Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. “August 3, 1 AL MENTION. The Wenther. Orfice oF THE Cripe SIGNAt. OFFICER, } Warwixctox, D.C, ANZUS! 3, a. For the midile Atlantk Weather, cooler north to west eter. SPECIAL BULLETIN—FAIR AND COOLZR WEATHER T2 sates, generally fa nds, rising Darom- MORROW. - The following spectal temperatures were Feported at 7 E t. Seo: M treal, 61°; Que Mt W Cieveland, 5 &3: Beith, Denver, Falr snd ud cod nd the midty aw ke rection and z tem- a Ississippl vali re ou Saturd Gueat Maxkeo De ennsy vant! 1.50 in Ox ecsex Lily Slippe Sare, 816 7th st. Vassar’s now $1. th $2, now $1.25. L hind or macuine s-wed Ties and Low Button, trem 21.25 reduced te s Ladies’ 21 and $1.2& Opera Sf pyers, down to 65 Ladies’ < comfort ble House Stippers, 15 an} 252. wed kid an t goat button Bors, $250, y and Chiluren’s Sitppers regarule nt’s hand-st!tched Low Sioes way down. u's Canvas Shoes down to $1.15, Oids ant ends at halt price. Prxeazr, cheviot and ilannel shirts, Auerbach’s, 7th an H ‘THE best $2 mer atJ. Brock’s 60 or, Inced, OF button bocts, | Win every dozen cabinet protographs I give one large er one niceiy palmed picture. Paul Traltes, photographer, sireet h. We Pesseit’s Ice Caza suippel anywiere out of town. | $1.50 Ladies kid button boots,at J.Brock’s, 802 7th Street, worth $2. Waxsvtra Surers, four ply lnen bosom, rein- forced, finished, ¢ t Auerbaci’s Save your eyesight. Consult Hompler, down | town. ——— CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:30 p.m. and extincutshed at 3:2) a.m. {THE STAx Will be sent maf, post pald, to thos: leaving the city during the sumner for ony length ort nd the add ress changed as oiten as de- | sired. Subscription, ity cents per month, vost- | RIVELY 1S ADVAN: | Brentano & Co. send us the Lonton Iitustrated News, Graphic, Pictorial World and Panci tor the 21st ult, reeeived by yesteruay’s Europ.an stextn- ers, ‘The rezular Saturday evening excursion of the Armenia will be omitted this Soturday. ‘The newly elected memb rs of the Potomac boat club last evening arranged plins for a reception to be given to the club at the club landing next Fri- day. i ‘The name of Capt. W. W. Inadvertently from the publist dents elected by the Obie: Ucn Wednesday afternoon. A gume of base ball ws played last evening be- tween the Orientals of South Washington, J. F. McCarthy captain, and_the Independents of East Washington, George E. Heck captain, which in a victory for the Lutter by a score of 6 Moore was omitted al st of pre Inuabitants’ assocta- Yesterday afternoon Botuwell Banks, employed on the new St. Patrick’s | Ing, fell from a scaffold and was severely Injured. List eventng a horse attached toa Diggy, driven by ason of Mr. FM. Draney, ran over the three- Jear-old Son of Odicer West, S-Verely cutting his head an A case In the Police Court this morning, in Which some women were concerned, hinj the evidence of one woman. “This worn: Judge Mills, “stated that looks out of the window every day. A woman who wotld keep her head out of the window all day 1s a woman J would hesitate to believ Mary was in Jutg morning for stealing a botti Barbour & Hamilton's store, and was seat to jail for thirty days In default of $5. Henry Jounson, colored, was assessed $20 by Judge Mills to-day for carrying a pistol. He failed to pay the ascessinent, aud went dow for lays. A colore 1 girl named Eleanora Coleman, about sixteen years old, was in the dock at the Poitce Court tls morning, charged by her mother with being a Vagrant and public pres A sentence Of 90 days on the farm was Itnposi Detective Raff to-day served a warrant on Celt- eta Smith, of No. 314 9:h street, charging her with ‘Wiolating the law governing pawnbrokers_ by fal ing to keep a proper description of the pledges and persons who pledge the goods. ‘On tie petition of Ellen Reed, filed by Mrs. Lock- Wood, Justice Hagner has directed a writ de tunat- feo iiwjuirendo to issue in the case of Join H. Smuth, tormerly in the navy and now im Jall for an assault. A prisoner in the Pollve Court to-day was fined $5, and asked Judge Milis to let him off for $4.72 all the money he had. ‘The court put bis hand into his et and drew out a quarter and con- tributed It to paying the fine of the defendant. Mr. T. F. Miller to-day, for B. B. Suitth, filed a Dill in equity against W. T. Bulley, trustee, and Robert Portier, for an injunction to restraim the sale of the {Mts of the New York House, Peun- Ivanta avenu=, betwe-n 31 and 4% streets, on ground of the insuMciency of the advertise- Ment and the absence of such default in payment as Warranted the trustee making sale. Justice ames granted a restraining order. a Maputace Licenses —Marriage licenses have Been i-sued by the clerk of the court to Elward Merrick and Georgiana Hill; Jefferson M. and Letitia Allen; Edward Kerrick, of Prince George's county, Md., and Blanche Carter, of Mis- @ Mills’ court this of Diy rum fro:n sissippt: Sum’! Fitzhugh and Mary E. Jordan: © Plercynsk!, of Philadelpht», Pa. and Finny M. Knott; Win ‘Duckett and Hester Hull, both of Prinee George’s county, Md.; John Matthews and Maggie Harrs, dott ‘of Anne Arundel count Chas. Dickson and Mary V. Brooks Gerson, ot New York, and Lwzt- hs Acts Saw Rea, Estate TRaNsFexs.—Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows: Langdon and Barber, trustee to Jennie D Kz $4250, J. huete rt 6, sq. 817: 3. hg property to above: Pleree, lot 5, bloc R lor 33, <q 3 to DN. ister to CoO. H. Rup $67." Dan ert to A. Peyton, el Brooxs to Joba $1.65, Joseph E. t 1, <q. 37, part FS Luelan —_ ris, p rel y berts, part 11, sq. M. Torbert to CH. Dickson, lot 85, sub. $1,500. CHaxoe a1 aire: eS! Mee Court ls ives Raff and y tickets. An old 131 street, ing bought lottery tickets from the de- and produced two tickets that he stated he purchased from kim. The detectives testified to arresting the prisoner at his place of business Ou a special raiding paper, and that they there found some adveriLements of the lottery company aud other paraphernalia of the lottery business. Mr. P. B. Stilson appeared for the defendant, and asked the court to fsmiss the case on the ground that the sale of the tickets was previous to the @ste mentioned In the Information. Prosecut Attorney Moore sald this made no ditt Swiss Mills sald he was inclined to favor Mr. son's » pose of tt at prese! Consideration till t ‘THe Crvir. Rrants ©, In the Police Court Campbell Curr-ngton called Jude satin to ase under the civil rights |, the restaurant keeper, ia. ‘avenne, who Is charged Rev. G. HE. Smith eatin his he was colorad. Mr. Carrington Inued untl next Tuesday. "The ant gave ints personal boads im the sum of r his appesrance. He | eof Use case, DUL Was not ready to dis ‘The court took the case under OFTow. ase —————— Mrs. Yorne’s Fuserat —The funeral of Mra. E. ©. Young, mother of Mr. Waften S. Youny, clerk te House, too! Ing trom her lite rest west. The Rev. De. ace yesterday morn- . 1916 I street north- Weeek, of Union chapel, Wing acted as pail-bearers M, F. H. Truesdell. Dr. We sand C. M. Taylor. The land cemetery. The floral numerous and of very iandsom + d-- 8! + mon: them being a large pillow, w ih the inseription “itest,” sent trom the White’ House. EXFosMATION WANTE! lotter was received at th lee of tue clerk of the Supreme Court of the Distret trom J. H. Phinney, sheriff of Becker coun'y, Minaesota, stating that he had_ under ar. Fest ode Thomas ‘O’Nelil, who bad with him Certificate of adatssion vo the bar, dated June 26th, 1868. The letter stated that the certificate ‘Was altered, and the name was origtnally W. M. Leslie. He asked whether @ certificate had been Issued to either name, and stat d that O'Neill has hooJwinked many people into paying largesums f money. The records show that on June 26th, 1663, W. ‘M. Lesile, of Iilnots, was admitted to the ‘Bur bere, ——__- Tue New Berpine FoR Covcwstan Uxiven- arry.—The Columbian university to-day received @ permit from the building taspector to proceed ith the erection of their new building, southeast coruer of 15th and H streets, the plans of which have been vrepared by Mr. W. M. Potndexter, Workmen sre now [ple for the foundation. ‘The butiding {3 to be erected op the lot named, Whteh measures 131 by 154 feet. The Size of the Duilding wil be Ist by 643 feet, with wing 33 by © tect, And it wili be four Stories in height. The Bumber oF fect in height trom the level of the side- Walk to the highest part of the wall will be &, and Butaber of feet in height froin the sidewalk to the eaves, The roof will be high pitched and cov- efed wath site. The front and cornice wilt be of brick. ‘The buildin will be heated by Beam, and ‘the cost will be $75,000. 1 [thot he bad { pln bis abuse of the captat | and they Ry TEE ON VETERAN COBPS. A Lively Contest Between the Right and Lett, EO SUNGMPAITH IN CAPTAIN THOM AD PISD—THE PROCEEDINGS AT T NIGHT. A RPSOLETT MONS THE MEETING L: A policeman sat at the deor of the armory of the Union Veteran Corps last mgt About all the memb rs were pres-nt, and there was every InJL caticn thet ticre would be a hard struggle during Uhe evening betwern the members opp03ed to Capt. Thomason and those who have befriended him during the recent troubles in the corps. The antl- ‘Tiomasou mea sat at the left of the room. Lieut. Harrison, who was until Iwst night tre leader of Sit alone oa a window-stil at te rear Capt. Thomason presided. _Be- ore ing with bu ness bh. jarked that Leut. the last im hal chosen tO siippn ys a_note him Stating ‘i mem- manner injure hi a uid re notice from lit, except 80 far as Was to place himself right. usiness of the evening was then opened, and ay ing the whole session of wo hours there Was scarcely moment when good order prevaited. The captain pounded the tubl> with bis gav-l so ealy that during the midst of the pro- ¢ the head of tht instrament floy off and clattered over the floes. ‘There were disputes cver every Ultte polat that arose. A RESOLUTION OF CONFIDENCE. Mr. Carnana struck at once at the main busi- ness before the movitag. Ms suld he had had convers itions with members of the corps on both tiles and th:y had told tm that they did not be- Veve the ¢ 5 funds of th: corps for his own benefit, “Name theint” shouted a member on the left. s about to call ont some names, but great confuston aro-e, and Lis syeech was He then off red a resolution, which atit is the sence of this corps that Cap- tain SE. Thomason never at any Ume used or expended any of the funs of the corps for his > benetit.” “In other w said Mr, Carnana, “our cap- tain 1s nota thier.” Tdemand a yea av nay vote, So that every m:n can put himsef on record.” “Task that Harr som be given a ch mee to ex- eried’ out Sir. Mr. Carnana’s resolution provoked a bitter contest, Li-ut. Urell satd that he would be willing to vote for a resolution that was not quite so strong. This be a censure to the comiuittee of the corps. id NOU Say, and never did say, thet the eapta‘n had used ary” Of tials money for’ his own beach but i say that funds of the corps had gi Tot know how or wire. Taere we! men hore who gad soit hearts and symathy, and Who «ili not want to be forced to vote on this res0- lution. Whet they wanted was harinony, and this | resolution Was Mot calculated to produce har- mony. THE SIZE OF THE STAFF. further made geome allusion to the size of the staff, which hs said was large enough for an ary corps. Comrade Brennan made a speech which poured oil on the flim?s witch were already roaring, He Uiat there had been men oa the other the let) who had sinirched tae eaptain’s rep- utation, and he did not intend to associate with such ran. ‘There had been there men who had charged the captain with embezzling the funds of the corps, Nam t shoute! a doz2n on the left. “I hope,” exclaimed Lieut, E lear, springing up, that the reporters here will take notice of thé part of the rocm from witch this disorder comes.” “I hope,” sald Lieut. Urell, “that. the reporters Will Lake hotes of the languige used on the other side of the room respecting members of this corp.” Lieut. Urel WHY HE DIDN'T APPEAR. “Why dida’t Capt. Thomason appear before the finance committee when ordered?” asked Comrade Toyee. “That's not germane to the question,” sald Com- rade Brennan. “Because he didn’t see fit to,” sad Capt. Thom- ason, {9 an audible side remark During the confusion that re‘gned one comrade spraug Up and roared out lo tue Captain: “What has become of iy dress untiorm?” “You take your s#at.” answered Capt. Thom- ason, brinzinz down his gavel sharply; “I am not custodian of the uniforms. Tam not answering that question; none but a fool woul! ask it.” NOT BOTHERED BY GNATS. Lieut. Edgar having sald some words in defense of the captain, Comrade Carnell deciared that Lieut. Elgar had sald worse things of the captain than any other mn there. “I am not bothered by gnats,” sald Lteut. Edgar, looking at Comrade Carnell. Comrade Carnell sald he might. be a gnat, but he could bring affidavits to prove what he sald. “I defy you to state what I have sald about the captain,” sald Lieut, Edgar. “You have sald,” declared Comrade Carpell, “that Capt. Thomason 13 a Mar.” “Ideny the allegation and defy the allegator,” exclaimed Lieut. Edgar. Comrade Carnell solemnly affirmed the truth of what he sald, whereupon Lieut. Eigar, waving his hand, said “Shoo, fly; don’t bother me,” and took his séat. A motion to lay Mr. Carnana’s resolution on the table was lost, 80 voting In the aMfi:mative and 33 in the negative. When Lieut. Harrison’s name was called the re- sponse was “Not voting.” ‘The resolution wis then adopted by a vote of 36 {022 During the voting several members of the left declared that they had never considered that the captain was dishonest, When Lieut. Harri- son’s name was called he came forwanl and sald that he had retracted verbuliy and tn writing the charges he had made against the captain, and he would decline to vote. The amendment to the constitution propose? at the last meeting, to do Away with all the staff oMcers except the quarter- master and surgeon, was then’ voted upon and lost, 32 voting in favor of It and 81 agalnst tt. It Tequtres @ two-third vote to amen the constitu- tlon. A motion to adjourn was tien carried, and the hall Was soon emptied. It was stated by sev- eral members of the corps that a division of the corps was now Inevitable as the “righv” and “left” would ho longer live In the same house. Th? sult for slander entered by Capt. Thomason against Lieut. Harrison, it was satd, would be withdrawn. LIZUT. HARRISON'S RETRACTION. Capt. Tuomasoa has a letter from Lieut. Harrl- son which says: “I desire to place myseif on | Fecord a3 acknowledzing that I have be2n wronz in my course agatnst Capt. §. E. Thomason, and now withdraw all charges I have m against him, as they were based upon misrepresentations and are in my opinion wituout foundation in fact. I will also state that cordtul relations have been Testored between myself and Capt. Thomason.” —— District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Complaints have been made to the District Com- misstone hat the contractor for sweeping the Streets has not bestowed any labor on some paved streets, though the contract requires him to sweep them twice a mon'h. NEW BUILDINGS IN JULY. Mr. Entwisle, inspector of bulldings, has sent his report to the Commissioners for the month of July, showing 101 new buildings, 94 repairs, 7% Maeal lect of Vaulting completed during that the, R PeTITION FOR A SEWER. 4 petition has been received by the Commisston- ers from residents and property owners in the eastern portion of the city asking that a sewer be Jatd on 12th street, from the southwest corner of South Carolina avenue to main sewer on Pennsyl- Vanla avenue; and if this cannot be granted, that rraission be granted to lay sewer on South Caro ina avenue, between 11th and 12th streets south eas PERMITS TO BUILD. Butldtng permits have been issued by Inspector Entwisie as follows: W. D. Barclay, erect a three story and cellar dwelling and store, Connecticut avenue, between L and M streets northwest; $10,000." Great Falls Ice Co., repair frame ice house, south of Water, near 10th strect; $500. The plunidlan university, erect a university dutiaing, Tu and H. streets northwest; $5,000. L. Parks, repair brick 563 20th street northwest ; $500. J. Walker, repair brjck 217 © street soutileast — Washington Markets—fetail Prices. MrAaTs.—Beef, porterhouse, 18a20c. per ib.: sit Join, iSul8e. per Ib.p rib Toast. iSatse. per I round roast, 1234.15. ‘per 1b.; chuck, 101 1b. do. corned, Sulzi4c. per 10,5 do. dried. 1b. do. ent} 20: per Ib. ; do, tongue, 65c. each, Laub, 12.182. perlb.; veal, 123¢120e. per Ib.: mu! ton, Walse. per 1b.; porleldig.aise.per Ib. ; bacons— hams —téwulze. "per “I: cut —20i25¢. per Wb.; shoulders, Iul2ye. per Ib.;cut—Iyalbe. per Ib.; mididiing, 1418c, per 1b.; cUt—15a18e. per 1b, ;1ard, 1. ilde, Be Favrr.—Apples, 2040c. per-pk.; lemons, 20235¢, per doz. ; orsnzas, 80.981 per doz.; plumbs, 30c. per bushels blackbervies, 1o915e. per gts whore ries, 10A15:. per qu; peaches, 60:75c. per pk. pears, 80a81 per pk.; bananas,’ 30ad0c. per doz. Pineapples, 10.%c. each; watermelons, 15240c.; cantaloupes, 5.2 25¢. Borrex axp Boda—Philadelpnia, print. 40°. por 1b.; Western creamery, 86¢.per 1b.: New York, 3c. per Ib. ; rol!,20230-.per {b.; cheese, 12}40.%9e.per 1b. egies, 18202. per doz, Figa—Fereh, white, Sos, Der bunch; rock, do per bunen; taylors, 12\galc. per Ib.; trout, 10115¢, perlb.: sheepiead, Sic. per Ib salmon, Bc, Der Ib.; weak Misi, 1210. per Ib; codfish, 10c. per Ib. ; haddook, 102. per Ib.; hallvut, 20c. per 1b.; Iackeral (bay),” 2e@Sc. per In; lobster, 123c. Per 1b.; crabs, 3c. per doz; do., soft, $1 per doz. VaceTaBlrs.—Beots, Sa5c. per bunch; beans rine). 2a80c _ per 3 da (ima), TF gh; cabbage, Saide. per head? aby, bunch; cucumbers, c. per doz. cymlings, 15c. per 26%: ace plant, 6:210c. eactt: ee ber bead caions, 4s bet eure ing, 218. wach; 1180c. per Pk.; po- tatoes: Irish, 25e. per pk. radish, 2480" por buaghy tomatoes, 20:.80e. per pk.; corn, 151%) per doz. Pouttrr.—Chickens (live), $1a$1.50 per pair; chickens (spring), 50c.2$1.50 per pair; duck, $141.50 per pair; woodcock, $4 per doz; squabz, §3 ee CHARGE OF ASSAULTING AN OFFICRE.—A colored man natnd Samuel Banks was arrested by Officer Hutehingon last night for disorderly conduct, and assaulted the officer while Lelag put undor arrest. During the struggle the oMicer had t9 use hiiclab pretty vigorously, aud tLe prisoner’s head bears evidence of the force of the we. In tie Peller Court Banks was cherged with agsauit¢ny tie | cisive answer will be officer, and the case webt over untl to-morro under #800 bonds, tiken one cent of the | The Campers at Jackson Greve. THE FIRST SERVICES AT THE CAMP LAST EVENING— MINISTARS AXD OTHERS PRESENT AND EXPECTED— THIS MORNIXG'S SERVICES. Corresyond-nce of Tae EvEx1se Stam. Jackson GHOv! ALA. Couxrr, Rp. August a} There are now about 10) tents in place here, most cf them occupied, and the management state that all will be ocoupied In afew days. Counting children there ts a population of perhaps 400 peo- ple on the ground. Many of the tents are fur- nisued and fitted up elaborately, and with m: Of the comforts of city homes. Some of the tenters have the floors of thelr teats carpeted, the inte- riors being divided into apartments by curtains, and in some instances bird cages swing In front of the tents. MINISTERS PRESENT. There are already on the ground the following minist ts: Revs. E, J. DAlnkhouse, editor of the Methodlst Protestant; J. D. Kinzer, Baltimore; J. W. Gray, East Washington; 8. B. Treadway, Alex- andrit; J. 1. Mills, Washington; R. Scott Norris, Bultimore; W. M. Strayer, Chestertown; C. HI. Ll tleton, Baltimore. Among others who will be here dre Rev. W. J. Floyd, of A. A. county; D. & ‘enfield, Baltimore; Dr. L. W. Bates, formeriy. Vasnington; W. H. Stone, a native-of Wash- {ngton, and W. S. Haiminond, formerly bf Wash- neton, . The tabernacle, In which are chairs for sev2ral hundred people. as Deen newly painted and whitewashed, and at night when lighted by eight geso:ne lamps the sicht tsa very pleasing one. On the platform fs a fine Estey organ, at which Mrs. Spanier, of Westminsier, will preside, while Prof. Spanier leads the singing, A large bell, loaned by H. McShane & Co., of Baltimore, 1s located close by the stand. The boarding tent, Which Uns year is run by the association through a committee on supplies ‘Mr. H. Burroughs and Revs, J. D. Kinzer and & B. Treadway. was for- opened yesterday. Officers Phil Berger and Pumphrey, of the Baltimore police forte, who for sever] years past civen satistaction, re- ed yesterday for police duty during the camp, Mr. Samnel J. Willer, who is in charge of the gasoline fixtures, by nicht fall hid 42 of his Nghts in order ready for lighting. ‘This 1s Mr. Willer’s | fl th season here. G. H. Brown, a well-known barber, of the first ward, located Here yesterday. THE FIRST SERVICES were held last evening in the tabernacle, and;there wa3an audience of only about 150 persons, many of the campers, fattgued by the work of arranging their household eff.trs, remaining in their tents. ‘There were on the stand Rev. Drs. prinkhouse and Mils, Treadway, Nichois and Strayer, while other ministers were in the aulience.” After the hymn, “Jesus, Lover of ny Soul,” the formal _ser- vices were opened with devotional exercises, Rev. J. RB. Nichols offerin; prayer. Rey. Mr. Strayer preached fr t, “Hitherto have ye asked nothing ininy name; ask and ye shall re- ceive, that your joy may be full.” “This was a plain, practical gosp-l Sermon, in which the preacher discussed prayer and urged that we should not b= formal, but ask In faith, according to our nevessities. H> concluded by saying that a Curistan Mfe was one of continuil asking. A Short prayer-meeting followed, during which Rev. | Mr. Treadway spoke, and ths meeting closed at 9:30 o'clock With the ‘announcement that the bell Would ring to rise at 6:30 and at 6:45, aud there woull be family prayer and preaching at 10:20 o'clock. AT THE CAMP THIS MORNING. This morning the day broke with clear sktes and some of the campers were awakened by the Wash- ington night line express train thundering past at 5:08. ‘The family prayer meeting at te stand at 6:45 o'clock was conducted by Rev. C. H. Littleton. AS quite a number of the tenters had not com- pleted the arrangement of their tented homes no Meeting was heid again till 10:80 o’ciock, when Rev. Dr. Mills, of Washington, preached on the CBaptism of the Holy Guost—tis nature and ne- cessity.”” The railroad company has given all needed fa- cilities this year. Half a dozen trains per day from Washington and seven from Baltttnore stop at the grounds. Commo.tious platiorms have been constructed for landing passengers. ‘The trains leaving Washington tht stop at the camp are the 6:40. 8. 9:50 a.m., 1:30 4:10 and 6:29 p.m., through the week, and the 9:30, 10:40 and 6:20 ‘trains on Sundays. col — Tae NationaL Riries.—At the monthly meeting of the Nation: s, held last night, the annual asurer, showing the command to in an excellent financtal condition, was pre- sented and aporoved. Mr. J. 0. Manson was elected treasurer, and Mr. Alex. T, Hensey a mem- ber of the finaneé committee. “‘I'Nanks for courte- sies extended to the corps, In connection with the Tecent trip to Cape Muy and the reception on its return hoine, were voted to the honot stay-at- home members, cadet corps, the Crump Brothers, J. F. Cake, of tlie Stockton hotel; Col Charles E. Duffy, of the Columbia hotel; company H, 6th New Jersey regiment; the press of thts city ‘and el: Where, and to the lady friends of the corps. 1 company recelved a donation of $100 from an hon- orary member, and a donation from C. Schueder of pneumatic bells for the officers, non-coinmis- stoned officers and drill rooms. ‘The following Were eject honorary members: Wm. Schwing, Wm, B. Easton, Charles Neal, 0. T. Thompson, George C. Henning and Frank 0. Beckett, ee Scurr For DaMAGES FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS PRosEcUTION.—To-d.y Barbara Waters, by Camp- bell Carrington, filed a suit against Cuarles Wara for malicious prosecution in haying her arrested on the 3ist of July last on a charge of the larceny of $110 from him. on which charge she was con- fined in a station-house twenty-four hours, atter which she was discharged. She charg-s that the plaintiff had no Gause whatever to Delleve her guilty; (hat the charge was wicked and malicious, and by reason of this grievance she has been in- jured in her mind and health, and isin conse- quence prevented from attendin‘z to her necessary and lawful affairs, She claims $1,000 damages, The Courts, PROBATE CouRT—Judge Hagner. To-day, inre. Margaret Hull; order confirming report ofthe register. Estate’ of Dennis Dunn; Utton and order appointing Annie Dunn admin- ratrix: Dond $1,400, Estute of Mary Palmer; Wm. Mays appolited administrator; bond $200. Estate of Churles Hillyer; Josephine Hillyer ranted letters of administration; bond $1,400. state of James Murt; amended petition of P. B. Dunn filed. PoLice Court—Judge Mitts, pro tem. To-Aay, Walker ‘Tolliver, cotcred, assanit on Martha Green; $5 or 15 days. Mary Coleman, col- ored, loud ani boisterous; §5 or 15 days. Ghas, Clirk, John Rodgers, Martha Bennet, John Jones (colored), and Hattle Taylor, loud and boisterous; $5 each. ‘Henry Johnson, colored, carrying a pts- tol; $30 or 60 days. SS Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING AssoctaTIoN.—At the twenty-elghth monthiy meeting of the Fourteenth Building As- sociation, held at Goldard’s hall last night, 27 shares, snounting to $746.9, were retired dit the rato of $20.62 pet share. PzRsonal.—The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam B, Orme will regret to learn of the death of their youngest child, a little daughter about a Year old, at Rehoboth Beach last evening, after a short illness. ‘Tae RIVER TRADE.—Harbormaster Sutton ro- ports arrivals at the river front as. follows: West Washington. ed, Schr. 8. A. Travers, Tall, 133 tons coal, Noriolk, Va.; schr.Laurla Wolf, Ridson, 250 tons chal, x. Va.; sebr. R. Bowe ers, Thompson, 740 tons coal, Bostoi Aghes I. ‘Trace, Stnall, 650 tons coal, Boston, Gratx.—Arrived, boat Samuel Jarboe, with 2.090 bushels wneat and 1,700 bushelscorn. Wheatsold al $1.18 to $1.14; corn sold, to arrive, at 6c, Smiprixa News.—Arrived, scr. Fannie Brown, Sharil, Richmond; Alfred Braybrook, Briggs,Prov- idence; Milford, ‘Looker, Washington; Mary E. Moorse, Jones, do. “Cleared, 8, R. Multord, Jenree, Boston; Ignes L. Grace, Small, do. Conpition oF WatER.—Great Falls clear: dis- tributing reservolr, do. ; recetving reservoir, do, os Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tag Evevine Stan. Borer Exrrostoy.—Tho boiler at J. M. Hill's tag factory, tn the third story of the building ad- joining Sarepta hail, exploded this morning at 8:13. ‘The explosion threw the boller through the roof to the house top, where it still remains perched. The room was much wrecked, but no person was hurt except Mr. Geo. Mills, the enzi-- neer, who 1s badly scalded about the face, &. The logs Will be several hundred dollars, Nowination.—Upon the reassembling of the Ib. gral convention after recess, yesterday aftern oon, Charles Bennett, of Prince’ William county, was made chairman and D. W. Whiting secretary of the convention. Messrs. Job HawKshurst, L C. O'Neal and D. W. Whiting were nominated, and Job Hawkshurst, of Fairfax, chosen as the Iberal candidate for the state senate from Loudoun, Fatr- fax and Alexandria, forming the 30th senatorial district, Mr. Hawkshurst has been a much re- Spected resident of ‘this section of the stats tor many years, and {3 now postmaster at Fairfax Court House. Pottce RePort.—The only prisongggat the sta- tion house this morning are Will colored: St. Compton and Geo. Butler, chargéa with roi bing the money drawer ot L. If. Harrison's auction store. The miyor has flacd Aaron Jackson $5 for agg .ult upon John Bell, Base BALL—Tio Alékandrias played the Way- erlys of Wasiington yesterday afternoon, and the game was won by the Alexandrians ina score of 11 to5. Ed, Shark, of Alexandria, was the umpire. Rerowenr’s Nores —A meeting was held at the Braddock House to-day of the delegates to the Lynchburg conservative convention from this dis- trict, and arrangements made for the coming elec- tion contest.——Intelligence has been received here of the wreck of the barkentine Carpoine, which sailed from this port for Cubaon the 18tti of Junc last. She went ashore at a coral reef near Cuba.—The conservative executive committee has made headquarters at_the old Potomac Bank, on Prince, near Pitt streets.—The Good Temp-, lars of Golden Light Lodge have chosen H. C. Field, W. C. Templar.—The funeral of Henry Caton took ‘att2rnoon, and was atte: by hi is. —C, Lambdin, of this city, Is aj pomted Gr Of the telephone line of Norfol —The Alexafigria Light inccbty makes an ex- cursion to-night to Marshall 1 Hai, The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Ameri- a, at its session In fee Oe 7 Slected £3 Bowles ot_ Outs, Nolan, of 8& Paul, Pitta the foll consin, oMtcers: secretary. Mr. Parnell has submitted to his a ressinz invitation he has received to visit ame 2 ica. His coll eral tht ue will bo degetly needed fe Arelanas Pa ae ren in a few Hon. \“. 3. Grocsbeck lectured on “Civil Service ‘Reieim” ta Ciuciudati last night, ‘The Telegrapher»’ Mass Meeting. AN ADDRESS BY GHANDMAST?R POWDERLY AT THE OPERA HOUSE LAST EVENING. A muss meeting, under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers, was he'd last eve- ning at Ford’s Opera House. The members of the brotherhood marctxd to the place of mecting in a body. Representatives of the different trade or- ganizations were alzo present, and seated on the stage were Messrs, J.:G. McNamara, of the tin- ners’ union; Jos. Fanning, stonecutters’; Wm. F. Rabbit, plasterers’; G. F Ennis, painters’; A. D. Brock, typographical,and 8. B. Shelbley, master workman of the brotherhood, who presided. ‘The object of themeeting was to listen to amad- dress by T. V. Powderly, of Scranton, Pa., the grand master worlgnan of the Knights of Labor, and he was at once: introduced to the audience. AS he stpped to the front he placed a ewspaper on the stand containing some newspaper cuttings, to which he referred in the course of his remarks. After speaking of Vanderbilt, Jay Gould and others, as THE “DANGEROUS CLASSES,” Instead of the working men, he said that these men were guilty of murder. In proof of this state- ment he read the newspaper account of a collision between two freight trains recently In New York state where six men were killed. The accident ‘Was attributed to the telegraph operator, a boy of seventeen years, who had gone to sieep from fatigue causel by long hours. The speaker sald that if the telegraph company had not compctied this boy to do the work of two, and perhaps three men, the accident would not have happened, RIGHT WoURS A DAY'S LABOR, He then proceeded to give the reasons why the laboring men demanded that the hours of labor should be fixed at eight per day. One reason was that where there were four men now at work ten hours a day, and one mon idle on the outside, if two hours was taken from each man’s day, that would make @ day’s work for the idle man, and where foar were employed, five would be at work. This reduction in hours of work would allow the laboring man to induige in mental recreation and ft himself for hts duties as a citizen of this great Tepubli~. Another effect would be to bring the production down to the consumption. At present there was too much produced and a more equal ratio should be maintained. THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. In giving an account of the origin and pur- poses of the Knights of Labor he paid a warm tribute to the founder, Uriah 8. Stephens, who, as an original member of the Garment Makers’ asso- clation, evolved the {dea of the order and pre- pared its first ritual, Its branches were now tn every state of the Union, in Canada and in Europe, and the demands now made by the laboring men would have been considered revolutionary ten years ago. Before clostn: his remarks Mr. Powderly read a ral manager of the Western Union, had been re- quested to resten, This was received with great applause, which ‘continued for some minutes, Aiter urging that the pubile give to the telegraph- ers not only sympathy but financial ald, the meet ing adjourned. ——————— ‘The President's Trip. WIS JOURNEY FROM LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO A CON- TINUED OVATION. | The President left Loulsvillo yesterday in a gayly decorated special.train for Chicago. The engine was studded with small flags and stream- ers, and bore on its headlight an enlarged por- dining-car were also decorated. The party on board consisted of President Arthur, Secretaries Lincoln and Folger, Postmaster General Gresham, S-nators Bayard and Beck and a representative of the press. General Shertdan and party returned to Chicago Wednesday night. Owing to the delay in starting no stop was made after leaving New Albany until Salem was reached, and the train passed through all intervening ’ villages with ying rush. ‘No place appeared so modest that It filled to possess a plece of ordnance and ac- companying the cheering of the assembled crowds was the detonation of the artillery. A stop of ten minutes was made at Valparaiso, where a crowd numbering fully 8,000 persons’ had col- lected. Here an address was read by Mr. Linge, of that city, on behaif of the colored residents of Valparaiso, thanking the President for the stand he had mide on behalf of the race at various times, President Arthur replied in the briefest terms, thanking them for their kind wishes Yehement calls were made for Secretary Lincoln and Postinaster General Gresham, Dut these gen- tlemen, following the action of’ the President, briefly expressed their pleasure at_ meeting such a great concourse, ani sald they regretted they could not linger and speak longer. Nothing oc- curred to mar the journey save an accident at Greencestle, where a large crowd had collected on the piatform, which gave way, precipitating iully 100 people a distance of 12 feét,-but fortunately in- juring no one seriously. At Valparaiso, Ind., a young colored lad. presented the President with ftowers worked Into the design of a ship. At nearly all the stations tuere was an evident de- sire to shake hands with the Prealdent, which he acceded to in every Instance. The train arrived at Chicago at 7 o'clock. It wasatonc> sur- rounded with people and the party had difficulty in reaching their carriages. ‘The President, a companied by the reception committee, Jocluding MayorHarrtson, Hon.C.D.Farwell,Collector Spauld- ing, Postmaster Palmer and John B.Drake,went to the hotel, where an informal reception was held in the patlors. A public reception followed. ‘The arty left over the Northwestern road this morn- Ing en route to the Yellowstone Pari. News Briefs. Hanlan easily won the decisive heat yesterlay at Minnetonka Lake, Minnesota. Hosmer was second and Teemer third. In a consolation raco Plaistead and Riley were the only starters. The former won by a length and a half. Chgriey, Ford, the slayer of Jesse James, was ar- restell and taken to police headquarters at Kansas city, Mo., yesterday, under the old indictment for the Blue Cut train robbery. Walter Timberlake was rum over and killed near Norfolk early yester.Jay morning by a special train on the Ocean View railway. He bad been drink- Ing, and laid down on the track, ‘here 1s great rJoicing among the Irish organt- zations in Syracuse, N. Y., over the killing of Carey, the informer.’ Thirty-nine guns were fired last evening, and two gunners were badiy injured by the premature explosion of a charge. The Boston Journal says: F. T. and J. D. Phinney, boot and shoe counter manufacturers, 187 Summer street,suspend@d payment at 2 o'clock to-day. Their abilities ai Something over $400,000. ‘They are on Shaw & Bros.’ paper to the amount of $400,000. Peter A. Mewsenz-hl, a Bavartan, living in St. Louis, yesterday shot his wife, a girl of nineteen, whom be nad recently married at Pinckneyville, i, ahd then himself, The wife Will probably survive. Jealousy was the cause, While excavating in a quarry at Mill Village, Pa., Mr. Martin McKay discovered a petrification that closely resembles a child’s head. Mrs. McElwee, sister of a police officer of Troy, N. ¥., has obtained a warrant against Rev. Father Ludden, of St. Peter’s church, charging him with assault and battery. He admits that he pushed them out of the way as members or a crowd which obstructed the entrance to his resl- dence, cted by & wedding. In Charleston, 8. C., C. 8. McCoy, colored, shot himself throug the stomach on Tuesday, inflict- ing a wound from which he has died. He sata that he killed himself tor love, He was buried in potters rield. The eldest son Of the Right Hon. Alexander James Beresford Berestord-Hope, member of par- Mament for Cambridge Universtiy, was married in London Wednesday to Evelyn, daughter of Gen. Frost, of St. Louts, Mo. . True bills have been found against the prisoners held at Liverpool for being concerned in the dy- umite plot. ‘They are charged with treason-fel- ony and conspiracy to murder and to destroy pub- Me buildings, : EX-SENATOR TABOR’S $10,000,000 Surr.—A telegram to the N. ¥. World trom Denver,Col., says: Tuesday night ex-Senator Tabor was served with papers in one of the heaviest sults ever brought In this country. Itis for $10,000,000 and the appointment Of a receiver, The otier parties, defendants to the suit, are David 8. Appleton, Harvey A. Post, Leondias M. Lawson, John P. Jones, W. A. Barber, Arthur Sewall, Wilitam 8, Nichols, Edward B° Dorsey, Chas. A. Whittier and U. 8. Grant, jr. The suit was broughtin the supreme court of New York, and the allegations made are that the ChrySolite mine was sold to the platntin, Harvey T. Cutter, or New York, by the defendants, who made fraudulent representations as to its value. ‘The mine fs located at Leadville, and was sold for $1,000,000, ——__—_+e-___ LIVELY Times IN THR PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLA- ‘TURE.—The Pennsylvania house yesterday passed the Amermam resolution for the appointment of five members from each house as a free confer- ence committee, to prepare a legislative appor- tionment bill. “A lively scene occurred after Mr. ‘Thompson, of Beaver‘county, had concluded his Speech of over an hour and a half in favor of form- ing a free conference on the legislative aproztiun- ment, Ashe concluded memb:rs irom ail parts Of the house broke 12° iuud applause, which Mr. Hines, $i Luzerne, in the chair, was unable to restrain. While the confusion was at its height, the question of the adoption of the resolution was. put by the chair (Mr. Hines), and declared car- Tied, Remonstranves arose from all parts of the hall, but the chair @isregarded them and ordered. the reading of the Lowery congressional appor- tionment Dill. A motion to adjourn was then de- clared carried, and the er left the chair. This action of Mr. Hines is repudiated by the democrats, Davratn’s Liset SUIT AGarnst THE New York ‘Times.—Mr. M. A. Dat of the Louisiana lot- tery, has begun suit in the circutt court of New York against George Jones, as editor and propric- tor of the New York Times, tor! for Seno against the Tes. for publishing Post: D for master General Gresham’s order, Rynen the Times editorial, headed “The Brazen Baupniny” ne amended his compl for $85,000 adaitianal Cisse Oor Case Suz _ OF ODDS AND ENDS, To REDUCE STOOK Fos SUMMER, A few pieces Body Bruseels, $1.25 yard. Tapestry Bruseela, T5c. Tard, ‘Mattings ‘Cheap. 4A lot of Tapestry and Brussla Rags, 9x22 fet and Ly age hte fx Caret clan SINGLETON & HOEKE, @01 MAREET SPACE, dispatch, which stated that Gen. Eckert, the gene- | trait of the President, ‘The three coaches and | | Assorvrety Praz oe r TSKILL MOUNTAINS, ~ IHE ALLAIRE, SPRING ¥ r Cc "T'S stec-cue tamiy fo Betenc bn 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, ek IOL Te coe ew, Aaa kB RICHARDSON, Spring Lake, 8.3.j1 - & F AND ABSOLUSELY FREE FEOM HAY FEVER. | 7 ce HOUAR, SPRING LAKE, WONMOI kg MALARIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS. Lites, 8d Under aoe ts 3 ¥ AA 2 be ren fee the renareion of queens 3UR Fy . ote} — acon ££ “oo a SARATOGA, For Si eucwte, Tecume $10 to 812.00 per week. THE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLaces. | “Sel-fetu bin "THOMAS FARLEY, Manager. pen A ER ON cog. = (ABhtos Howst, Boe AA K HW KNN G G Trains on Pepnaylvaria rarlroad make close, CAPE MAY POINT, N. 3. BBE AA KK fi NNN G connection in Jera-y City station with trai <r RS AAA KK I NNN GGG ia Woe shchs tern crenaian Une Marty Te second to none on the court for location and, BBB A 4 K K U ON NN GCO San long trometer threagh Rew fore. = Management. ee awe Bam. Teave Baitinore 9.25 am.; | _dt-cotm ___AVH HAMILTON, Proprietor. Philadel ve Jersey City 4.02 p.m. 585 HALL. amigas aia Afsive Cranst s. SEA. mn West int 8:36 Fm ' ime PP OO W W WDDD FER Cornt m. ; Pho nic Uneqnaied location, substa: ‘bun, Bo www Bop REE RRR, | Suop ms Farum 8:49 ams Wanton, 8:50 1. mn. | new forms eaten ene ana, PPP O O WWWWD DEE RRR Kaaterskil, 9:20 p.m, ; Catskill, 7:36 p.m.; Alban: levator, eicetric bells, electric Letts, B 9,0 WwW D DER R.. | $50 p.m: Farstogs, id p.m.. with Pullman buffet par- | ‘"A Table of Buperine Pecctiones CO W OW (DDD *EKE RB -. | lor car from Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia | The Orchestra vil! be conduebed gay rene orediide® fat Calton Avent Pennsylvania Railroad for tickets and onngente, and Devon inn, Devon, Pa. ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, | further information, or address _ Opens JUNE 300u. Pend geal onion Meigen ohare, id ae, |S 5 an2-Im oO. strest, New Yo ‘t aa kins be ‘The in Atlantic City, N.J. ordinary kinds, and cannot be eokd in competition Fy RSET open for the reason cf 3, = with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Bax- In@ PowpeER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. a6 BENI. B. BHO" DelWatnisteegos tee tat JAS, P. SCOTT, Manacer. pus sHELDUENE, ATLANTIC CITY, WN. J., CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. Rates reduced from Aucust Ist.” " au2-18t A’ ASUMMER RESORT KIVER a stands firston the rol’ f0> sochal ates nent: and good Hing, Beatns, Froit, Medene be ad medio! ctiention { ee Term ixble. Te ntly Rituated on Michigan svenus, jake steamer Arrownith ord: Weihemyeon; and | yanetrem the weeks with Mucketsucted Osean Ont at Colton’s wharf and call fer and rea breezes, is how open. Adurome K.P. BLAKISTONE, M.D. aul-Im* River Springs P. 0., Md. OARDING.—PIEASANT GOOMS, SPLENDID air, fine Chalyheste Springs: close to sta-j EDWIN ROBERTS. my3m Ts. 3. DIRECTLY 7, OCEAN Gi fecing the ocean and Ike. IP!HE MosT DEADLY FOE TO ALL MALARIAL vera thiwe fronte disease is Ayer’s Ague Cure, a combination of veg- Boating aud Being’ "Termin, 425 yer cme par Oe ye etable ingredients onty, of which the most vslnable is | mout! Paar week. Address A. P. MotN-J% airy room Accommodation for 200. = used inno other known preparation. This remedy ts | {URFE, Proprietor, Chaisbeato Hioums, ‘Mirarbans, | SOnFPH Wilh. ~ an absolute and certain specific, and succeeds when all a S| CABS JOHN BUDGE HOTEL OO. ORiSr reetintnes Sit, (2 care ts warranted, APLEWOOD TUSEIEUD, MASS. ee a BERKSHIRE’S MOST POPULAR Re'SORT, es S0 drive srom city sproprietios strictly enforced LARGI ‘One thousand fect e'evation. Unrurpance) STONE ANCHEN THE WOMLD on adjoiniiw grounda, HE CURATIVE POWER OF AYER'S SARSAPA- | for cxeelieuce. Engagements by mall or telot 2. Saas ril'a in too well Known to require the specious aid of Sells adie FASIDE HOTET. OCEAN GUY, Mi. Wild any exaggerated or fictitious certificate. Witnessesof | (VAPE MAY, NJ. 0 J por weak ithe escort nie ee eS ite marvellous cyros are to-day livias im every city and | Sy Qctimge NO iy, Columbia avenue, post i, Fectern Shore and Mary and’ Stiemboet cs? hamlet of the land. Write tor names if you want home | “jyi¢-Im* FANSIE M. WINNE- | For particulars apply toS. J. MASBES. Prope jote evidence, au2 KEMONT MOUSE, CAPE MAY bench. Lange, ehaily’ grounds: toxnd Pace for Chas. Pox Porsr Horr, J. P. HOLBACH & CO. dent Newly furnished throughout. ‘New and cominodious batii houses, Jawa tenn! ve rates. FR, Proprietor. W psn & Oa A. t #6 RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- taing Springs, Maths, Horses, Hunting, ng, Pxcellent Table. “Circulars at Br CITY ITEMS. Penn. A’ or address A. M. _Stexmers Excelsior apd Lesry leave Washington aud | Ji LY, New Winds :r, Mu my ny Immense Bargains Norf Ik daily with U. 8. mail and passengers. ST. CHARLES OOCEA' in Travelling Trunks; Baby Carstagageand Retrig- Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabs, Svar avenan atone erators will be sald to-morrow at R. \dschinid’s, Jor particulars add: ntel. jy13-Im improved, and w.th un 812 7th st. n.w. Iso the following Goocts will be = sa Vceva JONAH WOU almo-tgiven away, Iubber-dres inz Combs with | FfOLVZKOM HOUSE, Inetal backs, 3 cts. 2 qt. covered Tin-Buckets 5 cts. as 9 Inch Ple-Plates, 8 fer 10 cts. Brown's Shoe-dress- BRIGANTINE BEACH. B,J. ing 6 cts. a bottle, 1 Joe-cream Tray with 12Sau- | _Ttistwoand s-half miles north of Atlantic City, and cers to match 35 cts; ‘Tin-tollet Sets assorted col- | etreet cars biect vers teal Mt tliat freee, comes ors 8 pieces $1.45 cts. Wooden Buckets 11 cts; large | Pa*sengers to the Inlet, where a boat awaits them, whic! Tubber Dressing Combs 7 cts. footed wash-basing | Funk direct io the hous’. itis near the beach, with tine assorted colors 15 cts. Hand-mirrors 8 cts. 7 Pin | bility as can be found st any resort | Peatentke Pcie, Citas Chamber Sets decorated | Harmer and other prominvut men.” In the immediate wit ad colore ers and gol ines 10 pleces | vicinity of the house will be fc id d a i $3.37 cts; superior Laundry Soup 6 large bars for 25 he cA PeRET ET fishing. cts, Whisk-brooms medium size 4 cte, large 8 cts, | | ‘Terms, $10 to $12 ____DRY_Goops. New Asp Cuorce Desicxa 5 IN CARPETINGS, ‘We are receiy'ng our new Fall Carpots, week. Washington morning . > in extra large 12 cts; oval dishes 8 cts; Japanned | trainn contectin Philad-iphia end dante city. Daly mht Cake or Bread Boxes, medium size 58 cts. large 63 | wall._[iy¥I-lin} Rs D & SMITH, Proprietors. _ | TNGRATNS, cts, extra-large 78 ctS; decorated China Ice-cream ‘AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, BUUSSELS, che", hel, see Saucers 6 for 28 cts; 3¢ Dt. Tin-cups 1 ct. 1 pt. 2 cts, no dast, 50 acrea of 1nw HALT. and STAI Carjet to match. 1 qt 3cts; 1 Crystal glass Spoon-holder with 12 | spring in the mountains. For particulars ad-' DRUGGETS in oll wiz, Tea-spoons 15 cts, Water-pltchers 17 cts; White | dress Mrs. JAMES P. LEW] FLOOL O1L-CLOTHS all widths. China Bowl and Pitcher, 59 cts. white Porcelain Combination Dinner and Tea-sets 112 pieces only $1395 worth $20.00, large Japanned Dust-pans 7 cts, smaller 4 cts; very handsome fine Crystal cut- : . orJ. P. LEWIS. P. 0. dept., 1834 T street “359 jin* WIS, P. ( 10-4 SHEETING COTTON, (Attic erry, QWe., Ble., Ie. NEL SUITING, all colors, 250. Se ‘TE HOUSE, LADIES' FLA! glass Water Pitchers 49 cts worth $1.00 Octagon | Mass. ave., near Pacific. Fine ocean view: 79 LADIES' CLOTH. doupie width, ail colors, 7c. Gishes 15 cts and 20 cts, worth 25 and 35 cts. Fruit | terms reswinable, 1... COX. jy6-Im “JEBEL | ALL Woon pus JUD, Be. . Bowls 47 cts; worth $1.00 Army and Navy Black- “TSKILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE House, | ?* 4X, all wool, double width, 37¢.5 ing 5 Boxes for 10 cts; 9 inch felly-plates, 4 for 10 | © paaviiies On Kustentil Geek od oe Tani cts, large Scrubbing Brushes 7 cts. The Greatest Bargains ever offered in this city will be sola to-morrow ‘. 2he. “ ‘i trance to: love, ‘bree miles from the Kaater- Guo Me. Sie pm te, skill and Hains Falls. Terme $10 per week. | B_H. SCRIBNER, Palenville, Greeneco., N.¥. Js3-Tm INDIA LINEN, = = — 12%, 1e., 18e., 200, S os ™ LA! TT a. EN! .: . only at M. Aucrxeretwa. 817 71h st mw, Deoo- | PECTECLARAMETTR CAPE MAX, 4-2. OFEXS | esr mpras GinGHAWn tains Fated chamber sets $2: Sess cu) ont Hotives | the beach: elegantly furnished; strict s LAWNS, UNION LINE 2, lange water buckets, 25 clothes pins, 1 clot | clase. Terms, £3.80 ats ys “FRAN BLK) TTLN Gduced prices, ling, 1 plece soap, 2 boxes blue 20: Dlacking brush | SH DRETH Remens, 9 FANE BES SASS eee and 1 box blacking 10c., 25 sheets writing paper and 25 envelopes 10c., 3g dz. fancy goblets D HOUSP, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,. A‘S C. Pennsylvania and Atiantic ay Gz. ebony handle knives and forks S7c., bread ; 0. M. TOWSOR, Knives 12c., footed wash basins 7c., flour sieves 9¢., | ues One of the best locations in the city: 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, large size Gustpins 7c., covere1 vegetable dishes | “he honse has bern thorongh'y renovated amt sone South Site, near 7th. jas baby carrlazes and trunks 2) per cent less nished; ewnings to every window; pure water intro- rf duced; the totle will not be ex elied by i a than eost for next 10 days country: “Terma vers reascuavie or aes atone | Great Baxcatys. y modations. ‘Lhree minutes’ walk from both railway one. _WARNER & PENDER, Proprictors, (Pe POPULAR WATERING PLACE, Perfectly Fitting White Shirts and casy fitting Drawers tor all men. Clerical Coliars that dispense with further neck dressing. Flannel Shirts, white, blue and gray. WE, ARE NOW OFFERING MANY VERY GREAT BAnGal SUMMER GOODS PREVIOUS TQ Go. C. HENNING, AL STOCK TAKING. 410 7th street. CaPE MAY, JDUCED FROM S15 TO $10, DE 1} 0 TO 87. Knee-Hreeches for Letter Carriers. Is Reached by the IN PUY DIPEERENE Rumors come from Washington that the govern- M ‘ ment Intends to uniform Its postmen tn trousers WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, AY; SUME GOOD BKOCADLS ATONE Dobe Of the contipental pattern. It seems incredibie, i Tae but stranger things have happened. These very IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, DeHUDDA CLOTHS AND OTHER FINE. use;ul and underpaid men are now very comforti- ; aa HEAP. biy ani neatly ‘uniformed, and with the ald. of = BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ANv SCOTCH GINGHAMS: AT 25c., FORMER PRICE 37) *LEVE | ASSORTMENT Perry Davis’ Painkiller they can make full time, ‘COM! MAKES OF MOURNING notwithstanding their exposure to the hot sun and their ltability to summer diseases from drink- Fast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at- tached sre'ran during the season at convent ent hours, and SOURS ALWAY Ck, . THE OR | passengers will And on thelr Y ing tmpure water and eating hastily and at irreg- | arrival at the New Broad Street Station. Philadelphia, HAND AT NEW XORK PRI . ular hours. Prudent ones atong them generally | O"the West SJerey tolled at Ge doce oe sation 2 Fo armed with a bottle of the specific, and at the | Street ced ae nae Srey Sraue ot ramp, or eeapice orcad, | |For thronch tickets, baggage checks, and fall infor. W. M. SHUSTER & Sows, ey medica’ elr Water or food, ant aps, | metion, apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th strest take a straight dose. ‘They know from expe and Pennsylvania aveuue station, Baltimore and Poto- 919 Pennsylvania Ave, what Its virtues are. mac Railroad. ONE PRICE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Suumen Goons AT SUMMER PRICIQ, 40 inch BATISTE NOVEL PATTERNS at 180, SCOTCH GINs-HAMS REDUCED, FRENCH SATINES REDUCED. POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED. FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED. INDIA LINENS—SPECIAL PRICE, Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Ginge hams, 8c., 10c, and 12c. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA. MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS, ‘We closed out a lot of Misses’ Hose worth 75c.; we sell for 25c. 4 Consti- | CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen’ Manager. ¥9-taul5 J. R. WOOD, Gen’! Pansengor Agent. Anantic Cry. OUGH wnat Exprees Trains are run THR Stovs IN NINELY MINUTES va perlority | CaMDrN & ATLANTIC! WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, | BALLKOAD, FLow FROM, Station foot of Vine street. |Station foot of Market st, Parnengers from Washington will take tho th Kwronr, 1732 Penna. avenue, | trainnof the Bia timore and Votoruae ‘raliroal to Plies deiphia and arrive at the pew Broad-street station of Don’t Dic in the House. the Penneyivania railroad, where t nion trasfercoaches “Rough on Rata.” Clears out rats, mice,ronches, | sompect direct ty the riadons of the Camden and At pedDugs, Mes, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers. | MECr iroagh licker tamrare checks, and full inform. ation apply’ as follows: Northwest corner: 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue; station Baltunore and Poto- anac railroad. cuas. £. PUGH, a, Manager. J07-ta5 MONT HOUSE, enue, above Atlantic avenue, N. J. Ocean view from ever 104 will be kept open all the yea culate address Mire. HOUT. BLACK. HWo™= ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘The most elegantly furnished and best ap-, pointed hotel in Atiaatic City. OP.N JUNE 307m, LENZ & SIEGRIST, Proprictors. YOBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY 8.A-, SIDE KESURT IN VIRGINIA, i ‘The finest and safest surf-bathing. Ocean, chapnel and shark fiehing and snipe shooting. ‘Terms: $2 per day. $12 per week, $40 per month. Route from Old Point steamer Northempton to Qherrystone every Monday, Wedueeday and Friday. connection with the Nortuaiupton"Hotd waseicieee pampton, aoa pyeicien, P.A. Fitzhugh. Address J. T. BPADY. myl5-3m Liver Disease, Headache 2 pation, caused by bad digestion, quickly cured by Brown’s Tron Bittera, ‘ Lewis, lowa.—Dr, M. J. Davis says: “Brown's Tron Bitters give the best of satisfaction to those who use it.” Ganrieip, lowa.—Dr. A. T. Henak says: “Once using Brown’s Iron Bitters proves its su; over ail other tonic preparations.” Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, Milwaukee Beer, “s stoveplpe—drawn from twvod, wn Milwaukee Beer, Sc, a schooner—drawn from wood. isd Kni@ut, 1732 Penna. avenue. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 3, R. Woop, Gen. Passenger Agent. 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-Ib. “Ward” prints, 5c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milic, te. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint. BOOKS, &c. MARKET SPACE. dy Crosr « Ovr Suanten U. ‘DERSHIRTS, —= Tae Lysamariox. By George MiicDonala. BHOUKS WITH THE BIBLE. Vol. 5. _ By Gcihie. OLD_T STAMENT RiVISION, “By Alexander} je15-2m Reberts. LIFE AND LABORS OF ROBERT MOFFAT. “HIS 5'COND CAMPAIGN.” “Hound Hobin Se- PRINCESS AMELIE. ‘‘No Name Series.” WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 SEVENTH STREET-NORTHWEST. 328 Niw Booxs. ‘Memoirs of John A. Dir, by Morgan A. Dix. ynamic £acrol ony. 2v., by Ward. Land and Labors, Moody. Under Ground kus by Si Dr, Claudius, by Crawford. "Sulla Beaver. t 50-Cent Gauze Shirts, 8 for $1. All styles finest Linen Collars, '$1.50 per dozen, Finest 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 25 cts. a Fine 4 inen \ uffs, 20 cta. a pair. penders for 16 cts. a nail Sum eck Wear almost given away. bux Fine Dress Shirts made w order for $6, at MUGINNISS, 4029 1002 F street northwoat. Lawss: LLawss: Lawns: Cheapest Lawns in Was! Lawns, finest quality, actual ., Beautiful Pacifie lue 12igc,, Fecuced to 8a, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 127, ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Cheapest tilksin Washi) |. Colored Silks 69a, cy C: Lilie. Great North Mountain, Fancy Slike $7340, Heavy Gro Grau ‘Black Silke re Guced trom $1.90 down Ehyllis Brown, Fiore Shaw. Near Winchester, Va., ‘oF the Major’ C.F. Woodson. b to jodate several who wish ae House that Jil Baile, C.'S. Gardner. Tolerate ety at that te = tor me | ONS VEILINGS! =NUNS* VEILINGS! : WM. H. MORRISON. accenmodation of a greater numbcr of guecta. The | Cheapest Nuns’ Vi in Weshington. Nuns’ Velle 306 475 Pennsylvania avenue. | Sining-room aa aleo been ‘en area, new patent dloscts Zi pure Wool, widest Wouvie width, (az iuckeg fitve fen provided, and tbo salary arrangomeate wide), reduced from Gio. down 19 33390. ees aon Nuns’ Veilings, fine quality, reduced to 20e. Kae: ‘ALA ‘The prospect for an abundant crop of the best frait quality, es Passce inthe Immediate neighborhood of the Springsis very | Nuns’ Yeitings, lace effect pure wor, in Straw. 814 SEVENTH STREET. proniisinc this season. berry, Electric Blue and Cream; actual value $1 aa For ‘circulure and accommodations apply to A. 8. | duced to be. WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY! Pratt & Son, 401 Sth strom, Washington, D. ©. Cireu- <= WE TAKE THE BoTfOM OUT OF ALL! Jel A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Binck Silk Brocade Grenadines, every thread all pure sulk, redncod from $1.20 49 foer Black “inscende ule Grenadives, actual value $1, reduced to 5c. Wameutta, Fraitof the Loom and Davol yard wide Bleached Cottons reduced to 8)¢0. c LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! KING’S PALACE, GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE. A arset nome forthe panaer recite aichte, No mosquitoes. No malaria. beaut ives, music, Don't you buy Millinery until you havogiven us a ., ete. Table libcraly plied with farm produce. call, else vou will be the loser by it. Faote upeak louder | {new Otis hydraulic elevator. ‘Lermus moderate Sond (PAE Mocyrains. e dent THE PARK HOTEL, ‘Wiliameport, Ivania. CARTER'S, ‘tian words! for circular and di=zrsia. $096 MARKET RPA7F. PRICES! BEAT THEM IF ; GEASON 1833. NOW FOR OUR PRICES! 8 SEWING MACHINES, &c. ‘Two more cases of our elegant Shell Hats st 25 cents Fp 1TH STREFT SEWING MACHINE RGU only. Z é an detttey Soot, best goods, Fd St agprcdeedy te bight Tichtoed, at 37 cents only. romning and highes: arm jock-stitch machine 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. Elerant Black Chip Hata, in leading shapes, at 15, 25 ‘and 50 cents only, old formerly from $1 to $1.50. OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE l6ra. and price-list ‘Elegant Trimmed Hata at 7 and 26 cents only. address. C AUEKBACE. = Only 500 more cf our 4-cent Hats on hand.” ‘BATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. Double Store, corner ith and Sei etca Hees as bemaaeeunee: COX. Prooistore, | —Sents Furnistings and Hate next Qvor. on 5,000 bunches ‘Tips, in ali colors, st 36 and 60 cents | _2°#-2m CLREEN. A%! ¥00 szex ir = a ‘amano cITy. THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. 1€ not be sure to examine it mee before you, purchesn._ 3 500 bunches of Black Tips at 20 cents only. HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KING'S PALACE! rue and indisputable are the facts that King's Palaoe carries the largest and the most fashionable stock, and under all circumstances always bas bean Jeader in low prices. = x ‘Do not neglect to get your bargains at KING'S PALACE, $14 SEVENTH STREET. wn ii