Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1884, Page 4

al THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C f MONDAY, AUGUST 11 hi als = TE eee LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHISF SiGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixoros, B. C., AUgust 11, 1884, 9:30'a m. For the mille Atlantic states, clearing and gen- @raliy fair weather, excepi in northern portion partiy cloudy weather aud occasional light show- era, variable winds generally from the northeast, aight tise in tempersture. For Tuesday, warmer, fair weather 1s indicated for the middie Atiantic sates, aud warmer partiy cloudy weather snd local fains for New England und the lower luke region. ¢ Your Erxsienr fitted. $1. Hempler’s, 53 Pa. ave ‘Yustexpay afternoon Odicer McGruvery discov. ered a fire in the stabie of Mr. George F. Gulick, 102 © street southeast, and extin the flames Without turning in an alarm. “The frets thougut to have been the work of an lacendiars, a3 matches and paper were found im que of tae widows. The damage was slight. ‘Reap Singheimer’s advertisement Fenamu’s lez Cazan yped any Where out of town. Ship] 1427 New York avenue. \MUEL MEYERS yesterday tried to commit sul- exte by Jumping into the river from the Mary ‘Washington's wharf. He was rescued by Capt George Conan, of tug Jackson. Reap Howe's Business School, Educational column Rice will contiaue the t low prices for fine = through the summer. Studio 1217 and 1219 lvania avenue Asovr 2:30 o'clock this morning a thief entered the premises of Mrs. Eliza Quill, corner 34 ard @ streets southwest, by cutting two window shutters fa the side of the house. He was frightened away Dy the screams of Mrs Quill ‘There was nothing miaaing. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condeused Locals Street lamps will be lighted a87:2 p.m. and @kliinguished at 10:45 p.m. ‘Rev. D. Osborne, a Bative of India, will lecture to- morrow nigi” tu we Huunline chureh, corner 9th and P streets at $ p.m. ‘Ata children’s fair held at the residence of Mrs. Larcombe, 620 E street southwest. for the benefit of ‘the “Poor Children’s Country Hoine,” the proceeds ‘amounted to $11.68 Given by Misses Addie Lar- gombe, Amy Law and Nellie Espey, assisted by Masters Harry Larcomb and arthur Scott, and Nannie Lesnitzer and Lula Coghill. ‘The Capital Benefcis! Association was organized Jesterday, with the following oficers: F. J Bueit- 3 nt; C. Steidel, vice president; R. Vid- cvek, secretary, and H. Kinsinger, treasurer. ‘Mr. J. B Jordan, superintendent for Messrs. E. J. (Codd & Co., of Baltimore, ts bullding, at the Insane asylum, an additional gusometer of ‘21 ieot diame. far. The exeavation abd wasonry were completed last week, and the entire work will be Misued this Week. ‘There are uow within the institution, In- Gluding officers and attendants, nearly 1,800 per- ‘sons. ‘Half rate wekets tor transportation to Maine and return will be furntshed to all voters who are or who become members of the Waine Zepubliean AS- Suckiiion. See tie advertisement elsewhere. ‘The Mirror and American, of Manchester, N-H. Tefecring to the murriage .n Tuat elty op July 31 01 Archur W. Smith, of Manchester, and Miss Cl ©. Baker, ihe well-known vocalist of unis ofty, sys that It Was on- of the pleasantest affairs of the season, Owing to the delicate health of the brie- grooms the arrangements were as quiet as possibie, Satya few rriutives and Immediate friends belng Present. Zhe Uridegroom iv the second som uf judge J. W. Smith, of Manchester. Saturday aiterucon 4 brick arch, in whieh the mortar Bad not been Tully set, In the southwest corner of the new Light Infantry armory, corner of Wh and E siveets, fell in and tnjtired Henry Siyers, Samuel Smith, and two otaer men slightly. Sergeant Alason, Who shot at Guiteau, is In Cum Derlaud, std. ‘A call’bas been tssued In this elty for a meeting to be held Wednesday evening to form a “Butler Liberty elub” and “the adoption of means to pro- mote ‘Independent political thought and action ‘amoug the people.” The feast of Si. Domfnte, the patron saint of the ‘Douinicun order, was celebrated with appropriate ceremonies at St Domluie’s euurch yeste Soc bigh mass was suid at 11 ain., Rev. Fathers Logan, celebrant; Coli, deacon, and Horgan, sub- Gecced. A grand pancxyric on the life of the’ saint Was delivered by Kev. Father Rochford. ‘re will of Surah Clark was to-day admitted to Probate, and letters: testamentary were Issued to Abrabain Clark, —— Sergeant Crew’ Funeral. HE ANCTIC HEKO LAID TO RES.—THE FUNERAL SEP- VICES YESTERDAY. ‘The funeral of Sergeant Wm. H. Cross, one of the dead of the Greely expedition, which took place yesterday was largely astended. The ‘street in front of the little house, No. 324 2d street souta- east, Which was Cross’ home,was filled with people. From six o'clock in the morning until the services ‘Were held at half’ past three o'clock there was a constant stream of people passing in and out of the ‘house to view the casket, which was placed in the parlor. The iron casket was covered with an Amert- an flag. upon which was pliced a Knights of Pythias Sword and a mumber of elegant Moral pieces. ‘The most conspicuous floral offering was a large ‘mat or pillow of white flowers, with a design upon its face representing two strnal flags crossed, and the tnseription “Arctic, 81-84, S.C.” This was sent Dy members of the signal corps. Over tae mantel Wasa large photo-raph, representing the Greely Party. It was taken before the members of the ex- Wom left Washington, and this was hung 1t3 present place Dy Cross himself. It was neces ary When the uour for the funeral arrived to close the doors of the house on account of the large nuia- Der of persons who pressed for admittance. Among ‘those who took part in the services in the house, Desides the members of the tantly and their im: Mediate trends, were Prof. J. E. Nourse, of te havy. and Capt 'P. UW. Ray. of the Point Barrow ex- tion. “Rev. C.D. Andrews, of Christ P. ehureb, read the Episcopal funeral services. Mr. Andrew made a brief address, referring to the dead asa hero of duty, and drawing from the story Of his death and the fescue of the living members Of the party aa {ustration of what Christian en- Geavor and Caristian love should be. Prof. Nourse also spoke brietly, referring to the moral lessons of | the occasion, anit offered a prayer. Tue casket | borne tb the hearse by the following pall- bearers: Sergeant John J. Byam and C. P. Cron, of the signal corps, and Wilitam C. Peake, ft C. Lanz- ley, BW. Carpenter. W. J. Fenguson, H.C. Kraft, and J. W. Cox, of Franklin Lodge, K. 0¢ P., of which | deceased Was" member. The fumeral procession Was miarshaled by Sergeant Major Duna, of tbe Marine corps, and beaded by the Marine Dind. It consisted of the uniformed rank Knighisot Pytiiias, Sir Kalgit Commander G. J. L. Poxweii command? ins. Franklin and Harmony ledzes, K. P., und a loug Une of carriages. A detall of sixteen men from the Signal corps, uuder Sergeants Hotnerth ud Cobb, aftended tae hearve as a guard of hogor. A large concourse of people assetmUled at the Con- gressioual vemetery to Wi sess tie dial rites, which Were brief. Rev. Mr. Andrews read the Epis-opal Burial service, and the Knights of Pytutas iueral service Was celebrated uy Past Supreiae Chancellor Rathboue, the foundsr of tie ender, who luitated Cross ia Frankitn lodge. ‘The casket was then Placed in a vault, Transfers of Heal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: D. W. Brown to John Wilson Danenhower, lot 5, sq. 104; #80. John O'vonnell to U.S., lots C tw F, block 2 EMingbaw Plice; $3.50." FH Smith, trustee, Wo Migule W. Russell, 10% 1, sq. 1058: $255 88. Honora Rollins to Catherine’ Day, par. 2. sq. 717; $400.— Mattids J. Kotawell toJolin R. Ward, 3 iuterest arts, sq. 753; $—. ARE Beace.—An Saturday visited ow Seasiite Fesort T county, ek One nd sixty—laree persous went on te trip. Taytor Suit and W. J. Murtagh scting 4s explaining Uae Various advantages wich ed {OF the Proposed Tescrt. Tue company Aveluded weversd prominent oMlcials and many leading business men of the city. A special trail on the Baitimore and Potomac rod took the parts to Baltiuore to 49 minutes At Canton the excur- Slonists look the steamer Pilot Be on their way down the Day. 1 about Bslf a mile frotu Chesapeake Beach. Was running so high Ut "The sea ut few per ous took Advantage of the stuali hosts to go ashore. but a fair View Of the surroundings was obtained from The boat, The beach, which extends along tie Suore fof a ili, was highiy commended ty the lovers of sea-batiing who were present. A Diu Fises from the bez a little wavs trom te water | Une, and on this DUM It 1s proposed to locate the | hotel “A fing lake ts wtusted about halt a mile | inland. ‘The excursionists diued on the boat ne turning to Baltimore, and arrived home about 11:30 | Pm A Wowax as Cire or Covnr.—tn reference to | the statement going through the papers that Mis: Phoebe Cousens, of St Louls, who was appoltived | Teceatiy Unlied states deputy marshal for ‘he | Eastern district of Missouri, Is the rst woman ever | Appointed as a court Stinwy be said that | Ts Marietta M. Koues, of Webster, Day county. Dakota, was, over two vearsaxo, appointed depucy clerk of the Court in that county. “Mrs Boues-who | is promently Iduatified with the woman's suffrace | movement, ts the daughter of Mrs J. A. Stewart, | yho is ir the Treasury department, and resides ai THz 18c street northwest, in tuls city. ye LICENSES. — Marriage lictnses have been: rd by the clerk @f the court te James Lee and | J Elias Lanes and Mary Jounson; Ben. and Catherine West, of Uatoniow . Kalnes and Sarah E. Siellin bo bof Stafford county, Va.; John P. Love and Ida WM. McHenry: Peter Hendiey and Loveanna Lowndes, both of ‘Kichmond, Va; Littiewon J. Joyner, of itichmond, Ark.,and Anna L Herrick; Washington Jackson and Annie Johuson ‘Amos A Vicious Lap.—Michael Doyle, a boy seventeen Years old, was senteuced in the Police Court to thirty days in jail, by Judge Miuls this morning, for air of reins OM a hors: belonging to aylor, at the K-street market, Saturday ie "was Feceutly reiensed from the re Gorm Scheol, where ue had Deenjsent for a similar eet A CHANGE OF TrasPass axp Irs ResvLrs.—Judge Mills bud before nim today James A. Gambrill, Who last week swore out warrants against three ‘Doys for trespuss, and then failed to appear agains. them. The court remarked that this was an in ‘ance where sr.Gambrill had falled vo do his duty, Brown gud’ Wut kicks wet pinced on eat na a. were an Gambril stating he had po personal in Of the offense, the case was disiinsed. Tux new announcement of the Spencerian Bust- Des: wale te-day, contains letier. graduates of twenty years, the interesting | be presented, and the closing imceting will he on | THE CAMP MEETING SEASON, Sunday at Jackson Grove. A LARGE ATTENDANCE—INTERESTING SERVICES—OSE MARRIAGE AND SEVERAL CHRISTESINGS — CAMP i J A.A.Co.. MD.) |ACKSON GROVE, A. A. Co., MD... *cugust 11th, 1884. f ‘The services during Saturday were by Rev. Mr McCready at 9o’clock, Rev. S. B. Treadway at 10, Rev. J. W. Trout at 3:90 and Rev, Mr. McCready at might. The latter preached an old-fashioned revi- ‘al sermon, in which hell was not called by another hame than hell. An exhortation followed, and two young lady penitents presented themselves and one Was converted. On Saturday word was received by Mr. William E.Gardoer and bis family, who are tented here, that his father-tn-law, who was with him on Sunday last and was expected this Sunday, had sudJeniy died at his resiJeace in Baltimore. ‘The family at ouce left the ground, beariag with them the sympatules of all. ‘A LANGE ATTENDANCE AT THE SUNDAY SERVICES. Yesterday the skies were clouded, threatening rain, but this, hewever, did not keep away many visitors, for during the morning the trains from Baltimore and Wasiington brought lare numbers, ‘so that with the country people, who came in every conceivable kind of vehicie, the’ assemblage on the ground numbered nearly’ 009 persons Amol The visitors were Messrs. W. S. Anderson, K. J. King, F. J. Waters, J. A. Hoffman, andJ. E Zug, of W ton. tings dt the day were all well at- tended, from the prayer meeting at six Crelock'to the services at night. The family prayer meeting was conducted by Rev. B. F. Benson, of Western Maryland college. ‘The 9 e'clock experieue meeting by Rev. Mr. mec was conducted ¥, Of Ellicott City. It was an it which numbers of people ‘THE MAIN SUNDAY SERVICE. When the 10:20 o'clock bell rang the tabernacle and the plank seats adjolning were filled, while many stoed on the eutside, the congregation being estimated at over 1,500 persons. The choir was Sealed On the right of the platform, and was com- posed of Mrs. Burrough, Misses Jackson, Evans and jurray, of Baitinore, Mts Spurrier aud Silss Ben- son, Of Westiniuster, supraii; Miss Cathell, of West Washington, Misses Brown and Burrougi, of Baltimore, alti; Prot G. W. Walker, of Frederick, and. 4. Murriy, of Bultimore, basi; Prof. Spur rer, of Westminister, tenor and director, and Miss Florence Herring, of Westminster, organist. ‘The services were opened by the cholr singing an anthem. ‘Then the old-fasfoned revival hymn, “Com, ye siuuers, poor and needy,” was sung by the choir and congregation. A prayer by Rev. B. F. Benson followel. A collection was then taken Up, during which the choir sang an anthem, and Une congregation joined in the hyimn, “My faith louks up 10 Thev.” Rev. D. L. Greentieid, of West Baltimore, preached on the parabe of the rich 1120 and Lazarus, tu Luke, xvi, 22. Atter describing Dives surrounded by luxury, he triced the changing scene In the world ef spirits when the rich man Becomes a veygar and the beggar ts among the Diese. He then discussed the question of what if | Wao lu the lite of Dives waleh, under tbe governinent | Of @ just God, condemned hiin to a feartul fate, and | apgued that ‘In Was the cause. |AL Lue close the | hytma “i'm the cuild of a King” was sung with iauch feeling, and Rev. Joba i€ Nichols led in prayer. After a brief Intermission services were again held—a children’s meeting, conducted by Rev. C. N. Kovlison. This was kept up il 3:30 o'cloe! when Kev. R. Sempie Rowe preached trom Jere” Inia, Vill, 22 Tus Was followed by a prayer meet- ing. 4A MARRIAGE IN CAMP. About five o'clock Mr. H. Stanford and Miss Rutuaa Rebecca Lowinan was seen toenter the Vent of Kev. C. N. Rovinson, near tie corner of the ctrele, ani were there united ta marriage. While tue ceremoay Was In progress a largs crowd gate | ered in aud about the tent ‘The newly marrk couple tovk a train tur Wasulagtoa shortly after the ceremony. cCURISTENINGS. The day proved, in a measure, “children’s day,” for between the mestings Rev. J. W. Gray, of Hamp- dea, Baltimore county, caristened a son of Perey ‘and Ann Williams, giving It the name of Its grand- father, Sewe Ile wiso christened two chit- dren ih the Uptoa family and three in the Ham- mond tamily. “Kev. Sir. Kob.nson, besides <olenniz- ing the mirrtie ‘above meauuned, christened 2 gon for J. K and sary Stallings, giving it the name Of James; aon, Charles Albert, and a datshter, Mary Viola, of C. A. and Alice Roblason; and a son, Willian Edward, ind a daugater, Carrie Virginia, of William and Nellie Wooiston and Rev. ‘Tt. BY ‘Treadway, at the tent of Mrs. Warren. gave In bap- Uism the nae of Joba Stanley to the Son of & and J. Miller, all of Anue Arundel county. CAMP INCIDENTS. During the afternoon Mrs Andrew Jackson, a daughter-in-law of Mr. John Jackson, was taken seriously lL For some tme her condition was ex- tremely critical, and uniter the apprehension that she wus dying lier relatives were sent for. ‘There Were a few drunken young men on the ground yesterday, and one crowd of five seem: disposed to Tulse 4 disturbance. ‘These the police goo alter, and they left the ground in a h try During the morning a photozrapher, whose teit was a few lundred yards south of the camp, was found actively engaged in his work, an.{ Mr. Cathell, of tie police, culling on Sheriff Foiwler, he directed the officers to put a stop to It, whien they uld. He was ailcwed, however, to keép bis work open for Inspection. EVESING SERVICES. At six o'clock a meeting was conducted in the tent, led by Rev. afr. Rubinson, and it was the best attended yet held. In the evening Rev. T. B. Treadway, of Wicomico county, Mu, preached from II Curinthians, sth chapter and 10:h verse: “For we must all appear before the Judment seat of Christ,” &c. Kev. W. J. Floyd and Rev. J. L. Mills (ollowed in exhortation, and four penitents pres nted them- selves, tired of who:n were converted. TEMPERANCE DAY. ‘This morning the 6 o'clock meeting, led by Brother Robinson, was well attended, and the family prayer meeting was led by Rev. Mr. Trout. ‘To-day ts temperance day, and this afternoon | ‘@mss tueeting Wlil be hed ih waica tie Wounen’s Nauonal Chnsilan Temperance uaioa wil take | part. | ‘To-morrow afternoon the missionary cause will | Wednesday morning. | ‘The Camp at Irving Park. Correspondence of Ta EVENING STAR Tevise Pare, Mp. August 11. ‘The natfona? camp at tais piace was opened yes- terday. All the coppice having been resaoved, the grounds preseated an invita y appearance. ‘Tne services yesterday Gpensd xt 90 an experience t meeting, AULD. te. B preached an ti At p.m. Re’ 13, ‘ACS p.m. elations 22.1, 2. ‘The chiar of the Snnapolts station gave thelr ser- vices during the day, Which added much to the in- Uerest of the meeti; ‘The general rules W Presiden:, af the op=n: ck with ted by Rev. Jouia Clark. urs, of Washington, non {fom Matt. 2, 19, G3 preached trom ‘Luke Rey. N.C. Brower pr 1,2 eached trom Rev- ve read by W. W. Foreman, | f eich servic». ' gate, instead | “3, Was put re operation, and scenied to meet the ° Dur.ng the day a white main, named Jomes | ‘Thompson, was arrested on the grounds by the Bal- | Umore police, charged with the larceny of clowning | and Wateb iron maa lving ta the nelznbor | hond. “He was turned over to the county authorl | tes, Sunday Services at Other Camps. Nearly 2,000 persons attended the services Wavman’s Grove yesterday. Rev. Dr. D. Ware, a, preached {a the mornin, Bishop Can in afteraoon, and President Peck In tus eveain: higut meetin : was held and the cazay br eat tiny morning. ‘A nutb:r of persons itom this eity and vicintty | ove colored Methedist. eurup and road yesierday. Among are i Ue Services was, Teta. 1, of this élty, preached the on at Camp Parole, near Ann vnolis, Ap, wien will contiaue for LWO under the auspices of thea. M. EL | Jobn B. Dawson’s Funeral. LARGE ATTENDANCE AND IMPR/SSIVE MASONIC DISPLAY —A CUPZIN OF ULGR Dutzsstons. — | ‘The tunerat of Juin Beltler Dawsun took place Festeniay afternoon, at 3 O'clock, from his late Fest dence, 213 ¥ street nor:hwest. Many friends of the deceased called at the hous» In the morning to take a last took at the remains, but were disappot As the features had ehansed so much since death as Uo render It InadVinibie W expose thein to View. The coMa, which was cf unustial itmensions on account of the great size of the deceased, was seven feet Six imches in leneth, Unree feet tn width ind two feet deep. Th was inad> of black walnut, with “t aks Of Masonic embieuis. and weighed 70 pounds—the entire weight, with the abt a 5. Deng 70 pounds Seats were vd in the vard tor the services ‘The neighbor- 4s Streets were Qovkaled with men, women, chil- | dren and cartes, and the house and yard’ were | crowaed. “Tne yasonic Bodies in attendance were ©. 16; Wasuinzton a deceased having been a member of these | orders and of the 324 Fenderad an appropr..te chant at 3o'ciock, and & sketch of the Mie and cuuracter of decewied was W. Phillips’ “Astecp in Jesus” choir, followed by Masonic ser- ¥iees, Occupying about ‘half an hour. The un ter- SSE Milt SUMS had eupioved the services of welve: struig men, why then rutsed the ponderous coin trom tie stand. tie Masonic choir rendering a chant The coffin was then borne out through the rear of the preuses, where the {nce had been removed the " purpose, tow ‘the alley, followed by the honorary: pall-bearers, cou ‘of two represeatailves of each Masoulc body. The collin was with some aiMculty placed in a lange funeral wagon, which Was ustd on Uus occasion as a hearse. ‘It was draped ln Diack crape and drawn by two white corses. ‘The funeral cortege left the front of the house ‘and proceeded slowly to Kock Creek cemo- Gury, where the coffla was piiced on rests in front of @auit, The Epl copal Ductal service was read dy Rev. Dr. Phillips, and Ue ceremonies closed with te Masonic buridi Service. ee ANOTAZE Sury Against MipDLETON & Co—A Suit againt Middletou & Co. was instituted Satur day by Patrick Byrne, a messenger in the department Mr. Byrne sets fort that he had on deposit witt the tirm,wiven 1 closed doors, $3,456 #7, samt he seeks to have this auouat Set sie frou (he avalane assets ated paid to lm as @ special depositor. | sent to the grand jury; bond ‘The Wood Divorce Case. THE WIFE CHARGES HER HUSBAND WITH CONSFIR- ACT—HER RELATIONS WITH JANSEN, THE RESUB- RECTIONIST. In the case of Foster P. Wood against Elizabeth ‘Wood—biil for divorce, filed April 24th last—the de- fendant has, by Messrs Harris and Oliver, flied a motion for alimouy pendence ttte, and in support thereof has filed several aMdavits. MRS. Woops’ AFFIDAVIT. ‘That of Mrs. Wood is to the effect that she has ‘answered the charges made against her, that she 4s now ready to take depositions on her behalf, but is unable to do so for the want of funds, as she 18 ‘wholly without means. She states that Wood is a Darkeeper, receiving $10 per mouth and his board, Desides a pension of $15 per month; that unless the complainant pays the expenses she will be wholly unable to disprove the allegations of plaintiff; that he has contributed nothing to the support of her- self and children for more than six mouths prior to the filing of the petition, She charses that since the suit bas been pending the complainant con- ‘splred with one Louls C. Hooter, fro:a who: she ad rented a residence, 1117 4th’ street, and where she was residing with her two ilttle elidren, pay- ing the rent out of her own earnings, and had her tured out of th house. HER VISITS TO ALEXANDRIA WITH JANSEN. As to the charge of adultery with oue A. Vallar- mar, she says it 18 wholly false and slanderous, although she did accompany one Ross, alias Jansen, allng A. Vallarmar to Alexandria in April last. She states that {t was under the tollowing cireumstan- ces: On April 4th sue was Introduced to a man call- ing himsei Vallarmar at her house by an old wo- mao named Brenning, by profession a fortune teller; that he called again “on April 8, and sald be hu lost a gold watch in Alexandria, and asked her to go WIL him afd assist him in recovering tt, which Sue consented to do; that sue went and stopped ab ‘the hotel, and she did not see him agala Wi next morning Mt breakfast, when he said be had been ‘out all night with the'detectives, and that he con- ducted blmnself Co all appear noes as a gentleman. On April 11(h he called again to see her and showed her a letter, saying he hud beard of uls watch, and ifshe would goagaln with him to Alexandria he could procure it, and she reluctantly consented and ‘went with Lim On the afternoon tratn, expecting to Feturn the same night. She did not see Jansen agaia until daylight next mornin, whea he Khocked at her door. Thinking 1¢ was the servant giri she unlocked the door and discover d that 1t Was Jansen, and asked jum to wait until she was dressed. fe sald: “Never mind, 1 will be all Tight,” and he caine into the room Closely pursued by Wood aud two police officers, who arrested her and. Jansen, Wood identitied her as is wife, aud they ‘Were fined $20 each by the mayor. Wood expressed fF even Surprine, bub returned howe. On velved from Washington ig lelegram: “A. Vailarmar: Your tine will be pald’ to-day, y. Foster P. Woe Both thes were paid that day by a inan from Wasit- fnzton, and she pald uo flue OF part of a tine, nor did any one do so at uer request. She states that the petition for a divorce Was filed wituin eigat dys 01 the payment of the thes Sie states that sinee the tliing of the petiiion Wood and Jansen lave becom: quite friendiy; that She has seeu them together. She further siaves thit Wool aired, entployed, and palit inoney to Jansen to seduce her, Uiat he (Wood) might have ground tor divorce! She staves that Jansen compiiined of the arrest, aud sald Wood had made a mistake, for twas not understanding that tey were Co be arrested, and be stated to ler the samme facts that are in thé allidavit of KM. Harlow. AN AFFIDAVIT STATING THAT JANSEN WAS EMPLOYED BY Wooo. ‘The affidavit of R. M. Harlow (policeman) ts that he kuows Jansen and had sevecul conversations with him in April aad May Jast, 1a which Jansen stated tbat he hal been em ylored to seduce the wife of Foster P. Wood and iad induced her to go to alesamdrls, Va., and was promis d 125 to ac- complisi Lue Seduction; but had beea pald only a Pare of tt and. Inasun4ca 4s no had not recvived his pay, he wis golu“t9 give the Uaing away,” and be had cold Mr. Oliver ao vat it, Avr. 2 1s in effect that “dune to his oifive Last year, and asked If he Would not act as assignee, for so:ne of his creditors had been to the Seeretary of the ‘Treasury whom hz was etapioyed, ind ine te a conn; agalust him for not paylig his vebts, and Ne was afraid of being removed, ud L2 was pert etiy wile ing (make aa assgusneat tor the veasilt of bis ercdiors Afilaui prepared the papers, and on we morning they were tobe placed on record Wood caine With, 4s he belleves, R. il. Goldsborough, and Foquested "that tuey should not be recorded, and ‘that the papers be delivered to Lima, waici request he complied with. Thls embraced a house in Park Pisce, a lot tn Pleasant Pialas and a hous: io South Washington. Mra Wood cam 10 alflant after- Wards and asked about the assignment, and sub- sequcutiy she sald Wood had [eft her no fuel, and ged tor Some mnoney, and AMant sent her Some ool and coal. He further states t iat blils against Wood wer: sefit to ihe Secretary of the Treasury, and falling ty pay, he was removed. Le corrobs rates the Suitemeat as to her e)-cuinent from the house on tit stieet, leaving her witwoi the nlx, aud Says he knows that great (rouble and in want of the necessaries of life. ACCUSED OF STEALING $6).—James R. Nicholls, a colored varber, Was charged in the Police Court ils morning Wich ‘stealing, last Weilnesday, $60 trom Joseph Gatto, wid Keeps a barber shop'at No. 82 E street norchwest. Gatto testilied that on that day he left a palr of (rowsers lun aug In the room dack of ils suop, with a 420 silver certificate and two $20 bills in the pockets. After changing ls clotues be went to the depot, where he discovered that his money had been stolen, and the only per- Son Who Wis in the room was the defendint. A saloon keeper tesiitied that he changed « $20 silver certiileate for the defen ‘ant early F' Devective Carter testified that he fendant in Alex.indria, where le tid been having @ good Ulne carriage ridin with ladles and spending thoney freely. “The case was seut to the grand Jury; bonds 3500. Hcp ror Foxorny.—In the Police Court to-day Charies G. Tavlor, colored, was charged with fring, on the 31 of May last. the name of Mr. E. D. week was cashed Fe ‘atonal Metropolitan Dank. Mr. Easton testiiled that he never gave the cueek In question, and the stgnature resembled the handwriting of tue defeadant, who was employed by him at the ine. Frank Middteton, paying teller of the bank, lestifled Unat be easied the check, Dut upon exain? {uation found a difference between the slynature and Mr. Easton's genuine sivnatire. The cas: was 0. ‘The Courts, AT CHAMBERS—Judye Hagner. oombs uxt. Coons; auditor's report confirmed and distnbation ordered. Crawford agt. ‘Squier; rule issued. Ponicz CouNT—Juage Mitts pro tem. ‘To-das, Stiney Burin Ketchata, a Utile 001 Fates: assauiting Orlando V3 Titel "$5. Mary Dorsy and King, Daniel Buchanan, asuult da Joun Steware royiag private property; #15. Mary Scout, 10 oF 3) days. Affairs in West Washington, Ovr or Daxcrk—The coudition of Dr. Grafton Tyier has Wed Lo such an extent as to War- Lat 3 scOVErY. NorEs.—Ducmg the time irom Saturday night unui Sunday Wight cieven arrests were made by acre. — Inldie section of the lots ¢ be erected to-day, Norton aitived with 750 Lous of rived with 8: receiving reservoir—north connt connection, distributing reservoir — induent gatehouse, 17; eluent gutelouse, 30. Low ude La Alexandria Affairs Reported for Tis Evesisa Star. —The return of the Mexandria Light ry with ¢.c cup Wen at the Lynchburg camp a3 Uhe best drtiled company of their regiment ex- eked ny Ahusiisa here on Saturday night A : Hisie, a Uurniee Of torch-Ocarers, come mnlteee ing brooms, the Od Do. muinion boat club, and’ the members of the corps: who were unable to go lo camp, ail went to th depot and made a cordial welomne.. *y formed lu procession with a police line in advanes. they moved down King strect amid an ovation seldoin In Ale dria, The windows above and the w were througed, and the line £ de of tire- ‘ks, Which made the iiagton ciubs made flae pyrotecunic aagastrations 1a front of their meeting places, and {or an hour or more throngs of good-aumored Deovle fied the main streeis, while rockets and Foman candies rose above the house-tapa, crackers explo led, aud Bengaland magnesium lights burned on the pavements below. The Cor; ‘welcomed at Lannan’s Opera House by E: Ke, @9q., for the citizens, and Capt. Mush ik made ah abpro- priate repiy. A Dangict Brul terminated Uh reception. Pouce Rxrowr.—Edjai Huth son, arrested by OMerr Oden, charge disorterly vonduct, and Chas. ‘Tylor, éolored, arrested by OMleer Simpson, unge Floia‘lon of the police resulatious at the Po” toma ferry whart man, way arrested last week by Lieat Smitl charged With Laving stolen 360 from Joseph Gatto, a barber ou E street, Washington. He was turned over to the Washington authoriues, Norks.—'fiie democratic state central committee Opensd Its headquarters to-day at the Farmers’ bank butiding, on Prince street, vetween Royal and. Cameron streets; the ume location from which the lust campatgn In the state was managed —\Mr. JM. Greva,” of tls city, won the gold budge tor seniry duty’ ac tho [ male babe was foun King street ‘vacation in 1) ‘nebburg camp.—A White in the dock at the foot of esterday event i fair grounds ly RoW a “aste commou.—The : t Sita gear tea me Droke dow last week, eh gadelwates Tae ee A Cononsr’s Jogy Jusrivy a L' .—The coroner's jury ab Americus, Ga wich bas been wi ‘with the case of ‘Aaron Coachman, Who Was iyneied in Early county, bas returned the fal. 101 unique verdict: “We, the jury summoned Dy th coroner of Early couuty to wit. in-inawien All invesugadtng and beast eae eee er re e evidence in, find Chat the wid Aarog Couctina death by. being’ ki.ted Somteare rose en sueiter tor | dered the Corps by Mr. | Fames IL” Nichols, a colored | it i i 1 { i { home evidence. ‘The Case of Squier & Co. NKHEAD'S PETITION TO COME UF SATURDAY. The case of Crawford against Squier & Co. came up to-day before Judge Haguer, sitting in cham- bers, on the petition of Gen. H.C. Bankhead, who prayed that his pay account for Jame be returned to him and that {t should not be accounted for as Part of the assets of J. H. Squier &Co. A rule Was issued, returnable on Saturday next, wo show cause why the petition should noi be granted. i Sports on Land and Water. TALK AMONG THE OARSMEN. ‘The Columbia eight-oared shell was put aboard a. through car for Watkins last night, accompanied by the remainder of the crew anda number of: clud entusiasts. The ColumDtas will have a walk over for the eight-oared race at Watkins, but they hope to meet the famous Metropolitan ‘eight at Long Polat afterwards. Wallace Ross is anxious to again cross oars with ‘Teemer and has gone to Boston to arrange another match with him. In speaking of Teemer recently Ross sald he was a “mighty clever boy.” When asked what he thought of Teemer’s chances with Hanlan he repited that the latter, in good condi- Uon, could deteat any man in the world, but ne could not afford to be out of trim when he met the Pittsburg wonder, James H. Riley, of Saratoga, Saturday deposited a forteit of $100 1h anser to challenge of James A. ‘Ten Eyck, of Peekskill, tor a match race for $250 the Tace to be rowed over the Laureate course, at Troy, N. Y., on August 20, the date of the upper Hudson navy regatta, john McKay, of Boston, has challenged Albert Hamm, of New to row him a three-mile Tace with a turn, in best’ and best boats, for $500 & side, the time and place of rowing to be mutually agreed upon at such time as Mr. Hamm may fix. Articles were signed in Boston Saturday fora three-mile race between John ‘Teemer, of McKees- ort, and George Hosmer. ‘BASE BALL GOSSIP. The desertion of Mcvormick, Brigrdy and Glass- cock from the Cleveland league club) to the Cincin- nati Unions 4s very disastrous to the Clevelands. Unless the gaps can be filled immediately the club will disband ‘at the close. of tie we-tern series. Campion, formerly of Akron, and Charley Baker, short stop of the Harvard niue, volunteered to fil the gaps during the Detrols ganies, and left Cleve- land Saturday night for Detroit. Games of bast ball were playe” yesterday as fol- lows :—Indlanapolls—Indlanapolts, 2; Columbus, 11. Clocionati—st. Louis Unions, 4; Cincinaaul Unions, 7. Louisville—Loutsviile, 3; St. Louis, 6 Chicago— Chicago, 12; Kansas City, 2. THE AMERICAN ATHLETES left Liverpool Saturday for home. The visit en- talled a heavy loss upon the Hafriers and the Man- hattan club. ‘The Philadelphia cricket team salied on the Anchor line steamer Austral for home Sat y. ‘Thelr visit Was soclally a great success ‘The sense of Engish criticistn on tueir playing was tuat thelr batting and Melding were good, but thelr vowlng was poor. A Virginia Trgedy. JAMES DAVIS SUOT AND KILLED BY THE MAN WHOM WE ATTEMPTED To SHOOT. Last Friday evening James Davis was instantly killed by Adolphus Ary near Janesville, Va. About a month ago Davis, after maitreating lifs wite, left sudJenly and went to MissourL His wife, finding herself deserted and without means of support, at- | tached certatn sums due Davis in the neizhbor- hoou and sought shelter in the house of Ary, who is arelative. "Some of Davis’ friends wrote to him that hls wife was living in Ary’s Davis re- turned to Virginia swearing vengeance on Ary. Friday he went to Ary’s honse and Was told that Ary had gone fisilg. Mrs Ary, fearing harm, Senta messenger by the back Way to inform her husband of Davis" presence. Davis then leit, ut Lering threatsagaihst Ary. When Ary returned Davis again came to the’ house and swore thai he wouid lave Ary’s heart's blood. He darted toward the door, trying to draw a revolver. Ary sipped Into the’ doorway and picked up his shotgun, Davis continued to advance and Ary ‘shot him. in tue breast. AS tuis did not stop him Ary drew a Pistol and shot hin throtu the head, causing ine stant death. INFORMER Casey C Casey, tive chtef witness for the Brilish crown In the rosecutions axalnst the Maaintrasia inurderers, 1s beep induced to make a confession. It was Upon Casey's testimony wat Nyles and Joyce were couvicied. ‘The Inormer went voluntarily before the archbishop 0: Puan recentiy and sald that all the testimony he had given at the trial was false | and had been given for pay. The arcablshop spoke to Casey Of the duty or reparation with such effect the perjurer offered to make a pubue statement. A nuniber of gentlemen were invited to assembie AU the archbisitop’s residence In ‘Tum last Thurs- day to hear ils confession. Casey trankly sald that is services We.e secared for the purpose of cunvict- Ing S Joyee and the other prisoners. Crown, Solictior Boiton, of Dubitu, Casey averred, com- pelied him to swear as he did against these jprison- ers, uithough be bltuselt was reluctant to do so. as he knew or'beseved that those ugalnst whom his tesiumouy Was directed were innocent. Wiiduo O'Brien has announced that he Will Slace the Casey coniession before parilament next week and make AU the basis jor a demana tor a Judicial Inquiry. Mrs. Mary, Stillwell £ Edison, died suddenly dence at sealo Pars, and leaves three children. ison, wife of the Inventor urday at her lave resi- y. Sae was 29 years oid, Axsorvrerxy Pune RRR OO ¥Y Yar, ~ RORO OY ¥ AA LE <4 RRRO O YY AAL ( Rk R OO ¥ 4 sLOLL BBBO4 AK KU WN rent 2 Oo, Ge eR ee Poe Wey BaP Ea Bis ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeuess, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or olured, dssaliit ON Annie Brown; 3 | Mhosphate powders Sold ontyin cans, Royat Daxixa PowpeR Co, 106 Wall street, N.Y, ap6 Faor Or Tse Loow Corros, ‘Yard Wide, Best Make, SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 636 cents, DRESS GINGHAMS, Check Styles, 6 cents, FIGURED LAWNS—FIGURED LAWNS—S cent INDIA LINEN, 834, 100, 12340. CALICOES, 5c, CALICOES, 5a, 20c., 86c., 87c. ic. Hruscels Carpets, Fall St 1 her Prot Bd Woo! Flannel gaamton Tlanuels. 6,30 foe,” zrain Carrots, «ail jes’ ‘Table Dasnnet, Sse., a0, Ve, Children's Hose, 6 seants, 130. Blsek Cashmerés, all wool, 7c. 40c., 450,, 600. SPECIAL BARGAIN, LADIES' FLANNEL SUITING, Navy Blue, Brown ‘Myrtie, Biack aud Garnet, st 1234 centa, TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, ea, 15 Feat ibe iY au2 (Tie Most DEADLY ¥OE TO ALL MALARTAL liseasen 38 Ayor's Ague Cure, a combination of vex- etable ingredients only. of which the most valuable is ‘used in no other known preparation. This remedy is an absolute and certain specific. and succeeds when all other medicines fail. A cure is warranted, WHE CURATIVE POWER OF AYER'S SARSAPA- rilis is too well known to require the specious aid of auy exayreruted or fictitious certificate, Witnesses of its marvelous cures ure to-day living in every elty. and hamlet of the land. Write for names if you want au5 Lawas: Lawes: Lawns: BEAUTIFUL LAWN, 5 a 10, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS ite se. a6, uw VELLE wid, dovblecwidth, pure wool, EILIN oy colors, 31% by BLACK BROUADE SILK. Ck BROCADE SILK GRENADINES @,reduced to CARTERS, Manner space BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOO) Teduoad to 1236. Pa eee BROCADE BLACK SILKS, $1, rednced to 7S, NUN'S VEILING, pure wool lioestyla, 60, reduced to COLOKED SILKS (finest quality), $1.60, redused to BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 50. ‘BLACK SILKS! 2009125, 91.00, ate see SEES ‘DHAWLA, Puse Wool, 8150. From Washington to Chautauqua. ‘4 SLOW TRIP—a missING TRUXE—SoME OF THR AT- ‘TRACTIONS OF CHAUTAUQUA. Correspondence of Tax EvExrre Stan: Cuavravgva, N. ¥., August 6, 1884. Chautauqua is a delightful place, when you get here, but ob! the getting here. ‘The Journey from Washington to Williamsport was very pleasantly ‘Spent in a sleeper, but from Willlamapert te Corry ‘there is only one train per day, and ef course that must needs be an accommodation train. This makes on an average ten stops in each half hour. Avone station, after the regular step, the train Started and we breathed a sigh of relief, thinking, Well, we are off for another three minutes, when “ala! vain hope,” the traia stopped, Dacked and stopped again. ‘on inquiry ‘we ascertained that Some one Rad boarded the train and had forgotten two check bis be ‘unUl the train was in mouen, whereupon he aj the conductor with thé result before stated. —Waen that matter was ar Tanged salisfactorily we continued our journey. THROUGH THE OIL COUNTRY. ‘Yet there are many things to Interest ene on the Journey if he be not too tired to enjoy them. The country is very wild and picturesque, the road run- ning through the lumbering and oll regionsof Penn- sylvania. Ol derricks dot the valleys and hilisides ‘and are even on the summits of the mountains. I Heard the remark to-day that if an oli man thought there were oll in the moom he would raise bis Ticks there and bore for it. TRONKLESS AT CHAUTAUQUA. Well, after having our tickets punched ten times ‘nd other such trials and tribulations, we reached Chautauqua, the haven of our hopes, and !t bids falr.to come up to and surpass our expectations; but even here we are not without annoyances, for we are trunkless Our trunk evidently got tired of such slow and got off at some Junction te Seck another and faster route; but where It 1s I know not. The ladies are very kind and suj tle present uinera shawh a nall-brush, «Coin all Druah and various other articles ‘The people here are very independent, it being & sort Of go-as-you-please, and when the ‘Chautau- qua bells pealed out for tiie eleventh opening of te assembly, We joined the hurrying throng pressing foward the ainpnitheater, a8 gay and happy as anyone, nowwithstanding We had no trunk and only one dress. SOME OF THR EXERCISES. ‘The opening 1s the gala time at Chautauqua, In the auditorium of the amphitheater was an au- dience of several thousands. On the stage were seated the great minds of the country, and in the cholr gallery a chorus of wo hundred. 'At 7:30 w: held the saine vesper service that has been iield al every preceding opening, consisting of responsive readings and uymus. ACS Ube anniversary exer- cises began, which consisted of flye-minuye speeches, Tecitatlos’ani music. Each speaker was 1n bis happlest mood, and each vied with the other In the bruitancy of his remarss. ‘The singers were in te Dest of Volce, and “All went merry as a marriage ei ‘THE CHAUTAUQUA SALUTE. Some of the speakers were houored with the Chautauqua salute, or the “blooming‘of the lies,” as Pansy poetically expresses it. At the signal from Dr. Vincent, the founder of Chautauqua, each and every one of that vast asse ublage waved his white handkerchief, and the effect was not only striking, but beautiful. ‘After ‘the exercises in the amphitheater were over the crowd surged towards the lake, wirich locked like a scene in fairyland. ‘The steamers seemed studded with gems, belng flluminated with different colored lights; the pleasure boats, bril- Muntly filumuated, piled here and were, whlle on the pier there were lights of many hues.” The set Pleces were magnificent, and at the end was sent Up a trl-colored bulloon, which shed a shower of Hire, much to the delight’of the gazers on land, but to the discomfort and disgust of (uose on the water, as It took its course diveetly over their heads. ‘Among the imulutudinous advantages to be en- Joyed at Chautauqua ate the cheap excurstons 10 ‘Niagara Falls.” One can spend nine nours at the falls, visit all the piaces of Interest, have a carriage allday and return the sacse night; all for somo- thing less thaa five dollars On the register of tue Birch cottage I notice the ames of the following Washingtoulans: Mrs, Sheldon, the Misses Ciara Morell, Virginia Micuell, | Clara Ball and Mr. Harry Coolidge. FB. An incendiary fire at Berkley, opposite Norfolk, Va., yesterday destroyed the public ball of. the viz lage und otuer property, causing @ loss of about $15,000. Low Paices Low Prices: LOW PRICES!!! In order to close out our entire Spring and Summer e ‘Stock within the next two weeks we have prices reduced to fifty cents on the dollar, ‘MEN'S SUITS, YOUTHS’ SUITS. BOYS’ SUITS. CHILDREN'S SUITS ALPACA COATS. SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST, OFFICE COATS. ‘Men's, Youths’, Boys' and Children's PANTS in large variety, very low. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. New Bosrvess aut Mesotaxovu Or Recerven wy Tas MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION, From the 14th to 26th inst., inclusive: $763,000 ‘The Association conducts its business on the essess- ment plan. Assessments are made bi-monthly, to wit on the First Week Days of February, April, June, Au- gust, October and November, One assesament produces over $100,000. nuflicient to cover eiyhteen (18) averace death claims, besides wetting apart over $25,000 to the credit of the Reserve Fund, Cfiice in Washington 1509 H street, ty3 1 ¥. KNIGHT, Gen'l Agent $776,500 Somer Crornxe NOW AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE. ‘This Line consisting mainly of SEERSUCKER SUITS, SLUGE SUITS, ALPACA COATS, MOAT GOAT: STIQUED 1JNEN- COATS. WHITE AND. STHIPE NESTS, We. &6.. Take advantage of this golden oFpur tunity never was offered betores Men's Buite at 86, reduced from $12 Ben coer Bose, Suits a $380 redgced from 7. . ea. = 8 tt Childrens’ Suits, Sailors’; also, Ja: kets, Panta, Erices put down half tual valt Weys Cult Suckel Pastas geo ae 0 ee All made of the very best ten uy 1 i { fabrica, and stylishly got- TO-DAY, ‘We put on our counters about 1,500 go} Miya" Pants, wich wil Beton out at realy bt Garvalue 4 g9 Men's Pants now 91.50 3 Shoo 2. a3 rey * Mt. ¥, EISEMAN, 421 Irn Sraxer Nonrawnsr, = Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, m2 Crosmc-ovr Sure or Reuxawra PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF AUGUSI WE HAVE HAD ALL OUR REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS MEASURED AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, WITH QUANTITY AND PRICE ON EACH PIEOR AT GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES. WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER, ASD LADIES WHO HAVE NOT SUPPLIED THEM- SELVES CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD BAR- Gana. FRENCH GINGHAMS, ELEGANT QUALITY, 12340. FRENCH SATTEENS, GREAT VARIETY, 25 AND 81360, SUMMER CHECK SILK8 GOOD QUALITY. 50a. BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS, IN GREAT VA- BIETY-IBE CHEAPKST BLACK SILKS EVER OFFERRD. ON PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONB, Pd )_919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bt 5 tae wort: UPPER TEN BY MISE Y. AsK YOUR GROCER HL & HL W. CATHERWOOD, Affairs In Leesburg. (CONFIEMATIONS—DEATH—““W ATERMELON” COURT. Correspondence of Ta Evexmo Stan: LeESBURG, AUgUSt 10, 1964. ‘The Rt. Rev. A. M. Randolph, assistant bishop of ‘Virginia, preached to-day at St. James church, from ‘verse, St Paul’s epistle to the Ephe- we a ; i Ht iH fH d i fy Hi i § 4 5 g 5 Ses oes: y O10, 18 great bed over the discovery of ine oveuing there graves by unknown who removed of the Bodies missing 1s rich farmer, buried about of Mary Fleming, who was also disappeared. It is Delleved the stolen bedies were shipped at various Umes from that point te medical colleges in Colum- bus, Cleveland and Cincinnati, Tar Taoxk Mrsreny Exrcaivep.—The lange trunk marked “Dr. J.G. Hunt,” and emitting an offensive o tor, which arrived at the baggage room Of the Pennsylvania raliroad New Yors. Saturday and exciied the suspicions of the police authoriues, ‘Who thought It contained the remains of some one ‘Who had bees murdered, as stat~d in Tae Stak, simply contained specimens of msh and crabs, which Dr. Hunt bad supped to his daughter, Wid 48 a student at a scnoul of geology. Pure Figurens pv Txoca.e —Joun Dempsey, who recently fought George Fulijames, w. tested Friay and taken ‘to'iicumond es a5 OD ge of ing in a prize Mgut. “He Wis released on Dall, Warrants are aise’ Out oF peeree i Fulljamea_ SSg PPP FEE cco 1 L ss BP F oon a £ ®ss, pre re 6G GH AA EF Sss8 P Hee Goo H 2*4 fut ‘We open to-day 500 doz. of NTS UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, which we consider ‘THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. ‘They are made of GENUINE UTICA NONPAREIL COTTON, 2100 Linen Bosom, Wrist Bauds and Bands Reinforced, COMPLETELY FINISHED, FELLED SEAMS, GUSSETED, which we sell at Ci aed | Gas EsS ceace ag hy os ACTUAL VALUE 98. N.B. A PERFECT FiT GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. 3 BI BI A MM I AA MM | aA MM a MMM edad cade AM Mt MMMM” MMM M MMM beers Cae) 88s Ss, a 5 a UU Sss87 46 7TB STREET NORTHWEST. au6 cor A AA 0 A oO AAA 2.00. Ppp, ol ‘coo IT 18 NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT OCR AVOWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC- TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOR BUILDING. EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE, RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM SOILED, WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR P: TRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE IN THIS DEPARTMENT, AND ENUMERATE THE PRICES, SO WE WILL ONLY MENTION 4 FEW SPECIAL ARTICLES—FOR INSTANCE: A GOOD NIGHT GOWN, EMBROIDERED YOKE WELL MADE, AT 690, A BETTER GOWN, WITH YOKE AND FIVE PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT 89c.; | FORMER PRICE $1.20. MOTHEE HUBBARD GOWNS, 86 AND 58 INCHES LONG, 980. THIS GOWN IS A SPECIAL FEATURE, PARTICULARLY AS IT 18 LONGER THAN THE AVERAGE GOWN. = CAMBRIC CHEMISE, WITH LACE AND EM- BROIDERY YOKES, 9$¢: GOOD VALUE AT 8125. FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE. LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS, REALLY THE CHEAP. EST EVER OFFERED. ASPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIC RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE AND FINE TUCKING, AT 980. SKIRTS WITH LMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND ‘IUCKING, 950. = IN OUR MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S DzPART- MENT, WE WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCTION OF 99% PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCEKE IN OUR ASSERTIONS. THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMS, FIQUE, MAR- SEILLES, INDIA LINEN, LAWN AND CAMERIC DKESSES a 6.000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. =| CORSETS! CORSETS! CITY _ITEMS. ‘Tin-ware almost awa\ ‘tomorrow only, at R. Goldschimids’ §12-7th st, nw, Tt cups 3: pt te: ql 4c: ple pistes acy ® qt buckets Se; F qi. 9c; 4 QL Ide: 6 QL 196; 10 gt aint ats Us 32 Qt 1Ses 14 gi 19, 16 gi 38 Pepper Se; dredge boxes 4c; Wash basins 4 food, 8c; extra lange size 1c; Uread pans 4c; pudding pans 4c; extra lange Be; 2 qt. dal! = 9c; large kitchen Spoor 4: (painted Wash Dustin 9; ak broffers Se; louie tase Sez stew poms ey extra e size Bc; tea streluers : bowl straipers So; 1 qt. covd. satice pans 4; 2 yt. Sc; Sql Ie: 4qu Me lange Jupanned pans 7: bait covered 123 knife apd fork trays 7c; stove itfiers Ge; machine ollers 4c: twin matcu safes 4°; chamber buckets as Sorled Colors SK; foot Tubs <7e; 1 QL coffer beliers Qe; Dy QE IS: BL Ie; FqL A; AGL Be; dippers Sei Tid. coffee OF tea’ cuttisiers Boy BID i2e; fruit ‘eas 8; biscuit cutters 3 eralile plated tea % for 4c; table spec Qt. water buckets 19; } plates 8¢; also to make ro Ure stock of traveling S, reiricerators and Daby carriages wilt be Omen! ak and Below cost. 1 Cold Milwaukee Bee: served in old Euglish stone mugs Jolnson’s, 440 9th street. —_ 6 The Fotlowing € cerns in Washington keep the well-known Duffy's Barley, Malt Whiskey on sale, Wuere It can be found ether by the gailon or botue: Messrs Barbour & Hamilton, 614 Pennsylvania avenue; Hume, Cleary & Co., 87 Market S Geor E Kennedy ¥ wae CC. Bryan, 1413 New N. Burchel\, F street now Bryan Bros, 680 Pennsyly ania avenue; Jackson € Co., 62% Peunsyivania avenae W. i. Shea, 652 bennsyivant: NT. Met Joho E. B. Burs, 30 John H. Maur ©. F. Montgome towels Se; 10 Scadloped pie or DEW goods my e- & Br ast Ca 1417 New York avenue; 1508 7Ub sureet. Dutty’s Barley Matt Whiskey 1s absolutely pure and will cure any case of dys Depsia or indigestion. ‘ry it. aw Johnson's Restaurant, for ladies and gentlemen, 410 and 442 9th street northwest. Every dedcacy. Poilieaiteauon. La- dies’ saloon, first oo. 6 Thornton's of pure Cod Liver Oll With Lis pophosphites ot Tame and Soda for coughs, ccids, consuinption, impaired nutrition and veneral webuity: easy and pleasant lotake. Treserived by Fuysiclans. Sod by Drug: ets Lance botUes, we.“ Nanuiactured by W.e ‘Vuornton, corner batuuiore aud arisen streets, Bustuwvre, Praag Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach’s, 7th and Hemw,t Ask any Physicias th an extensive practice in the city of Baitimore What he pre-crnibes iu cases Where a stituulant 1s Tequired abd he Wil answer Dully’s Fure Bariey Malt Whiskey. aw 735 7th st. nw. Ww Bailey's $1saw, AL G250, Ask any of who have 1 laren Duffs’s Pure Malt Whisi T complaints if 1b utue ones. a ” Print. ail, Mich., wim send ted “kiectro-Voitaie “Beits and on Whi tor thirty days to men Tivted Wilh nervous de- udred troubles, guarantee. Testoration OF heath an Muay Vigo, duess as ubove. N. B—No Tsk ls Auourred, us Wainy days iyallowel Wun A in the city of I the merits of Duffy's Malt Whis.. > known better than in any Other city of ts eountrs) What the physician Prescribes for the sick ‘oon In cases Of revers aid she Will answer omy Duffy's Malt Whiskey. 2 Ladies Connected with the govern wehts ry Duffy's Pure Bariey Sait Wisi YoU up aiter the labors and fatlzues « work. Tt will Testore color to your and Lone to the stomach 1 “Rough on Hate? Cleersout rats, m ties, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, g ise. "Druggisia. 1 ‘Tired and Nursing Mothers, Try Dutly’s rure Barley Mait Whiskey; 1t will bulld you up. aw Try Duffy's Pure &. ey; It will help in tie hospliais i. u's permission to try 2 Ask Sour physic ip yo en, eraty men, try” Duffy's Pure 11 build you up. 2w “Alderney Dairy Wagens.” Fresh Alderney Butter, cliurned every morning, # delivered in hia Also, Cottage Cheese, Pasrarooxs, WHY, CERTAINLY YOU WANT A NEW PAIL, AND SOMETHING IN S1YLE, TOO. DONT “AY We C\N FIT YOU Ox SUIT YOU. BUL GIVEUS ¢HE BENEFIC OF THE DOUBT, AND COME IN AND SEE US WE GUA. THAT THe PKICK, STYLE AND QUALITY WILL PLEASE YOU, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICED CLOTHIEK AND TAILOR, 507 ith street, aul Opposite U. 8, Post Offica Gaear Aso Posrrve Creanxa BALE Our entire stock of LADIES’, MISSF py nd CHITDMENS, and MEN'S and "SUMMER SHOES: At actusl cest forthe balence of the season, AN thone in need of Low Shoes eculd certainly not miss this op- Poitunity as some woncertul Barus cau by baad Weave shout 500 pains LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES that have never teen soldfor lesa than\8& They are eolng Lew at &: All of MEN'S FINE {land So arenow re HOES that Lave been sold for ny at GA.50 and $4, Don't niiss this erect opportunity, as you will save money Ly Wolly Su At Lhe Kieliuble Slow Stores uf SINSHEDIER & BROS, a Ca Reevess, Nos. 4s AND 405 ira STREET NORTHWEST. £08 7th apd 3151 M streets. ‘Headquarters for the WHITNEY CHILDEEN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, Aso, A fut 1h SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE | MAKES, AND WILL SELL THE LATTER aT A | GREAT SACRIBICR. LANSBURGH & BRO., f Tawn Tennis Kets, Tennis Rackets, Cro- Guet, diferent styles, bicycles, Tnicveles Venema, Wazons ce. Received, a lange assortment of Traveling and Lunch Baskivta, "Children's Curviages at cust, Wo mune Rott (OF fail stork, 2. yPrortex oF RrES AC, CHAM- French c: and e430 per doz, dreerse ‘its nid Chara [es ier eslvania aver tie. vdewux, Burgundy, (Chinnvaynes aud Comuuc. Vitis de toute Surtes eh Calm y-lu Pouhd “Want” prints, 5c, pet | SUMMER RESORTS. SEDGHA OTTAGE, ON SEVENTH AVE Frisina" Qonisoe tevin the Ogtan, tobe <e | ms | Park, XS Heriot ‘sceuumo ations. \ Pirwt cleme. fate soiecate, MISS V JONES. MRAJ A PARKER, aud: CARE MAY XI QNILLA BELLEV OR favette and Congress sts. : fron Beach and. Station. from every Ron, yao de ire, LK PARKER SoM BOARD ROURKE LOCATED ABOUT Reetitom teach, gov batbine 8 Ss Se AG Senet anaes mms ‘trated pamyp! ete, giving ol! information. may be TVFR SPRINGS ©) MMER LaSOKT, OR i BLAKIST. E Prowmatton, Nt binky, Mi~ Selt-water Uathing. gus wane ot ‘ fie Polomac Bish, trae sd Sapttars Stes he Eival. lerans, 138 fer'day | No'chtege for Baie Hart, medica ‘scine Sieke any strana i witou's oF biokietgae's awd KP SEARISTONE, SCD, frie Sot hate rcatm idler ano ety cn reed with ote Fates for fa °¢ CLAMENCE PETEMa Owner RY pie (Los AL BACH HOTEL BBACTSTNONELAND COUNTY. Va. ‘bel by Potomac Sew and newly furat-he. Hwy river SPECIAL EXCUSIORS by sleauee cpa NUESDAY MORNING™ aud SATURDAT. er luxuries Bathing wnexceled Veruis: @2 er day, $10-612 per wouk, G2-840 pet =e GW. JACKSON, Manager. _ Beach office: 1921 Fat, Washington, DC. yo ma Aves == KEY FAST RFACH, N.¥. Yive mites sonth o! Lome Branch, charmingly located Jyscture of ocan ad fiver, New hus uew faruitury Bil copvenicnors, mesuding eas, elevator abd Warut: i wea Water baths ot three Sours. send for Alum rated “ASEASON AT AVON INN” fy12m __ Addewes BB, YARD QPRAY VIEW. OCEAN GROVE, N. J, FRONTING S cca, br story hotel with vert (on hires frouts. drainase and. ventilatian per @ fect. “Laive airy focus, accommodations tur 200 ynerta. Bis JOSEP WHITIS dipan TRY PARK. No J TRE ViCTORIA, ow open. Ope biock sant, Acoum- at ‘Medusa rate for bay and duns Vara jor hay aud Jun, 15-3m1 Musk KEMPE TALVOLD HOUSE AND READ COTTAGES, AT. ANIC CITY, Nd. 1 the The Rowse s teen entirely tefur Ce Mters Sex vclame Booth | RU GILE Proprietor, SB » and wafest eurf-bathitue Ocean, Aun and shark feline and nije ehocume “Lert: £2 per day. €1. "her wack, 840 for tionth, Bite tytn Old Hot by ‘steafuer Nordharpion 90 Chermmstehe every Monday, Wedwenday and Friday. on ad Weebitietm wtamaptes tae la ection with the Nertbam) ton. Hutel puyeiclamy PA Theat ‘Adutem. JT PADI. bea-aigen CUIAND ae ATLANTIC CITY. S!A END OF J Counecticut avenue. full acca wiew conianeniation {or 150 wuewte. eit tuod tmp hist ISAbC HU EVANS, Proprietor. | Mr BULLE VIEW, ASBURY Pak NJ POURTE: | "Drsroa ‘aera vo it Wentey late Rive an view Yeyrcial.y’ a tainily ‘house. ‘Exactiy Atty roe trom perch raluace Pirst-claas tale. “Mew wit yieam AGH COTTAG from "be beach and in full Poimtments iret class, Bon for 10, BARRIS? AARLTON, Ty uuohtrn | modern conven= Ferme Addrew Mra JA MYERS, H Park avenue, Baltimore, Md. miyha-ua FFORTESCUE HOUSE, CORN ATKANSAS AVES nue end Ocea Frout, Atlantic City J nearest Louse to the bosch, Mir J. FORTES Ye COE Pronretree. myl5-0usun JENWICK’S HOTEL AND SUMMER 1 voir ® x on FEN. CK, Proprietor, LEO SARDIUWN A aie tone 3 " 00. _set6-tukeam YAKLTON Ho URE Cc CAPE MAY POINT, 8.3. ‘UPEN JUNE 25, Cape Honse opeu all Ue year se eat Tus Send for ctreu! |AMILION, Manager, Porvisz Wareene Puce on rang Lae Yn reached hr the WEST JERSEY RATEROAD In two hours from Philadelphia Fast expres trating, with Parlor Care attached, are run during the seasou| convenient Lours, aud passengers wall nd ou thelrar rival at the NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHILADELPHIA, Union ‘Trausfer coaches and boree cars ready to tana ter uinect to the station of the WEST JERSEY BAILROAD, atthe foot of Market street. For ticke's, baggage Checks and full information, ap> Fly as tollows: ‘Northeast corner 13th street and Penneyivanis are, biauon Baltimore and Potomac railroad. 3. WOODS, General Passenger Agent CTIARI-ES E. PUGH, General Manaeer _ 50-2igm AM St0 cry Exreess TRAINS tat KUN THROVGH WiTHOUT STOPS di IN w MISULES, Via Camden snd Atlantic. | West Jersey Rafiroad trom ‘from tation fout of Vine St | Station fout uf Market 3, Passengers from Washington will take the Troioe of the Baltimore and Potomac Kalirosd ia vine ar the New Broad Strest Station of the iia Kallroud. where the stvet cars will con- Yep Pamseusterw direct to the West ‘Kailua sta Gon, aud Chiou Trauster Couches conbret Girect 40 Uae Station of the Camden and Aclube Kbaiirued, For throneh tickets, bagmge checks, and full infor mation, ayy as follows: Northeast Corner of 13th street and Pennayivanis oF&, Station Baltimore and Potomac Railrosd, 3. WOOD, Gen. Passenger Arwat, CTIAS, E PUGH, Gen. Manamer. 3e0-2igen Tue Asuxcrox Teadquarters of the Association. soargustied "Sto bce coon Rosomaseksnes 0 tests am WO. EASTLAKE. tant | Tx. 2HE “DRIGHTOR” ATLANTIC CITE __11%9-e08mo HE PENPER a fist-clacs fi cccat, Ali wedern nuprovewenta. Tabde wti-de Forpasned. ‘Te 85 por day : $3 to 810 pe Die TEMBER ee poe J HOI0NT, ATEANTIC CITY. VERMONT AVENUE 4b. Atlautic: unobstructed coun view; strvet care AC atid Paes Ok LD (CF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL COMP: ted in the Blue Rider Mountains, upon the line of EM eeeere Banger are oun west | axa Te mutes from Raitinuures : ‘WIL OPEN JUNE TENTH. ‘The Hotel Las teen cnianeed and improved, and t foret-clase in all ite appolutuacuta, ‘at und €3.00 per day. Special mtenby the ‘UNVIGORATING ATR: URE MOUNTAIN WATER MAGNIFICENT SCF? JAMES F SHANNON, Aaiirea poets iis | RT GUARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN END OF S'boewe wall open Say: Sit. 14, i eae cars ot Used atts Motel Heng, Sui yeave care at Us a Wortion Aneistaut! Joualr Wouttou, Prob. By Eeraeieanp 183. &S STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING, No. 1068 JEFFERSON STREET, Da Gcots celled torsnd G:livered free of charge to Tee STG Genel Cans Denproded to teeny, r Juz Ricaven_ ALinest 48H, CHFRRY aXD WALNUT (CHAMBER FURNITURE maxmuz Ax wooo Toma whieh we are ofering at Grest Varenina HOEKE, #00 Varket Space and 2068 and 310 8th street, Corpets cleaned. called for and delivered. my IMNEYS REDU: ED Leer werden, Soe: : ~ here, ke pre = aed Fyn Go en Be Ou © hod beowe fu ES SS St hana rH SeSaaPS ou stana. Xo, £19 D street, between 6tb aud DkNoteby mal eanwes ssendedia mas ORE SP EUTEL OF THER AND OK 1. wail be open for recepticu of gosta on Jam! ies can make ™ at reduced ies can, prrauerments at tian cana EASON LASS = HOUNE, Staccta ee Reveb, Boe a eat tee Serme: thy to €15 per work Byecual arrememeute | indie.” Bend. mys UGY!E- OCEAN