Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1884, Page 8

ll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO - “AUGUST 30 881—DOUBLE SHEET. “OCAL MENTION, The Weather. Crrick oF THE Cut BN At OFFICER, B, 1884, 9.59 a.m. aring we on, local | westerly Winds perature, higher For Sunday, slightly cooler generisliy for the districts east of the | mer, generally fair weather Mississipp! and Missouri ¢ northern por! ly cloudy we. aght {5 TRST-CLASS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE FOR CATITOL HILL, . M. Rohrer, oldest and most re- the elty, havin Lent, their propert surance. Much the will ie nivnee afforded by the ch thie new enterpris by telep: besides ed @ subdivision of every = ire eity and of all the suburbs ory saved arel Ues offered eall at = the now Photo 2 and OX Te ont of town. 147 New York avenue, and convenient houses for s: & by 5. HL. Walker, notary, 6 on B} Lou: PESERVING.— ato be p car for p ine catawhe grape brand wrted Estra it at Chr. ‘Tre Decorative art Sct = Sept. Ist, Vernon | ave. A.B. Ht Walker. Wonrsterst: Reduced rates. Ant TOOMS a or fies Address Jubu W. tabie. 3 h Stokes, Proprietor. comer 7th and D, a beautitul dis he latest styles soft and stiff hats. AS strictiy One Price Hat and Gents | ng Store in this elty, we take pleasure in ending the above pi At Fu: play of ai his fs thu Furnisi recom Is Fxont.. See Hahn's advertisement on page 4 | Save F Consult Hepler, Optician, 453 | Penusyivanii ae CITY AND DISTRICT. Condeused 1 Street lamps will be ij tingutsied am. ase ated at 11'p. m, and ex- | ti the cas of Henry Muller and others, Prussian ste of Charles Muller, against Thos. man, (rustes, for diciribut f ihe ex man has fled Lis over the mr * Justice of their elastin. ierman, riberg & Co. an, the Justice I the Ci Sit > plaintiffs, has ated « Dene. few hours old, S morning. cert at the 4s as fol au {oF the z s thks event 1 Spates,” ouse of Mr. Chai fire a oned to the grouid by telephon George Nasb, whose Bume published tn yes- terday’s “TAR as a withess in the Pond b: y house case, Is not Mr, George Nash, the Adazos’ Express mi ng af No. 200 1St street northeast. | Lastevening, Mra Honan, -d white wo- the cor of 14th and M | the Wagon of H. ©. Coburn, butter | she was badly Drufsed. ‘The driver 1s ‘sald to have assisted her to the sidewalk, and then. to have driven rapidly away. Mr Hoffuian was Sent to her home, ‘kz G street southwest, in a cab. Some eight or nine days age, two girls, who gave their names as Marion Thempson and Dora Eliott, Fan away from the house of refuge in Baltimore, and came to this city. The managers ot that tps tution Rave been on the search for them several days, aftd yesterday Onicer Bregn discovered them ina house enc. terscon 19h and 13th streets, ‘They were captured, and last evening sent back to the house of refuge! They are 13 and 2 years old, Tespectively. e West End Blaine and Lozan club last even- ing adopted a resolution providing for the appoint ment Of a committee to confer with the old First Ward club relative to a consoltdation of the two clubs. Friday Jones, the colored democratic speaker, who hus been addressing deaiccratic clubs in this {ty, proposes to start on a tramp from this city to | Albany to see Gov. Cleveland. He expects to carry | @ Cleveland and Hendricks ft Amusements Next Week. ‘The “Corner Grocery" at Ford's this week was Very amusing and was well presented. Next week the drar ew York,” will be given, in which | Mr. Lester Franklin takes the leading part. It 13 Said to be a very lively play. The ‘The closes to-night, as Col. Sneihaker intends to renovate it previously to the Opening of the fall season. Next Saturday night | a ben: ie Shelbaker, tn which am New York, Piliadelphia and Baltimore Wi appear. Driver hos given a_ good entertainment throuz! out the season. Dut the program for next week Promises to be Uetinest yet prevented. It inciutes | the . ew artists, together with others 2 the best in their respective spec a Sanford, sketeh: Gerard Leon, with lookeys; Marle de Vestvall, cantatrice, vale. Musenm opens Monday night it ha: and redecorated, the w » has been mnade, the have been wainscoted, 1, electric Hehts introduced, and riun oad new scenery made np » been added, wh S, apd seats tna he ever euriosit ng West Indian tan Ds trained ‘and Mus! During enterta De on exisity and & Varin in ts va Biven by U getown, will M1 Hall on Monday tonto the Lu Orrow. Ss te Ce fos y cay rns toni: ey on 1 Reach ondays, | Lower Cedar Point datty, rips, Sundays | Geo. D. Scott will be given | Death of Wn. af. Stanford. vive Ss stated in ‘THe rolysis Int Wednesday, 8 North Capitol | | ford was } at his he s0f taflo i worked with , for about aq ent tAto Dusiiess OF h rar 43g street, and with A the busipess Ulla few | y of seven ehiitire of Bodies WL ge tor tue funere T ibe burted ir the Con gressional ceimeters, Monday at 2 o'clock p.m. i ee H Transfers of Real Estate. | in fee have been fied as fo to TL ot 4, Sq. Si; § | hto Mary on et ab, to David Bankr. b A Buyp Horse ites bind horseat- fachel to a fursitnce wagondslven Dy MET. Ready Was te at the corner Ob Ist and G reels, Lest events Fan aw. ‘the Wacon wes Wroekea se tree Dax wad the horse eoxtin on. ‘Turpl street the hore unceremen: orsly eateres G@ street, and ten, was Jet | reopen jn the commodious new school beilding 133 | teria whil open September 15th, « | on in bookkeeping, | who desire suck: instructtc j thal education. ‘The New School Yenr. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN. THIS CITY AND VI- CIN'TY—-INFOKMATION FOR PARENTS AND GUAn- DIANE, Alreaily preparations are belng made tn the var- ous educational institutions of the city for begin- biug the new school year. Some of the schools will open next Monday. Aglance at the <dvertis Ing columns of Tue STAR Will show that few cltes ar so well Supplied with educational fay Washington. The acadeinte and collegiate tions and professional or technteal schools in city and vicinity, stand so well, as a rule, that the chief diMeulty 13 in making a choice, The adver- ing columns of THe Stax furnish an ample direc tory Of these Institutions, which parents who have not yet chosen a school for thelr chtidren wil find, to their advantage, to consult. ‘Tae Star will also each institution In turn, $0 that its readers be well Informed on this important subject. Covumbia College preparatory school, Which by many years of Successful management has won the confidence of the citizens of the Disirict, will Hi stre P. Nic northwest September 10th, Prof. Andrew sue, A. M., who succeeds Prof. Otis 'T. Ma- | son as principal, Prof. Mason resiening the conduct of fie school t6 engage more exclusively tn scien- je Work, WIL be assisted by an able curps of in- structors” ‘The schoo! offers supertor adv ontages Lot ouly aS.a preparatory school, but also for boys Whedo not intend pursuing ahiguer course of sbidy. Tt connection with a well-equipped and y furnishes the school with Instruction, After the 1st of > will be in dati sive univers al facilites fo nbel Marylend ted at’ College ‘station, ¢i sin Prince George's county, Md., ar more thoroughly eqalpped than ever. AS Lenefits of this excetient instliution can be ob- tilned at scholarship rites, there being no charge for tultion to those Wisiing 2 thoroush collegiate ing asclentitie train sgricalture, (coffers es. The ent for tezching tie academic branches 1s complete. It has a rps Of professors tor every de; artment, and its laboratories In chemistry and agriculture are exieisive. ‘The session will bein September 20th. destring fuller Information should send to 1th, president, for catalogue. Mount St. Joseph's College, situated on the Fred- this side of B:lltinore, offers excel- ges to young gentlemen desiring to a classical or a Cotamercial course. ‘The aukding has been thoroughly renovated, and many improvements, including the construction of a cyinhaslum, @ recreation hall and an exhibition fi een projected. Parents desiring e thelr children at ‘this college can ob- ju information concerning tt from Mr. J. D.O'Con- hell, of the bureau of statistics, Whose son 1s a pupil tn the institution. ‘The National College of Pharmacy, which has tuken high rank, fn ‘the past, as a progressive rofessional sehoolwill begin {ts thirteenth annual Session September 29th, under the most promising elreurnstances, The faculty 1s composed of men em- inent in thelr speetal vocations. ‘The curriculum embraces genera chemistry, practical and ang m¥, pharmacy, materia med- fea and botany. The excellent standing obtained by the pharmacists graduated from this institution, . horenghbess of the tustruction given! : session can be obtuned froin Mr. John A. Milburn, treasurer, 1429 Pennsylvanta nue, and any further information frum J Walton, 1421 Pennsylvania a ‘The aft classes to be opened by Mrs. Addle Barnes Benedict at her studio, 903 16th. Street, September Ist, Will afford special opportunities to persons de- siring to pursue studies in art. A collection of tings will be exhibited at the studio, law department of Howard attained a good reputation tna cl excellence 0. Its pre al Schools The L knowledge pursis ersity ha noted for the new lecture rooms of the course of lectures is. adm rraned, W view of imparting to students a thorough and com- prezensive Knowledge of every branch of the law. Clremiars and needful Information can be obtalned by apply nes H. Stilth, secretary, Nu. 522 Sti stre yroit buliding. ge, [street northwest, will reopen 4, and the president, Rev. dein J. Mur- announces that the facnity feel every, nee that the new year wiil be one ot increas «3 The several generations of men now who were educated at courses of study ar - svell equipped th ev 110 L st ron aceomplisi S are given in French by tl instruction 1s g1v ‘The school wii reopen September nant Is ath the result years. Dally les the Beriitz method. Sp drawing. has been engaged for er Of mathemati s at eran Bust- we classes for instruc penmanship, English mathematics, about Getober Ist. Further info can be obtalued by addressing P. 0. box the past three yea the Ritenlous: aca ness college, Will form e Mile. V. Prudhomme her of French ecess In the past asa ids her strongly to those She has Pst, Where fall ci: Mile. Prudhomme bas tural system,” with the A kindergarten class is 1014 17th st be September ychilty of the isfactory results led for children. he Friends’ select school, 1811 I street north- west, Will reopen September 15th. ‘This tastitution embraces an elementary and a high scneol course for both sexes. ‘The ntimber of students is limited and the teaching thorough. ‘The centri location of the school and its superior advantages which are offered at moderate terms commends It to parents Application should be made to the prin- cipal, Mr. Tuomas W. Sidwell, at the school room, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., ver this date. Studies will be johin’s colleg? In- Stituic, Vermont avenue, between M and N streets northwest, nex Tses are arranged SO as to give & thorough eldssical, sclontitic or com- merelil education. Brother Tobias, the president, fs assisted by a corps of eflictent Instructors, The Rockland school for girls, which 1s very. pleasantly and healthtully situated, at Springs, Md.. will re-open Septeruber’ 16U school has a high reput- ba all over the country, and its patrons untte in vising HS management. Crrenlars may be obtained. by addressing Henry © Hadlowell, A. M.,at the sclcol ‘The fail term dt the Arungton academy, for boys and young men, located in the Corcoran building, In the center of the city, begins September Sun Careful and thorough tustruction Is given, under the direction ef Burton Macatee, A. My principal, in the common English branclies, bookkeeping’ short hand. higher arithmetic, algebra, geometry, Let aud Greek. Day and eventng sessions will be e By the use of !mproved methods and by stmplity- Ing the courses of stu ly, ft 15 clued that pupils are made proficient in bookkeeping, penmanship and the branches of study required for a business training in a remargably short time at Howe's bus. iness school, 517 7th street. Pentuanshtp 1s taught separately ly Howe's rapid method. ‘Phose who are unable to Join the regular classes can arrange for private lessons. ‘The thirteenth year of the Georgetown collegiate Institute, 3100 N street, for young” ladies und httle giris, will bein September 10th, with every prome tse Of Ineredased Suecess. Miss Stephenson, the Principal, will be assisted by a graquate of Welles. ley coflegein the gene E of the inst. tute, anda 1 studies. ‘Lessons. and pieno und in vocal music canbe had of Prof. L. Ortenstein, No. 456 C et northwest, 2t very moderate terms, ‘The Frenen and English tamily and day school for your and little girls, concucted by Mrs. {and Miss Anna Ellis, at 13°51 Mussite features which will e parent. The course A for & thoroush cissteal and Engils , eubrace daily Instruction in French by the zmethod. A class in wood carving will be Octover Ist. A new department for Hue begtnuing school has been added. The car begins september 24uh, desiring muste =, elther privately s, can make salisinctory arranzements: td s. L. Johnson, ist and choir- f, 1119 Toth street northwest. ool for young lad!es will be 15th by Miss Bale fe ausplers. mae Rd opened Sep- 1005 N street u ue numer of puplis be doand ds aNLages Will be Odered young ladies pursuing advanced studies anguaces Will receive 5 jalch, Who ts nt teacher, give ulshed wenth averly seminary Lipscomb, prince! telaber ath. 47 as one of the best in this vieluity for young ladles and cuildren, enters upon anotler year WILD Lproved facil Wes Maplewood Tustitute, for both sexes, situated at Coneoruville, Pa. about twenty mies from Phila- deiphia, ts “hivhiy recommended — by patrons, Courses of study are arranged so as to prepare young inen for College or give a thorough commer special attention ts given to mod- ern langwages and musie, ‘There 15 0 carefully are rang+d departinent for little boys. The large corps of teachers, headed by J. Shortiedge, A. M., princl- pal, comprises geutlemen who have won’ special disUinetion In their Various deparuncnts, he prospectus of Wesleyan college for young es, at Wiltuineson, Del, mplished as reference a number fa? T street northwest, Miss will begin its new pareuts looking fora suftabi which to place thelr daughters. A well ed prepara. tery department Is attached to tne college. The eoilesiate studies are arranged in two attractive conres ‘The puplis are given the best factiities for improvement in muste and art. Careful atten tons given to the cotafort and surroundings of the puptis of the Frederick femate seminary, Md, have been renovated and retire © Expense, tnd every provision F the comfort of the pupils. The institution, witch has a weil deserved reputation for (horoughness of {ustruction, will be opened Sep- tembe Mrs. M.W. Hackelton, president, will send catalogues to those applying for tuen vitt, of Bestol. a lady whose Lins have proved imost siiccesstul, sssons i and Instrumental muste September $st. Further vod neny, bet S intermation “an ‘be obtained by addressing Miss Leavitt, 2012 10th street northweat, The musteal institute, 040 New York avenne, con- ducted by Prof. )e Wolowski, will be reopened next Moniay. Prof. be Wolowski has introduced the best and shortest system of teaching plano music and of perfecting vofves, and® claims that pupils Pinecone to haus for mustruction will suve years of fhucctts aveute. will Reopen next Monday. New sets Lay special ait hiee ei With the neademy. Rovargres zincee emer, Te dnd Mth Inst. Clayton, of 2135 40h wth & colored> boy asked to che , aud When It was placed @n the counter ran od WHR IG Stste of Muryland, all of the | commends Itself t6 | cademy of the Holy Crass, occupying the ne anit touneMedious Wutlilhe, ie Mesa for the thorough education of youug ladies: been added, Music and painting will recelve ton.” A sehool for lite boys Is con Rr: SF, Abert, United stases PORTED.—S. T. Ui "| orts that he lost»bet ween the ona steel ring,— Teports tat on a toy THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. A Description of the New Presbyterian House of Worship to be Erected. Mr. J. Cleavetand Cady, a New York architect, has prepared plans for the chureh which the con- gregation of the “Church of the Coyenant”—the new Presbyterian church—proposes to erect at the corner of 14th and N streets. ‘The plans are now in the hands of the builders, who are preparing their mates, and it is the purpose that the contract be given out and the building begun early in the fall It 1s the intention to bulid only the lecture room in the rear of the chureh this year, and the congregation hope. to be able to goon with the e ton of the church next year. rhe plans provide for a stfucture with a frontage of about 75 feet on 18th street and extending back on N street 155 feet. It 13 proposed to use stone thronghout tn the construction, and the material will be the white stone, a species of granite, which obtained from the quarriés along the upper Poto- mac ani has been used with such fine effect in the elegant villa which Mr. A. L Barber has fist J erected on Columbia Heights The stone ts al-0 being used in the construction of a fine church edt- fice for Rev. Dr. McCook In Philadelphia. A nota- le feature of the buliding will be a graceful tower at the comer 2] ieet wide and 92 feet high, termin- ating Ina tapering point, ‘The trinmings of the bulldiug will be ot Ohio stone, and tts darker shade will contrast well with the fnain portions of the the structure. In the character of Its construction end its arehttecturs! beauty. this proposed church edifice will be conspicuous among similar buildings tu this city. THE LFCTURE ROOM. ‘The portion wiilch will be erected at once has a frontage of 59 feet On N street and a depth of 76 fect. The roof wili be high pitched, and its eleva- ton will be 28 feet. ‘The entrance will be in the center, and wil open into a vestibule of hall, On the right will be the pastor's study, which will be Wy (Cet by 16, and on the opposite side of the hall Will be @ class room 17% by 204 fect. ‘The Sund school room lecture ro feet, IM the class room. The a is second story, and will open inte a buleony com- Inanding a View of the lecture room. ‘The interior finishing Of the building will correspond tn char- acter with that of the general design and construc- tion of the oullding. The cost of the church when round. e The church will not only suppty a long-tett want In that rapidly growing Section Of the city, DUL It | Will be an ornatrent architecturally, and as such the re nts in that vicinity are interested in its arly completion. Mr. Biaine fs one of the In nibutols to the new chureh, and, asa P a resivent and propert polder, iin the success of thé new en- ees Free Bridge! To the Editor of Tor Evrsixe Star. | 1 confess to no small surprise at seeing what “Lawyers say” in your edition of yesterday, anent the free bridge. ‘The act of 188118 the law of the land, and so stands on the statute book. ‘This act provided for a free bridge across the Potomac, and appropriated $140,000 therefor. ‘There was much diversity of opinion as to whether the Aqueduct bridge or the Three Sisters would prove the more | eligible site, and In the above act. there was tncor- | porated a provision which Invested the Secretary of War with the power, ff he saw fit, to. purchase the Agueduct bridge, Dut Mmniting him to an outlay of | $85,000. iuct bridge as being th location for a free bridge: and so_ Impressed, he Opened neyotlations with the Alexandria and duct bridge companies, respectively the lessoi for the purpose of effecting the purchase. dave ay was Willing to sell but the 48 WaS not, OF Would not. ! In this ‘shape for some time, ained that the difiiculties between nies malsht be healed, but the Seere- ary fully be Impatient and’ determined to Avertise for Dlus for a bridge to be built at the “Three Sisters.” It was developed that such a bridge a5 contemplated by the act could not be | Constructed for $140,000, so the project was abin- | doned unl the tolowing "8, When an t- hope belng en the two comp. sv of appropriation was asked tor.’ Up to tila there has been no additional legisiation. 1 ncelve what (ime fas to do witi th j esas | sent offer or in what se In better ment nom two companic tage of the govern- were In 181. Tt is entirely ary of War, as lonig re the brlige fr than thy within the power of as the lawis whut ft ts to de provided it shall be found that the deeds tarnished and signed by both compantes are in such shape as to fuvest the government with perfect and compete ue, “There is no power that can stay the hand of the Secretary, no power that can rub that law off the statute ook save Congress, and to-day, or ten nence$t that law be "not Itlun' the province of the Sec- of War uegollalions with the atore- i and declare the bridge free. , 184. A DAILY StascripEr. ——— Fatal Affray. BETWEE! e - A Probably THE RESULT OF A QUARREL BROTHERS. Frederick and David Adams, colored, two broth- Two ers, both nearly sixty years of age, had a quarrel near the corner of 1st and W streets, in the region known as Buzzard’s Point, last evening,on account of Frederick's striking one of David's grandchildren, who was annoying him. According to Frederick's statement David struck him with the stone, where- upon he made a lunge at David with a knife. David was stabbed In the right side, the knife inaktng a gash four Inches long and penetrating the lung. Dr. Crook was summoned, and had the wounded man taken to Providence hospital ‘The wound 48 very serious, and, it 13 feared, will rove fatal Frederick’ was arrested and rd up at tne elghth precinct’ station. ‘The knife which Frederick used Ww. knife, and very sharp. Frederic by Officer Howell on the commons. Was making his way towards the river front. ‘The officer Went with hia to bis home, at the corner of 1st and W streets, to get lus coat, While in the house Frederick went toa bucket to get a drink of Witter, and picking up a bottle containing a halt pint Of cin, swallowed Its entire contents before the oMlcer could prevent him. By the time he ar- Tived atthe station tie prisoner was very drunk. A warrant was sworn out by the officer, charging Frederick with assault. and battery with intent to Kill, and he w 4n the Police Court this morning.) ptinued indefinitely, Modified Contracts, A CHANGE MADE NECESSARY BY THE NEW LIEN LAW. Since the passage of the mechanics? lien law, the agreements made between contractors and builders have been modified so as to insure the parties against legal action, as authorized by the new law. The additional clause inserted 1n the agreement fs as follows: “And further, that the sala party of the frst part will protect and save sald party of the second, part and together with sald premises harmless against any and all liens by sub-contractors, jour- néyinen. oF iaborers ereated by Uuls contract, and will produce weekly pay-rolis recetpted by all’ per- sons employed on said work aud labor pertorined ‘on said premises to dates of sald weekly payments, and ail of which sald receipts shall be deilvered (0 and become the property of sald party hereto of the second part.” Tn addition, npon the completion of the work, a general receipt, sizued by the contractor and alt the workmen ‘engaged on the building, 1s given, that all claims on account of work done and material furnis.ied have been saustied, Sa The District Democracy. ‘There will be an exolus of democrats from the District this evening toattenda flag raising and rally at Siigo, Md., nearly all ofthe District clubs having decided to attend. ‘The executive comulttee of the Jackson assocta- tfon met last evening, Mr. Sears in the chatr, J. E1mner,jr., secretary,and appointed the following committee to secure music for the ratification iessrs. Lipscomb, Clark and Sanderson, Was appotuted to collect | funds for the ratification meeting. A commitice Was Instructed to confer with the central come | mittee in regard to obtaining torehes and transpar- | eneles for this association on the oceaston of the Tatitication teeting. | ‘The East Washington Cleveland and Hendricks | club at it meeting last nizht aceepted an invita- uion of the Siigo, Md., demoerauc club to particl pate in the rally there Uils evening. Speeches were inade by Messrs. Howard Clagett, and Robertson. —— Who Owns a shoemaker’s, when arrested he Washington Monument Property? ‘To the Faitor of THe Evextxe Sra In yqur yesterday’s {ssue I noticed an item indi. cating that the Washington National Monument | society was owner of the ground appurtenant to the Washington monument. The act of Congress of Aug. 24,1878, chap. 260,(voL 19, 123),providing for comple- tion of the monument, contains a proviso, that be- | fore any portion of the sum thereby appropriated should be expended all the property, easement | rights, ete. of the “Washington Natlonal Monu? | ment Society” should be transferred to the United | States. While no formal conveyance may have been made, It ts quite probable that the acceptance and expeidiwure of the appropriation would ‘be held, at least in equity, to vest the ownership of the property in the United States. ‘M. Asnronp. A Hoox Tier SexTeNcep.—In_ the Pollce Court ‘this morning a young colored citizen, named Wm. W. Sinith, ah einploye of the West End hotel, was charged with stealing a copy of “The Wild Trines of Soudan,” Valued at 8%, from Angilmn’s book store, on F sireet. Mr. O'Neal, aclerk in Willams’ second: hand bookstore, testified that the defendant came to his store on Friday, the 22d, and sold him the | book for $1. ‘The officers testiti€d to a confession by Shuith. Te was sentenced to 60 days in Jail and resttution, tn default of ten days additional. He also had with him a cepy of Scott's Poetical Works and Worcester's Octavo Dictionary. weal STEALING A Crrvzen’s Dinser.—Eddle Washing- ton, a young colored man, was charged. in the Yolice Court this morning with stealing a market basket contaiiing a roast of lamb, four dozen eggs: and three pounds of butter, the property of Mr. Geoxge Prince. Ue pleaded guilty. Mr. Prince vaxaWashingtom his basket to take home and pald him in advance, but he never delivered the basket. ‘The court said: “If there ts a plece of rascality and Taearness that ought to be punish it ts when a imap. bas pald for his dinucr and then ts deprived of it, Washington can lave six months in with Ser tine.” The judge bad thesame triek played upon bho same Mine age, and he evidently bas not forgotten It Li eae was then a with Stealing &4 from a small whixe boy natned Richard m shatehed three mouths Whiden, Who testiiied that Wi the money out ot lis hand. He got additional, completed will be “about 470,000, exclusive of the | fter the affray, | Dr. Tyler’s Funeral, THR FINAL CEKEMONY AT HIS HOME IN WEST WAST- INGTON YRSTERDAY. ‘The funeral of Dr. Gmaftan ‘Tyler, which took place at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon frotn his Inte home, 1300 20th street, West Washington, was largely attended. A majority-of the physictans of the city and many old and prominent residents followed the remains to their resting place in Oak Hill The services were conducted by Rev. Albert Stuart, of Christ P. E. chureb, of Georgetown, and Rey, Mr. Shiras, of St. Johns parish. ‘The casket Was covered with floral offerings of beautiful design. The honorary: pall-bearers were Drs. May, Garnett, Baldwin, Hayne, Gunnell, Norris, Toner and Morgan. ‘The'active pall-bearers were Messrs. George (. Dunlop, Waliam Laird, William, King, Robert Doage, A. Hyde, John Marbury and Drs. A. Peter and L. Ritchie, e vestry of Christ church parish, Georgetown, at a meeting Thursday spread upon the mitutes an appropriate tribute to the memory of Dr. ‘Tyler, “The fast. of those whose services as Vestryman. for atleast the third part of acentury have inured to the benefit of the parish and have helped to_prepareit for its present_con- dition of usefulness.” Dr. Tyler was elected to the Vestry of the parish on the 24th of April, 1848, and was ‘contiuned a member of that body’ until his death. ‘The vestry and wardens attended the fune- ral in’a body, —————— ‘THe FisHWwAY AT THE GREAT PALIS—The work on the fishway at Great Fails, which is being constructed in connection with the aqueduct im- ovement under an appropriation by Congress of ),000, as, as stated by THE Stan, been detayed ‘on account of a claim for $12,000 royalty made by the owners of the MeDonald patent. ‘The McDon- ald fishway was adopted upon the recommenda- uon of Prof, Baird. Major Lydecker, who has charge of the work, held that he had no authority to purchase any patent or pay royalty for the use of a patent, and the Secretary of War has | given an opinion sustaining Major Lydecker's view | Of the case. The Secretary of War holds that the | price asked for the royalty for the use of the fish- . | Way in question ts exorbitant, and cannot and will not under any circumstances be paid. ‘The chief of engineers therefore direets the suspension of the work indefinite y until provision {8 made by Con- gtess fer its coniinnance. — Rrver TRAPE.—Narbormaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front as follows: Sehr. Freddie | 1. Porter, Clark, 202 tons stone, District. Schr. | Minnte Speddex,'168- tons coal, Stephenson Bros. chr. Caroline Hall, Tollis, 326 tons coal, Clark & en. Six bares Arrived’ to-day with 1,110 tons soft coal for District dealers. Schr. Charies G Joyce, Wheatley, 154 tons ice. Schr, Annie F. Clark, 100,000 feet lumber, T. W. Riley. — Affairs in West Washington. PSK AND Two RESIDENTS oF TaTs PLack Duowsen.—An Annapolis, Md, dispatch says that the three-masted schooner Win. Henry, Capt. John Taylor, of Baltimore, bound to Provi? dence, K. L, from tils place, loaded with coal, sunk off Cape Henry Wedhesday morning in a storm. Two of the crew, both colored, named Wililams, who lived In Georgetown, were drowned. ‘Three Whit men took the boats and were rescued. ‘The schooner sank In a few minutes after the small boats left. The survivors were picked up by a Norfolk boat. THE CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS CLUB—At a meeting of the West Washington Cleveland and Hendricks club, Mr. J.H. Gordon, presiding, at Goddard hall last night, addresses were made by Messrs. William Dickson, E. D. Wright, Moore and S.A. Cox. A fine Cleveland icks flag Wa displayed. "It will be raised is evening on the pole 161 feet high, at the cor- ner of Prospect and Bagh streets Coat Txape.—Twentyboais, carrying 2,276 tons of coal, left Cumberland yesterday. CONDITION OF THR WATER ATT A. ¥.—Great Falls, 86; receiving reservotr—north coniection, 24; south connection, "36; distributing reservoir — tmfnent gatchouse,'36; CMuent gatehouse, 36. High tide in the river to-day ats p. m.; low tide at 12 p.m, DEATH av 166 YEARS OF AGE.—Mlille Lucas, a colored women, residing at 2805 Dunbarton avenue, died yesterday et the ripe age of 105 years. Nores.—The road reaching from the corporation Ine to the District Umtts (about a mile north of Bist street) Is being macadamized.—Mr. Frank Gray, after being confined to his bed for about five moniths with catarrh Of the stomach, Is now able to | } Sit up——Station-keeper Shanks hos been granted a ten-days' leave of absence. Officer Harbison 18 the station-keeper during Mr. Shanks’ atsence,— pre isa leak in the Dasin of tue fountain, "The {Js filled with water on tie north side,— See advertisement of First Cooperauve Bullding | Assoclation elsewhere. | AIS KEcerPrs.—Canal beat Samuel gerhoe ar- | THved with 1,200 Dusiels of corm and 2,200 busheis of wheat. | ——-___ Alexanaria Affairs, Reported for Te EVENING STAR, Scroor. Boanp.—The city school board met last night, Hon, Charles E. Stuart, president, in the chair and a quorum present. The present eee Cole, Mrs. M. Clements, for white schools, an am Claggett und dos Williams, for colored, Were re-elected. Bills for the repair_of Lee school building were oniered to be paid. ‘The committe ou new School house presented a report setting out that the funds of the board did not admit of bulid- ing a proper school building and advising the pur chase of the Friends’ chureb. Mr. Marbury sub- mitted a minority report agreeing that the fund Was too small for buliding, but advising renting four school rooms rather than the purchase of une Friends’ church. ‘The subject was. lald over untll the next meeting. ‘Tho superintendent announced that two rooms had been fitted up in the Howell bullding and that A and B schools of the second grade would be placed there. A. K. Swain, Mattle Mebean, M. J. Davisand Lizzle Albrain were elected Substitute teachers of white schools and Hattie Nulls, M. Williams, Fannie E. Siutas and Warman B, Pitin Substitute teachers of colored schools. THE REPUBLICAN CoNVENTION.—The republican congressional convention yesterday afternoon pro- ceeded to the selection of a candidate for Con- gress from this district, | Duff Green, of Statfo Ed. Burke, of Alexandria, and P.” Nichols, of Loudoun, were placed in nomulnation, and on ‘the fourth billot Dui Green Was sete ted as the candl- date. Pusrie Scnoors.—The school arrangements of city and county are now completed. In the city there are thirty-one schools, the teachers being Messrs. 1. H. Ficklin and W! H. Greenwell, Mrs. Baggott and Misses Summers, Nevitt, Schofield, oh and Stoutenburg for whit? boys; Misses V2 irkson, 8. Yates, B. Brockett, M. T. Walsh, E. Gregg and M. W. Price for white giris; Mesars, J.B. Patker, W. H. Madella, P. H. Lumkins, G. W. Piper and R.'D, Lyies tor colored boys, and Miss &. Gray, Mrs. 8 Dulaney, A. B. Ware, EB: hompson, FL. Chapman, M.’ Darnall and S.J. Decker for'colored giris, In the county the teachers arg. R Sangster, N. F Moore, S. F Stalcup, Mis EaO, Austin, Isalah Adams, E. Pryor, L. M. Brarley and Roberta’ Whiting. ‘Tile city sclioois have. ten months’ session and the county scuools a nine Moaths’ session. Pouick MaTrens.—Chas. O. Jefferson has been ar- rested by Lieut. Smith and made to refund all that: was left of $7, whieh he had stolen from his father at Hunter’screek bridge on Wednesday night. ‘The mayor has fined Sophronia Ferguson %, und sent Fanny Clu Moll Edwards, Mary White, Molly Lee a Plane to the workhouse on conviction of an afh Suiciés of a Young Girl. SEEKING DEATH AFTER HAVING A QUARREL WITH HER SWEETHEART. A special dispatch to the Philadelphta Press from Allentown, Pa., says: Mary Fatzinger, aged 17 years, after eating supper last evening and helping her mother clear away the dishes, in the mean- while humming an air and apparently in cheerful spirits, left her home last might to visit a friend, Miss Evans, in another part of the city. While at the house of Miss Evans two young men, named Menges and Oswald, called, and the party had a quite Jolly time. — Menges Nad been paying atten- ons ti Miss Fatzinger, dnd about 10:80 o'clock lett the house to go the latter's home, About midnight the mother of the girl awoke, and, not fiuding her daughter in bed, coneiuded that perhaps she could not find the key to uniock the back door, and had kone toa neighbor's for lodging. The mother dressed herself and went down Stairs, AS she opened the back dour to. see whether the key Was at 8 accustomed place, horrible sight met her eyes. ‘There, cold in death, hung the form of her daughter, At the inquest this morning Ue idence heard fatled to cast’ any light ou the inotive that Induced the gin to commit the act. It is belleved that on her way home she ner jover tad a quarrel ad that she deter- (to end her lite, When informed of the girl’s sutclde the young man made a heartless remark aud did not scem to be affected, 2 SS ‘Twin Babes MURPERED.—At Cincinnati, Thurs- day morning, a woman, Wearing a light dress and a dark hat, appeared on the railroad bridge over the Ohio river Which connects Newport with Cincinnatl, She was carrying a bulky package in her arms and Walked fast.” When she reached the middle of the bridge she Suddenly stopped and threw the parcel over the railing. ‘The Wind carried tt off to the tward, however, and It fell on the rocks on the Kentucky side. Several small boys, fishing in the vicinity, noticed the nervous actions of the woman on the bridge, and after the package fell the boys ran over to examine It. They Were horrified to flid the mangied remains of twin babes about a week old. AS Seon as the terrible discovery was made Ube Yoys ran to a police station and told the officers of the uffatr. Men were immediately sent out to in- vestigate the matter, but the ubknown woman had disappeared. ‘The New York municipal council of the Trish National League last night gave a reception to Messrs. Thomas Saxton, M. P. for Sligo, andWilliam K. Redmond, M. P. tor Wextord. —— Avsonvrery Prne A Grand Swindling Scheme. AN ATTEMIT TO WORK OFF $600,000 WORTH OF BOGTS BONDS IN ENGLAND. A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Times of to-day from Pittsburg, Pa, says: There has just been developed at New Castle, Pa, a scheme by which a party, as yet unknown, has been endeavor- ing to work off $600,000 of the bonds of a mythical railroad in western Pennsylvania upon English capitalists. It seems a letter addressed to the New Castle and Middiesex Raliway company Was Te ceived at the New Castie (Pa.) post office, and there being no corporation of that name, Ue postmaster placed the communication in the box of the New Castle Northern. It was from a London advertising agency, enclosing the advertisement of the New Castle and Middlesex bonds reterred to. Inquiry of the secretary of the commonwealth showed that there was po such a corporation. Subseueatiy the prospectus of the New Castic and Middlesex was Tecelved from London. Tt gave the address of the office as 15 Courtland street, New York eity, which 4s the oMlce of Thomas P. Simpson, contractor of the New Castie Northern, whose contract Was re cently annulled by the Uuilted States circuit court, fand th Which the decree was fled. a8 lately a8 yes" terday. ‘The prospectus bears the names of William Pat- terson, of New Castle, president of the Lawrence county bank; Wm. 'Vankirk, of Pittsburz, vice president of the Tradesmen’s ‘Natfonal bank and vice president of the Junetion Ratiroad company, and John Todd, of Cleveiand, ©., vice president of the New York, Pennsylvania ald ohio Reilmoad company. Mr. Patterson dentes that he knows | anything of the bonds or tliat his name was used with his knowledge. ‘The first Mr. Vankisk knew of the matter was when a reporter told him of it. ‘The names of both Patterson and Vankirk having | been used without any authority whatever, 10 13 | P ible, too, that the swindlers took similar lib- | erty with that of Mr. Todd. cua Sees The New Word. The wonl “microbe” now so commonly used was coined by M. Charles Sedillot, of Strasburg, in Fe Tuary, 1873, in a paner which he read on tle appli- cation of M. Pasteur’s discovertes to surgery. Com- ing from the Greek words mikros, small, and_ Dios, life, it apUy describes the thing Intended, Tn re | plying to M. Sediilot, M. Pasteur used the word twice, and scientific men have siuce geuerally adopted it. More Victims OF HYDROPHOBIA IN special dispatch tothe Philadeiphia Frese froin’ Eu faula, Ala, AUgUSt29Uh, Says: Five additionil cases of hydropliobla were developed to-~dzy on the plan- tation of Purch Doughtle, where 32 negroes are | already suffering frou the disease trom eating the flesh of hogs which had died from the effects of a mad dog’s bite. ‘To-day Mr. Doughtle was obliged to kill the mule on which he was riding, when It was, attacked and bitten by another one. Several of the mules in the herd which escaped have been re- covered and are kept In confinement. for the obser- vation of vetermarlans. All the hogs attacked Were Berkshires. ‘The symptoms Of the disease were frothing at the mouth, bind staggers and nts. Dr. Johnson, the attending physician, has not changed his opluton that the majority of the cases among the negroes will prove fatal. 2 ae ee ‘The Sons of Veterans installed their newly-elected officers at the meeting in Philadelphia yesterday. Win. and Louts Ladner, the Philadelphia brokers ‘who recently suspended, have been arrested. Sarr Ruevu AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN- ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED. or Selt Rheum, with its agonizing itching and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath w Curicrna Soap, and a single application of Curicusa, the Great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three doses of Cuticura Kesotvest, the new Blood Purificr, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and unirritating, the bowels opens, the liver and kid- ney active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ring- wort, Psoriasis, Lichen Fruritus, Scalled Head, Dan- druff and every sperire of itching, scaly and pimply humors of the scaip and skin, when the best physicians and all known remedies fuil, Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges a cure of Salt Rheum on head, neck, face, arms and less for seventeen years; not able to walk, except ou hands and knees, for one year; not able to helf himself ror eight years; tried huadreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless; per- manently cured by CuTIcURa LesoLvENT (blood puri- fier) internally, and Currcuna aud CuTICcUBA Soar (the great skin cures) externaily, Chas. Houghton, esq., lawyer, 28 State rtreet, Boston, reportsa case of Salt Rheum under his observation for ten yeara, which covercd the patient's body and limbs, and to which all known methods of treatment had been plied without benefit, which was completely cured solely by the Curicuma Remepiss, leaving a clean and healthy skin, F. H. Droke, esq., Detroit, Mich., suffered untold tor- tures from Salt Kheum, which appeared on his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed his eyes. After the most careful doctoring and a consultation of physicians failed to relieve him, he used the Cuticuna Kesepics, ‘and was cured, and has remained a0 to date. Mr. Jobn Thiel, Wilkesbarre, Pa, writes:—I have suf- fered from Salt Rheum for over eight years, at times 80 bad that I could not attend to my business for weeks at atime. Three boxes of Coricura, and four bottles RESOLVERT, have entirely cured me of this dreadful disease, Sold by all druggist, Price: Curicuna. 50 cents; Re- SOLVENT, $1; Soar, 25 cents. Porrer DuUG AND CHEMI- cat Co, Boston, Masa. Send for “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES” CUTICURA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sauative, alg Carvers: Canerrs: OPENING NEW AND CHOICE STYLES OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, . BEST TWO-PLY CARPETS, 75 centa FINE ALL-WOOL INGRAIN, 620. EXTRA DOUBLE-WEIGHT INGRAIN, 600. VERY GOOD INGRAIN, 35¢. BRUSSELS CARPSTS, choice designs, all new this season, T5c., B0c., 85c., 9c. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. all widths DRUGGETS, RUGS, MAIS, COCOA MATTING. CARPEIS SEWED AND LAID PROMPTLY. BLACK OASHMERES. EXTRA WIDTH, all-wool Drap-d’ete finish, 60c., G5c., Gic., 65e., T0C., T5e. LADIES’ DOUBLE WIDTH FLANNEL SUITING, 55c. LADIES’ 6-4 TRICOT CLOTH, in all colors, 8. BOYS' CLOTHS—Fall Suiting, 22c., 30c., 37c. ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNELS, l8c., 23c., 250, 30c, CANLON FLANNELS, 53g¢., 6Xc., 8c, 10c., 12gc. BRITISH HO: SOLID COLORS, NO SEAMS, 18 Cen73 4 Park WAMSUTTA COTTON, 8 cts. SHEETING COTTON, 20c. TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN, 46c. TOWSON’sS, €% FENXSYLVANIA AVENUE, Eouth Site, aulT Near 7th street, Suzs Axp Vexvers BROCADE PLACK SILK VELVET, 21.00, COLORED SILKS, 50. ZANCY SILKS, 37. COLORED SILKS, 81.50, reduced to 81.00, BLACK SILKS, $1.25, reduced to $1.00, CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT. CARTERS, 711 Manket Space, BLACK CASHMERES, double grit, pure wool, 373, 60, Double-Width BLANKETS, $2.00, CLOTH, for Boys’ wear, 37 and 50. Bleached TABLE DAMASK, pure linen,75, reduced to50. COLORED Sue ane double width, COLORED SATINS, 50. BLACK SATINS, 50, BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 7 2 BLACK SILKS, $2, reduced to $152, New York Mills SHEETING COTTON, widest and best, 25, BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 31.50. Good CANTON FLANNEL, 8 NUN'S VEILING, widest, double-width, pure wool, REMNANTS OF SILKS, COLORED AND BLACK ® CASHMERES AND DRESS GOODS AT ‘LESS THAN COS?, ants CARTERS, Tl Mareer Space, CITY ITEMS. To the Liquor and Prug Trade. Men’s and Boys’ Fall Hats. | Gentiemen’s fall style, Broadway Silk Hat, $5; Latest styles a Black and Colored Derbys; New Line of soft Felt Hats, $2 to $4: Men’s and Boys’ Wool Hats from 50e. to $1.50. ‘Also, a fine Une of new style neckwear at R. C. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. Land K nw. N. Bl—Price plainly marked in each hat, 2 Open for Inspection! At Helibrun’s Old Stand. Gent's hand-sewrd and pegced Boots. Long-lecged Boots for brewers and hunters. Rubber Boots, heavy and extra light. Gent's hand ahd machine-sewed Gaiters, adies’ French and Curaco Kid Button. traight and Pebble Goat Hutton and Lace, Glove Kid Congress, Lace and Button, Misses and Bows’ Solid School Shoes, Spring Heel Button and Lace Shoes. . E. Youns, 402 7th street. Look for The Oid Woman in Window. i To Make a Sniad ‘That ts certain to please all tastes you need only rkee’s Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to it was ever offered, and none so popular. it 1s a su- perb table sauce. eo Razors! Razors!! Hazors!!!—The Patent Perfect and our best brands warranted and kept In proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved ‘on our dog collars free. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pennsylvania ave., D. N. WaLroxp, Prop'r. 30,3. Yard Wide 12c. Sateens 6c. Young's, 736 7th street northwest. Very best Braliled Jersey, half price. 8 Duaffy*s Pare Malt Whiskey isnot Bitters, but a pure Whisces.that has been anaivrad by lead: chemists and generally adopted by the profes. m. Ask the leading physicians of this city Useir opinion, a 6 Malarin, Indigestion, Dysvepsia and wasting diseases invartably give way to the benet- cent intluences of Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whisk ‘Try it. 6 ‘ = All the Latest Fall Styles Soft and Stiff Hats, Opened at Franc’s, corner 7th and D streets. ‘The only strictly One Price Hat and Furnishing Store 1a Anis city. 603, $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. sat McGrz's, 9th, near D street. Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuils and Monarch | ShIrLs are the best of all. 20 Lundborg’s Perfume, £denta © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. eo Lunéborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet, €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. co i. ™, Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, been tn use by all classes of peopie, and indorsed by eminent phy- sicians as the tL tonic and invigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu- Jarly a indy’s medicine, $1 a bottle. | sold by drug- FESS. cuormton, Froprictor, Balumore and jarrison: Sureets, Baltimore, Md. 1u,Ub,s-6n Diamond Shirts at Auerbach's,7 #1. 1u,t0,s The People’s World-Wide Verdict, Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every clvil- | ized country, and tue pubic have rendered the ver- dict that 1t 13 the cheapest and best Hair Dressing in the world. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably ac- knowledged the purest and the best. 0 Ladies, you who are Ured and worn out In this warin weatlier take a little broken {ce and Duffy's pure Mait Whiskey. It will bulid you up. Try 1t6 Rouzce Art Schoo) opens Sept. 1st. Vernon Row, 95 Pezusylvanla avenue. W,L85, Speers Port Grape Wines for Weakly Persons. This product of the grape ts prescribed and used by leading physicians, when a nourishing wine ts : Jy for females, aged persons and es and by churches for communion, Hundreds of ‘New York physicians have visited Specr’s vineyard and wine cellars, and pronounced his wine pure and unexcelied ih healthful proper- les IL ts sold by all druggists. wes on Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltalc Belt Co..Marshall, Mich., wilt send Dr. Dve's Celebrated “Electro-Voltale Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) Who are afiiicted with nervous de- bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee. ing speedy und complete restoratlou of’ beaith and mauly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk is incurred, as Uuirly days’ trial is allowed. ~ W,8n Duffy%s pure Malt Whiskey will assist diges- ton and positively gure dyspepsia if you will take half a wine glass @l half an hour “before each meal and use 1t at your dinner; propurtion 4; whis- key $5 water, ‘Try It. 6 ‘Mothers give your little ones who are wasting and suffering from the heat Duffy’s Malt Whiskey ‘with broken ice, It will build them up. 6 ‘Those who are nursing people down with a fever, will find nothin to Duffy’s Malt Whiskey and ice for ail kinds of fevers, mw 6 Bailcy’s $1 Saw, warranted equal any at $2.50. 2m Ifenrt Pains. Palpitation, Propsical Swellings, Dizziness, Indt- Festion, Headache, Siecplessness cured by Wells th Renewer.” 2 Persons of sendentary habits and those con- fined in offices during the day, will tind nothing so invigorating as_a wine glass fuil of Duffy's Malt Whiskey taken in the morning and evening. Try it 6 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pouhd “Ward” prints, Sc. per Pound. Also, Collage Cheese, Buttermnls aia sweet k, Sc. per quart, Cream 15¢. pint _ LADIES GOODS. {89TH STREET, Opposite Patent Office, Received a complete and new line of LINEN GOODS for embroidery purposes, a8 TABLE SCARFS and SASHES, BUREAU and SIDEBOARD COVERS, TRAY COVERS, CHAIR TIDIES, DOYLIES and SPLASHERS, cowprising the finest and cheapest grades, an28__ STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. For Tue Nexr Two Werxs M. WILLIAN, In onter to make room for carly Fall importations, will 8e)1 balance of White Suits below cost price. Silk Man- Ullas at balf price. Cloth Jackets, Raglana, New Mar- kets and ‘Traveling Wraps, all tailor made and very des sirable, at prices to close. Trimmed and Untrinaned Hats ahd Gonuets at half price. Finest goods ine department at ervatly reduced prices. ree best styles of Freuch Corsets at 10 per cent discount, cite Trevise, Paris, [awl2] 907 Pennsylvania ave, OQUGLASS NINTH STRERT. FOR LADI uit Ladies’ GAUZE UNDERVES' ‘Micees GAUZE UNDERVEST: 25c.. S5e.. 50c, and 78c. up. These goods are FIRSTS, but the prices are tose ‘Usually asked for SECONDS, a HOSIERY, An unlimited nesoriment of all the mew and choice styles for Ladies, Misses and Children, coT UNDERWEAR, We advertise this departinent very little, for the season that the quality of the garments heir {ull sie: perfec: Bon cf make ahd fit do it imost effect y for us, Ar Axp Betow Acrvat Corr, TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED HATS and BONNETS EID GLOVBS, MITTS, FANS and FLOWERS. &T. CLOUD BUILDING, FRWEAR, AND CHILDREN. a 5 Beas Gens THe a, MRS. M. J. HUNT, No. 1309 F Sraeet Norruwrst. FOR CASH ONLY. 2 M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET Ni Mi RSETS to order ‘style ran cs ae ales ite Goods, rene "Coes, Hage! ‘Reform (PE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWL. edge the great value of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, and frequently prescribe their use with the utmost confi- dence, well Imowing that they are the most effectual remedy ever devised for diseases caused by derange- oy kh mee 8? AE 4 RO Oo ¥ AAA L k& OO 4 ALLLE Ri ZN RN aco a aA Rx Hi NNN @@ Bp Rah BS HN RN Goo BBB 4 AK K UM NNN UGO wewppp fF >} Bp oo wwww DD ae R } PPP 3 3 www BoP +S 2 Fae Sa Hy oo 0OW a D EEE R Ro ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More ceonomical than the ordinary hinds, end connet Be cold in competition with the multitude of Jow test, short welght, alum or Phosphate powders, Sold onlyiacans, RowaL Daarxa OWDER Co, 106 Wall street, N.¥, ape ao ments of the stumach, liver and bowels, 0 YOU WISH A BEAUTIFUL. COMPLEXION? ‘Then use Ayer’s Sarsaparifia, It cleanses and puri- fies the blood, and thereby removes blotches and pim- ples from the skin, 1naking it smooth and clear, and giving it a bright and healthy »ppearance, auze WPuousaNDs oF PEOPLE" S when they Fares relief and eure 4 Permanent eure by ‘he exercise afrded by a Wit c 2008 Est, northwest, Geaticaven's Clotben Cleaned by this trem i nat ferbe ramavel ‘tiectunliy, Price SLU and Bite Qmizis erate x oniataies Serica Si Fine Unfinished Siairts only 60. Finest Percale bisicts. "only 81.60, Finest Laundried Drees Shirts, in slid boecans, ready ‘to put on, for $1. sees Shirts made to onder (otk Six Arent Drives oo bosoms) for =” 1002 F etrcet, v iO WAGER HATS ON RESULT OF 2 Strte, see, eenim ame al ‘cinewhere, frum BRODI, the H=iter, | aa AT WHOLESALE PRICES | (pester commere AMUSEMENTS. 1 ye MvsiuM, We arenow prepared to supply the liquor and | GranD RE-OPENING. drug trade, in any quantity, Duffy's Pure Barley | MOND SY Rjtanber i Malt Whiskey at the same prices and terms charged | PERFORMANCE. BOTH APILENGON AND NIGHT. them at ry, thus saving them freight. Doors Open at 1p. mi and 7 p.m 2B Baxvocs € HamiiTox. Performances Commences at 2 y and § p.m. Refitted and Teccrated iy Beautifal nisles worthy of Mrtenin — Lae 3 Famy == artien rlendid Stage Fe rformnace. Gre " The Gotlobe Shedinan's Wonderful Pare ox, $ Frankling Queen Sarbro. ‘The Holdsworths. Moreau Brothers, GW. Wood. and many others. nee Mi nF Mammoth oe — Bae Ce The Parisian Dude, a Model Wonder. noes. from aan A Ly oa: uth Amertean Moon! Together with many ot! vel features, aus0-2t ADMISSION TU MEL NT 10 CENTS. a = a THE FROLIC OF BOYHOOD THE PAR! OR THEATER OF IHF NATIONAL CAPITAL, Cool in the hottest weather. 52 wintows opening on broad avenuce, Hlegant beyoud any past expericuce in Washington, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. “THE BRIGHT ‘Buy OF A FAMILY.” a “THE CHARMING GIRL OF A HOME a ait agious fun and provocative with tty chee of continuous laughter, ian ir. DANIEL SULLY, AND A BUILLIANT COMEDY COMPANY, In the comedy of the CORNER GKOCERY. MATINEF. SATURDAY. traction, Mr LESTER FKANRLIN, the Brf. linnt Hebrew Comedian, will produce bis eatirely new rata, eniithed New Yo k ault SUMMER GARDEN. An Enjoyable Patertainment, Beautiful Feminnits* Superb Oliot ; unny Acts by Bunny People! Wilt rend you home hay)! Macnee: Tueslays, Thiurmiays and Satunlays, ana J)" 2"s semMER Gane The Most Poy 3 lar Place of A: ent in the Cite, BOO ee erat ISTIC LERPORMANCESS Adtuission to ¢ + 10, —— pr naee TUESDAY Sept, 161 ANNUAL BENEFIT TOMI SEO 'W. DRIVER, an? rPBE THAT Y rust ANNUAL EXuuITION oF THe AGRICULTURAL socIF COUNTY Witt ue nELD aT TRE FAT GROUNDS, ROCKVILLE, MD. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ber BER 3, 4 AND 6, 1584 TRIALS OF SPEED. Finst Dar—Serremorr 8. 2:40 Class—Running Race—Monyomery county horses Secoxp Day—Serreaner 4 2:50 Clars—Second race fe Monteomery county horses, Trotting—i bird Kace—Running free to all ong 3 Minute Clase. ai fave Yor alle vote —All trotting inute Clase, aud five for all Trotting — iu harness, best three in five. = = ‘Traius will leave B. and O. Depot at 8.90, 10:15 and 12 OF MONTGO! agF MoxTooweRy o'clock” Round trip "tieket, tuduitinge nasi Fair, $1 Address ALH-FLEICHER Secretary au2sill Rockville, Ma. eC! MUSIC ross: Mt Prof. F, FIBNER’S Band and Orchestra furnishes Mine Music for all occasions. Kesidescn, No. 1217 7th street northwest. Jel0-aim* MMICH'S BAND | AND ORCHESTRA —FIRST- ‘Class Music furnished for Fxcursions, Pivnics, Bang Parties, Church Entertainments and all other occeslom, nidetion, 1197 sth etrest northwest, Ofloe Loure, 8t ain, stoTp.n PICNICS, E} ENTH, AND LAST, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCRSION coerce, ah filer Aue! ices of YOUNG MEN'S BIGLE CLASS, No. 20, CHKISTIAN CHUKCH on th le-nedid Stes wow. Twenty-five Miles Down the River Bost will Leave at 5 WEDAE : Sine! &e. CURSIONS, ‘oreoran, ud Asetiaen, n., abd return about 105. 2, tender 3, 184, Ticket. 25 cents. A first-class Lunch Pable at {ow and Popular Prices, ‘Dickets at the Boat. UST 31, 134. SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION TO RLACKISTON ISLAND AND COLUNIAL BEAU OS Steamer JANE MOSELFY will Ireve Cth street wharf at Jo'clock sharp, Round trip to either place, SOc. Children under 12 Sears, 25¢. Pacsenvers for Colomal Beach wil be landed o wharf MONDAY, September 1, apd ptember “Yd, reduction of fare for TUESDAY, Se Blackiston’ Isabd. to No reduction, however, t© Colonial Beach. Grand Oyster Roast at "the Island om . ED AUNTR, ‘Manager. NE WOM. S CHNISTIAN TEMITRANCE USION will give an Kacursion to Colonial Beech, WEDNESDA teu.ber 3d, on the stexmer Arrow: smith. In order tu help the Unton tickets MUst be pur- chased before going to the buat at Willian Mayse ie {0s Bank, Holly ree Lining Rooms, Temple Bete, ‘tiers Store, 131454 7th wtreet Borttiwest: Wes iccx, Real Hetate Ageuts, 1907 Venosylvenia, eaue Rorthwert, ond with members of the Union, Boat leaves at 5.90 a, a. and ceturns at 2:0 p.m. ‘Tickets—Aduits, 50 cebis; children from 6 to 12. 25 conte, a30-3t a 5 = AF: Picnic and Camp Fire will bs held at the amily Pienig and Cupp Fire will bo hel 5 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, BY JAS A.GARFIELD 10ST, NO. %, OF G. AR. soun, coffee and hard tock Jor all. “Shout ing qal- leries, bowling alleys, UK, etc. ‘Tickets, Bocute, Children under 12 yearn of ace five, Lickets can, be ptained from any inetber of the Post, at 'UN ON THE RIVER! GEO. D. SCOTT'S LAST FXCURSION takes place TUESDAY EVENING, September 2, Iss4. MarysWash- ington leaves 69 Op a. Returns 11 p.m. ntertainment: aud Dancing. Good thuie aud good order. Tickets, o0.ct, augd-2t RUST chap EXCTRSO 40 be siven by the EMGHTS OF $7. BEIN Aid, OF GEORGETOWN, to all un MONDAY, StPII MULE Isr, 1886. Steamer Mary Washinton leavs mid 7th street wharf at 10 Teject aby fiuproper person abd refund the money. nae DENNIS BANE, Bec. WONDERIUL CAVERNS OF LURAY, via Band 0. and 6. V.R.R, SUNDAY, AUGUST 31. Leave B. and 0. Depot, Washington, at 8:00 m. sharp, Return at 9 p.m. Round trip rate, includins adinisston to Care, $3.50. Positively limited to 150 passengers from Washington. Every ticket calls forartserved seat, Nochang» of cars, Delightful scenery en route. Four hours at the Cav- ers, Dinner, 50 conta Tickets and reserved scaty.are now onsale at Bend 0. ticket offices, Nos. 507, C19, 321 Peunsyivania ave. and at B.and 0. depot, Was! ot. OLONIAL BEACH. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS FAMILY EXCURSIONS, WEDNESDAYS, Steamer Arrowsmith, Tth.st wharf, The bent day of tho wock devoted erecially 2x exclu ursdays Steamer Moseley days and ink Beach wi Ali steamers leave s:0a. tn. Arrive home 9p Fare, ee. roune trip: chitdren under 12 ocr, 2a les per at Hotel at 2p. 1. ‘auest beach aud tiucst bathing on Poto- ckets at what aud oflice C. BL vo. 1921 PF au TEMPERANCE Joninl Seach om TAN m to Ce ean, ‘All petwonm cou tetiplatitig making thistrip and’ de i ieuet the WOT Ue Mall please take notices, Irecds to ansist 40 furnish: a ‘Tick- tl etrect norte their new headguarte ets will be for wale at Willian Meysle & Co.'s banks Holly Treedizing rooms: Temple hetel; T. B. Town- e's store, 13144 ith street; Wescott & Wilcox, real eg tate agents, Nu. 1807 Penney lvaida_wvenne went and with embers of the uiniow. ‘Tickets, sdvulth, S0e.; an betwen 8 De, Sur -mksat LOW Cpa port. WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND. safe, swift and uificent steamer ARMENTA wil ave her where tect of in ett sly except Saturdays, at 9 ath returning mt 9 p.m. com Brcing duly det. are SOveute rtd wri, cistron, “The Aimeuia stopeat Alexandria on Mondays and ee H.C. BOWERS, Manager. To}, further tuformation apply at ice, St Mare Se- Daring the early part of September the Armenia, iets Gharedat reanunile pricey Oo cht are Scytember tet oysters wil be served at the Fin? in NEW EX: styles, cursion steamer Henky G. Wagner is now ready for (CABIN JORN AND GREAT F: —THE charter; capacity over 200. Apply st 2221 M street northwest, opposite Ws aud Georgetown Hal Foal ofioe, Sut A Sbuies oF Excursions Will be given by the EATUEDAY EVENING CLT EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. ‘The entertainments will consist of Dancin: ‘ocal Music, Bc. Musie by Prof, Douch's orchestra = The Steamer MALY WASHINGTON will leave her Niaet atC300, my peturaae af 0 with each nunticaman additions! "iagies is mnie eels To be had of the couaaltter aud at the bose 3928 Omar retry AXD GLYMONT. THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON: Will mak ‘tripe to the above, COQUAN FALLS. WwebNusbad, ten street at 9am. ret: oh % er 1, Fare, round-t feast at ae eae cai, pe Bare fun tay bent SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMON®. Tero, trirs, 2:90 9, m. and 3 p.m. returning st n,m. Dancing on a fine Sexed cancios down sud trans inode A “Via ip of bundey excursion stove ot Marsal sto FE. &. RANDALL, Manager. TEAMER W, W. CORCORAN. Ss ER AUMME ARKANGEMINT, fie steamer Will make Gally tie This cond tip, 25 ceuts to all poate Boake Gece wel de @2 = opt yAX EVUNING trips will oe mine. the: £ weenie iC P20, orange: Sup ame be made ag at 8p. mi went, yal