Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1885, Page 3

oMEN LARS, CUFFS, WEAR AT STR ¥ © One 00. F SUMMER UNDERWEAR. COL AND NECK- TRE LOWEST PRICES. COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 2c. exch. aad SR ELLERY. RAILROADS. Fpo sanatoc. ONLY ALL RAIL AND PX rains on New York, West =h way. by ‘Shore of picture Jeave Jersey City Siation of Sollows: SARATOGA SPECT ‘ 2:49 pm ; Caldwell, Lal 2036 pai. Blew nce to Mon achington 1 PRE ' KILL Blo p G50 pin. 12 Sar * Nth MIDLAX ATSKILE ney ivania Raitroad as 5 MOUNTALN 1 kK vow York ait 1a Washingtow to Wilke fnctntint nuriny 915 M. SLAUGHTE Gea. Puss Ag NNSYLYANTA e XN. MACDA Ri TE Tit, WEST AND SOUTHWES TRACK. SPLENDID SCENE MAGNIFICENT FQUIPME: Washington at 7:00a. m, daily. m., Strasburg 1 00 am., Sonthern daily ex: arg Mati, dally, ex- ug Fast Mall, daily, sire at Company's Trains leave’ frou EL, ‘Agent, IN EFFRCT JUNE ist, 1885 ‘Trains iexve Washington from station, corner of 6th Bi 4 oe with Sleeping Cats tr toed Car oping € Oo, 1e-20 AM SP. wrk 1 a afer JUNE 1TH Gas. foe peinetpal S06 wu Yori be Oo e seen W Prem Let Frum bred “trains leave Hal and 1p 130, Wed at any pol SbeNnaM ‘Gen, Masiager, Baltimore. ¢ Fuh NEW ORLEANS: As. witout e20 i:nout change Sew Jersey averive aid C street. 10-30 a. pst. Louis: daily, except Satur , 24) PEM. every ds throwst WW S486TOS, ONO AND WESTERS MAY 3: Janetion with Memphis Expres. ‘abd South west. ; ‘ars between Shebandoab Junction 8 10, 10:00 P- 15 AE an > Limited Express A.M. duly: Fast Elmira, at 9:50 11:00 A. cheeking if residences amenuer Agent, Jy2ime | 12, page 18. The improvements consist of a nearly wat Teave | oar NEW, IRON STEAMER “WAKZFTELD ‘ME DE FORINT, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND | Mennrex Cweume. contalning the modern improve | T) 9 ya La s 8°, t DAYS and AEURE YE GONDAYS, THURS Feliable Ladies, Physician, can be consulteddally | ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal instalments oa: n. daily. ar: | TUESDAYS, FD eyo UNDAY pin tone | er residence, 1245 7th st. u.w. Otte houry from | at sir and twelve moms from laste yaa the a 5 duiiy-ar | TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pactouck | 44,06! read ieleoune | Shaesttngts Mis eee rie: ken eeee | we navy G0 posed) Any oe ed wise | Eeriguan Vg, sad-wetiements fay. Ma Cunsces | J) ROBERTSON, THROLDESTESTABLIninED | benrng Merce at rate fas per cent per abahintend | _W® Mave eines us. leave Ks B&O. KR atShepherds See schedule. Ditedatiee to auidoie sores Sean every | Secured by deed of trust upon the property 9100 | HOSE, sizes 8 to 0% our regular 47c. Hose, which we BON H PADGETT, agent | Wednesday and Saturduy, af 406 Cat now. {fons 21 | down at Ume of sale. wis HOAD, 1885, untit and 4:30 pom K, SAO aa. 0 and (al fon, ot oand ref enithe will be taken for’ baggage to be ett FAST LINE ASD SHENANDOAM VALLEY SOUTHEEN SPECIAL Ta, LURAY axp ROANOKE South acid Southwest and Westeru, East rg Virginia: and teen ds Atta Shattanooge, Memphis, obit ise Care between Weabingtou and incon, x N fe Cunnecting a imam Cars, Sew ein without change, COunectNg at ret ‘with, Pullman Cars to Nev ‘Trains leave F. & 0. RK Pamenger Station, corner ae reservations and all infor. Sctices, O19 Penna. 8 ‘iepot B&O. and ia. uve, where be called fF im aBy part of the City. ‘J. LOCK WOOD. ‘Puss ond TRE ‘mL FA} {1LY SUPPLIES. PIANOS AND ORGAN! *} 6) PER DOZEN ONLY FOR CANTRELL | J THIS AFTERNOO:! S125 CHR ES Ewan F. Droop, = alin fen Sais ae ogg PEARS ARRTRRTEAC. | TpPNAHON mace, Antone Sau Genuine APPLE CHDR... “te 03 dos, At the Old Stand, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WITMER @ Co, Sole Aaaee for PROPERTY ON D_ STREET, aw WRN KN, rarest ave, | Cneqes PRES GaSe oroyensa a | NaS AND. TENTH GtuEiTS ROWE Wy PEE Ses wie mnsyivan! Ianos, Also -f f 3 x = Fuller, Marhall & Wendell, McCammon, By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in x \bson & Co., Wheelock, and other Liver No. 1,023, follo S land s Dows Grocers Dows. Ge ee TausE NH Ge ale d90 ete ove oft an HBS? WW BRE As will sell Roller Family Flour, only New and old_Ptanos and ans rentorsale on | in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, Tos tor 60e. | easy terms Tuning and Repairing iy. -Mov- | TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1885, xy. ‘and Packing attended to by competent workmen. | at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.,all the following descril 15. Feal estate and Being ia is ines, ttante, ving and Pelagia 7 the elty of Ws and in the NOS AND ORGANS OF BEST pA oe Sealer ‘stlees (15 Makers forsale and Tent. Please call fect front by the deminnet ist Me,wese aan ID. aaa? Ae KUIHN’S, 407 10th street nort Jy13 sovare num! three hundred and seventy-eight = mente iment, war easement ig es'and Appur a HOTZ? TET Bee BRR, g88s = Way 2 ing We Sy aA Exsimess 1851. chances t the nme belonging Grin aly wise oper Es 2 of Ee fat S55, int, $435 pee DDL” ‘Terme: One-third cash: balance in one and BBO OT Sigg mm Process. $0.20. —_— yeurs, notes to beat luverest aud io be secured by deed 2 mee ae Crackers, 1 ‘W. G. METZEROTT & CO., OF rust; OF all cash, at purchaser's option. | & deposit 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SECOND DOOR | fonsens cust, Terms of sale. to be complied within WEST OF 9ru STREET, resell at the risk and cost of the,detsaliiog porchmae, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ‘Bewspaper. paptiget in Wasa n Ro, Creamery Borer CHICKERING @ SONS PIANO Syl6deds WILLIAM A. GORDON, } Trustees, ‘This medicine combines INDIA TEA COMPANY, fontes "sod i invaluable for" Diosaace Peralar to . ead Segentan Bnriches 457th st aw god "Puritcs tbe dice Selaien the ADPe e ix qngtiens the Muscles’ and "Nervee=ia : Ber Hletcompiczion, and makes the skin smooth. THe FINEST. a3e. TOULE, BROOKE £60, AND CLOUGH @ WARREN ORGANS AND ‘TO-"ORROW. odes cotsipation nathan naa peaane OF ¥- Louisians avent Parwe liwau- ns iNeINE FAMILY GROCERTES | DEALERSIN ALLMUSICAL MERCHANDISE. | J>oDEy, Auchoneer. ec, Wits enya untae Ghee Soe See OCK BUTTER A TRIAL _| PIANOS FOR RENT AND SALE ON EASY | THE ISO(ENSE STOCK OF DRY_ GOODS, 908 i Have used Brown's Iron. Bitters, and it has been more than @ doctor to me, having cured. me of the SEVENTH STRERT NORTHWEST, jeakness ladies hav . TERMS. ill be, gold a oie auction witout eserveon | tr complaint and opmny complgeion te lear and RRR ARE TER g5t | THIS HOUSE HAS NO CONNECTION WHAT: | OCLOCK 'A.M..and will conthiue daily until the | "Genuine has tadesnen Somes ere ted lines on Be 8 been dis . rapper. Take no othe! fa snk ke EVER WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT | “the tock consis of ‘Silks, Satins, Velvets, ine | WTADBCE-_ Take no other, ude only by Ees K OR EEE 5ss8 = Cashmeres and Dress Goods of the latest and most de- N CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD - . - IN THE CITY. jy81m sirable atyles, able Tinens, Napkins, Towels ‘and ng iBeee, nom meatal and attractive contain- xéis ES Se <a GURREIOG nen. Goo Corsets, ize for receipts, Information about coln THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA QO ARQUNT OF BEING OVERSTOCEED AT | Gioven, Lentrsldetien. Pastor Unde ree, Bama | Cte, Seem BWA Ee ier rman about coins: Saran Sani See ee Peace, we will. sell ® selec and Uiabrellas, splendid line of White Goods, Lawns, | £0 any address on receipt of e. stanip. 3 ‘ATENT PROCESS fand other fine Plates, ew sind eocond-ta filegns, Glnghauns, Finnnels, Cussimeres and domes: | -~ ANogn OF THE TONGUE, » i x ics generally, Comfort kets, Embroider Asoubt the most Bravrrrutand the most | Mt 8 great sacritice for cash, or ar reduced prices on } bia cenerally, Comforts and Blankets, Embroidered 4 CASE RESEMBLING THAT OF GEN. GRANT. Some ten years ago I hada scorfulous sore on my rs have not only the most perfect Mill, Foo Tthstreet northwest, | Crapes and other articies usually found in a first-class, as it does all the most improved Machin: = Dry Goods Store. Ladies are specially invited to at- contain i etd this sale, as the coods have been carefully | right hand which gave me erin time, but thes’ produce men Gps Ab gteat trouble, and under Fiow '¥ will in the world. ‘To Re SON A BeR BFS Migiest bidder tor cold, ude, and will’ be sold tothe | ine oigtime treatment healedup, bot it had only been oi pte oreo mes KK NNN AA RBBB FE The trade are Invited to attend, as the goods will be | driven isto the system by the use of potash and mer- Pprtichar Caves or ine cat ERO NAN Asa bob OE offered in lots to suit, or will yell at private sale after | cury, a&1n March, 1882, t broke out in my throat RANTEE that it is made from selected a trope teat ata amexiice, Df. FOLEY. Auct. | Dd contentrated in what some of the doctors called srl Ainnesota aut Dakotas Te ie PIANO FORTES, ILENE cancer, eating through my cheek, destroying the roof Ehisinois particles “of tie wheat. berhy of my mouth and upper lip, then attacked my tongue, nich elimination. ofall weak and starchy | UNEQUALED IX TONE, RULE pa ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. palate and lower lip, destroying the palate and under orfoilk and Westera | | | RAlle | FPO Potomac RIVER LANDINGS sty i 4 nee isons positively cured without the use of mercury. ‘DovuGLass, Firr 41, East Hi every SATURDAY at 4p | Boccia attention’ toll female diseases, Main obles, hu: Otb'st. whart, every WEDNESDAY TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | mye eet, St. Clot a MORNING, Frejghtat lowest rate, 2 ee eee ee eee: aaa PROPERTY, No. Gog THIRD GTRELT, CON- ‘Ninth street. St. Cloud Bullding. o S55] Soe ER TH a ENCH DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY | PPeTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE ay PEC TIES. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 24th day Posie Establishment, 1205 New York ave. u.w. | pee ey sceeP a Aas bled Se concur BM | An Rip adie sand Ger urmerts bye PB ASD, MME SELDEN, 320 MissoUnI AVE. | records for the District of Golda Velvet and Yarty proper a specialty. i} | HELL, and we ice! assured that any huusekeeper who |" my® is consequenth PaaS SHEE sO DUR REEEEEY 2S admilstrators of the, inte, Mary eDonnel | lipeniirely and half my tongue. enti out to the top = we will offer for sale at public auction, pest trade admits that Hie Orpnaus Court of Sniy 25, 184s, all ‘of the house | Potent amy polld foots a No ee ced CH : old furniture and goods, of said deceased ak No. 146 yy wolld food, but subsisted on ligulds, an ly oF puicer's use, and SECONDHAND PIANCS Eust Capltol street at TEN O'CLOCK "A. Mt. ON | My tongue was a0 far gone I could not talk, Such was nade, Every sack’ and sell as the Brisa passe 1 aa FRIDAY, JULY THIRTY-FIRST, 1885, my wretched, helpl every barre! is warvanted to give entice satisfaction AT ALL PRICES, FROM $50 UPWARD. Ree ber (L884). whem may friend conn Ginanesd vise i STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. — CPORAR EB HAMILTON. ) , cminiatrators, | S¥if's Speclfic,, In lem than a month the eating é ELANCH GOH URERE ¥. MARCELLUS COX. Placesatopped and healing commenced, and the fear- Orne ofthe mest heantifil Winter, Wheat, Patents AN z Sy27-mi,tudth THOS. DOWLING, Auct_ | fal aperturein my cheek has been closed and firmly fered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other = Knitted togethers A process of anew lip is pro- Faient except Ceres, and will please the most ex- hice WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta, greading finely, and ha tongs ote Lasers eg ting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidiousepi- WM. KNABE & CO, ‘TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: steoyed Is belng recovered, and it seems that nature is —s a S 7 ‘We shall sell at our Auction Rooms, corner 10th and | supplying a new tongue GILT-EDGE. on 817 MARKET SPACE Datreets uorthweshonsATURDAY, AUGUST Strat | SUPP ing: ‘tongue. I can talk so that my friends TURDA can readily understand me, and can also eat solld food Ei cain aaNet in og Goce cts Suto | sgciae dt any douke these Sear eos eee eee to Hon, John H. Taylor, state senator of this district, and to Dr. T.S. Braddeld, of LaGrange, Ga, Mpa MALY I. COMER. Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent > ‘Household effects, contents of trunks, box: ae Exzmox Prasos oe erence one ving nam OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. Chas, ‘Twlors J.-H Wolf, Sirs. J. L. D. Brainard, s i Nen@id Minnesota Patent Flour, made bs A thoroughly first-class and reliable piano at ®} Major Buflum, Mrs, Jas. A. Griffin, Mr. Dutton, Mi TaGrange, Ga., May 14. 1885. ~ ectetrated Hungarian process, Itls avery cheap and ‘mediuia price, c Worrell, Catherine, SicKerrehy Allee Warbers, | teats ca Bia sia Sitt Biceasos maled free. f a 4 <i Laura Belt, Caiherine Odlum, and Mrs. Austin. ‘The SWIET SPECIFIC CO., Drawer ¥, Atlanta, Ga, beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes. and STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. ANT WALTER WT A cta. 107 W, 3d ae ot we guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, taned, | eae = EUG METERS — wily ‘boxed, and fur rent. Reus applied if purchased. ISHNELL & CARUSI, Real Estate Brokers, = GOLDEN HILL. | ‘Best und moa complete anortmentorse masteia | 1 1006 Fit. nw. LADIES’ GOODS. = the city. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ‘The elf reliable stand-by and the Standard Family : 2] cf uy - rai ‘ HENRY EBFRBACI No. 1506 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. Fiour of the District. Tt ts qoal in qual to eck BERRACH, — |, NG 1SUG SIXTH STHERT NORTH vast J. C. Hortense Tang high-priced Patent Flours, whiist it ean be | mao Managing Partner of the late firmof Ellis Co. 1883. and recorded in ber No, 2084, follo 164 IMPORTER, torus bring firth eu Floct sepetior 6 Choe | FTALLER, DAVIS € CO.s UPRIGHT Gann | gienejand recgrasdt we Dintict of Columba EM | wrx, conrINUR 70 SELL FOR THE NEXT SEEREING GICT-EDGE. RELIANOE ce GOLDER PIANOS —Sacrifices and bargains in my very | in front of the premises, on TUESDAY the FOURT! THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SFASO! cholce stock of Pianos, if sold this month, DAY OF AUGUST, A. D., 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK 2] fia, dai moar ons as Sebiceey | anc AT ne meee oF W. J. Newton's jou of Jot. ou She hundred and tulntyseven Aaa) ofParehes sus | UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS aT AND dh aaa ct de ered Be in ere one BELOW COST. orded in the offiee of the surveyor ‘ot | GRIMMED IEA , Columbin, in book 11, follo 184, and book 42, follo16, | TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALF. ‘pect Ly ye 3 The improvements consist of a nearly pew Brick tensive experience; remedies prompt and reliable; Lerten lesen Agee ait ee improvements, CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF-PRICE. = 7 Sn | Coc Bare Chats Perey Hcagh: balance in equal Install: 110 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON PLUMES AND SEWIN 5 Sener Strictly contaeatial call or write-ofice aitarg | mi i and twelve day of nate. | 2° Waxy vuATHoNS SEWING MACHINES, &c. SGIGASSASaTe sais Sy Uitte WS | Bidptrehaae gens werduitee pur | 5 FANCY examina. || ON TUNES ANP L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. n. tries them once Wii never use auy thing visa Forsale uy aligrocers ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianaave’ sel3 WM. M.GALT & 00. 7OU WILL SAVE TIME, MONE D Bum, and secured by deed of trust up on the propert; BONS,” COLORED CREPES AND DRESS Rovance iy going {0 AUEIHACHS Relablesew: | -P)R. LEON, THE OLDP&T ESTAnLASHED AND | BUD: And secured by decd of tru te | rerraan saad Sox Muchine Itvoins, cor. tth and Hf sts, New Latest only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the elty,can EUGENE CARUSI,} rrusteee, cLoaKs, Improved Machines of all the standard wakes. Make | be consulted daily, 464 Cst,,bet. 44 and Gth ste BW. | jyab-déeda NATHL CARUSI, Papee oe own selection. Sole Agency for the Sileat New nets Corréspondenice snd consulta: | A COVERANT ARE CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS. ican No. 7—A trlumph of mechanical genius. vutidential. Separate rooms for ladies, ¥ VIRTUE OF A CE! coves ANT a 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK fal machine. Simple, Sileut, Swiftand pen. Jy28-60e a ee oedinust, entered into by C. Jud E Heed: | AND CLOTH COSTUMES. aind that We furnish ‘a lepal guarantee Coy Sa aera eine FECT-FITT! pa he eee ge = ——EE Offer for sale, in front of the court house, on SATUR- | PER! ING JERSEYS AT VERY, LOW ais'fom over 000 Washingtoa indies, ‘No | J ONDON GRADUATE, FORTY TEARS EXPE: | Dav the FIST DAY OF AUGUST, 4D. 1885,at | FIGURES. Xo two profits, Send fur catalogue and Furopeaud America, invites those afllic- | TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, » lot ot’ (270) promis eee mises o¢machinen all kins | Goh, Catarsh: Ruut Drapepsia (Erieate | sory notes of various partion feprencnting & ical acs | OREAT BARGAINS IN WHYTE SUITS AND erent maices Troe ce pe rene, Ea BSUNS moderate, | Value of ubout $2,40b; and purporting fobe secured | DRESSING SACQUES, ac sae ours pm. Dr. PLY NN New Jersey | on sundry piauos, organs, etc, by certain leases, mort- PARASOLS ATCOST aaa cores TNT esippton, B.C. Bw-_A trial will convinee.__Jy16-1m*__| gagos, ete; auld dotes being déposited in my andss | errr MITTS IN ALL SHADES AT HALF-PRICE. ao Ngx! door to Auerbach's Gent's Puralstfng nd Mat EVER ‘ONTRADICTED THAT | Collateral th power to sel aba trausfer. FOSIER BILE AND TATEETA Gots Gone ae = ing | ising Ladies Paysician tg thstas Tomes yen cen | Yost JOHN A DEWITT, Trustees | | PER CENT DISCOUNT. A dluchine. we would advise you to examine the | fontlenty consult De: BIOTHIRS. GO6 B st-s.w. PBOSHNELL & CARUSL, Real Estate Brokers, lett 207 Fa eve brated everlasting “NEW z D a‘ 1006 Fat. n.w, ME SEWING MA =, Verdasting NEW | indies, murried or single. All. successfafly: treated. ccommodations, and kind efti- | pthune win may desire watay | TRUSTEES: SALE OF otpRoveD PRopERTY, | Ar Acruat Cosr. kk. “The ranze of wor! done on this machine can | £8 Board. with good be surpassed Ach < ‘tent nurses furnished Sammy? : lays ecity under his treatment yo-3m* id on easy monty payments, and special dis | # few days In the city under his treatnent._my0-3i 502 6TH STREET NORTHWEST. ee aime y virtne of ad rust dated July 2 : cont ce ew nonen tek MASHOOR RESTORED HY USING © BOTTLE | 190% nd record in Heer So. t0ey flo rd ENTIRE STOCK OF TKIMMED AND UNTRIM- sure to try the NEW HOME before yon ay. | Lor: z rating Cor- | ofthe land recurs for the District of Columt = : S OPPENH ER & BRO. ial. Will cure any case of nervous debil dle the undersigned, 4s trustees, will sell at public auction MED HATS AND BONNETS. ‘528 Vib street northwest, | of Berve power. In frontof the E WISE.—DR HALF O'CLOCK numbered one bundred | Cost - ‘SW, appeared befi and dny-one (161 J, Newton's subdivision of MRS. M. J, HUNT, e ely ssi he ts the Oldest & Sstablished Expert specialist in, this | lot mum canes —— Guy, aml will guarantee care ie all vases of onitoe | Earielive sable ition ot lot eta PA Syl. 1309 F Street Nortawesr, a Consultation and advice. freeut any uur dosing te | the District of Columbiana Book ai pees 18S moh > Pp tee the Sew Automatic W ssultation and advice, feeas any our durite e 5 Ki : ; lemcuuesiioe ay, priaeribed ana sworn to “before ime’ by Dr. | Book 1 page 16. 1 Mas J.P. Parr BROTHERS, SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Public | | Theimprovements consist of a nearly new brick oo ae in and for the D, of C., this 3d day of July, 1585. ering coer ing Oe snadery. Sororen sis. ar NO. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Fer rae. One! + balan elles eee DODDS NERVE ian ments, atsix and twelve. mouths, from gay of sale. | Will offer her entire stock of Tmported Ronnets and GE RL Oa ‘The purchaser to give his notes for the deferred. pay- ‘Huts and thowe of her Own Design at StGioud Buttding, | tem. 900 Bt sw, Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machitie, Good Machines for rent, by week OF Month. kinds repaired my es Sei an ents bearing interest at rate of six per cent per an JAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS | Vitaliy canned by inalecreti¢d Woeees ome pees noms rase of ts. pee cot per nae Seneca Prices, LEARY AND EXCELSIOR, | net Stand Fete. brie $e oN PUMrmSEY, COP | Sol” "BLUU down at UNE of ale ND EXCEI ner oth and F st ce angen i eee ees ecabaes EXTHESCANERI” }trutom | To slo them prior to making improvements and @ connection with | =p OF THE GEXERATIVE mali ae ag EBILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS 5 cc steamers. Secure tickets and | T)TOIy caret. by tho Cinna ee ELL & CARUSI, Beal Estate Brokers, EMOVALE. J aud oflice Knox's Express, 6th st- and Pennsyl | iail the Lospitals of France. Prompt return of} ‘street northwest, MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, Sauia ave.who Will alo check baggage from hotels | SuBPIe, cis, $3 to $ | Severe thes, $5, TRUSTEES SALE OF JMPROVED PROPERTY, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; RAietpericatary togulo a: ofce, 7a treet | 160 Pulls te7 New Yor Se DTAL Xo" #otkaiey NOMTRWa0t "| win remort Suet bees os FIRS SE avoUsT, whare Telephone Nee roe * “\{ CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING | . BY Virtue ofa deed oftrustdated July 21, 1883, to 920 14th street, between Land K. ; W.'P. WELCH, General agent. | Al Gat arrors atl aneitone ee SUFFERING | and recorded in Liber No. 1054, folio 102; of the Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, TE TO NORFOLK STEAMER papy | weakness, carly” decay lose of mea gh eon a nervous | Jund records for the District of Columbia, the un- Teagonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. aR Senda recipe that will cure you, Pree of Charge, This | deFsieued. as Trustees, wilt sell at public auction, ta |" 'Eiveuiug Drewes. Bridal Tromseas a specialty. HE LAKE leaves Oth ste ss | great” remey was diaticered’ bya missiooary ie | Hones the premiaes.on TOBSDAL the FOURTH | jea52me" Boy Fenn: aver cover at Williaa) on, Momday. Wednesday and Saturday, 8 0210 | ere era, “end self oldcesed on aaonary, i | Day OF AUGUST, A.D.1885, at SIX AND AHALE | — i eee Firsi-clans Fare, $1.00; Round Trip, $1.50, : . ‘ O'CLOCK P-M.,Lot’ mimbered one hundred and Afty- ‘RS. B. M. MENGERT, 419 9TH ST. N.W. sat Colonial Beach on Saturdays, Fare SO cemee, JOSEPH T. INMAN, siation D, New Yor throes (163), lo W. J. Newton's. subdivision: of t3¢, | MI — Telephone call #4 All Potomac River Landings, | _0cd-s,tu.theK umbered one hundied and thirty-seven (137), of | "Art Embroidery materinlsof all kinds. Infants’ Lace Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Monday, Wednes- tS. BROWN (COLORED) TAKES LADIES | Faftello’s subdivision of lot lettered “B” In squre No. | abd Shirred Caps, Shawls, etc. Finest grades of Zephyr F and Friday, 7 acm. fe FE TE RT rg rare erm le eager ‘and Knitting Yarns, all at reduced prices, SS | siissourt aver usw. where they’ wil have the beaton | District oF Coltimbla, in book 1, pageib4? bad bore | Meo ere ca Je10-3m ©.W. RIDLEY. Manager. pll_ | @p.m.; guarantees a cure in all private diseases re- EUGENE CARUSI, shall sell for B7%. per palr; three pair for $1 or $2 STREET TO Nee MUM CPRETGRT Bien | ni coutracted ta tour tons ade aiaceane Te | sya ands NATH. CARUSL } Trustecs, ERS JOHN GIBSON and E. © IGHT leave of nduseating drugs. Allchronic diseases and blood T [(OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘per box, the under i vel Party Drewes a specialty. Decal eeatment ft Inds over shi years ex | trunees wil all on, PRIBAY, JULY ay Laden dbrees done up watnout belae Tipped ATO | ienaive experience: remedies prompt aid reliable: in feont @ promises, at CAROLINE LERCH, vith ae Fischer. Chiirges reasonable and consultations free! correspond: | PAST FIVE O'CLOCE, the tallonion ase Eee ‘apis Benen Ramey wih ac wiiee nce strictly. confidential estate: “All that certain piece or "parcel of land and Sben; Madame Selden vistis tadt Bremlacs known and ‘disthgulsbed as ‘and belng part | JY 1SS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY. Sen anoeR ihe E EVENTSOF | bf lotnumbered one, in square numbered five axe cag Tent Gruner Nowtawnse MUP ERT Nines coniicitiad: Ladiesanager, | oredana thiriy-clgnt Begluaing forthe same at the | Males Cotsots to order in every style and material, ; southeast comer of sald lot _and running thence north and guarantees perfect fe and comfort MATTANO LEAVES TTISTREET | {lemen 50 cents cach. 408 L street, between 4th and | Hremseaive fect; ibence west Met aes ete toe Hee Spuctatries ARS Guinys, “Timrsdaya and Sundays, at 7 | St streets northwest, SED ESTA RLIsHaD | (eutaumenurtve Ret; ence east alzty-Ave feet wo | French Hand-miade Undereiothing Sterino Underwear for Viver Landings as far as Mattox i ROBERTSON. THE OLD ESTABLISHED | the place of beginning, lmproved by a three sto and finest imported. Hosiery. iday and Mouday /pecialist, from Baltimore, can be consultedevery | Brick Dwelling and Store, belug ‘No. S33 Sa sttock, Patent Shoulder Braces, and lf Dress Reform Goods, corner of F street southwest. French Corsets ‘and Bustles. ‘Terms made known atsale. All conveyancing and | _ Children's Corsets anda $1 Corset (Ailss H'sown recording at purchaser's cost” $100 deposit make) that for the price is us. . sile. CHARGES Hi, BARE | ne, | PNeik=irrenoll, German and Speties spoken. mrl& » Werltlesday and Saturday, at 456 C st-n.w., from 210 TYi14 Paave nw. |} ss cuiden tally, ts gentlemen Ast, Tthst. wharf, Tull diseases of wome y }{* VERNON! 30 VERNO ence, , Main ollice 30 N. Liberty st, Balt Jy20-déds__R. J. COLLINS, Rrusies < ee ueUr ) SALE rm 2ATEAMER AE Wcomcomaxe | | aytnes cons wires ag | TOT T PROPOSALS. aves Tihestreet Wharf’ daily (except Sun heuse of knife, caustic VALUABLE REAL Estate SS aie See 4 Bi io Geiocke “mins rethrulug, Teaches ‘Cure Koarautend Cau be ‘conulted as | Known as Sleasant View" the realiches of thotate | () FEICE.OF THE MARSHAL OF Tin UNITH Sonia rine Cac Sihat awe from stobpm. apzdme | Wind Shedd at Hyattsville seaseeees OF ObstireS ron tat Bisiticy oF ConUMaL®. m oe MAG. | MONDAY, Tie THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1885, WY amINGTON, D. Ca July 22, 1885 ASS., MAG- tt 7 ASS9" | Sealed proposals, indorsed “Proposals for Supplies’ laying on of | qytg pith nour OfFIVE O'CLOCK P. Mt. will be Feoeived at this office until TWELVE SM, peciulty. Will | g Ths Property consists of lve acres ofgrouid.and @ | Turn Ty Sise BAe ON Ue ae ee thoi visit patient “Oflice hours 1 to 8 p. im. 108 dth st. se. | fie tree story oclogon House, containing with ad- | Ting arilcles for the use af the Supreme Conti of ie 2e-Lswe ‘under Frat Trees in all beasfag® afb? Mactseees | duaceee oF Colonia, and for the Called States Court Shade and ornamental trees and'a: tie siting cPoane | House, Washiiigtou,'D.C., In such quantities an may be STEAMERS. Cexane it x rel Water, de., dc. dc. Tequiréd for use during the year ending June SO, 1886, Reet GO LaNk a eaen ite PROFESSIONAL, For urter partloularsnqulreof ve San HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP. C NY, LIM = EPH K. ROBERTS, al, 1PD. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER i. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. Attorney, Uy ‘Marit Wood, Rte pan | Deemer cee oes cre Unde Marie hone 5 fe. EW YORK Exereseciices, und ull diseases of the feet, ireated at | ‘Those desiring to attend the sale ieee i) Eriweats...Nat, aug. 29 | his ketabiishment, 1446 Benzavlynnia avenue (opp0- | takethe440 pra sone oe Detited informmaton as to thie several articles re- quired, train, B&O. RR. Aug. S| SERVI. site Willard’s Hotel). Dit. WHITE'S 25th consecu- v and ples of stationery, é&c., may be pro- Psp ree ent. 12 | tive yeurof practice In Washington. Chaltisore Eo | 72+ 208ad ___ SETH A. HOLTON, Truston._ | QUEGt wg annenles Of miatlouery, tablishment, 11 North Eutaw st.) Office fee, $1 a sit- U ITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. ‘The right arena ae Ameen 3 us YEON ASSAGE, Cabin $00, $90 und $100, | = = Us — Jy22-8t United States Marshal District of Columb! ecommodations. M4 E BAYN, t= cong neyee ge w [URE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, | By virtue of a writ of fleri tactas, tesued out U.S B4V¥ PAY OFFICE, 885. Sirs ew Tatas, Stoerage tckets from ROOMS S ANDO VERNON HOW Gletiy atic of he Supreme Court ofthe Discs tt efied Propesaa, in duplical, indorsed “Properste rate Jy8 #45 Pennsylvania ave. | Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, Y. &D.,” will be received at this. until noon, AU- of laden given for Helfust, Glaaguw, | 1 DR T_SEMMES, SURGRON CHIROPO | fF cash. ti Tront of ive court house. door of anid’ Dis: | Ze Pangria oe kecehves ot unis omige uutl noon. AU- sie SeuherBand cae vors on the Couttzeas | MI Dist, MANIC AND HERMATOLOOIS, | AUGUUD inub at TWELVE OCEOCE AC an So | lowe tate delivered at ihe Navy Yard anh gtohy for weight and passage apply at the Company's | Solus ‘Club or dugrowlng Nas: ubsolutely. cured Sree Ute, Claas nd alareet Of the defendants in and usual f 1m and conditions, viz: Pris OE Oe eee uerase Abd | without paln oF blood. “Hundreds of testimonials of | {0 thé fol risen fit) iourtebe Lan these aay ‘ARDS AND DOCKS talline, D, LU ELOW & CO. 606 th street, | the elite of Washington of remarkable cures. All | Mere thitty-oue (St) thi two Pay Tet ae n Coal; FEXNON i, BROWN @ CO, New York, | SROUMLUY Mra Semmew method of curing, Bunions | fy qu yf ane (ou) umleyy 0 (62), thirty ¢hree (3), “Messrs. OTIS BIGEL ‘Co. hundred and twenty-five (1025), and let four (4), in SES BIGELOW Square ‘nutbered square socth’ of ton Weare at ‘Su and permanent. Otice: 1292 F'st,,4 doors Toth. up une fight: mbis. — = ——— — twenty-five (1025), Upon as the pro} ‘of the WGA RELST AA EMCEE we |____WOOD AND COAL. __|EIRi.SSc iy suena Grenge cy st Raiurdas Some 27th. 4 nm. | BQO) PONS, COAH, HOR Sale COMPRIS. | Smilin ™" of cTioN wet ica 0%, 4 be i desirable variety, at the very Suh AS ‘jarsday Jey Oe 230 pm. | Howent ees. Rindlity snd stove Moat prepared ii Sen DOW EING Aeeelanere: i “LThursaay,July 16, $30 am. manner. ror on Ke 2 ip your order or » 1114 Penna. ay Branch Frou White Siar Bock foot of west LO ate | Omicen, 338 Penna ave,'and 20th and K stew. Det FINANCIAL. Rates “Saloon, $00, $00, $100. Return tlekets on | Pot aud wharf, 6b und Water sts. aw. vane ecis’ siesrage at low raten Interme- | _Syi4im Gi. SHERIFF. | Parcs , Warrcty, 0 plans and i Ww STOCK BROKERS, Gcicess 2° Brondwaye Ne paced Coa ‘oop. centre oF 10 GED Oss AgEat Adams Express Co, 22 _— Go Finn avenue, } New York. ‘eubsyivauia avenue northwest tu,th: Aopeet ee ee JOHNSON BROTHERS, 639 15th street Washington, Gp. EBAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY PRIVATE x inawaex New Youu asp Havas WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Cormpalty syier, No. 82 Nurth River, oot of Morton za Pe WASHINGTON, RATEIMORE PRILAUMLPHTA, > non Durand, Weluesday, July 20, 6 am. er AnD WATERS WERE 2 < jnesday. Aug. 12. GuSERAL’ PaRTNEns, oui, Weinenday, Aug 8 nooa. | | BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED Jauxs W: Xe nap Giyeagees OMELET, Do on Wed ‘Ae 19, Lt BY TELEPHONE. wiper - m sigh, amounts ‘the CES ETELETE| yearn fe vil Gree is con etme Wecce 1815 7th street northwest. ‘it. IE. DODGE, Resident bia, 1437 Ponnsylvanke aveuue, ot} 2740 Peonayivania avenue northwest Merion meme tepmte) Le _—____ Washington, D.C._ ‘3122 Oth street northwest, oft and and id NO BOSTON, VIA PRO Corner 3d and K streets northweet, + | pias, ee 421 Pennaylvania avenue southwest Allorders and resorteletn CHEAP, SHORT AND ATTRA ROUTE nla cet er aadeats bs aetna SSE = ular steamer “Leary” or tag ARLINGTON BOTTLING 00., ES TAEDA ya 68h" Fs oo Corser of2 than Wn ni, ia Nor rut clams ‘pastenger moTOM, Stampers Berkslive and Joins Hopkins’ (Chr. Hourich's celebrated ‘To Providence, © round tip. aa. AND LAGER ‘Fois inctudes meats and seasereges tases > OSE - For arther formalin peat oben, 70h street | Atl ‘entrusted to my care will mest prompt As ooo OO Metis call, 746-8 atin ' on ing For Grant, Etc. (Ciceqpentanceei tun ruins Seam. Correspondence of the Ture EvErnwo 814: Latest Telegrams 0 The Star, Rock Exon SPRIX@s, Va, July 27th, 1885. OLD Pourt, Va., July 24, ea 5 . % ‘The rumors of a conference of republican peices sot Gn tus eesencrat tiosseaney, State leaders to be held here bave proved, as s1- saan | ready foreshad: Tax 8Tax's dispatches, GEN. GRANT'S FUNERAL. Senta Oats ot the wetien Geehom | Oh ic kan eine Ir aoe, eeenied ts OO, : ieee eaatatia oeae sacar rea i Route of the Fancral Procession tm | por will we speak of gnats; they are too sali |1f Senator Mahone, who has been here <r ae Soe ety to mention. What we do want tospeak of isthe | Week, ‘alked over the plane of the campalxn New Yore, Joly 28—Mayor Grace, Prest-| People here, what they do, how they amuse | Tt: the prominent republicans who trom day dent Sanger, of the board of aldermen; Gen, | themselves, &c. tory Gov. Cameron certainly was not Ferry, Fark Commbssioners Crimmins and| I had a lady friend say to me that she | S°7 (way. Gov. Cameron, certainly, wae not Borden, Police Commissioner Voorhis and Po- | thought two months of life tn the mountains aoe - each other with- Me Pe anegacent Murray. ut 2 conference to. | would be tedious; but then sho had ne ver been | mare. wuan.once Geen tO pass each other with- roceasiOn Of Gen. Grant, Cy. balk to weeeat | here, The only regret one has is that the days | Sron's pusition: bit Ticats wee, lien in aa nale Way, and Brondway to 14th street, iteieen | SUP away too quickly, andthat by the time yon | jourament ofthe question of party Heation T4th street to Sth avenue, up Sth avenue to | Have to leave you have only succeeded in | until a more convenient season, ant docs OL 110th street, thence through the Bouleraea, 40 | 8ccomplishing halt of the rambies you set | affect his relations to the present republican out for yourselt. ticket. all of whose members are his personal Tere ret Gnd the Hivecside drive, entering | "icre te something ‘to azemee |guesisellthe | Siasie” the park at 1234 street, time, The bail-room is quite large, and yet it | Mr. Wise will be im Richmond Mon- ————— is fall of dancers every night. Lawatennisand | Gay or Tuesday, and will go. thenes EIR ARS: ANE CORREA RS: croquet amuse inany in’ the morning and in| to Atlanta on Business. Mr." Wise, to ‘The New York Stock Market. the immediate vicinity of the hotel are| THE STAR dent, dented ‘that. ‘The following are the opening and S00 pra. some lovely mountain views, where even the | his late visit to New York had any reference to ofthe New York Stock marketlowday, as tportelby | Most delicate ‘person may climb, the ascent | Other sutjects than the trance othe cee special wire to LL H. Dodge, 689 15th street” being quite easy, and contradicted newspaper statements that = G.)3:00. “SS More than hair of the guests are from Baiti- | represented him as having visited New Lork 11 oy ars more, the others are from Washington, and a | the interest of his campaign. ¥ery few from Winchester and Nortolk. We | When Governor Camoron was a candid: have many army and. na‘ le here with | four years ago he spent the month thelr families, and asthe hotel {s almost full | what are called the “back counties ‘the we may expect a lively time. southwest. His majorities tn such countics Last week commenced with adramatic en-| Buchanan, Lee, Scott, Russell, Tazewell, W tertainment, the piece selected being an amus- | Dickenson and’ Bland were phen ing little farce entitled “A Morning Call.” It consequence. Mr. Wise will pro! was well playedand loudly applauded, fame way seek to "fx" public s ‘The next evening (last lay) the first “bat | those co masque" of the season took place, all the young | tlous drifted towards the democrats, Peopie (and some who were not so young) paf- | rest this drift’ Wood was specially so Ucipating. the second pince on the ticket, while Perhaps one of the most beautiful costumes | chosen for the third place to rv was that worn by Miss Adelaide oot as | strength in the counties Lyin 7 id ig 82$8| © Fe ti a Tere FE. tore Tey “Greek Lady;” Miss Norris as “Lady Wasi such as Smyth, Wythe, Washington ton;” Miss Townsend as “Queen of Hearts;” | counties. Mr, Wise expresses little Miss Despard as “Lady of ‘the Olden Time:” | his sweeping the southwestern cvintios. “Mr. Mra, White as “Spanish Lady;” Miss Willson | Wise looks for a stubborn and closely-tov + ee = as “Zerlina;” Miss Chadwick ‘as “Red Riding | battie, and on the general result’ le mak: Washington Stock Exchange. Hood,” and Miss Bessie Pratt ina lovely pink | only ‘modest. and hopefal claims. | Senator The following changes from Saturday's quota- | sttin wattean, all were good, while the “Paul | Riddleberger's “paper 'reesived nore today. Serene stock Fe ge are | Pry” of Maj. Gwynn was very comical. Last, but | gives in its adhesion to the ticket. Hons on se Washington Stock Exchange are | not jeant came the “Bveningstart waapers'ene | © —— y: U. 8. 4498, 1891, coupon, tume madeentirely of the printed paper, while ‘The Courts. bid, 113 asked; do, reg., 112% bid, 113 asked, | the headings formed a panel down the front; Equity Court—Judge Hagner, U.'S. 48, coupon, 122% bid, % asked; do., reg., | the paper O Prove the loft War nedty| ‘Today, Brune agt. Larman; J. McClelland 222% Did, ty asked; D.C. per Imp, Gs, 1891, | The onde, “Mtie hen ke Mie Tee ae a OF | made party complainant. Durant agt. un: coin,’ 114'bid; S0ycar tund, 3-655, 1924, cur, | the words, “The per is mightier, than the | Sytamfsdon to get answer ordered. i JG did, %y asked; Met. 1. R. stock. 80% bid. | TOT Cr Aaa hinrtons gad Coe eet | King:sales finally ratitied, Helin Wash. Gas, 414, bid, 42 asked; ( OWT EAR | enion. ‘The utes wee greeted with Critic Company; George HL n 41% bid; Col. Ins., 10% bid; German-American | Thq he she proceeded ter iabe toree Mee ent Gitinant. Schocnborn agt. Se Ine., 130 bi jeglomac Ink. 46 Se sete Suid she was eolicititing advertincneent Hons iter made Joint trustes. King ext. Wats asked; Wash, Brick Machine, = was solle . co eoeit | Sales contirmed nist, Burbridge agt- Hurbridy O18, pouty asked ‘armers & Mechanics’ ‘Bank, | You know, dear Stax, we never have to solicit | bit gismissed. — Georgetown, 145 bid; Real Estate Title Ins., | 2¥thing, we trust to the public’ taste ——_»___. 100 bid, 101% asked; Chesapeake Pot. Tel, | and sound juagment, and obly want our just A Grant A % Co., 55%, bid. ‘The flags at Rock Enon are at half mast and | Senator Hawley in Hartford Courant. Baltimore Markets. draped in black in honor of the memé of| “The most precious autograph in my calloc- Gen. Grant. | Virginia feels the loss as wells | tion is General Grant's letter of acceptance of Virginia new ten- | Massachusetts, and regrets it as deeply. stelt forties, evr thee, Ga; North Carolina sixes, ol; | “Phe weather Mae Teo voee Kee bere, the | %° Bomination for President in 3868, whet I 1.11 bid to-day thermometer sometimes showing 89° at noon; | ¥88 8ddressed to me as the president of the BALTIMORE, Mn.. July 28—Cotton qulet—mld- | hat the nights are cool and comfortable, end | Convention, and in which occurs the famous es. SE: dhe, Flour stendy, and quiet, Wheat—southern | that enables oneto bear the noon-day heats with | pression, ‘Let us have 2 It ts all in his ore nea oer closing anus soumnern | equanimity. SELOPE. | own hand, was his first draft, and contains ois jas No. 2 westerir winter ted, spot, Otte SET one correction, the change of @ word at {lie suc 24: July, 82 bid; Aucust, 92m602%:" eplember, Transfers of Real Estate. gestion of Schuyler Colfax.”” DGabbiry: Vctober, Sinise. Corn—southern higher: | Deeds in fee have neen recorded aa follows: or Sain gererulay and ull "Soathern whe, goa? de | Mary MeGlll to John Elbert, lot, 25; sq. 774 Ancther London Sensation. Fellow, 55: wes xed, spot, 61ign52 fresh; Au- | $725,” Mary E. Simpson to Charles Christiana, crea GBlater, bub lots ‘and 8, oq. 780; | 4 LATE CABINET MINISTER INVOLVED IN A dust, “Silgablay September, southert : ‘WRETCHED SCANDAL. BisoG) Pennisi i: | faster gy Lng aso Sse ene: | A sensational exporare le now threaten i heed ee eehot and parts 1, 17 and 18, ag. 1,010; London which bids fair to eclipse even tha: Unchanged. “Freigits’ to" Liverpool (per steaucr | $3,382.60, 3-H Woodward to H.W, lot | lately made by the Pali Mali Gazette. One ot dull—eotion, ‘flour, 13.6d.: grain, 1s.2d. | Ke- | 22, sq. 303; 8575. John Baker to L. D. Wine + 4 ; 3 . é the most noted radical members of the Corny 4,000 bushels: gate 000 Sushels= Seipmenee” | $242; J- Johnson, part 2, jcticliand jr ices | cabtnet, a widower, was recently accom; a ents | Port rustee, t¢ John Meciel 5 ecomput four, 407 barrels, wheat, 18,000 bushels: corn, 4.500 | 2o'auid Js, sq. SHE and lot 6, and part S4q'2ee, | t0 his own private residence by. the wi basnéla “Sales—wheat, 618,000 bushels: corn, 13,000 a Basing Weaton to ohn’ Ts O'Meara: | gentleman of enalderable note tn 1 art 4, 3q. 290; $5,000. Mary V. Bonnell 10 | Phere she found another woman. Sin G0. 3 oe Wee chet itrone % higner | Rovers -E. Nomis, lois 20, 21 ond 22 wy 76; | uremia Ge ee aa, fate Ultiey eae aaa oir northwestern | $5478.90. I, G. Kimball to J. W. Babe, lot 18, | made her exit from the house, ‘Ties facts soson Nheat liclay Caan Sek. August, Seamer sep: | Sa 126;$—. ‘Thos. B. Waggaman, trustee, to | leaked out, Tire ators soled thee care tember, ict Jewher, O2haby. Corn strong Cash, | A. J. Avery, lot 41, sq. 180; $3,000. K.'W. | other lady's bucbacd and coe ea ns ‘Sdue Angust, 454: Seplember, 454. Uats strong Nulker to Marion A. Ryan, part Girls Poriton, | furious wrath that he «wore toexpose Ue wl higher 4—Cash and Jul ‘34; August, 26; Seprem- acres; $7,000. G. E. Mitchell to C. E. | affair and ruin forever the statesinan. Proc: BALTIMORE, Mp., Jub rels; “wheat ber, 25a05%, Pork higher—Cash and ‘August, 10-25; | Barnes, lots 26 to 28, 90 to 98, and 96 to 101, | ines to tile end eons begun, but immediate! September, 10.3245 nee ae ow eg Long Meadows; $3,000. Thos. Taylor to A. A‘ each werful influences we ‘Drought tw bear epee gee 6.00; September, 6.05; Oclober, | Hrooke, pts. O, P and Q, 89. 755; $10,000. A; | on behalf of the accused that tor ‘the tim: Taea8. 75, vi sidirooke, to, Magory Ttayior, same property: | publicity was averted, while a noblo ¢ seas eee RIONATED, STAINES | 1, 2, Sand 18, sq. 1009; $2,000. W. Mayde to | nate radical Inthe late cabinet, and. t. atct behead! S. Wales, lot 6, sec, 2, Burrville; $720. he had appealed in his trouble, strove to Gen. John B. Clark, the clerk of the House of = about asetticment of the ailait. It ls se Representatives, has designated and requested. “The Pumps in the District. that enormous sums of money have heen citened the following named committee to represent |_| WHAT THE OFFICIALS SAY AnoUT TEx.” | to the develved husband as an Inducenent tu that body at the funeral of Gen. Grant: | Tothe Editor of Te EVENING Stan: silence, but the bribes have been rv wit Hons. John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky; Samuel | Under the above heading Tux Srar of Satur- | SFR. The hero of the scandal wax advertised to address @ radical meeting in London bit J. Randall, of Pennsylvan William R.| day represents Commissioner Edmonds as | night, but excused hituself on the yrouned ot Morrison, of [Minois; J, Randolph Tucker, of | Stating that “when this service (the Aqueduct | nervous prostration, “He is none uth tin lt Virgiaia;'O. R Singleton, of Mississi ppky rink, ler system) becomes extended so that all | Charles Dilke, Hiscoe! w York; Thomas Ih. Reed, of | will be supplied, th ayatem will be aban- ———__+o Maine; M. Browne, of Indiana; Ben- oh GHAI Oia Gre SEE Te Cae: News Briets. Jamin Butterworth, of Obie. These gentlemen | {uetign and dinainuGon given ie teat othe | ‘The Zulfikar question is still undecides Will be requested by mail to meet in New York ap water in many cases becomes polluted, | 9 The Salvation Army parades tn 1 y on the 7th of August, at some hotel not Nickness Is the result” 1 deny that the | 2ay to induce parliament to pass th ined. ; ny ‘S| protection of young girls. Bh pump water in this city “becomes polluted, ‘The nailers’ strike at Wheeling 4s endine Unless the sewers are Improperly constructed Or a Cling sending in The Indianapolis Postmaster. 5 fev the deteut of the men, and 1,500 worl:inicn srs ~ tampered with In& manner to lead to the | the deleat of the men, and 1,7 EVIL Svigs Com MUaSION LAREAY fo Cates | corruption of the pump water, 1 know that | ©nne Britisn govprament: have col, F CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FLY TO CAUSE | many pumps have been destroyed where no “ : doe 3 SER Mitten aan was changed, aud mone exis, king of Abyssifiia to rescue the garni The Indianapolis post office is likely to prove | and it would be a cruel outrage upon the health | ®. Lee eof serious discord Ia the democratie | nd comfort of the poor, as well as the rich, to | 4,40? Admiral Lord Clanwiltinm Ins os : diminish the sources of ‘well-tested supplies of e n Nor The fact that the President has author- | Terie water Dead. Accomp ae eres oF | American squadron. ized the civil service commission to investigate | not found in pump water as they have been in Rast ee John Gerrit scertain if Postmaster Aquilla Jones has | the pipes—in one case removed al a cost of over et Se ecilontie ee fs ac- | $100; nor do dead snails or lizards or living | Of the roof of his boarding-he cepted as meaning th 111 for oe ry Conn,, into Parke river, a distance of 1! fish come from the pump spout. The pump 7 i. water, where undefiled by city sewers and | 22d was instantly killed. determined to sti | drainage, Is goud for washing sad drlakines | 1M an accident, at Sawanee, Ga.,.on the Itieh- srouble, 8 the Indiana. democracy -appnive the poor require, the rich enjey it. Protect the sone and Danville railroed, 6 A ogre Lalor iene ta wi Perit nds | bung and te hen Aad Sami of th po: | Serer Mote ic us Will side with the postmaster and do all they cap aps © Rees track.” a Ka can to keep him In office. There Is a bitter pie ee ‘Gen. Komaroff's brother writes to the Sirf that anticlyil service reform sentiment in Wistitol Gevesnmeens AGiin, the conquest of Herat is impossible on accouat the state, and they won't stand tamely by and | coxpenNanioSeny inspector eermisLe, | Of tie groat heat, see a new democratic official punished aan — zeal in turning the republican “rascals” outand | on request the inspecior Image another inepes-| DAMAGES WANTED FOR BuEscH or Peow= utting democrats in. Senator Voorhees will | tion of the wouden eiruglures on lot crteey | ISE—AL Syracuse, N.Y. William Porter Salics leave for Indianapolis this evening to defend | So and that the inspector 1s satistied that all | 864 55 years, a’ wealthy deal hats and Jones, who, he declares, Is upheld by the deme- | Orihem should be removed. Max Kaufman is | Sept, bas been sued by Migule va Moore, aust erats Of the state. notified that his north party wall of house | 26, for breach of promise of marriage. ‘Tlie The case is watched with considerable inter- | Joy Sih street southeast. bas been Coan peng | Sum claimed 1s $50/000., The girl says ahve ant est, and it 1s generally believed that the Presi- | 204 Sth street southeast, ha ‘ofa new | Sabey have been intimate ‘ince sie was. 1s dent will stand firmly by the law, and, if the | uiding. He le notified te take dene tec sey | yours old, and that on September 11, 1s%4. bo facts in the case warrant it, Mr. Jones will be | BUH p i re Dla eae inarry her, and, after she had boven’ prosecuted. mannerte costorm to the DUNGINE Fe eal | er wedding outat, recused. Savey denies, tie ————_—_ story. The girl is a beautiful brunctte. Mason ALX. SHARPE, paymaster U. 8. A. | General Grant and the Street-Sweeper. eo ees pen at Yankton, Dak., (formerly U.S. marshal of | Ty the Editor of Tax Evaxrxo Stau: cate a ae the District) is in the city, having come east to | “As anecdotes about Gen. Grant are now in | in-chiefof the Salvation Army. after ti attend the funeral of Gen. Grant, who was his | order, permit me to add my little incident to| cation of the Pall Mall Gazttte’s reve brother-in-law. help swell the volume of reminiscences of this | Wrote a letter tothe Queen asking I A MAIL StaGE Ronpep.—The chief postoffice cy (itm << —— oe filling the columns of Teeny inspector has received a dispatch stating that a | ‘i newspapers of to-da ‘the grand old hero was stage carrying the United States mails was | one dirty, sloppy day, some years ago, in front robbed near Hawshaw, Arizoni of the Ebbitt house. He crossed over F. M. Peterson, a passenger, \. onally from the northwest corner of F street = was towards the hotel, and as hie stepped on the GENERAL SHERIDAN.—Gen. Sheridan is ex-| Corbstone he ‘was’ accosted by a litte ted 5 we iene pected in this city in a few days to report ver- | street-sweeper, who held out his tattered oereeh eaken oe - (mye seaey, 1 2 : bally to the President the condition of affairs at | for a penny. "I shall never forget the appear: | Enayf ur aasmult and hetton Outen the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian ageney. | ance of the sturdy warhorse at that time, He | CHATEC Of aasault and battery on Omicer 1 feeds ectdiers was alone, walked with his head bowed down, | Shave Newton at the Gravescid ton healt THE PRESIDENT to-day commissioned a large | apparently in deep meditation, and smoking | Sietiea net gullty, The chatsinetion wes tet number of postmasters whose, appointments the inevitable steer, One band ‘Seas thrust in ofore his trousers pocket, his ee was his swont, 4d I noticed particularly that THE PRESIDENT today appointed Robert | he had a sortof ap Indian tread 1 bo did’ not ray, 4 .; F. M.Gun- | actually “toe in.” out looking either to ae jimaneeos general. 8 oe = e1 pote the Tight or left, or seemi: to ize the surgeon general U. S. N., and Rev. Byron | a0) caf tor a miteshe put his Band med anically Sunderland, pastor of the First Presbyterian | iif his vest pocket, and, palling out a twenty church, tobe visitors to the government | five-cent piece, handed {t to the astonished hospital for the insane, Surgeon General | amin, ‘The boy stood stupefied for a moment unnell succeeds Wm, Grier, U. 8. N.,and Mr. | Styecciving snch a munifieent sur; then, drop: 3 a Sunderland succeeds Ww Bese D.D.| ping bis broom, he darted down Lith sireet, | BUTT. Gn aaterda 1 Jae 25, ISAS. after a Jong General Murray was rea) . houting to a comrade: “ Hi! I say, Scotty, the mens, CE. > A vera eal gen'man give me a quarter—a whole quarter, | of Gearge HL and’ Annie. Batt, aged sia moutla Grant's Real Name. Whoorah!’ And there was one heart made — “ ee . AN OLD LETTER FHOM HIS FATHER WHICH | happy that day by the generosity of Gen, | pPAVIS, Qn, Tuesday. July 25th. 4865, JOUN A. TELLS HOW HE WAS GIVEN 17. Grane HS HL" | Binion Dainese From the Hartford Times, July 25th, july 27, 1885. Funeral on Wednesday, at 4pm..from 4 © strect, vi Sr ee XN ie streets Mr. Richard A. Wheeler, of Sténington, Is i z sica between New Jersey avehiue and South Capitol str much interested in genealogical matters, and Complaints are bel made by merchants of DOWNING. this tife, July 25th, ISHS, at twenty years ago, when he was engaged in | youre number of Peddiers dato oe Of | 780 pas hie Tate enidonce 4 8 Foust ‘sirect, gathering statistics regarding the Grant family | the streets with permits from the jet Goin | B9Ftheast, ‘Col. 3: DOWNING. =a in Connecticut, he wrote to Mr. Jesse R. Grant, | missioners instead of leenses, ao cider cee boo, am moe father of Gen. Grant, who was at that time liv-| 49 Dorin city tora pepe: Peace D EVARS, On Monday. July 27. 1885, at 6-0 o'clock, ing in Covington, Ky., and from him obtained | "The ‘will of the late Elizabeth 8. Harkness, | 7t"and Margaret ‘Evans, aged 6 montis aud 17 some Importint acts: ‘The letter itself 1s now | pled to-day, leaves her estate to her browser, | ass in the possession of the Hon. Charles J. Hoad- | Richard G. Dove. Funeral from the residence of the parcuts, 726 Joy, State librarian. One curious revolation | “Yesterday afternoon Mr. Charles Pelham and | street southeast, on Weduessag. the dit insta, st made by Mr. Grant is concerning the | wr Al. Robertson had an aluercation at tig and | ve clock. Ives and friends invited. - adoption of the name of Ulysses for his | © sireets, In which several blows were stfuck, |, HOOD. At3-45a m. July 27th 15, of cholera son. It has been generally understood | and the latter started up the street at such # | infantum, FRANCES LOUINE, infant chitid and only thai the name given hin by bis parents was | galt that the former failed to saughter ‘of James F. and Mary Ai. Hood, aged tei ee otaincrentet Wor bain a Seen Services at the house, No. 1017 0 street northwest, obtained his appointment at West Point made | Raxcgor THE THERMOMETER.—The follow~ 7 a mistake in faving his name appear on the | ing were the readings atthe ‘Office ener, Se inet 4. mn. to which friends cadet roll as Ulysses 8. Grant, but his father] 3a m., 716; 7 a.m. 72.0; 11 @ m, 75.2: 2 goo Lerment private at 6 p.m. 2 ro ae feliz literont ators, wiuah w pow made Pub-| p.m, G00. Maximiim, 06.0; miuiminn, 70.9, | sOvOR widow of Richard Supe is as ginal Seas fe for cs <7 aati Oa Mr. Wheoler in 1865: “In Suue 1821, Mr.J. | 19,947 Cuouema Deatua—The U.8. consul | “Peel trom st. Matthews ch oa Grint ang Miss Hannah Simpson were married | a: Barvelona, Spain, ha made @ report to the | By sf, fve,c'clock nim iilalives ‘aud cs a 4 ‘altend 37th ofApen 182, tne I ‘child was born, | Marine hospital bureau showing the ravages of As is usually the case with the first, there was good deal of anxiety about selectil a name forthe child. It was finally set that the half a dozen names selected by the family should be all put in a hat, and the first drawn should be the name. Ulysses was drawn and Ihis mother's maiden name (Simpson) adopted for the mi le name.” Procording further, Mr. Grant writes in detatl sre i Of his early live: ‘In very early life Ulysses, showed aptness for business, which he executed with great energy and promptness. He also had a reat fonduess for horses, with great skill and Sidgment in thelr mansyement. Such was his