Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1883, Page 3

POTOMAC RIVER - BOATS. AUCTION SALES. RET FOPULA . ST: AME! Si! DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES MAIL! EAMPRS GFONGY L: ARY AND EXCELSIOR! fo "Sonro K, FORTRESS MONKOZ, PIABY FUUNT'AND CO! NFIFLD POINT, EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY 100, fo Norfolk see $L00/ Pn-y Point “and 1.60) Pont Lookout, 3 } Koand Tety.....---- ($1.00 lees accommodation cannot Le furuialied for lenven Tth-xtrvet wharf daily, INCLUDING SUNDAYS, _ AND ‘xoursi NDAYS AT GD. yg. nt special tecture. Return y, t eketa wood on e%iher Leary or Excelsior. ive connection Wi thy. Boston and Providence Bteamwars. Se ree hy BE Gen Sat . Me rN - Sup Wr. P. WELCH, Agent aud ‘OOK AT LOW FARES. — SAL. RDAYS ht Steamers LAK” and MOS LEY To Piney Yotat, Point Lookut, Fortress Monroe and MONDAY, WEDNFSDAY and FPIDAY, at 5:30 p.m., and SATURDAY, at 6: }. I. 5 Returning, leave W-xfolt Nr Ay ab 4p. m. YTOMAC RIVER LANDING=.— teamer THOMP- R loaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, th. Te. mi. Fare, SION TRIP .—Steamer MOSPELFY, FVFERY AY, TUESUAY, W DN! SDAY and THURS- to Biackistone fslan: Day. 4, st 9am. Hound Trip, € NEW AL'XANDRIA FFRRY.—FVERY SUNDAY Bteamer THOMPSON, leaving ber wharf, W the Half Hour, © mmencing at Sodtia nthe Hour. "Fare, 8°Cen gma ARKOWs Leaves 7th street wharf at 7s m. for POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, - fare ting with Baltimore and Ohio R. R. at ‘“Shep- Ps" nino, m Washin: at Alexandria with 7:40 a.m. Ferry Bat ston. londays for Nomini and in: ing uesdays. On Thursdays ‘Clement's Bay, wharves on Redist | re » Leonardtown and inter andayn. J.B. PADGETT, Act., ©. W. RIDLEY, M arf, Waehit sen M™ VERNON! MT. VERNON =f TEAMER W. W. CORCORAN “ao me 1. L. BLAR®, Captain. porexac TRANSPORT “INE, ‘The steamer *UF. Capt W. ©. Geochera in, Teaven Sts otioce f Kiver Landings, o'clock p. m., for Beturning: Weaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at 6 Sciock bm. ‘fil aceemmodations strictly first-class. iver freight must be prepaid, and will be received on BAlUkbaALs “27, STEPHENSON & ¥1 mi6-Fm eet wharf and 121 skages received and inform . L. SHERIFF, 328 end 5 JONES, Agent, 7th etreet wharf. ___STEAMERS. ext Gi ERMAN LLorp— “Bruner Live Berwses New Your, Havae, LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND 3 ‘The steamers of this company will sail EVERY WED- RisDay pie ieee ee Soro peerage: From N York to Havre, London. bentham ‘and Bremen, an oe "f100; —— a y ees ee i certifioston, oF freight Or passe Epily to OLLRICHS & Co., 2 Bowling Grech, New York. W. G. METZEROTT kCO.. vas Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents ior Washincton. EN c= LINE. a Nort NK KOUTE. SBE CUNARD STEAMSII? COMPANY LIMITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING*AT COKK HARBOK. eK 40. 8. NE! A Beythia .” Wet: Aug. 29. | Servia. ep. 26. ADD EVERY Wt Db sESVAY FRO NeW ¥OKn. Kates o! passage—$80 ana $100, according to accom- modation. Ftecrome at very low rates. Fteeraze tickets from Liv. Egos Guceuotown and ali other pariaof’ Europest ‘Throuch bills of Isden given for Pelfs Gisagow, Hisere, Antwerp and other ports ou the Contisent*end + For froth aul paseare apriy at the Company's oficn Ro. ¢ Bowling Greens or "both stsoraco aad cabin 0 JIS Bich.OW & Gu., oo Tihstret, Washinxtoa, VERNON B. BROWN & CO., Yew York, jesers. O1'S BIGELOW & CO. 605 Tih street. Washinston. 7AEW ORE, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.— N ‘The aorchae fall powered, Clyde-built Dutch team=bi} ‘thie ANS1ERDAM. ROTTER- Be arrvine tie U.S. street, Jersey CG. fany's Pier, oct SESDAY ter Rowstat and knoe, alternately. oh sea roa, RS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO F. EE bre-criptions and send you to some side-show it who divi @ profite with the doctor. ‘sapyointed of a cur: of private ‘shon'd con- re. RROTHERS and G..AY, 906 B strects. w. iil furnish medicine, guarantee ‘a cure or no jay. ‘Thirty years’ experience. 3y3i-1m' W015 [HE MCB) RELIABLE AXDLO_ Ges established Specialist in the c:ty? “Why. Dr. BROTH: Ry Jo—over thir: two year—at 905 B at-s.w. Grom to before A. C. Kichards, Justice of the Fescs. uit, ANHOOD RISTORED BY A BOTTLE ortwoof Dm. BROTHE 8! Inv gorating Cordial, tI cure any case of Seminai Weakness, Nervous De- Bibty and Impotency. om te ONFID! NTLY CONSULT Betreet southwest. Partic- inea-es jx Cut in. to Ladies, war ities aud Ovarian tr ubles experience. Jy24-1n" EMALE PILLS MAILED T on receipt of $1. Box 307 City P.O. M ANHOOD RESTORED. jer is. ete, having tried in vain 2 dy, has discovered a rimple meaus “which fe wil seud free to his fellow- Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, 3y10-tu. thas ? To EL. all who are enffering from the errors andin- jreretio sof youth, nervous ear y decay, kere of menhood, Kei I will wend.a recipe that wi Loure you, FREE OF CHARGE. | ‘1hia great remedy was dis- fovered by a missionary’ in South Amer.ca, Send s elf-aclcl: eaned enve ope to the Kv. Josrra T.T Station b. New York City. of ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- M dies. | Allfemsle complaints quickly cured. Can bs at 1245 7th streetnorthwest. Orficehours tod D.m.. with iadiesouiy. — jy7-2m* MPORTANT TO LADIFS.—LADIES MAY BE accommodated with Board, during spd Bicknews, jedica’ ‘Ireatmet fauuly. "Address Mra. M. H. Onte street, ore. Dr. Sloane's the Generative Organs, $1 per bott'e, DE KOPERTSON, THE MOST RELIADLE AND longext specialist wi ____ WOOD AND COAL. Coa, Axo Woon. We have just received a tai Ke Soca eh pnvg hae tot beers —-< % allof which we offer at lowest market “Lbe attention of conmumere is reepectf 4) ibepectiOz of our stock. ae STEPHENSON & Bno.. ‘th et_ wharf and 12th st. snd aP. ave. BRvrvs Bhar By 3 rtreet. NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND Jos 4a PRINTER." All Kinds of Printing, in wood style, at Trices, “Tatiefact on guaranteed. L GELS, JOUBSALA, eS Coulee at Lycett's Bindery, 1012 Pa. aye. z . as ¥. MONEAL, Prop’. Gilsson BROTH! m6 cocoa BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING cl diet constitution may radualiy built up until resist ferdency tod reame. Hi oO sabe Poel tinge us, ready to attack wherever there ise Made simply with boiling water or milk, Ac in Une, (only Jy-lb, and Ib), by Grocers, labe:ed. JAMES EPPS & CO., 16-m,tu&s Homeovathic Chemists, London, Ene. WALKERS 200 TENTH 87 NOKTHWEST. ae, Sok a tig, Roi Sed and Caipet TU-mMOKKOW. FOLEY, Auctioneer. “Twill sell the stock of Dry and ©, tained in store No, G08 Tih ntreet gor nes O00, COR” ug, OH THORS DAT MOHSING, AUGUST “LUCK, end will coitinne from “; d rpomed of. 5 ogy! Silke, Drene Gs Felvets, g Ta 21 > ree Syreaés, White Gonta: Hosiery teee ar, Comets, tings ng Letes and Embroideries, Dress Shirts, Shee! Wilton, Cassiueres, Fiannels, Domestice of all Lawns and other »rticles too immerous to mention. Ladies are syecially invited to. ttend this rale, as the foods are Aine and will be sold witha t reserve. 3530 M. FOL: ., Auctioneer. ‘T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. °. wee UCTION BAR-ROOM FIXTURES, FUR AOSTTURL Chase MIRROWS, Quitecd, Bo. CONTAINED 18 No. By VLYasIA AVESUR NORTHWESI. KNOWN 8 EW TORR HUME aus ab. irtne of a deed of trust, st. A.D. 1684, duly recorded’ tn Liber Sout o0 foo a8h, ‘ons of the n cords for the District of Columbia, and at the [uitien request of the holder of the notes sevured thereby Eahal sell at public auction on WEDRE Da AUGUNT EIGHT iba commen elu TER O°CLCK Sets, Tables, Bureaus, Bod- robes, Washslan ds, Chairs, Cut: ictures, Es Stores Mange and Fixtures. &., &¢., more fu ly deseril in chedule A,attuched to iat deed of trust and contained in House Ro. 337 Penneyivan s svenus, known aa Hous iH Mr. BAILE: aud No. 490 i.ouisfans an2- __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Hervenue ST Passos ‘OF EXCELLENCE, ©. LEBRATED FOR. BIILLIANCY OF TONE AND BINGIXG QUALITY UNRIVALED. WORKMANSHIP Ao FINISH SUF£RIOB TO ALL —EASY PAYMENTS, Ola Yin. os FACTO"Y PRICI e ive persons having exchange extra advantages in the value of| the old iuetruments and balance can be Deen t id month y. u's p.m. WEISER AMi*s bicaNcit FACTORY WAREROOMS, 427 10th street nurthwes*. aus Srecian Sate Or free UPRIGHT PIANOS 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. BY CHAUNCEY J. REED, No, 1.—An claborately carved 3-stringed double rove- Tred, cameersd with Catee erandl eabinet rans by the oldest New York maker. Original price $1, 000; of- fered af one-third, and will take piano fi exchange. No. 2.—A Cabinet Grapd, by the lead:nz Boston ma- Fs very fine liano. Factory price 3750, offered at No. 3.—A4 celebrated New York Piano, nearly new; worth $300, offered at $175. No. 4.—A good imported upright, $75. No. 5.—A very eegant square Grand Piano, bousht at truatee's eale and worth $900, only $160. le ai ipecial low prices in the matchless Shon- beila Organ; sold on $5 monthly payments. No. 7.—Very great bargains in secon |-hand Melo- deous and Urgans, rameing from $20 to $50. N. B.—I tune, ship and revair instruments; sell to all ectable people o1 payments, ‘second- Band Pianos ant Org neforeast Nt UO Ht STIEF}, THE KRANICH & BACH, id the NEW ENGLAN» Pian raat ies BALTIMORE and the PRINCe SE oe craana, at lowest fact ices f0.: caah, OF on east known moutti invtaiment pisn, et G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MU ICAL WAREROOMS, ap25 ‘709 7th street northwest. ALLET DAVIS & CO.°S PIANOS, — BAR- ins in thee wonderfuily perfect inatru- TagRt® Will be: given iu ail cash valea before Ju, k. + ow is sour time. klewant stock now open at 811 9th street northwest. my26-eo L. SUMNER, In charge. No. 6, ninger Cy! i. EICHENBAC) °S PIANO WARERCOMS. PIANOS: of various makes for sale and rent at re- Guced prices. Wm. Knabe & Co.'s world-re-| Be Pianos. i uning : 11th street, above Pa. ave. P4N03, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO. The most Perfert Piano Mads. EMERSON PIANO, she Pest Medium-priced Piano Manufacture. WILCOX & WHIT AND bIMIALL ORGANS, 2ienos and Organs sold on instalments, renwator es- <beuged; rent applied if purchased. A SCENT MUSIC. abe only complete Stock in thaatte, HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Managing partner of the jete firm lig &Co. tT RAILROADS. CK ON GROVE CAMP OF THE METHODIST PRUTESTANT CAURCH, B& PR. xcept Sunday, 6:40, 9: p.m. Bunday'trains 9:30 a m.. 6: Pope's Greek ition from Bowie at 7:59 5. m. week daye ouly. i leave Bu.timore dail , except Sunday, 7, 7:35, at: Sun 4:10, 5:15 ant 7:10 p.m.’ Sunday See ao TG. DULANY, dy31:angl,2,3 and 4, ang?.9, 11,1 President. HE GREAT PERNSYLVANIA ROUTE. TO THE NOTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. EOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. STcEL MAILS.” MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EFFECT JU. ¥ Stu, ‘Trarxs Leave WasHINGTOR, FROM STATION, CORNER OF *1x7H axp B STREETS, as FO For Pittsburg and the We of Palace Sleeping C from a xpress 7:30 p. Pittsbure and ¢ inein- for Chica- and Harrisburg to Buffalo. For Willam=port, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. For ‘New York an z ‘ept Sunday. Pp. m. every week day. he all through trains connect at City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, sfford- ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avuiding double ferr:ace across New York City. hia, 8:00 s. m., 10:40a m., 1:30, 4:0, 4 10:20 p. m. Gn Sunday, €:20, 9:50 and . Limited Express, 9:30 a. m. daily, ex- 1: 9:50 aud 10:20 p. m. at For Pope's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ex E For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. dally, except unday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG _RATL- WAL AOS ALEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON 9:20, 11:00 and 11:30 a.m. 5:00 snd, 11:90 p.m. Ua m., 8: b, 6:30 and 11:00... rs sett f ‘cheoki ination from hotels and rerienees” 3.R. WOOD, General ‘Agent. CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. do ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE THE WEST. THE FAST AND THE ‘A WASHINGTON. DOUBLE THACK!, JANNEY COUPLER! Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 13th, 1883, ‘Leave W: fr Ne aafate Washington from station, Corner of New Jersey gas esa nana, We, so, Loe Thr h Coaches and Palace 5i Fs to" 3 mi points, without change? 10:15 ane Chica. except 2 For Hitteburg, Cleveland and Detroit at 8:30. m. and 8:40 p. m. daily; 8:40 p. m. is aolid train to Pitta: pin Cars attact ned au via Monroeville, 20:15 a.m, +f © for Detroit. ‘Trains for ‘and New York at 8:10 a. m. golly exept Sunday 5 3 p.m. and 9:40 p. m. daily, with Parlor and Sieeping Carsa For Baltimore on bags re a} and 10:05 am.,. 12:10, 2:20, 290. 7. 8, 10, 9:46, 11:30 o ‘ions | freen Washington and Baltimo Toe BO aed Toe Bem. For ‘stations Of Metropolitaa Branch, 1:45 Ay ezorpe Sunday, daily ; tor Staunton, 8: Gav; ior Frederick, a-m., 1:50, 6:37 p. m 12 pete, dally exce : rom Frederick and intermediate vane Saks an, 10:00 e.m., 2.15, 4:20 p.m., 8:00 p.m. daily ‘Supday: "10:00 's-ny, ‘6:00 p-m. Sally tek, of Rocks. ROYAL Rage g Beamonantiontemons g°; Pi Poe 6co Lb uy gents! Absolutely Ua- ace LLL uu and No Preraration—Alwayn Ready—Always, LIQUID! Mende Marble, Stone, Patches on Leather and Mubber Brie-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips snd Cloth, acd Board In Rovap Books, teatnce Ornament ef every Book Back, Earthenware and everything. = an : erable eaactty: Fine Ge Hegeand Plagne ned Cabinet Sakae eh Bawyers, &c., = eae es OMEARA Cs 1:47 Pa. A apg ees D.0. Grocorn Stationers Hardware and meneral stores." tant) Rivmice, we. aut Wa Tel B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. UCTION BALE OF DESIR * Bl XG LOTS AT THE NORTH? AS? CORNFR: F LLEV- For ey as i ~ BOUTE. OAROLINA AVE~ Suet . DAT i2 THIRTFENTE, 1683, . M., I will gel’ at auc-' ine, frout feet. feet 10 ch feet of parking enue and ‘Terms wil be made to snit a k.. A. MOINTIRE, Heal Estate Broker. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. au-6t TDONCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRU “TEE'S 8A! PROVED REAL ESTA’ Bact, ABOU SIXTY FELT BY NINETY FLET By virtue of a déedof trust recordedon the 224 day, Sf the fan recor e of ine Tstrict cf Colambis eed c viatrict «f Cola the written request of the holder of the note thereby secured, the at public auction, tn frout of the, ‘on MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGU AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the follow.ng desc: Tea, situate in the city of Washington, in the raid District Wreltitig Lots, numbere twenty-two. (22), twenty three (23) ‘and tweuty-four, in William B. Todd's recorded subilivision of orixinal lots eicht (8), and nine (9), io square one thousand and thirty-three (1033), together with all the sting of one bt at es improvements, consisting sale: $500 in cash, and the residue in eqnal fa.ling due respective y in six and twelve ot te diay of fe, with intereet nel Palde secured by deed of trust om the property sold. A depoalt of $100 required at the time of sale, and all con- Vevaneing anu recordin at the cost of the purcha-er. If the terme of sale are uot. complied with chaser within -even days after any 68.¢, ‘Trustee Te:erven the right t> resell the sald property at the risk and cost of the defaniting igtaraery WARD H. THOMAR, Trustee, auT-2awkds 916 F street northwest. serms payment mon.he Room 8, T TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD line and ordinary Assessment Companies is the constant withdrswal, an Years pass on. ot the Haat-ra By the plan adopted by the MU UAL HE IN Fe ASSOCIATION this great diffi- culty in the way of permanent and safe lite insurance Hep iPae mvieieiinees atfod Ties Ona up thet paynients than on any oth r 160 Hetret. I. RAIGHT, Manager. at UY AND SELL U. 8. GOV'T AND D, C. BONDS; Bare Wasi C. GASLIGHT and ALL other City Deposits received qubject to check. We vay SPECIAL attention ‘o obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared st ali times to answer inqui- les regarding same, HARRY ©. TOWERS & 00., BANKEUS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, my31 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Parvare Srocx Txxonare Wines WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and old on Commission, No. 639 15rH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Axency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 64 Broapway, New Youe. Frvery claes of Recurities bought and sold on commis- sion in San Francis o, Faltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York »tock Exchange at one-eichth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires toi ichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which or.ere are executed on the Stock Exchanges iu those cities and reported back Promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANT.¥ direct from the New York Stock Fxchange. nl HOUSEF URNISHINGS. 4y26__3147th streot, 5 doors abor Eopy Rernrornarons ‘With Slate Stone Shelves. WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS. WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED. WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PI1CHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS. M. W. BEVERIDGE. 48 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Daxronnrs F; LUID, end beat quality of GASOLINE. as well as VAPOR STOVES, of different makes and all prices, constantly on hand.” ‘Lhe most varied assortment in the city. REFRIGFRATORS and WAT:R COOLERS at re- duced prices, COOKING STOVES, RANGES. BRICK SETT and PORTABLE SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, FUK- ACES, a great variety. W. &. JENKn & CO.. eR, FAMILY SUPPLIES. Picsuuxe Axp Pui RESERVING Sxason. Pure 8) pic care to secure Viplces. Green and U. WI" iF] 3528 1018 Pennsylvania avenue, Shrtyer’s best Tomstoes, 3 1b. cans. Golden Gate Frais {icberae 4 Boble’s tine Beaches, pring Lamb, hind quarter iSeersting ieterentenst lowest mat prices. FRANK J. TIBB TS, myl0 corner 14th and New York avenue. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! H H LLL EL ALW, [AKE BEAI i iveeret 0. 2. | Sal jel ‘iM. M. GALT & CO. ‘UHN BR. KELLY, eam Sea See ees, uankeling delivered free2t charge to slpartsof the H, D. BARR TMPORTFR axD TAILOR, 321 Penneylvania Avenue Northwest, SPRING GooDs, Complete and, carefully, selected stock of Suitings, Hoje rianed is ty tamerpesed tater of OS fashion bouse of Washington. H. D. BARR. THe ee a a Seamed ‘&e., apply at big ~ tad Koes Patscr, 814 -SEVENTH STREET. WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY! WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALL! LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! KING'S PALACE, GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE. Don’t you buy Millinery until yon have given us a ‘call, olee you will be the loser by it Facts speak louder than words! NOW FOR OUR PRICES! BEAT THEM IF YOU CAN. ee Hate at 25 cents Elegant Cape Mays at 24 cents only, Rough-and-Ready Cape May Knowltons, 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. Elegant Black Chip Hata, in leading shapes, at 15, 25 and 50 cents only,s old formerly, from $1 to $1.50. Elegant Trimmed Hats at 7 and 26 cents only. ‘Only 608 more cf our 4-cent Hats on hand. 1,000 P. ime Piumes at 50 and 65 cents only. iS 5,000 bunches Tips, in ali 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 Ia-qest 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, 814 BEVENTH STREET. sya NEY 5. WAXNE'S PILLS. oon TANT TO THE SICK! ptome indicate <lisease, a coniinuance, days of Jering, yerchan e deatal ‘Symptoms are: impure Broce, coatlveneae, rgegular appetite, ‘hesdacha son roreneas % ‘ido, heart fiddiness, bed color to stcola and uring, “hotand cold cure Ba Copeurt matter, resulatin Temata Snrucuriehise Gieetetiims 36 conte bee of Sa Sores $1.00, at Dragwist OBEY mall oo my10-th, 6, tu Philadelphia, Ba. ‘cases of private diseases. T! stomach as ail other + apeules and will be found a safeand 4222-tuSfly BOLD BY $30,000 Fo!_. FIFTY NINTH POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING o COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 30,, the cif ville, oD uestion, on - B.—The company has now on hand a large capital and'reserve fund. Head canefully thelist of prises fon AUGUST DRAWING. 1Brize, 00 iPrize, 5,000 10 Prizes. 10,000 a Prizes: 1y, 000 00 Prizen, 10,000 iia ies Pri: Bou: id 1 Prizes rind ts «00 i we Prizes, Stoo orbank in fom dice ST recone Orders: srees can. pense. fol M BOARDMAN. Cou 2 ville Ky.; orto P, HOFF, Lock Box 165, Alexandria, Va. tuath KOTKLT YOUK FUAKS AND WINTER CLUIB ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 300, PER POUND. 1. C, BISHOP, Drursist, apo ‘780 9th street. corner H street northwest, Cu. Rorrenr, NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQU‘RTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND DURABILITY IN THE MARKET, Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Bicycles, Velocivedes, Arch- ery, Fishing Tackies, Wagons, &o. Call and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the times. jy2 NPRECEDENTED!I! “The etrtement that there is a Life Insurance Assoola- ton which has been in existence only two and ono half years, yet has wr.tten nearly sixty million dollars of surance, and is now doing a monthly business of over four million, will ncarcely be believerl-cortalnly not by. -time companies. Yet they arefacts. ‘Ihe certifi- cates ened in May by the Mutual Ke-erve Fund Life sdniits 1s the simplest, plainest and best he has ever seen, Call at the office 5 yl? TY. RSIGHT. 1509 H streot, POTOMAC TERRA COTTA COMPANY, SFWER PIE, DoRIN TILE AND FIRE PROOF TERRA COTTA, au2-3w ho. 14116 northwest. ry eR U8 FOG FoReted i e oOEE t PPP RRR KER g8S88q 883g EEE gS88y P z K Err ne Ea sss, Sassy ke Fsssq P 8B RB Exe Sgss5 Sggs3 Exp ®sas9 FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &0. WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS’ HABUWAKE, &o, F. P, MAY & 00., yt 634 Pennsylvania avenue, Tae Ricos Fine I xsuraxce Company; WeURES BUILDINGS AND PEKSO AL.PROPERTY IN THE CEPI GS ICT OF COLUMBIG ORE De Ofice, temporarily, 1001 F street northwest. Will remove to pertuanent quarters, No. 1331 F street Torthwest as soon as repairs are completed—about Aus gust 15th. if, W. BEVERIDG", rt, WM. &. THOMENON, View President, FEANCIS'B: MOBUS Secretary. Beveridge, ‘T. M. Hanson, ‘Thos. Byte, Wm. H. Morrison, N. W. £. 8, Hutoh thon, Juo: day Ruan, Sohu Ghaae Was aba son, dvi3-Im ¥, Perensen. ‘A. F. Cups, PETERSEN & cHmLDs, 818 Manxer Srace, the Stock and Fixtures of the old- Carpet Hi WILLIAM 8. MITCHELL, Weare now prepared to 0 BARGAINS IN OARP«' \E-FUERNISHING GOODS, OILGLOTES ba, ‘&c., As we are closing out the old stock to make room fora ie tiould te lated ten ll tb former patrons and our frien se who desire anything tour ns. 4y23-m, whs-2w b Dee * BABEK: MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER—Contains no Quinine, Arsenio, or any metalic ompounds—at Drugyista, 60 cents, 3719-6 OF ODDS AND ENDS, ‘ ‘TO REDUCE 8TOOK FOR SUMMER. A fow pieces ‘Brussels, $1.25 yard. hots maaan ere ‘ ihe of Taoesey nod Brusseis Bogs, 9x12 feot and tng tecel ve pctanye clea eee Oe OnePet cen SINGLETON & HOEKE, . 7 = ‘TUESDAY.... 2d Edition. Late eee oT Ste ‘Telegraphic Troubles. ‘WIRE CUTTERS AT WORK. New Yorx, August ?7.—Wire cutting appears to have "been introduced as a new feature in, the Strike of the telegraph operators eince the failure ot ‘out yesterday in ord: ‘out inci r vol No inconvenience was felt, and there was 1 thle delay In tranamiasion, when suddenly about 11:80 o'clock the wires rerused to work, and there Was for a time a cessation of all business, It was Suspected that the wires had be-n cut, and lin men were sent out to discover the cause of the ac- work, cident. About twenty-five wires to the east, be- longing to the circuits of the Mutual Union, the American Union and Atiantic and Pacific com- panies, but now belo! to the Western Union, ‘Were still at work, and the business was crowded. upon them. Later, however, these were also in- terrupted, and there seemed to be no means of escaping disaster from every point. It was found, however,after considerable delay, that the circuits by way of Albany could be utitiz*d and most of the business was transmitted by that route as woll as by Toronto and Montreal. To-day the linemen Of the company found that the wires at Scarsdale, & point on the Harlem railroad about 25 miles trom New York, to the number of 29, had been cut, evidently by experienced hands. The wires comprised the old Mutual Union, American Union and Atlantic and Pacific ines. They divide at this point, some going to the north and others to the east. Only the latter were cut. At Coscod, where 89 wires Western Union company by means of a that the cable box Deen demolished and the cable cut close tothédraw. Other damage had also been done to the property of the company. A lai force of nemen were sent out, and during the morning the repairs huve been going rapidly for- ward. An officer this morning said that, sithough every precaution had been taken to protect the wires at Scarsdale, as this 18 acentral point of great importance, ‘it had been tmpossible to do much against the skill and watchfulness of those who were engaged in this nefarious work. jeden at td An Elmira Bank in Trouble. New York, August 7.—The Commercial Adver- diser in its financial column says: Mutterings were heard of the distress of a'$900,000 capitalized bank in Elmira, whose surplus was over $50,000. Upon investigation it was learned that there was a big run on the bank—the Second National of El- mira—in consequence of its president, Mr. D. R. Pratt, having lost $150,000 in pork speculation. ‘The Dank ts Meltcved to be solvent as the preat- soe fuliy able to stand the loss of $150,000 or ——_»___ Rallroad Affairs in Chicago. CrrcaGo, August 7.—The city council last night ‘authorized the sale of'a publtc school-house and j 10t to the Chicago and Western Indiana railroad. ‘This practically ¢tves that road, and others usin; its tracks, the right to come to Polk atreet, whic! 1s two blocks nearer the heart of the city than they were permitted to come a year ago. ‘Tho Chicago and Alton Railroad company have given notice of their withdrawal from the Chicago and St. Louis freight pool This action ts the re- Sult of the recent cut in passenger rates, and seems to portend a general passenger and freight war between the points nimed. More Failures e Shoe Trade. Boston, August 7. — The Herald siys there were reports in Lynn thi: morning of several fall- ures ON account of the suspension of Charles W. Clements among small manufacturers, ee General a News. THE ALLEGED DYNAMITE CONSPIRATO! LIvsxPooL, August 7.—The trial of O’Herlihy, Featherstone, Deasy, Flannigan and Dalton, who are charged with having in their possession explo- sives for the destruction of buildings and lives, was begun to-day. All the prisoners pleaded not guilty to the charge. RAGING IN ENGLAND. Lonpon, August 7.—The meeting at Brighton began to-day. The race for the Brighton stakes (1 nifcap) was won by Whin Blossom; Thebats second and Hackness third. There were five starters Whin Blosson won by six lengths. someone eS The Alexandria Grain Market. Special Dispatch to Tux Evenmvo Stan. ALEXANDRIA, August 7.—The supply of grain continues large and the demand good, but the market 1s not strong. Eighty-six hundred bushels of wheat, a portion mixed anda portion Longberry, gold to-lay at 110a119%. ee bushel. Corn ig in supply; 2,500 bushels while sold at 56 :57c. and rye are both coming in more frerly; 318 bu hels of rye sold to-day at » And 840 decline of 1c. on yester- Rs. bushels of oats at 892.—a day’s prices, ‘The Market. ORE, A 7.—Vinginia 68, consolidated, aoa 40; new 10-408, 23%; do., new BALTIMORE, August 7.—Cotton steady—middling, 103. Flour firm and without a active and firm; western higher, Dut inactive, gpot; southern red 1.1301. 15: do, No. i Maryland, 1,183421.19; No. 2 rt 7 Aucust, 1.15 1. 15al.15 153g. 1544 : PALLIAT, October, 1 1sicai-1eees” November bid Corn—sou! a1.21; December. 1.32 firm;’ westerns s ; 5 ey ober, 62.62%; November: «xBibes ae bid. Oate st ; Wester ads; do. quiet, 58360, envy. 1sa'3” Bare 74a7% Coffee firmer—ftio ary to fair, Biga04. Suear steady—A soft, 8%: copper refined steady, 14(al4i¢. Whisky quiet, 1. 16igal.17. Freichts to Liverpool per steamer upchanwed. Reoeipta— flour, 3,013 barrels; wheat, 99,000 bushels; oats, 6,000 bushels; rye, 200 bushels. Shipments—wheat, 93,000 bushels; ‘corn, 10,000 bush- els. pales—wheat, 00 bushels; ‘corn, 24,000 ‘carwoes ordin ‘The Washington Strikers. THE B. & 0. MEN ORDERED OUT AT NOON. It was very quiet at the headquarters of the Telegraphic Brotherhood to-day. No news had been received by the brotherhood, except state- ments that the railroad operators in the west con- tinud to leave their office all along the lines. “The Baltigpre and O vio operators,” said one of the leaders, “were ordered out at 12 o'clock 4 Dut we have heard nothing from them.” ‘The operators, instead of furnishing news, were anxiously Inquiring for information. “We can get news from Pittsburg,” said one, “but it is hard to get communication with points turther west.” Another sald that the difficulty of botitying the railroad operators all at one time caused the delay in their out. 3B, & O. NOT SERIOUSLY AFFECTED YET. ‘The railroad telegraph strike has not yet af- fected the Baltimore & Ohio lines running to this city very seriously. The line from here runs to Baltimore in one direction, and Har- ’s Ferry in the other. The operators at Harper's Ferry and Sandy Hook left their keys at noon. So far as reported no other operators on the line lett. “A strike was ordered at noon,” said the oper- organ! “Allof the railroad tors.” continued the speaker, ‘sympathize with the strikers, but the trouble ‘ts most of them are agents of the road ag Well as operators. Tuey are bonded, and if any dimage occu on account of their acta they would be held responsible.” a ee Yeutow FEVER ON THE AMETHYsT.—The sur- geon general of the marine hospital service has been informed that the steamship Amethyst left four cases of yellow fever at Havana, and ratled from there on the 4th inst. for Boston. "The health eas, of Boston have been notified of the ac “THe FoLLowixe Parents were issued 4 the past week to residents of the District of Columbia: Samuel 0. Hill, & D. Webd and R. M. Odell, car Yenillator; Philip M. May, fle holder: Frank H. ‘THE CIVIL SERVICE Commission to-flay sent out to tie applicants for appointment who have been examined the statements of the standing they examination. made tn the Forsome days past there have been rumors among the employes of the bureau of engraving and printing that twoof their number had left the clty together. From the investigation made o-day there is but little reason to dow>t that it is acase ofelopement. The parties are Mr. John B. Bernhard, a man about fifty years of age, living at 303% — street, West Washington, who for over twenty years has filled the position of messenger im the bureau, and Miss Blanche Burr, the daugh- ter of a widow residing with her mother at the cor- Der of 43¢ street and Pa, avenue, and who formerly resided on 18th etreet, between M and N north- west. Mr. Bernhard is a married man with grown children, dee hie employment in the bu- Teal ‘a.store in Grorge! the confidence abd respect of the bureau and bis fellow-emp! Of them until to-day believed the reports in circu- lation, icularly as Miss Burr, whois a small- sized ‘and quite handsome girl about 21 years old, wi jules, fusing” one, and ace $e Sore the bureau. for "a very" time, and this Season she lost some time by sickness, Dut was at work up to about July 9th in the plate rtntit department as assistant at Mr. Mitchell's pres She then asked and obtained a leave of absence. Bernharm two afterwards obtained a leave of absence, stating to Capt. Burrill, the chief of the ‘bureau, that and from he intended to go to Seppe | there to New York and other places, a he left the city shortly afterwards. boldly told her sister Cora that she was. GOING WITH BERNHARD, and when Cora begged her not to do 80 replied that she was going, and that all her tears could not ther. Cora then re- ferred to her mother being absent on a visit to Frederick, and Blanche said: “No; all your tears ‘and all mother’s tears will not prevent me golag,” and with that she left the house, taking a supply of clothing with her. A few days ago one of the employes of the bureau received a letter from Berohard, dated Kansas City, Mo., and itis likely e that he now bears another name than that bore here. District Government Affairs, ASSESSMENTS OF CORPORATION STOCK. “Have the Commissioners decided yet th jethod of taxing corporation stock 2” asked SraR reporter of Commissioner West to-day. “There ig nothing for the Commissioners to de- cide,” sald Mr. West.“ The law decides the ques- Uon. ‘The law directs the assessor how to make ‘the assessment, and the Commissioners have nothing to do with It, unless the assessor applies to {hem for advice, Which, I understand, he will o.” Mr. Dodge, the assessor, to-day wrote a letter to the Commissioners asking for Mstructions re- garding the method to be followed in these as- sessments. ASSESSMENTS OF THE RAILROAD DEPOTS. ‘The board of beiore closing their srs- sion yesterday, determined the appeals in the case of the Bal Miimore & Fotomec an 8 atamore & lo depots. ‘The assessment t ‘on the B.& P. property was confirmed, The assessment Sac eB 0. propery Was reduced to A NEW POLICE ORDER. ‘The major of police has made an order that the Dames of the poilce oMcers reporting dead animals lying in the street should be furnished with the Teport. The health officials have claimed that they have been by erroneous reports. A dead horse would be reported, and a large dray With a team would be sent after it. Upon arriv- ing on the ground It would be found that the horse ‘was acat. Then a dead cat would be: and @ light skirmishing would be went out to find perhaps that it was a monster horse, requir- ing a derrick to raise It THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WATER SUPPLY. Public Printer Rounds has addressed a letter to the District Commissioners, requesting them to connect the government printing office with the new water mains in the neighbornood. : —————— ‘The Dog War Begun. FIRST DAY OF THE CAMPAIGN. ‘The month of grace allowed the dogs to provide themselves with tags expired yesterday, and at daybreak this morning the portcullis of the pound was let down, and Samuel Einstein, the redoubt- able poundmaster, clothed in the authority of law and a blue flannel sult, issued forth at the head of his.determined Ittle’ band. Tne party swept out threugh the northwest and northoast sections of the city. They left audible traces of their Swift pissage in the form of yelps and howls of dozs dying away in the distance. The pound. Master's force consisted of three men beside him- self. One man drove the pound wagon; the other two managed the nets, with which the cour:e of flying dogs is suddenly checked. The pir'y re- turned fo the pouna. which nestles romantically under the shadow of Observatory hill at § o'clock. ad brought in thirty-one captive dogs and one cs Lecal Notes, Daniel Toomey and James Coffey were charged before the Police Court to-day with making an affray im the street by Mghtng with each other, ‘The testimony showed that mey wantonly knocked Coffey down on the corner of 13tn and E Streets, and the latter fred two sho's at him. collateral ‘Toomey forfelted and Coffey was die charged. Maggie Roberts, alias Long, who was arrested by Detective Edelin on suspicion of having robbed a countryman of $70, was put under her personal bonis by Juige Mills to-day for her good beha- Vior for six months. John Mahoney, a colored man, 25 Zyars ola, iy. ing on Canal str“et, between 1st and 34 northwest, while working on Rhode Island avenue, near 6° street northwest, was severely ape by having, @ heavy plank, or m!xing board, thrown upen. his ankle by sone men who were moving it. He was taken to Freedman’s hosp tal —_——__ River TRADE.—The harbormaster re ports arri- vals at the river frout as follows: West’ Washing ton.—Arrived, sehr. Z. Stealman, 350 tons phosphate, G. T. Dunlop; barge GT. Dunlop, ed, 4000 bushels corn, Hartley Bros; barge Buhlar, Crow, 4,000 bushels wheat, same. th Washington.—Arrived, schr. George and Martha, Davis, 15 coris of wood, H. L. Biscoe; barge Sallte J. Kelly, Grooms, 115 toas coal, L. Blake; stmr. Sue,” Geoghegan, merchandise, Stephenson “Brox: stmr. Norfolk, Shropshire, merchandise, J, H. Johnson & Co. slits A Srores Horse anp Bucoy.—The horsé and buzgy of Dx. A.C. Adams were stolen yesterday from in front of Providence hospital The thief ‘Was captured, and the horse and buggy recovered tn Baltimore this moroinz. Detectives Block and Mattingly have gone to Baltimore to get the thief and the property. —————— FINED FOR ASSAULTING AN OPFICER—Arthur Bradley, an old colored man, was before Judge Mills this morning, charzed with disorderly con- duct and also with’ assaulting Oficer Cotter, ‘The oMicer stated that he and Officer Hess attempted to arrest the prisoner yesterday for making 9 grossly indecent exposure of his person to a little white girl in West Washington, when he was as- Saulted by the defendant. A fine of $10 was im- posed for the assault, and in the ease of disorderly Gonduct he was sent to the workhouse for ninety ays. RELEASE OF H. Cray EnGLanp.—Henry Clay England, the Rockville lawyer, who threatened to shoot Judge Wylie, and who has spent considera- ble time recently in the insane asylum, was re- leased from the asylum again yesterday, as it was considered that he was not insane, pellet InJURED BY A StegR—This morning, about 11 o'clock, Frederick Weiderchall, a German Dlck- smith, 48 years of age, while lesding a steer from the rear of his shop, on 9th street, near R north- West, became entangled in the leading rope. He was thrown to the ground and di the car track on 9th street for some was extricated. He received a scalp Serious fracture of the skull police ambulance to the A POLICEMAN Officer Charles wound and a ‘He was taken in the "8 hospital. 5 FInep FoR CLUBBING A PRISONER, W. Hutchinson, of the South Wi n precinct, Was pul on trial before the Police this morning on the charge of as- Snulting a stalwart colored man named Samuel Banks, Kohnen) De clubbed ied had sy under arrest several nights ago. Last Monday the officer charged Banks ein assault. and also disorderly conduct, and the court dismissed the charge; hence the counter charge. A Mine of $10 was Posed and an appeal noted. seers ES RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The followin: Were the readings at the office of the chief OMicer to-day: 7 am. 65.5; 1) .m., 77.0; 2pm. 600. Maximum, 80.0; minimum. 58.0. Same Tae FOLLowIna PosTmasrers were commis- sio ed 3 4. G. Johnson, ‘Tryst, Md.; J. ba Bitaray Ciaroaoah Va; ang Doolittle, Put- nam, W.Va. Cowressep Hrs Gurit.—A telegram to the Post a Seer oe any neoerenet ino oer C. W. Van Strem, assistant postmaster at cent, Minn., for rifling registered lettera, He con- feased his gull THR NEW yng STOCK MARKET. Shc following are the opening and closing prices New York Stock Market 7, &3 Teportel Syapecial wire to HE. HL Dodge, 539 strest Name. * j i ei nae rae 9, ) r) 3 ae rf ae FA i a river, oppoaite this See - halt — . H. Houghton, of Bost ish ie 3. Wools ing the morning the’ crews were practising over tne courme. The races to-day were ali trial heats. he first reece was for unior single sculls, which was won by Robert H. an, of New York. Time, 10 MinUles Tig seo nds. * Coburn was second icc ~ ‘The Arrest of McDermott. BR CLAIMS TO BE_AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Liverroot, August 7.—McDermoit was arrest: on boar the steamer City of Montreal, on Which: e had come from America, A Worrant for his are rest was issued In Cork, where he had been seeg In company with O'Herithy. Some correspondence with O’Donavan Rossa and Jas BStepliens wae . Prisoner, who sald he was ag American citizen, and would call upon the Amerie can government to protect him. ‘The Culpeper Post Office Robbery. THR HEARING RESUMED THIS AFTERNOON. This afternoon, Commissioner Mills resumed the hearing of the Culpeper post office robbery cast, in which F. M. Ellis, alias Sullivan, and Thomeg O'Neal are charged with having broken into the post office at Culpeper and the larceny of $800 in Stamps and money. The case of Ellis was again yy en Tnapector Henderson testified that Fltts said he Was engaged in selling books Tuis was to Mr. Shallcross. Thomas Wood, brakeman on the Virginia - land raliroad, testified that when rtain car Was at Culpeper it was closed; th Fairfax station he heard some notse in the car and heard that two tramps were in the car. Tie train iaid at Culpener one hour. J. H. Romway, a painter, testified that he saw two men leave the car when Mr. Duncan opened it at Alexandria, and Ellis looked like one of the men. Mr, Wood was recalled and testified that the car Was fastened with basp and staple; beard of the robbery the next day. ——<e-—____ The Sandy Hovk (Md.) Outrage. THE TRAMP PEDDLER STIL. IN DANGRK OF LYNCR- It was mentioned in yesterday's Srar that the tramp peddler who 1s guilty of an outrage upon Ute Gertrude Virts was taken to Hagerstown, MAL, yesterday, and put in jail. A special to the Baltimore American saya that when the tramp, Who now denies that his name ts EAward Carr, Jumped from the train Friday night he was so ee verely bruised about the head and body that he could not move, except to draw himself under a cluster of bushes, where he lay the balanc: of Fri- day night and a part of Saturday, gong thence to the barn of Mr. Elgin, in the neighbor- hood. He remained in this Uarh unui Satur iay night, and stole his way thence to the mc in the direction of ick county. Sunday in the mountain north of Berlin, along the line of the Baltimore & O: road, below Weverton, subsisting principally on berries. There was a continued search kept up for him, and the —— states that he saw the movements of nls pursuers nearly the whole of the time. At about 9 o'clock Sunday night he leit the mountain, going toward Knoxville, as he states, for the purpose of giving himself into the custoay of oMicers. He met a young man on the road, and of him he inquired the way to a church. young man questioned identified the ravisher, and Immediately communicated with the party." The tramp Was followed and overtaken, ‘and, after a slight resistance, accompanied his captors to Brownsville, on the Washington branch. A sharp ‘Watch was Kept of every movement of the prison er, and when the early train arrived from Wever- toa he was placed on board and taken to Nagers- town, arriving there at 8 o'clock yesterday morn- ing. Upon his arrival he was served with the most secure cell in the Jail, and was placed ip hobbies. He asked to have his'injuries dressed, and Dr. 3. B. McKee made an examination of them, which consisted of a cut on bis head, an abrasion of his hose and of the right knee. He apparently 1s be- tween thirty and thirty-five years of age, about five feet six inches in height, weighs about one hundred and fifty pounds, light hair, lange sandy Moustach, and of slim build. He ‘has’ several aliases, Carr, Seaton and Hammon belng the prite cipal ones. He ts afraid that he will be nung by & mob. A number of men from the lower portion of the county were in Hagerstown last night, and many persons expect that Carr will be bung by them. He acknowledges his atroctous crime ry gives as one of the reasons for tt that he tas on adrunken spree for some time an th it he did not know what he wos doing. His appear. ance ts most repulsive, and fis countenance would indicate a character in kerping with te deed. - - = Barted by Her dren. THE FINAL SCENE IN THE SHEPARD-KELLEY TRAGEDY. The remains of Mrs. Aane Catherine Shepard, or Kelley, who was killed by her reputed husband, Horace B. Suepherd,in New York, on the stn uitimo, were interrel yesteriay in Greenwood cemetery. Ati1 o'clock Belmont and Alphonse Voullaire, the dead woman's sons, accompanied by their two sisters and a clergyman, presented themselves at the undertaking rooms In West 234 street and informed Mr. Clark hat the mother of the had not yet arrived trom Cincinnati, and it hud been decided not to wait tor her any longer, but to have the fun-ral take place at once. A hearee and coach having been telegraphed for, the two brothers and sisters approached the cofin to take the last look at the dead body of their mother. The features ‘yore @ peaceful ex- ression. Upon her breast was placed a latze juet, and on the lid of the coffin the children laid @ floral design represe: ting a broken Pillar, upon which wus inscribed ine word, “Mother.* the as the clergyman opet.ed bis book and read Services for the deal, the daughters -obbed b erly behind their heavy crape veils, Alphonse Voullaire wept like a child, while Belmont had evidently much diMculty in preserving an out Ward form of composure. As soon as the services Were endei the Coffin itd was closed and the re- mains were Carried out to the hearse. The news that the funeral was taking place had spread around the neighborhood, und a crowd soon gathered along the sidewalks on both sides or the street. The hearse drove rupldiy off, followed by ‘the coach containing the brotuers ani sisters. eae The Telegraph Primer. What is that Person doing in the Telegraph OMice? That is the Manager, and he has a Rizht tobe there, But why is he removing all those Dspatches from the Hook-? Because there 1s more Business than his Piugs can get away with and he ts Preparing to Mall the rest of the Dis- tches to their Add Is it 4 Sharp Trick? ‘es, pretty Sharp. It Enables him to sit down and ‘Telezraph all over the country: “ Hooks all clear in Detroit.” But won't the People be Mad at the Delay of their Telegrams? Yes, my Chi.d, but what are they going to Do About it? Who Is that man with the White Hat? He ts a Commission Merchant, my Child. But see how Mad he is! He is Red in the Face. He Swears. He beats the Air with his Fists Has Anybody come the String Game on nim? No, my Culld, He has just re- celved a Telegram ‘from one of bis couniry cus- tomers, saying: “ Car a you Nevertheless Yester- day Bushels chagrin Therefore Suddenly.” And He Won't Have It That Way? No; he can’t Make out Whether the Man has sent him Potatoes or wants to know the Price of Oats Hence his Cuss Words. Hence his Desire to Flug, the Plug Op-ra- — Hence his Love for the W.U.T.—Detroit Free Psa, ———_-2-—____ A RatLRoaD Contractors SHor Deap.—Sunday night Joun F. Moss,a wealthy distilier at Port Royal, a bamlet on ‘the Baltimore and Ohio rail. jorty miles from Pittsburg, xhot and killed John McG a fee Contractor. Mowe was arrested, jail. He claims that Mc had a practice of getting house. On thi language. Moss ordered him away, and he refused to go. The shot was Qred after the victim had —_—_—_—_— MARRI| EPPING—MODEVITT. On August 7th, 100, at 11 cl t. ‘Chare!l Kev. Pathor Gait CARL 4, PPPING, of Pl ANNIE W. MoDEVIL1, of Wealungton. . nIED LYESNITZER. On August 6th, 1883, at 11:30 p.m., PAGGLE, beloved gran schtld of Richard and Kita Howe, in the twentieth year axe. ‘May ahe rest in peace. LYONS. On 6th, 1884, LOUISA, of fe inte Evan and Evelina on L nal 2 SAA TA Pof borage. = SEYBOLT. On August 4, 188%, after Epserinn 3 bats iobince Te SuYBOLT aged UNDERTAKERS. RTHUR ROONEY & 0O., UNDERTAKERS AND yn Se 333 , JAMES BELLEW,