror’s Satx.—There will be an executor’s sale of improved property, Nos. 647 and 649 H street northeast, on Friday, the $4 of August, at 6 O'clock p.m. This property is in a rapidly ad- vancing section of the city. Ku Kinx Redivivas. ADDITIONAL OUTHAGES IN GEORGIA BY ESCAPED CONVICTS, WHO TRAVEL MASKED, A telegram to the New York Heraid trom Savan- nah, August 1, says: ‘The excitement over ku- klux outrages around Marysville, Banks county, has been intensified during the past few days by additional nocturnal attacks on colored people. The latter are now so thoroughly terrified that several of them have abandoned their homes and crops for fear ot being killed, and have taken refuge in Gainsvilie, Since the account published in the Herald of Saturday Cad Bush, an inoffen- sive colored man, was given seventy-five lashes on his bare back and left for dead in the woods. Next morning he crawled to the settlement and told his story. He will recover, Two nights ago apeddler met a band of twenty mounted and masked men, all huavily armed, riding along the road. He prudently forebore asking any questions and was not molested, save that one of the horse- men playfuily tapped his gun and told him he had better keep his mouth shut. Next morning tt was learned that during the night the band visited the plactations of Minard Sanders and James Holland, where they broke down the doors of the cabins, and after maltreating Berry Sanders shot him tn the leg, “to give him something to blubber for.” After leaving Sanders? plantation they employed a sew hours tn flogging Alexander Brooks, Warren Bryson, Glenn Strous and six other colored man. One colored man who saw them coming escaped to the woods, which so exasperated his persecutors that they burned his cabin. All the farmers here express their abhorence at the outrage, and a vigi- lance committee ts organizing to hunt down the band, who are belleved to consist of twenty-five or thirty escaped convicts and desperadoes living 4n caves on themountains. ‘This county 1s notor!- ous aS a moonshining region, and several officers have lost their lives while attempting arrest, ee ‘Trouble Over a Hasty Marriage. THE NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND OF A TWENTY- SIX-YEAR-OLD WIFE. A telegram from Scranton, Pa., August 1, says: Emma Girard,whose parents live in Lowell, Mass, this morning caused tite arrest of Archie Stetler, the nineteen-year-old son of Samuel Stetier, a wealthy coal operator and owner of mines, charg- ing him with not supporting her, she having been married to him in New York city, by the Rev. Robert Collyer, on April 27 last, after a brief ac- quaintanee of ‘twelve days. ‘The woman 1s about twenty-six years of age, and by the defense it was sought to show that she was an udventuress, but the marriage was not disclalmed. The young cou- ple lived together two weeks at the Devongitre hotel, New York, after marriage, and young Stet- ler Was then summoned home. ’ The couple then Separated, Stetler coming to Hyde Park and the | Woman going to visit an Uncle near Montreal, hor husband promising to send for her. This he filled to do, and she came here about June i, since which time she has endeavored to have het young hus- band live with her. Stetler’s parents objected to thls, and are anxious that thelr son should be di- voreed from her. Stetler was bound over to ap- pear at court. The woman says that she cannot possibly live without Stetler and that her love 1s reciprocated, but she says that there will be strong efforts made'to separate them by legal process. A PREACHER AND Saloon KeePar Ficnt.—The Rev. E. D. Taylor, of Autville, Licking county, Onto, on Monday swore out a warrant for the arrest of C. H. Arrington, proprietor of the Ameri- can house, for violating the Sunday liquor law on Sunday last, When the parties met in Squire Sutherland’s office Arrington struck the clergy- man a sharp blow on the begs, shattering a pair of gold spectacles. ‘The préacher then planted a stunning biow squarely between Arrington’s eyes. A policeman restored order. The ’Squire fined Arrington $10 and costs for assault nd battery, and held him for trial for the other offense. eee A LAWYER CHARGED WITH AssAULT—A tele- om from Freehold, N.J., August 1, says: Chas. . Fleming, the newspaper correspondent who brought charges of immoral conduct against Col. Edwin F. Applegate, editor of the Monmouth In- quirer, and former postmaster of this town, and thereby caused: Col Applegate's application for reappointment as postmaster to be refused by President Arthur, has brought suit against J. Clar- ence Conover, the county solicitor, and one of Col Applegate’s counsel, for $10,000 damages for allegea assault anibattery. Mr. Fleming, after bringing the charges against Col. Apel rate to the attention of the authorities at V Inston, was indicted for criminal Ubel, but was acquitted after a long and tedious triai, Gol. Applegate's re- moval inmediately following. i ATTEMPTING TO CRUCIFY THEIR CnrLp.—At Charleston, TiL, a family named Hicks became demented on Monday. Tiose most affected are the father and mother, B 15 year old daughter, and a 12 year old son. They were about to crucity one of their smaller children on a cross, walch they had previously made, when neighbors interfered. ‘They are now under lock and key at the Jail here, awaiting legal process to be sent to an asy- um. ee ‘The head has been placed on the colossal statue of Germanta at Rudesheim, on the Rhine. “Babe” Jones, the colored boy murderer, who, 1n an unprovoked attack, killed John Foster’at Plits- burg, Pa., about a year ago, has been sentenced to be hinged October 4th. Assourery Pons RRR, 00 b 3 A RR $s oO YY AA Ls ass S09 Ey: AA L gE “oo ¥ 24 fou RBB K 1 NNN GGG ie fy Bet HORE Go BS AAA KK Il NNN G GG BBB A A K K UM ON NN GGG PPP, 00 W OW WDDD FEE RRR PPO OWWWWD DE RR pr SGA BOB Ee ie P oo) Wo OW «(DDD EKEER KR: This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royat Bax- 1NG PowpeR Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps ‘PPE MosT DEADLY FOE TO ALL MALARIAL disease is Ayer’s Ague Cure, a combination of veg- etable ingredients only, of which the most valnable is used in no other known preparation. This remedy is ‘an absolut: and certain specific, and succeeds when all other medicines fail, A cure is warranted. HE CURATIVE POWER OF AYER’S SARSAPA- Tilia is too well known to require the specious aid of any exaggerated or fictitious certificate. Witnesses of its marvellous cnres are to-day living in every city and hamlet of theland. Write tor names if you want home evidence, aud HE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE ‘Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance, No loss of time, no handling of fnel, and no ashes. It is Bred extensively for runuing Passenger and Freight Elevators, Sewing Mechines, Meat Choppers, Printing and Lithographic Presses, Coffee Mills, Roasters, Pa- per and Ruling Machinery, Lathes, &c., &e. This ep- gine runs with extreme smoothness and regularity of Speed, Ponseasee the least number of working parts, and Great simplicity of mechanism. | ee ‘or purticulars. a8 ices, &c., apy ice, ‘Washington Gas Lizht Co. dy13. oJ spanzse SCROLLS, FANS, ETO., and Decorative Pictures. J. Jay Gould, 421 9th et mh? NOTHER LOT BOY'S SAILOR SUITS JUST AB- Price, $1:60, $1.75 and $2.25. ‘They sre cheaper thun Great Reduction tn Man's: and Boy's Cassimere Suits (Our goodie nt ‘no misfits, Straw Hats at Slaughtering Ladies’ and Men's Low Cut Shoes at a Great Reduction to close out, J. W. SELBY, 523 1914.and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Tue Ricas FE 18 Lxsunanon Courany, BUILD: PERSONAL PROPER’ THE bares tid OF COLUMBIA ORLY, =m tem] , 1001 ¥ street northweet. Will remove to their permanent quarters, No. 1331 F street nose as soon as repairs are completed—about Au- ‘M. W. BEVERIDG! it. at ST EROMEYOR, Freee aent, secs ote D ‘Treasurer. BE PE Witaoee NW. Bact eR eRe inson, 33 ‘John She 8. inson, Jno. Jay Knox, ‘Sherman, Wm. a Fhomp- (prs YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, + REFINED GUM CAMPHOR %c, PER POUND. 1, C. BISHOP, Druggist, 780 9th street. corner H street northwest. apld a CITY ITEMS. Mliseries of Mesquite Time. ‘They bite at night with deli and most prope in aereun tre, vet a thay make them sick. On buzzi: wing the insects sing, before 11 ir sting. Victims complain of cruel and would rather not be Ditten again. The Pain io stop, apply one drop of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer from fine drugutses op. Guests at the Summer Resorts tell us they have never enjoyed their sleep so well as this year, owing to the fact that Hunt's Iusect Powder Is Part of the staple supplies of every well conducted hotel. Price, 25 cts. Sold everywhere. Nervous Debility, the curse of the American people, immediately yields to the action of Brown's Iron Bitters. Kroxvk, lowa.—Dr. E. E. Fuller says: “I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters in my own family with excellent results.” Ei Grove, N. C.—Dr. G. N. Roberson says: “1 prescribed Brown’s {ron Bitters and find it ali it 1s Tecommended to be.” Perlscopic Glasses $1. plain 50c., filled Vest Chains $2 to $10, at Prigg’s. Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rosa Burnett’s Cocoaine Softens the hair when harsh and dry. Soothes the Irritated scalp. Affords the richest luster. Prevents the hair from falling off. Promotes its healthy, Wgorous growth. t gold Milwaukee Beer, be. a stovepipe—drawn from rood. t Kyienr, 1732 Penna, avenue, “ Buchu-Paiba.” Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,Blad- der and Urinary diseases. $1. Druggists, 3 Milwaukee Beer, Sc. a schooner—drawn trom 100d. ty KNIGHT, 1732 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in_3¢-1b. “Ward” prints, 5c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, Se. per qt. “Cream, 1c. pint. BOOKS, é&e. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. Met vt Hore: Kaorensers,, nate etnnS AE MALTY * 3a SIRE cg ERE MoUTa, ee pemeroy,— happens aud medical attention free.” Terms reasonable. Kasterskill railroad, is within half a mile of! at Galton’ wast and ey ( Teh a are irs Uy the New Teck Goncral ana hudesy ites ‘BR. P. BLAKISTONE, M. D., sal-Im* River Springs P. 0.. Ma. NG.—PLEASANT ROOMS, SPLENDID Biiitithe Ghaibeate Springs: cee to ate sti . Tes $25 mopin Si per week. Address P. Act S" TURF! ‘Chalybeate House, Sirarburg, va. ySi-im APLEWOOD Hal PITTSFIELD, MASS... BERESHIRE’S MOST POPULAK RESORT, ‘One thousand fect eevation, Uneurpassed, for excellence. Engagements by mail or telewravh.. 4925-261 GEO. W. KI TELL APE MAY, N.J. 7 Cottage No. 7, Colun.bis avenue, near | Stockton Hotel. Strictly first clans. Address, | 3316- FANNIE M. WINNE- Pisey Powr Hore, J. P. HOMBACH & CO, Newly furnished thronghout. New and commodious bath houses, Steamers Excelsfor and Leary leave Washington and Norfolk daily with U. 8. mail and passengers. Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabs, For particulars address Hotel. 3y13-1m JFCLPZkom House, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J. faat | | It fs two and a-half miles north of Atlantic City, and street cars meet every train at that place, conve passengers to the Inlet where a boat awaits them, whieh runs direct to the house. Tt is near the beach, with fine as can be found at any resort. and other prominent men. mmediate of the house will be found good sunning aud fishing. ‘Terma, $10 to $12 trains connect in Philadely mail. per week. Washington morning ‘and Atlantic City. Gyll-im) & SMITH, Proprietors. ‘OOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD. no dust, 50 acres of lawn and the finest | i mountains. For particulars ad-' 5 Al Mrs. JAMES P. Lt Wis ani orJ. P. LEWIS, P. 0. dept., 1534 I street. “3y9-tin? Tue I MAGINATION. By George Mi HOUKS W i 'H THE BIBLE. AMENT RE | LIFE AND LABORS OF ROBERT MOFFAT. “HIS Si COND CAMPAI ies. PRINCESS AMEL! “Ne 5 WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Sy23 428 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWE New Booxs. ‘Memoirs of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dix. Dynamic Sacrology, 2v.. by Ward. Zand and Labors, by Moody. Under Ground Kus-ta, by Stepniat, Dr, Claudius, by Craw Data of Ethics, by Spencer. ‘Tiger Lily, by Julia Schayer. Man. by Lucy C, Lill Mildred's Bargain, do. Phyllis Brown, Flora Shaw. For the Major, C. F. Woodson. House that Jill Built, C. E. Gardner. ‘Hot Plowshares, Tourgees. a WM. H. MORRISON, Peimeyt Kuves Panace, 814 SEVENTH STREET. WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY! . WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALL! LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! KING’S PALACE, GREAT SLAUGHTER rouse. Don't you buy Millinery until you have given us a ail, else you will be the loser by it. Facts speak louder than words! NOW FOR OUR PRICES! YOU CAN. ‘Two more cases of our elegant Shell Hats at 25 cents only. Elegant Cape Mays at 24 cents only. Rough-and-Ready Cape May Kuowltons, best goods, at 37 cents only. Elegant desirable shape in Romance and Belle Cole, and all other leading shapes, at 20, 24 and 30 cents, sold formerly at 75 cents and $1. Elecant Black Chip Hats, in leading shapes, at 15, 25 and 50 cents only,s old formerly from $1 to $1.50. Elegant Trimmed Hats at 7 and 25 cents only. Only 500 more cf our 4-cent Hate on hand. 1,000 Prime Plumes at 50 and 65 cents only. aon bunches Tips, in all colors, at 35 and 50 cents only. 500 bunches of Black Tips at 20 cents only. HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KING'S PALACE! True and indisputable are the facts that King’s Palace carries the largest and the most fashionable stock, and under all circumstances always has been the leader in low prices. Do not neglect to get your bargains at KING’S PALACE, BEAT THEM IF Sy21 ANTIC CITY 5 WHITE HOUSE, near Pacific. Fine ocean view: E 0X. Iye-m LOPE HOUSE, per week. Palenville, Greene co., N. z J.—BRADY HOUS ‘A “handsome sum ( Tesort. Good board at lowest rates. Lance, data airy room, god beds, pure water, parlor piabo, garden swings, &. JAMES BRADY, Box 70; jy2-h FIGRRL LAFAYETTE, Capi first $e: ly 7th, 1883. ihe : elecantiy furnished «Terms, $3.50 and $4. HILDRETH, Proprietor. SHLAND ATLANTIC CI nner of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ‘One of the best locations in the city.) summer aud winter. A ‘Ihe house has been thorough'y renovated and Felur- shed: awnings to every window: pure water intro- duced; the table will not be ex eilled skill and Hains P.H, SCR um ly. FRANK ret iH. y any in the cot ‘Tertus very reasonable for first-class accom- movations, ‘Lhree minutes’ walk from both railway stations, | i ER & PENDER, Proprictors, Je23. A ‘The Orchestra willbe conducted Mr. Zimmerman. 'H. J.& G. Kh. CRUMP. Of Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. _ Opens JUNE 30TH. $e18-2m Use STATES HOTEL. int "The largeet in Atlantic City, N. J. Nowall ‘open for the season of "83. BENJ. H. BROWN: JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager.“ Jel6-dtaug6&eodi6t. SPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., DIRECTLY facing the ocean and lake. Superior four- story hotel, with verandas on three fronts. Perfect drainage and ventilation. Large and Jue a E CAPE MAY. Unequaled location, substantial ‘building, new furniture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric bella electric lixhts, of Superior Excellence. f bee POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, ‘Ts Reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, 1d. passengers will find on thei arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Union Tranefer Coaches transfer direct to the station of the West Jersey railroad, at the foot of Market cs For through tickets, baggage checks, and full infor- mation, apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street and Peineylvania avenue station, Baltimore and Poto- mac Railroad. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen’l Manager. 49-taul5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. 814 SEVENTH STREET. CKER SUIT, 3 off AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘We have just received a few moro of these great bar- gains, which will positively be the last ones at that price. Imitation Seersucker Suits at $3.50, worth $5.00. Since selling goods at 50 cents on the dollar, our stock has received a severe shaking up. Still, we haye good assortment yet of $12 Suite, at $6.00. 14 Suits, at” 7.00. 16 Suits, at #00. 18 Suits, at 9.00. 20 Suits, at 10.00. 22 ite, at 11.00 24 Suits, at 12.00 BOYS’ SUITS REDUCED From § 4.00 to ¢ 2.00. From 6.00 to 3.00. From 8.000 4.00. From 10.00to 5.00. White and Fancy Vests in great variety, from 0c. up. PANTS—A ood aasortment, from $1.50 up. ssRhACK CLOTH SUITS reduced to $15.00, worth Finest Black Broadcloth Suits, made up in first-class atyle, $20.00; worth $50.00. Blue Flannel and Serge Suits regardless of cost. Blue Flannel Coats at 32.75; reduced from $5.50. $4 Gossamter Coats reduced to $2.00. $5 Coasamer Cqats reduced to$2.50. ‘$6 Gossamer Coats reduced to $3.00 THE MISFIT STORE, Having, like every. success, imitators, be sure and come to the corner of TENTH anv F STREETS. 3720 Crzaz Oor Casa Suz OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER, A few pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. ‘Tapestry Brussels, 75c. yard. Mattings very Cheap. tat,dot Of Tapestry and Bruseels Rugs, 9x12 fect and nger. Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- ing recel ve prompt attention. e SINGLETON & HOEKE, Je21 801 MARKET SPAcT. Deara To Morus, Insecrs, &e. The CHEMICAL FLAME, for the extermination of Moths and Insects frcm furniture, furs, blankets, &c., Dardieulgee and wil fortelt G60) Aity delirs in any’ case where we fail to destroy them. A. H. CHACE & BRO., yholaterers and Steam Carpet Cleaner $y28-3m VPROMETTT Suisiana avers mext Clty EO. H, D. BARR, IMPORTER AXD TAILOR, 1111Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. SPRING GOO] PR eer earner ot FINSTOCR POH SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND Beery ony ed a eee fo Soin the saarkat Antantio Ciry. Express Trains are run THROUGH wnoud ht Stops IN NINETY MINUTES via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC} WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, RAILROAD, Station foot of Vine street. |Station foot of Market et. Passengers from Washington will take the throuzh trains of the Baitimore and Potomac railroad to Phila- deiphia and arrive at the new Broad-street station of the Pennsylvania railroad, where Union traaefer coaches connect direct ty the stations of the Camden and At- lantic and West Jersey railroads, For through tickets, baggage chécke, and full inform- ation apply aa follows: Northwest corner 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltimore and Poto- mac railroxd. CHAS. E. PUGH, |. Manager. Se7-tald ERMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atiantic City, N- J. ' Ocean view from every! oom. The house will be kept open all the Fear. For particulars addrees Mrs, ROBT. BLACK. my30-3un Hi ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The most elegantly furnished and best ap- Pointed iotel in Atlantic Cit nS ‘OPEN JUXE 30rx. LENTZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. Cos. ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY SEA- ee snd retary and i yee " hye Hous ftet Oud Tote OY Recs Narain ve and Friday. Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday ‘The Baltimore and Washtuston steamers make cleo 3. R. WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent. connection with the Northampton. Hotel physi PA. Bitzhogh, “Address 3. T.'SPADY.” myi5-3m (PENS TUESDAY, JUNE 1218, . ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, ‘Nesr Winchester, Va., Willopen JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish y ime. ‘Large additions have ‘been made thie season for the accommodation of a greater number of guests. The dining-room has algo been en’: ew patent closets: a provided, and the arrangements are perfect. ‘The prospect for an abundant crop of the Best fruit in gie fmmediate newhborbood of the Springs ie very promising this season. For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Pratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washington, D.C. Cireu- Jars also at this office. eo = A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. (PS* MocnTarNs. THE PARK HOTEL, tent ‘Williamsport, Pennsylvania. A quiet home for the summer months. Cool nixhts. No mosquitoes, No malaria, Beautiful drives, music, €tc., ete. Table liberaily supplied with farm produce, A new Otis hydraulic elevator.. Terms moderate. Seud for circular and disxram, myd-3m, EASON DOUGLASS HOUS! WARE, $2.50 per, or! cannes HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16rx. RATES $8.50 AND $4 PER DAY. 36-2m. CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. [#2 “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAK. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. s SPRINGS, T= GETTYSBURG. Pa, WILL BE OPEN JUNE léru. Tas TEKGLES in town, ree My. enlarged, accommodate boarders. from Wi con: Dect with W.Md., HJ. &H. &G. RRs. st. Pees stad for ome eee 'B. YINGLING, Proprietor, moy28-3m Pa. TPE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, XN. 3., slate on — eA plang ayo smy ‘EDWIN ROBERTS, ' Dany | B steamboats aud by the New York, West Bore . Talo rail via Kin, jon, leaving: Pennsylvania <a | depot ervey City. Train via Pennsylvania West Shore roads leaving Broad Street sta'ion, Phile- deiphia at 30am. yee at Hotel Kastcrabill at § the 20 pet om a arrives Direct telegraph connections with the peaseipeh ©. A. GILLETT, Greene county, Ni Stock Exchanges, Adare Kaaterakih Post Office, dy l4-tu,th,eat Snetess ats: Mear Con wutes’ wack {ria beach au ‘Ocean view frou Svery room. ay2s. KESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, WORCESTER id.. opeus June 20th. Newly fu plished: Gna class in evory particular’ elagaat » fishing, eunning, ete. > SELBY: on E Atiantic Cit sap N =. HARVEX, Proprietress. Ui P. 0. Box 380. Het tmnks tart ABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL ( a Montromery county, Md.); sever = i from Washington on Conduit road rp TARGES " ve NICHI ots HE WOKLD on adjoining grounds, + OCEAN CITY, M day, $8 to via. BW. 8B For particulars apoly to 8. J. MASSEY, Prop. a HE MADISON, Sunset avenue and Kurloy AS! PKY PARR, No. E ric Bells and Telenfene, De12-2my ¥ 5 USE, CAPE MAY Lance, shady rounds: «1 % lawn tennis; sa rates. CHA! ER, Proprietor. tains, Sprin EGE RYSORT. SHADE, Bathe, Ho 1015 Penn. Ave. or address A.M. ew Windeor, Md. DHARLES—OCRA nue, Atlantic and with unit Fishing, Fxcellent tan Axo Crowe Desraxs IN CARPETINGS. We are receiv" 1 onr new Fall Carvets, BRUSSELS AND INGKAINS, #1. Hi Cari‘et to match, VOTH all widths. 10-4 SHEETING COTTON, LADIPS' FLANNEL LADIES CLOTH. a 00L_ DRESS cc WERE and 11-4 BRIDAL QUILT, INDIA LINEN, T2\e., Ie., Ic., 2 DRESS GI UNION OOD, 2 ‘S, all wool, double width, 370) -» 800., G2c, and Te, c. M. TOWSON, 636 PEN IN SUMMER GOODS PREVIOUS TO L STOCK TAKING. i CED FROM $15 roe OE Ey bile IN COLOR. TO MATCH. C L') DKESS SILKS IN GREAT VA> ar T¥; SOME GOOD BROCADES AT ONE DOL. ‘CHUDDA CLOTHS AND OTHER FINE WOOLEN DRESS GOODS. IN AL COLOKS: CHEAP. | AT 26c., FORMER PRICE 3736. THE BE PLETE ASSORTMENT OF ES OF MOURNING GOODS ALWAYS Q) HAND AT NEW XORK PRICES, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Ave, ONE PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Summer Goons AT SUMMER PRICES, 40 inch PATISTE NOVEL PATTERNS at 18c, SCOTCH GINGHAMS REDUCED, FRENCH SATINES REDUCED. jy | POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED, FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED, INDIA LINENS—SPECIAL PRICE. Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Ging- hams, 8c., 10c, and 12;¢c. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS. ‘We closed out a lot of Misses’ Hose worth 75c. ; we sell for 25c. 5. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, MARKET SPA Crosse Ocr Sosner Usprnsmurs. y Linen Cut inen + uffs, iv ‘i cts. ‘Good Surpenders for 16 ctx. a A pair. ir. ven away. ‘order for $6, at MEGINNISS, 1002 F street northwest. Lawss 1 Lawss 1 Lawss: Summer Neck Wear alnost Six Hine Dress Shirts made 3629 Cheapest Lawns in Washinton. Beantiful Pacifie Lawns, finest quality, actual yalue 1250, recuced to 3a, . SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Cheapest filks i1 ‘eshington. Colored Silk; 5%, Fancy Stike 3740. Heavy Gro Grain Black’ Silke te duced trom $1.50 down to $1. NUNS’ VEILINGS! NUNS’ VEILINGS! eters Seng Sateen s wate Mrs Sy Meek wide), reduced from 62c, down to 37ige. . Nuns’ Vellings, fine quality, reduced to 20c. Nuns’ Veilings, lace effect, pure wool, in Black, Strawe berry, Electric Blue aud Cream; actual value Sic, re- duced to 25c, BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Black Silk Brocade Grenadines, every thread all pare silk, reduced from €1.00 to Toe” Diack “Brocade ule Grenadines, actual value $1, reduced toS0e. Wamsutta, Fruitof the Loom and Dayol yard wide ‘Cottons reduced to Bixee = CARTER’S, MARKET SPacr. 5626 Cuargreaurs WINE OF PEPTONE. op Awin al of which containe 10 gramme et Cz. Rovrerr, NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQU: ETDS CAnEIAGE OOMPARY. UU THR COperignire is tae Wanker. ‘Arche Yawn Tenses, Fishing tackicn, Wagoue,