Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1887, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. AUGUST 6, 1887—-DOUBLE SHEET LOCAL MENTIO’ OUTDOOR PASTIMES, season behind Barr. Detroit issaid to havepaid| NICHOLSONS HARD KNOCKS, [IT TAKES STEAM TO BEAT HER, canoes Core Semmes Deets EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &.|EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, & a 4 ' Se — as 1900 for them. athens wely Fistic Encounter at Anacostia. | Gen. Pame’s Matchiess Yacht Buns oe a JXOURSION TO MARSHALL BALI, ‘The Weather. Young Men Who Test Their Strength oi ised, expeeeta tas opeeien, Gurtay nie soomee | aa —— Away from the Fleet, At Wnmington, Del, Samuel W, Holtingsworta, | Ginaxp Faurty Excursion E Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m, ahaa See eee, Visit to this thar tye Dectlts il eventanliy ‘A LOOAL ATHLETE DISABLES YOUR POLICEMEN, BUT (ah REE fs a jewary, manuhachbesl\-sidimitiea sumiae te RRR See By Go VETERAN VOLUNTEER Pine. strict Columbia, Marylan¢ id or thisseason. He says SUCCUMBS TO AFRICAN STRATEGY. ‘THE VOLUNTEER THE QUARTET ceased Virginia, local rains, followed By fair weathes, | AMONG THE BALL-TOSSERS—A VICTORY YOR THE Finthechampioaep chiapetcon, Ho are Pre 0 armio tloors Mone Tuan A haat Tay nuox vox re | ‘ing AA Overdowe of Iandazum. ae reaas pprtange “satis fae Disncetet Ccteashtn, Steamer W. W. Coenen winds shifting to northwesterly, warmer followed | STATESMEN—ECHOES FROM THE BALL-PIRLD—WHAT he tears that nelther Bosto nor New York wil be ‘The little town of Anacostia has been in a SlOW | Goxier cUr—THE STEAM YACHTS HAD HARD Worx | 14V8 Hollingsworth had a long ‘AUGUST 9, 1887. will leave for Marshall Hell, Wedvestay, August 10, by cooler. ‘THE BOAT CLUBS ARE DOING—THE COLUMBIA RE- | able to get there. by the | Of excitement since last Tuesday. Onthatdsy| so xzer Up WITH EER Diack, which, ag he advanced in years, became ‘The Steamer H. F. BISHOP leaves Stephenson's | 1887. Boat leaves at 9:30 m. and 6p. m., For $10 year, M. F. Holderman, 720 A st. me. | GATTA—BOATING NOTES OF INTEREST, ese So Piichery averages Saat an a1 the inbabitants of that ordinarily quiet burgh streaked with gray. La eghelpie ential tory Weta O am. ha TAPES neat ‘Tickets 500., children under 12 years half price, Bown Ia ‘The Washingtons were fortunate enough to eap- | of earned ruiis made off his delivery Of 2; Casey's | witnessed a fstic encounter which ‘will long De A telegram to the New York Sten trom Newport, patural color Be resorted to, dye which he prpictets, SOc. Chikiren, under twelve [es | Wom Gomsistomtanmenyier eae oo |THE cheapest edition of Rider Haggard’s last | ture a game from the Pittsburgs yesterday by ® second, average 2.47; Whitney ranks Ait, with an Femembered, The story, a8 related toa gras re- | August 6 sd cuiten the Thistle whl ceabeaty | aitected his a RS ee aud-th, «mk tut ymovel now on the market costs 20 cents. The He- verage: A B | Porter by witness fair, is as follows: Americanized iZ came almost grew ee ECOND ANNU: CUBS B | (J EORGETOWN ~~" nina spans sRo-morrow gives 1 0 you for § cents, | SOE Of get a tighter nold on sixth olace wien | GumO%G,clghteeath, average 4.6; Shaw ranks | POrver bY # wivcese ot the af Nisnolso, had been | somewhat shaken t-norm when she earns Row | condition and procaring fk Iarge Boia of ian Sy Ron the Sienuer MANY WASHINGTON, | Oh eect Sse nriteerenl tt ‘ juy it. ane place, in the workhouse for non-payment of a fine, | Boston’s phenomenal steel clipper, lunteer, yesterday ‘On TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1887, SST Le - Pri] Poe beichapesbeplowe eral lena, eee mantee | 2 Prouia toc tna tong Teague that | Seat ee Goelet cup. Her fine performance | minutes. Boat leaves 7th st, whirt at 9:30 ani. and 6.30 p.m. | GUST 17, 1887. Trains leave Band 0. depot at 018 ' Monvaestats vs. Le Drorrs, Athletic Park, 4:30, ‘Smoky City team, 4s one of the weakest clubs in Teague and after remaining there a few days he released | captured the $500 cup. Her: = 2 u 4 ‘ad ~ | Xm. 2:40 and 4.40 < leaving Bay arrive t Teas hook nae G | toa tuay sucess fu'w instead sume ost pane Becrlt sugges Than somesor the. big” Gtuve Rises Brsaee FCA tee ae Gastas AE oe aera ee anounclag the departure ot Prince Ferdinara for | seas’ act Be. Sere Sea eon sent ete : aoe Penuayivanis avenue, | Wil_retarm ie fetes » paraibe case the American ©, sociation “ts | obtained $5. with ‘his he swam beck fo the Brasoeisne puns ana noe te the nature of an Bulgar aro untrue, He has so far hesitated to | im; cr cae ractnge tons pho atend ary ee r— eis 212 Penna place. Yesterday's game was characterized by Mchouse, pald his fine. and was dischargea ou | conoriem make bis entry into the capital tn s please fe eS er gett | eens een eercenen ct Shieh Meenaete Sine | ane, Uaening om Dock siden, Gtmsare, whe ro- | 6S acueeg Gan is erent would te | Foaton Tn the evening he starved for Anscostia. “Tine preparatory gun boomed from the fing-ship oct rine mano Auta i to brave | \Wrouxa wees —cumTeTIaN—aasocuriox | Bax Ravox, See ea all ROU Dee eee Suis one | cently Jolmed the team, and who ts regarded a8 a | composed of Winton atenee Cl of ulk | He musy incr nave had some dimiculty or been | seg clock. ‘This set the speoters maneuvering | Mee Ti, PrOUADLY ROL BOW. Ye oppoution So EN Tas Ee NSIS” ae ace Hin not ouly strength, DUt | rauure when away from home, occupied the box | sdeiphie, catehee, Tidrran of Boaton, iat yet | who met kine Ween roma Ge Rater: Teen | for pomsuina: _Abother gun Afteen catneien inne | he Rese ener eee eae On the Steamer WW CORCORAN, ON THE CHRSAFEAER, raganc 7 w nim when. Eastern ost = iis partner and ROBY id he PaO | Pe Meee og Ney nc! | Bia weemnnen esas, (ap Raster Branck | for postions, Another gun fteen minus ator — Pe ONDER NEW aaxacEMENE Aiguis Jo Moar. Prices: Por Sxey paras | MSWOFK The Pittsburgs secured but eight hits, | Fi'pouecm: Saheees Farrel shoristgp; Horning, | Bridge were willing (o testity that his face wore ine in admirable style, all on the starboard tack, CITY ITEMS. Boat leaves 7th-at. wharf 6'p.m. Tickets 50c, aub-2t? Druggets ou Monday. Prices: For 3x2: one being @ base on balls, Morris twirled for the | nea; ‘of Philadelj right feild. ‘until the ‘side of the bridge was reached QPOONLIGHT EXCURSION. 2.93; {01 Yards, $3.38; for 3x3 yards, $3.98; A a iphia, ‘The Puritan was first acrossat 10:16:25, She was meni Eatin, purds, $078 dhe above about one-hit | Pittsburgs, and twelve hits were made. ‘Each side te bei roita ‘deserve eatnespent more money | Soat over one atm Sad fanaa Tarheay Pak Mus | followed closely by the cutter Huron at 100% | wise Clara aston’ Syase Bor] THE NEW AND THOROUGHTX-EQUIPPRD | , Tpemest complete tn all ts appotutments of any = former made three errors. ‘The Pittsburgs gained their ae Ce prices and | hat. The Priscilie, disy al ee ee ae en Cross Hospital at the Drill, at tyne’s Book Witt eo STEAMER HENRY E. BISHOP oe, iescty ae eee a second ‘The Wasbingtons : look rescent Moon, crossed at | store, 5c. ‘ML leave son's Wharf, foot of 7 Splendid Academy Band, vanxen's Health Corsets $1.19. aot | Oly xan in the inning. The W: has never ca; the pennant. It'does av Bar. 7 fo t yacht ‘timed thus: At7 OCLOCKP. M- SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, ad tptisnen sheeting B50. we Bucnbuxane Cee Scored one each in the fourth and sixth and three } more narm for one club to be continually winning ‘Just as he crossed the rallroad track he was met | Hoda esos :017 Treqans, “osiosits Masi, Good Singer for $10. . fors FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. novus sx Inwivos, Athletic Park, | M™{BEseventh. ‘Hines made two double-baggers, | te gO oad Be ae Eee the peipent| by Bergeant MoCathran, ‘who halted him | Ltoad; PAR AOAC Te ee a weer Singer Machines, which we have taken | SAIL OF FIFTY MILES boWN THE POTOMAC : bhieses Vee penne 19:30; », 10:19: "i : poe iS aaaT - Gane ea mesa man pony ‘ud: Pipes yo season after seagon, the quicker the base-ball shop | and began asking several questions, The Ree vouuntecr wan eine ite ee ees Rockett aeren soeeaamer tas Fare, 25 conte, ae whart ULE 38, 2007, Lp or ager pcb rercpe opm fay Pact. | peor quite a record as an inflelder. He | 18 closed the Wetter.—, iphia Press, crowd which to, congtegate | schooner Sachem on her lee beam. ‘They glided | drawers, cover and all attachments: $10 only. At | Lickets for: HENRY BROS. & CO. 72 ee ial asta aa (uaa Wee pocomta canner enema ‘THE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. tee qtaee an oieeeine At, rest ete | across ether at 10:20:07, The Phantom tol-| Avansacn’, Th and, | os WOORLIGHT BiCUReON Traine are Baltimore and Ohio RR. Depot. Wash 21 Louisiana & day. It 1s hoped’ that the’ Senators have recov-| nts cbarge rowing men | start Ison! hand come into | iowed at 10:21:17, and leaded Maytiow Sarapapaee Gea = 4 ington, week days, st 9:15 am. 2:40 pm.and 4.40, = ONS) ere trom beat Po Ge sey andr stents piven yas seco gana wat ergennt moCathrans forebead with | a) 10-21:0) itn ne Atlante ORY @ second be-| Bargaine, Watches and Jewelry. Frank, | ores oF sreawei MARY WASHINGTOX | m. Arrive at Bay Hige10-4S0:m..3:20 nant 00 13 Ione in Chic wi = force and soun ram, and hing her on er r. The Titante pom. Return! Ridge 4 FUSGELL'S ICE-CREAM. fore they left home. The Washingvon public wil | 1us to this branch of athletica’ Bixteen men have the Samson of the Anacostia police force measured | Way timed at 10:22:30, the Pocahontas eiGasae Deg. Collars engraved en Waltzes, 457 RIVER VIEW, ing leave Bay 8:05 am. 2 p.m. ‘Tue Rervatic to-morrow will contain @ com-| be Pleased to note that Dall bas joinéd alread gone into training, and a number of men length on the ground, Nicholson quickly nd the Troubadour at 10:23. ete now his " and 9:00 p.m. Arrive at Washington 10am. : ‘The handi On TUESDAY, AUGUST'9, 1887. Spm. and something never done by a ReWSpaper | the team. He 1s the favorite whom, ex- who are now away on vacations will be added to femped, upon him, and with one band squsezing gun was fired at 10:24:40, and the five belat Pennsylvania avenue, 8 Btoamer will leave at 6:30 p.m, returning at 11:30 | 3:10p.m..9:15 p.m. end 10:30 p.m. On Sundays leave fore. Buy it, say, Washington 18 trying to 8 He foCathran’s e rr until his tor ‘pieru pa Weshington 10 am., 2 pm, and 3 pa. Arrive the ranks on their return, Mr. Ward expreases Contestants that started after that were thus of | Reys Gray, White, and Blue Flannel ‘ickets, lady and gent, 50. Bay Ridge 11:16 am. 315 pm end eis is ‘earn and ; from his mouth, with the other hand he drew the ‘timed. They were the Fanny, Heontu see iter Men's slat Auer | . a -, SPEctAt. 18 Books at Bavw’s.—Dicken’s, 15 vols, | Pays iow, Te 1s not only what he does | himself as greatly pleased with’ the material at | sergeant’s locust and threw it up the street. ee Gracle, and the cutter Stranger All the Dachs reo outa se oe Bowing ‘Machine | Adler’ ticket, 25c. EVERIN _*u5-4t_| p.m. Returning, leave Bay itidge 8.03 am. 12 noon, ‘elo, $0.98; Mac. Hist. of Eng., 5 vols, clo, {nat 1s praised, but what he tries to do. The | his command, and 1s confident that the earn-| An unknown man Tan tothe agsistance of the Single stickers ‘carried mainsails, forestays JD, | Rooms, 7th and H sts. 3 PECIAL SATURDAY, EVENING BXCURSION | ¥p.m,and 9pm, Arrive at Washington 10:38 am, semen ecmsonsnm | Rar teal ainda be | ive rate ure ces | Br eects wm nme gs gee pa | Mean Nese arma | Surcay,pouraite raun mee | £ Wodwo- ti? Hekate ck nocaan ” s 2 = ce hold of a fao- e urs AN VIEW, EY POINT and E ae ee haps they, can make a rally. Thé Chicegues tory showing it tho seul ronptte, ‘Columbias KIRBY TO THE RESCUE, 10:35, ‘The Puritan still maintained her starting CORNFIELD HARBOR, ‘Ticketeon sale at all B.& 0. ticket oMces in Wash Licutyine Rops repaired. Speaking tubes, seem to be an exception to the gen are ‘well with ‘and the | Meanwhile through the crowd which surrounded | jead. ‘The Priscilla was half a mile dead astern c¢ |_ For a san Assortment of Palace Steamer G! LEARY. SATURDAY, AUG. | sopton, On Sunday tickets eld at B&O ‘Depot only. = J. i. KUEauye, Tule and play just as good or as poor bail at home | necessary equipments and enere 18 no danger eer kine size | her, and the Volunteer nearly a quarter of a mile | Lamps, see L. H. Hopkins, 904 Pa, ave, $.,5:30 bam from Tee street wierd. Reeadvertisement of Bay Ridge Company for special 1212 Pennsylvania avenue, | or trav ‘With Anson at their head they seem |@nat there will "be the cause | the combatants Officer Kirby, a man of great onthe iron boat’s weather quarter. It was dif™- Bicycling, and Traveling | oP" RN, aye Norfolk ang Western allroad Co. eocgnatiney Fa Be eet oblivious to the prejudices of an unfriendly crowd. | Yor aint. on this score. | ‘The new | end strength, was rapidly pushing his way to the | Cut'to tell the relative pone Ot | Boating, yoling, and 7 TO | Sense, ouly, tty feet trom Vinrinie Beach Hatiroad | attractions - per and 100 envelopes for | Other games yesterday resulted as follows: ich arrived this week | rescue. The crowd sent up a yell of delight as he | with any degree of accuracy until the Electra | Stirts for mén and boys, all colors and sizes, ert pe ye 30 ia and | W. M. CLEMENTS, ©. K. LORD, wensarecs Detrott, 8; Boston, 6. “Chicago, 7; New York, 2 | irom the Senator ta” erase ati | resus: The oro Prova drone, of a herg who | steamed ahead of them and crossed their bows. | 200-0 #4 at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot and | freee the Boston whar Ell greased 4e21-3m Manager, Gou' owslons Athleut, 7; Mets, “4.” Brooklyn, 5; Baltimore, 1. | tory in every restore aad Maat eastae | Strode by with the prow came, saw, but did not | Then 1t was noticed that the Mayflower was to | S¢Wing Machine Rooms, (To Norfell and return. $2.50: to, Fort Monroe and LONIAL BEACI é ‘DaisY SHAM-HOLDER, $1; 604 9th st. Dw, Cincionatl, &; St. Louis, 0. Cleveland, 13; Louis- | pe a very fast boat, ‘It 1s supplied with Ward oars gonquer. When Kirby got within reaching dis- | windward, but that the Volunteer was rapidly Drink the “Queen of Beers” return.82.50; topinis and return, including POPULAR WATERING PLACE Pes CENT ‘on pocket ville, 10. and carlocks and Davis silding seats, as well as | tance Nicholson's fist clove the air like a streak of | getting the weather bulge on her. It was along | rf you want to save doctors’ bilis, The health of diaper at} 25 Por View ang return. ios AND EXCURSION RESORT. Fo ieees cigar writiog and dresslug casea and | The following 18 the standing of the clubs to | with frpcesea neste ee eee well as | tance Nicholson's Ash clove the alr ik ‘Tne oMicer, | Feach to the Sow and Mus. ‘The Voluntecr exe Our eptire family will be studied by ordenng this | Clune dinner at Hoiel, €32:25;, to, Fort Montes and uae © Menon .£Fd, etter, cigar, writing and dressing eases, and | , The Tour feel exseoding therrocomacs’ new shen oy | od valaively giegped sana Toun by the shock; | to be sailing. close to tiiree points of the wind, | beer fita the Ageneh, 10S Deus meriwent, | Tete gs for the service, will make Terular Rey all other fancy leather goods, tone Seven inches. Work will shortly be commenced | convulsively clasped his side with both hands and | she passed the Priscilla twenty yards to windward 76 cents per dozen, em ‘Bectire rvoms and tickets at 619 and 1351 Pennayl- (except on Saturdays) of and | fall goods, at rants aye. mer ee on the old cedar gig, the intention being to put in | ran of, c1 in socents of anguish, “I'm shot! | at 11:18. The Priscilla changed her smail fore- vaninave., Company's office. 7th-st. wharf, SE 36 Leeoven fthestrect ferry shertah 1231 Pennsylvania fe Won, a new set of ged ana es anece i we ete ee me! Rea teictae Rae veuion ae sare for a Lae rr Ge rely noes So a re oanes, =, aerr nagrep ind Zuepnope No. 745-3 Facing P.WELC 3B hy ‘et the ond howe =? 38 2 service in rough water. It 18 a good jut ion at ap} of up in running what she lost in pointing. It hel i qi 5 s 3 ieerve pentane i eee Das been out Of commission the past two pearson | Ofloer, Mr, Prather, with wpbecaiees pleasure. | her very little, ‘The Mayfower: surg Hi Bry The Republic to-morrow and you will be led nobly | Orders by mai, MoGax’s, Oth near Dat. wAs ELIGHTFUL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION account of its interior construct rendering it | This gallant officer had blood in his eye and his | for ‘supremacy in windward position. by is pinched = D ypure to get the worth of your money. unsuitable for use on any but the smoothest | “billy”in his hand. But he, too, was ignomini- it her little jib topsall trembled and sagged | 500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel Shirts seated eeneneeny 60 6 ery 49 39 40 a7 2h ‘The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN leaves her wharf at iter. The ‘hich has been used in recent | ously conquered by a blow in the stomach, which afiag. The Puritan was still in the lead, but | 8t $1.50, worth fully $2, all and At} 10am. and 6:30 p. arriving at 4nd 10:30 IS ‘Save your eyesight, consult Hempler, cor. 434. : Taces ts thet ttanaformant Netimaat Mun eee [oo nea Teeling and groaning with pain, a quarter of a mile to leeward Of the Maroney | Auerbactrs Bleycle atart Depot and Sewing Max | j'nn: stopping at hiaraball Hallie rumen AMU SEMENTS. 3 =——— - Owing to the fact that it wag once & shel it Is araieacys nd the Volunteer. chine Rooms, 7th and H sts. 3 ails please the most fastidious on t 01 posed ‘and " Marshall cITY AND DISTRICT. wlammaseiaiaed Popularly supposed to be as light and swift as inary cedar four-oar. In reality, however, the | _ BY this time the fallen officers had begun to re. | , As jaime ciecurm® which had moderated Ler | wpoyas Gime” mends ‘om—Roston Varieties | MANUAL Corcoran leaves for Marshall Reavy, double cockpits ‘and the massive bracing | Cover themselves and rise, and an end was put to Zi (LATE ABNER'S). Hall st 10:30am. and 2:30 p.m, sharp, reaching ‘The game yesterday afternoon between the Amusements To-night. crossed the course of the racers, The Volunteer | preg Butter churned every morning | Washington a “30 p an. To-NIGHT, Monumentals and the Peabody clubsand the game ) render it of greater weight than an ordinary gig. | the contest by Joe Frazier, a colored man, who | was then to windward of even the ‘Magheuen and Gana Inari wants pring abe tee | eee slp for eather buy, Oo. aué-st GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Kenxan's Tezaren—Comic Opera and Varlety. | 111 atternoon between the Monumentals and Le severe Rianetat se 18 the heavlest gig in USS | adopted the “prizmring” ee a a AT te giants re Senne mule on Der Quarter: | Also, Cottage Cheese and Butvermil; Sweet sulk | — Pere Tues tf Beach BY PROF. LOUIS NECKAWS ORCHBSTAA, | PanonaMs BviLpiye.—Battle of Bull Runs Drolts will complete the second week of the Wash- | S0uth of tp that would have delignt Hider Haggard. i re sai ey cor be, per quart. Fk? _ ADMISSION FREE, AW, Carr O'Leary, Green, Reed, Woodward, Mc-| Frazier ran into Nicholson and locking his arm | Into the eyes of the wind. What the relative post- tconetmoeatae contestant al ela, C.J. > | the Hercules toward him, and then lifting bim 1n = 1LY = u enacts nk ceikag a, | ee me peclal pralse ae thes have | Who was formerly one of the clube best oarsmen, | the er wenea Nise eat ground. BUL It took | ly breeze, descended on the fleet ike a guuny ser | Sexzana Orr: rRsr Siaes AR ES Lisa WEBBER'S BUMLESQUE ERO encase ap follows: Ted HL Hendrieas; | Ous.clubs deserves especial La eee te et ave | has gone into business in Philadelphia, and has elgut tien to put the bracelets on Nicholson, tain ip a Spectacular play. ‘The topsails were hid- CLOSING OUT! ON MONDAY, AUGUST 8TH. Next week SIDS Maso eae aes cee SF EEE + B.S. | Worked $0 well together a8 to Keep the Interest OD | peen transferred to the non-resident Uist. ‘uk Stan's informant related with much | den first, and the steel beauty ad the appear: = eS sa GFORGE LEANS teaves | JpaNOAMA OF BATHL OF POLE RUR. wing; LL Sy 4 ms ine] lag Mr, Coyle, who lat tual ie said that the scene around | ally u a as ad mel ant x Di ua ma. cl ; chaldret cool Dew Horn; M., J. Johusog; 7, Suste Copeiana; Cnap- | day and ‘Thursda Cee oemonstrated this | Princeton and was’ numbered inoue ber best | the Uttle station on Harrison street was one of | mingled with the gray mist, ‘The leaders ran into Peery ont tata: SEPT Secure ‘your Tickats sand Sesiosmose sk | PMMLALLY couled Wy new and complete Jain, Emma Sauter; G., E. Downing; Sentinel, Geo. | tact. On We d ic Fede —— {Sto 11, | atbletes. He will probably row in the junior four. | woe. ouroucers sat out infront, One nursed | a clearer slice of the atinosphere at 1: AT At oftice ‘on wharf, Grand Musical Entertsinment on THLETIO PARK ) Hempler. ane | Se Orions in the last Foes J took a game from | ,, Howard Perry has been appointed a member of | hig stomach, another his side, one ‘his head, and | like the mere ghosts of yachts materializing. | BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! | steamer and at the beach. C. W, RIDLEY, — Everybody Delighted with the ‘Train No. 84 on the Baltimore and Potomac Rall- | and on Thursday the Athletics y Aacore of 6 | tHe committee for the Potomac River regatta in | the ‘other Washed. the dite toon as eee ed TKS Puritan, to an inexperienced landsman, — wast es ns ol ROLLER COASTER. Tpad. was aetained OB hour sud a half yesterday, | the Le Droits by suberb team work by ascore of 6 | Disc of Dr. Harbam The iarerman ou ged to | clothes, might have been supposed to be leading, but shé | One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value AILY I NORFOLK AND FORTRESS ‘OPEN ar 7 Crete pee CE a Or 1s safe to say that the | Tesign, as he will soon leave the city and will be | ‘This eventful chapter in the history of Anacos- | wasi't, as she Was tO) far to leewartaeghees Se ITI O TSE PNY BG ieee een | wD monte : : PEN AT 7 P.M. Puacatnery om oe BOL Except the injury to | "Before the season closes tt ibe able ereditaply | UBavle to aid in the preliminary arrangements. | ua was closed: be the teat ee oe Nicholson, | Sow atid Pigs ligutship on the ‘starboard reach, | 22 afe2 25, redenad to 15, Steamer EXCEISION MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS | _tyS1m__ MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. ‘the engine no ae Gone. Wi Se eee ctr purely professionel tres, | .,Tnere Will be a club regatta to-aight, beginning | Whon it Wee found that oe Ne yainst | ‘The advantages of being good at pointing were | 12¥s finest quality, worth Sp FBIDaYs. aud steamer GEOHGE LEARY 1 - — a= if a route for sbbranch road to Betecley Springs | Cycows vats With thelr purely professional Dreth | acy mm.” ‘The program jacludes a junior ee race, | Whee He Was found th afterward that hid fe uot | illustrated. tothe Electrus guests whes “sie | puessgoons: pases Goops: | Dava. TH and SATURDAYS, COUNTRY BOARD. ing @ route for a branch road to Berkeley Springs | ren. ‘The Athletics still hold the forts have bouu | f9ue-oared, and elght-oared races, and will con: | boen for Franer ne Wand have Whipped every | stopped just west of the lizhtship and Waited tor | qumense areortsont of Dreas Geode to Picids, folk. daily. except MONDAYS, | — “ede ¥_BOARD. __ Sp a tudgesovep che" Fotomac und ranuing'& | Waite, cue manumenias and, Alen Tare, VL | clude witha srimmog match, "rhe Fes ill | man and onicer in the town. tuarvelous Works" Would be iticult tocancate | Checks Steen and Fancy Styer; cash vauo 28, re-| aS as fan Wonton’ wae’ Exclve eoanee: TPO gk HIRE DoAKDERS Can we Accom a e not be arranged un' pret ——___ marvelous work. It would be difficult to conceive | 5 x 23, tion with Boston and Providence steamers. Connec “ a branch from the Main Stem to Hancock, Md. Played their quota of games. | Those who Pro- | the races, inorder that the men may be divided ‘The Parks Not Sleeping Places, Galne doka toned the liga eat a Meet: AO | to 10. Disck Drocade Bak Greuetiness aon | Sise, eich stoner ‘ariel for Hichiond, eteamersfor | gm, tmodated at “Maple Cottags” the remainder of he ra athe lato James M. King, of Indianap, | fess to be thoroughly acquainted ean he reaatare | as fairly as possible. ‘VARIOUS PERSONS FINED FOR TRESYASS ON THE PUB | CAlue down Loward the ligutship like a deerhcund, | duced t010. | Blsck Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash | Now org. and all steam, and railroad lines for the | Sax, BRUNER, Pelle Ciiu “mea Sis death, wan led. yesterdays leaving ‘his estate | Syemeunos he seretat ams, give tne Monumen: | re aret hop which the club has given this sea~ UO MEIERTAToRs torent aes ate at aucun, Yachts steam | vale 61 reduced to 50 cents, Fancy Sikaccauh value | South Sct rom and eka ae O10 end 133i | 304 ui SURE aEaDow a G A ~ ve even- sagan 4 rats, 2 g @ Elect yw. Then | 50, 7 oc om hotels jones jephoue, ear Mountevili madoun Ce ay ois wily Netue L King. hind places in the Order named. he following 18 | fo7, “and! was a decided social sucess: Square | TO-day tn the Police Court Jno. Smith, colored, | Os aud Lows mneluding nt tile new Suse | (Gner than bun's ving) wide double width, al pure | Sook oumeateg yotelaand renicuesn Telephon | le, Kondoun Ce ‘iba who jeave the city during the summer can | the present standing of the clubs: datices were tabooed, and the evening was given | Was charged with trespassing on Mount Vernon | janni and. gue water, and the Fall River line | wool, 373. Besutifal Lawns, nearly one yard wide: Mma. driviigy horses, Address be ee Won. Lost. ‘Up to promenading on the balconies und an occa- | Square. He was arrested by Officer Kendall, who fucwnceler Bristol, DIAG with jubilant Bostobe | Sach value 124 euoed to 8, R “ LL. Sets ftom J Athletics. . ae mal waltz or polka. ‘Ihe house was prettily 3 ly ans, |W cone ae ee eae = Customers who buy 85 or over will receive s , YOUNTRY BOARD FOR @4 A WEEK, AN Sirens oe omen as desired, 69 The | Monumentais - 2 3 | fuitinatedand af? tie necessary arrangements | Suited that the defendant was drunk and iying | Lats here, utnered, argund) at the, light: pair of HANDSOME DAMABK TOWELS wor @1, | Washingtonians’ Most Popular Resort Steamer — | ( aut pisce for children. Address WILLIA aleeas NG cree ne en ee ates 1 | tor the occasion recetvea the personal attention of | 02 one ot mnehes asleep. ae amid a racket that might have been - SrAEG: wAieamcraee SWAYZE, Miunteville, Prisce William county. Va. - the order Le Drot 1 3 | Messrs, Rudy, Mason, and Haywood, who had the | there had been a great many complaints about almost heard here. She had dropped her A BRE, TUT ERE RRR. Avundance of shade, tee, inilk, &c., and no malaria. a Ortons.. 1 3 | atrair in charge, rsons occupying the benches in the park and | spinaker pole while approaching the liht-ship, G8 cy RR EO ROR - ete Excursions, Peabod; 1 4 Considerable rifle practice has been going on at Keeping ladies andi cuildren. trou getting seats | and her iimense spinnaker burst forth Just. 90] 9 | A.A ERE, ER RRE FEST GEASS BOARD CLAGETT WaNaIO The Pickwick Club will give an excursion to | “ ‘The Alerts retura home this evening from their Analostan Island during the past week. Trials | The sudge ‘old the prisoner that the benches in } seconds after she rounded. ‘The wind, which was. Yoo ARE E F Be EE i AS near Silver 8} Stanon, Metropolitan Kail fer Cedar Point on the steamer Henry E. | southern tour. pave been made of the Springfield, Heiington, | the ‘public parks were not made for drunken | now southeast by south, grew lighter, and the bie z Bu | Sor vartoulags inguire 4 aad 5 og on Friday, August 19. eee eee Manet eects | Hotchkiss, and Winchester rifles, dnd there hus | persons to occupy. ‘They were placed in te parks | all grew. tre he Furitanitacked forthe | 40) Sasa AReerkeAGE WEAR GEESE. raving atl0 a.m, Returning at 5:30 p. Mansion, Erightwood. D.C.__“aut-w"_ (On Monday next there willbe a family excur- | week: August 8 Athletics vs. Peabody; August 9, been the usual diiference of opinion in regard to | for the benetlt of ladies and children. A fine of $5 | light-ship at 5 ame a question whetheg iy: 100. Prof. Proctoria Dancing Bcliool Re; Ste BANK FARM, TWo MILES FROM ALEX. sion to Colonial Beach on the steamer George | Alerts vs. LeDroits; August 10, Monumentals $e | thelr respective merits, Bach man believes in bis | was imposed and the Judge took’ his personal | toe Maytlower, whlch was the only yacht besid& btjon EVEKY SATURDAY EVENING. leaving at SStnsps ober "erotciaee accommodations ea ill TetOEe OE LO Pe a ee aoc | OronS; August 11, Alerts va. Athletics; AUgust 32, | Gwa gun’ The club Mamie oe ants bonds, with the undersianding that if caught | the Volunteer that succeeded in making the Bpot- Pama Metamniog, UL pan. Tickets, 25 cents, | tants frat, Yo, mil = seins Rae fu@., and will return af 10 p.m., Fiving the excur- | Leproits, va. Peabody; August 13, Alerts va. Mon- | Smoky ita members whe ore accomplished inarks- | again under similar circumstances he would ‘be | ship on the starboard reach, would not, despite AW. A Cc Mot handy, Pine Brass Banden Seed eke | Se ES - Address tre Pelonists three hours at the beac! uimentals, men, and the match which 1s soon to tuke place | brought n to pay both fines. Otto Klein was | the Puritan's big lead at the start. beat ner orp Axsour WUoats rp aad an ony ok te ain ies The Lone Star Beneficial Association will (as Gladmon, who played with theWashingtons last | wij exhibit some excellent short-range targeung. | charged With ‘tea Ing On the Smithsonian | around. ‘The doubt was settled at 1:03:25, when ily to z George Lea WL Be re ot eT otong | Season, is With the Athletics; be is showing up| “Arenie May, Heed, Harward, Harban, Chilton, | Grounds. He said he was ignorant of the law; | the Puritan rounded to the tool of wuistles and E. 8. RANDALL, Captain, eee ee a ee eames, and Colonial | weit. and McCawley are among the entries for the ten- | that he had served the government twenty years | the thunder of guns. ‘The Mayflower was simi FO Ce eS aa a eel oe uenets issued | " Pisner 1s pitching good ball for the Orion, and | Si match on huawei on the frontier and had only been here a year. He | larly greeted as she weathered the Taare nae ss Bay Roce: eer fesrcper phd roe Sor thts trip. his support upon the whole ts above the average. | “Darkness prevented the ball game last Saturday Was fined $5. Frank Schemmerin pieaded guilty | 1:04:01. The Atlantic was well handled, and 1 Beary © Bishop will sai S) miles down the Foto: | ,, TUG LeDrolt Park people have Just reason to ‘be | evening trom being. fuisued” "The Blues’ ued | tors aeaier cae and’ was ted @ still | galncd iauch on the Prisca: She gor ato ae THE QU \d of their representatives id the four. The — Jno, Ci el ri Fogart u (Mac to-night aud return, leaving her wharf at 7 | Pres in particular liberally SEE eae by | Played five innings, and the Keds four. um-} amount. Jno, Camp! and Frank Fog: rw RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE! | Fairfax County, Va. NB The Beduoin followed her at 1:11:45, A MODEL PLEASURE RESORT, GROUNDS A B walks: refe Rev. John Dudle pire deciared the game a draw by a score of 9 to 9, | strangers in the city from Pittsburg, were charged | and the unlucky Priscila a 1:12:45, THIS 18 THE VACATION SEASON, AND GI SN ES York ave, and Welter y, Enq 1301 = a ir patronage. ing back to the end of the fourth inning. The | with sleeping on the hear the Baltimore} Meanwhile the spinnakers of the foremost yey abeancgery ct tad ‘Adirces Mie MARY OLis, Uiiftu Station, Pate: ‘The officers of the steamer Mary Washington tiene peabeas i team has strengthened thetr out- | fives eneared a protest, and the athletic commit ee aceon Scepots ‘ahey were fined $5 each. yachts were taken in, a3 the wind in the 4iy-mile | TLEMEN OUT OF THE CITY NEED COATS OF No Change of Cara, fax Co., Va. seul give a moonlight excursion to River View on | seiq by securing several well-known Washington ‘tee, which 1s the final tribunal for the settlement ————_— Tun tothe Hen and Chickens Lightship was unsult- z #1. 81. $1. 31 aL Brame IEE 4 Tuesday evening next. e players. Of disputes of this nature, decided in their favor Lieut, Amiss Complains, able for the big side sails, notwithstanding that | DIFFERENT DEGREES OF THICKNESS. Fast Trains Spiendid Coaches, a a A special excursion to Norfolk, Fort Monroe, | P rhe bulletin board and special wire at Athletic by a score of 10 to 9. HE OBJECTS TO HAVING’ INFORMATION PUBLIsHED | they Were set well forward. Balloon jtb- Is sl. 8. a 81 BL + to prototecomfort. fret claenyatronageesticntenh, ‘Puwinia Beach, Ocean View, Piney Point and Corn- | park’ enabies those whoare interested in the pro. THE ANALOSTANS. ABOUT CkIMINAL CAMES UNTIL THE FoLice Cuooss | Seeined Lo be the proper thing, and tuey began | re seay SEEM A LETTER Pectaeneme ao Reta oe ings. Som compere Sopucatge ges a neuen, one Leary to; | gress of the Washington Club, to waten the 1 result} See nen SEES Dlossoming trom the stays. ‘The Volunteer had a a n, Week August 1st_7th, inclusive: : ‘OLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash. Go, Md. = well asto witness a fine €: lon play-| A meeting will a gorgeous One of cream-yellow silk. It looked like Attraction, Woek August 1st— awon - 73m. Monday. ng question of entering the fall regatta will receive | | Complaint ts made by Lieut. T. B. Amiss, of the | Fiinverted petal of a glosey Hower Ces pike | TALK ABOUT OVERCOATS THIS HOT WEATHER, FREDERICK ¥. INNES, UCTION SALES. The excursions of the steamer W. W. Coreoran | !"ff5,5 Ropert Portner Club, of Alexandrt Vfg | attention, The decision is awaited with much | first precinct, to the District Commissioners that | peerless liver by a suction Manin OCNEr| Son WHO RYE WAIT 0 iia MOUNTAINE On SS AUCT! ALES. fre, ery enjovable. Tomorrow the boat will | visited Hyattsville yesterday and defeated the interest by all the boating men, and it is hoped | information respecting warrants ts given to re-| yachts Umed at the lightship were: M THE HOTEL IS NOW READY FOR GUESTS. SIL OFFica will DEFAETINE ‘the Mary Washington will make’ two trips to | On tnetr own grounds being once defeated by the | sue Other clubs ure in. communication. with ecu | wnien aeteate the object which it ts desired to ac- , : em, 1B er 5 River View to-morrow at 10:30 4 mand 3p.m. | Oivmoice “fine tober Partie tears will lescg | other, DUC no steps can be taken until the matter rant will be served on the American and European | AUCTION SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE. HORSE, complsh. Lieut, Auitss instances the case of Jas. | Paunys 1:64:10; Pocoliontas, 1 i. In the reach trom the start to the Sow | DED NOT WISH HE HAD TAKEN ONE, MANY A Jon American pla, Kates—Trau MARINE GLASSES Pilis1iNG Phase blosad ‘he John W. Thompson will leave to-night at 4 rs y has been settled by the Analostans. E. Sherwood, in witch he applied for a warrant | } 22 miles, the Ve a SS oti : 520 clock for Coluaial Beach, Coltows and oe Ca a theaters composed of Eekstela stroke; Adams | for his arreston a charge ot adultery with a woman | Musume 4 mlnutes 16 seconder tive tutes | MAN PAYS MORE MONEY FOR DOCTOR'S BILLS perday, ith teard, $3: week. with boan Ge SE . kiston Islan is The headquarters 3 Abert, 2, a lantyne, bow, won the gold | nam ce Wray. In his letter omnis ie a ehthe 7 z . sncmth ends 7 a Sock ot 1: he tips of tue Pilot Boy to, Glymont are well | Ctupis No. Gal F succet nortuwest, Washington | uicduls atthe club regatta tn tue edriy part otc | Hamme Se, vray, 20 a Mh @ seconds; aind the Prisca acne eauees | 1x CONSEQUENCE OF EXPOSURE THAN ALIGHT | 3034 Re GEO. WEBB, ¢ ‘Agent. | mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A M.,in near The boat will go down to-night at 7 | 5'C2, where they would like to bear irom alf ‘the | season. They held tie medals, however on coudk, |“ seline cose wuts was been easy to make, but | sconds, ‘The Volunteer took in her jib topeat ay TPE TENTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE | “Termacash. Pa and to-morrow she will make two trips—10 | leading clubs of the District. Hon of thelr being ready to defend thein igainst | while at the Police Court, going Uurough tue pre- reparatory to rounding the Henand Chick. | OVERCOAT WOULD HAVE cosT HIM. vERY | "J TORE STAI DENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION By onder of Cet Swmal Offcer, 7 gg m. and 3:30 p. m. crew, composed of members club, which | Luminaries preparatory to making tbe aitidavit the ; peat fd soe i iven MONDAY, ; nd A. Q. M.. U. 8. ‘Fred. N. Innes the trombone soloist, plays to- RCHOES FROM THE BALL FIELD. might challenge them durlag. che sumer’ Sioa | LuMDattes Preparatory Lo evinced a reluctance to fer rocked koek, and darted homereaerouetted Of | eryLIgm ONES FOR $10, 12, AND #15. "TO GOLONTAL BEACH. a ae erties ne ‘Sitoee, Bigual Service, row at Bay Midge for the last me. ‘the man-| O’Brien has made nine home runs. Umeagoa challenge was received from a crew | prepare the papers, and asked who it was that Was 1:45:50. Some of the boats belind her, with Risser ate ney ere er price fore beg | _DUNCANSON BEOS., Avcts, meme WEL, bat hic eee iin for the remainder | | Ttissald that Pittsburg and Indianapolis are | consisting of Hogan, stroke; Eldridge, 3; Dent, *, | bad so desirous to bring ake na a Recianapecrae ineeee Ge ee COOL DAYS, WHICH ARE SURE To come | 8/fe.hime Diekenn poe: Galdre BAT price ton ey OF TON SAFES Of next week, but his other engagements call him | after Esterbrook. und Azpel, bow, and Monday evenlug of tnls weak | man shermood:_ 1 Pau dt was myself. He re- | run beuween the two marks In less time, butsne | 70° ies the Arrowmuith will be good for this trip. -sul-Ot* — pe Madaine Medora Henson, (he Cornet virtuoso, and} | ‘The league did not take kindly to the Joe Start | was fixed tipon for the trial of Tug ince | plied that it looked like spite work. We had con. | (uve minutes and Se aeconds trees ee ee A SERGE OR A FLANNEL SUIT MAKES | ~\~ CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP. [atcelsar Sogn ie Thompeen end Mary 2 Madaine Medora Henson, the vocalist, will be the | boom for umpire. Settee ana ene? Ro gS towt, was taken by | siderable talk about the case, and finally I had to | Sid It 2 tnlnutes and Bs seconds, asuer than the | SOON, A SERGE CHEAP AND DELIGHT and chattels of J ged Mary arcoractint ie uneurpered eres Feputation as | | Cum Carroll has played im forty-three games | McCloskey, ‘aud the Sappho was ‘selected Uy. the | go totus Lalted wae aero nally Thad to Of the Mayflower. ‘Tuey rounded respectively at | ONE VERY COMFORTABLE AT SMALL COST, | “Sue steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will, during the | Sq’ D'streeis north this city, ou T @ cornetist 1s unsurpassed. ‘The Loulsviile Courier | without an error. medal-holders to row in. ‘The challenging crew | the aMldavit drawn up, and while there a repstoe ee eR tthe. Atigutie pana, | ONE * | summer leave her whaifevery SATURDAY at 6-30 | Sud, D.strects norihwest, tp, te city. op TUES See Henson so eer ageing, Of the cornet, | Ma-} | Ward has stolen sixty-one more bases than any | took the Sabrina. The course was ‘a tlie in | of the Critic seked treba that telephone it 1 was | jetween these puints gave her third place Se eoge ¢ GENTEEL AND GOOD ONES AT 815. fu. for Colonial Beach, Coltou’s and Blackiston ‘One Mosler Safe and Lock Co. Iron Bate. dame Henson fs well known as a singer in oratorio. | other league player. Tose ouae Me Huish in front of the Analostan | not getting out such a Warrant as T have spoken | between these polnts gave Ii ‘at 1:56:03; and the | “EBY GENTEEL AND GOOD ON fama Wedhesday next will be a gala day with the fire It 1s sald that Detroit intends to sell Weldman, boat-house, of. He was answered ‘no’ by Mr. Lavender, ussist- rf 02. ie Lead Taddies of the olden time, the occasion being the | Shindie, and Briody. ‘Terms cash. At 6:30, the time of starting the race, the water | ant district attorney.” excursion of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s As-| Hines stands seventh in the league in batting, | was nat the med by a southerly breeze, but not sufi-| By some means, says the Meutenant, the facts Bt a He island: ar. sociation to Marshall Hall on the steamer Cor- | with an average of 338, Sater Cae Capote time, AC ue word of tue | were published before the warrant could be ob- | qusrter, steady anu fresb. ‘Nearly all the att and | MAYBE NEXT A THIN COAT AND VEST Is aL. | ,,Heturping Iowving Blactiston (land st 8.35 4 | Gabe OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SOTA, Tie comusnlttes tn charge expect tohave a} _ Shaw seems to be catching right on now—even | starter the Sappho's crew caught, ag water Arst, | tained, and otice having. been given, thereby to | Some of the Lad to get along iniguin eciene Steamer Lady of ‘the Lake lands at Colonial Beach | “THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIKST AND delegation of the Baltimore Veterans present, and, | with the new rules.— Exchange. and with a stroke of 44 to the minute. pushed half | Mr. Sherwood evidence which the police would | SU e sf s possibly, representatives from some of the volun- Fass was released by Indianapolis after Satur- | a length ahead in the first quarter of & mile. The ‘Fare one way 75 cents. fulle run in the wind was onthe | FOR MIDDAY USE ALL THIS MONTH AND| ound Trip @1 Ey s ‘Round Trip 50 cents, HOMAS DOWLING, and fresh. Nearly all the attend Stato Rooms Rout TT § CARTER, Constable, ‘The Elec F . OUR STOCK CONTAINS | siniduy nights ou her way to Washington.” 3y26-lim STREETS NOKTHWESI—701 FIRST othersvise have secured became thus unobtainable, | Keep UP. The Electra was golng at a 14-tile rate, | MOST A NECESSITY. OUR STOCI i = NORTHWEST. : : 3 iad the steel marvel was dashing along not a mile ‘virtue aud under the provisions of the last ‘partiments Of the surrounding country. | day’s game with Washington. ‘Sabrina then quickened siigatly, and at the endof | The lieatenant thinks that furnishing information is 7 rr ALL NICEST GOODS IN THE MARKET. TEAMER T OX 7 itted| vting of the Chunkers, Suowballs, Foggy | “Sadie Houck, the perpetust chianer, has gone to | Mibaae then ppeured tobe wiisutly tu ‘tse teas, | Grete ae guumks that furnishing inforn piles | ets guoeeal Mee A ee saree 5 Pao Bo Tiprubate aud recuned i tbe ofice othe Regist Bottoms, Blood Tubs, and the reminiscences | Kansas City to become a cowboy. Fre atest oe ane anly to the Bnish the race | ral in advance 1s an obstruction of the course of | Just. # Wholesall, breeze, Many Of the schoua GLYMONT. SP RRna fe tudersuened will offer for-sale: at pal Swakened will be features of the day. oan ee ea ee ald $540 in fines this | was almost cron.” just botore reaching the fats | public justice. carried bailoon jib: topsaila “The mee ‘was g | IN HOT WEATHER A DUSTER ADDS GREATLY eldai ernie @aliy Sams or shies dee Suction, Infrontat the rremiecy on WEDNESD AND — seaso salary 1s Sald to De , however, the Sabrina made a. power ae Two execu = 5 5 ‘The Langston Murder Trial. 9 Washia won People sro, 7Ing hard to spott a prjonged ‘spurt, and jeame in ‘annet bya Tenge ‘The City Markets. Pre oper cane oan Das and’ the NuWnessed | To THE COMFORT OF A TRAVELER, NOT ONLY Bosting. Bathing, and Fishing con becnioved. O'CLOCK F.M- the following descr’ real exatg TWO OF KUFFIN'S WOUNDS NECESSARILY Far. ally, and they'll succeed.— Exchange. anda halt. |W. A. McKinney acted as Judge atthe || Tne metal Price Current of the Washington 7 Dr. S A. Budd, who assisted in the operation of | , Si thousand people witnessed Monday's game | suish, oud 8, 0. trie eee ton | added spirit to it by an impromptu race. Y Steauier leaves bet whact, foot of 7th | situate in the city of Washington. to wit: Part of Ex 2 i” hoe BY KEEPING HIS SUIT CLEAN, BUT BY ALLOW- | Wek, Daye Steamer (ett or etusning Serives | numbered twenty-seven (24), in “Meguire’s gubai- : between the Washingtons and Chicagos, ae ea urn ce ridge 9 creer aU a ge OR ee eos toe all ah gets anaes Po a SF laparotomy of John H. Kuftia, and who adminis-} “Daniels, whom the Baltimores ceusider thelr Morgan, 2, and Dent, bow, hus been’ out on thé | Without change; demand 1s good for choice sam-| Was Wwortt Poeccites Weer ee Be aa ING HIM TO REMOVE HIS COAT DURING THE | "Siturday evening trips st % Gutreete northwest, and irouting 25 feet on ‘ered the chlorgform, was placed on the stand as | crack catcher, cannot do much with the stick. river several times lately. ples of wheat, dry and suitable for milling. Corn | #2 rrowy Dp. Dg & long glistening Eundays—10 a. m. aud 3:30 p.m. Returning home @ witness in the Langston murder trial at Pe- | | Morrill _has made but eleven errors this season | "A janitor has been employed to take charge of a beck SO feet, uniform widt feather for her shatt as she shot along arewalonce at2snd 9 pu. Seprovemrat cheteup coustsling of athrec-oh a it of 727 chances, His flelding average 1s .0e4. | the upper landing and keep off Intruders. and in good, demand at fall pees aay Sera | side, The Atalanta’s effort was unsuccessful, ror | BEAT OF THE DAY. 25 Cente. ROUNDTRIP, 25 Cente. _| SBETADa Emeline TO} Piret wtreet nociiwea aE. rere ys Ee Said: two Of the | ise Chicagoes now dress: suena tine: mete uppe od P and in good demand at full prices. Rye straw in | the itttle craft passed her easily. ‘Then the’ big| PRICES FROM €2 TO 85. ly days—Every Saturday at 10am. Returning | |Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one apd ‘Wounds inflicted by Langston’s bullet in RuMa’s Dats. They wear uniforms ten earns POTOMAC BOAT CLUB. good demand. Kecelpts as well :as quality have | boat slowed down and went eff in another diree Rhames Sad ‘two yeare, for which the notes of the p = cine ine , — ad CE Shown a material decrease during the past week, | tion. ‘The Volunteer’s only rivals on the run in ee <1 cured bys deed of trust on the oold. Intestines were necessarily fatal, and said that no | elouh, No action in regard to theengagement of a pro- panival 10 Cente. ROUND TRIP. 10 Cents. 1 - Soop cam intoreat fom the Gay of enka, Operation, however skillfully and carefully per-| — Corkhill, of Cincinnatt, may be considered a ‘trainer Was taken at the club and ul strictly fine frest-made, butter has found | were some of the small steam Yachts. She passed aE srved on Boat. Devgiven, of allcash-at the option of the purchaser, fUrmed, could have saved his te. De Budd Went | naire tence Wo 1) balls | Weanceday night, itis set nrehacie ne O8 | ready ‘sale at advanced. prices. Lower grades | yevoral of thems aud Matchen wed Be The Forcharters os apply to ROBT CALLAHAN, v2 | Be sive, og aiican. at be ovtion of the purchaser, Over much of the ground covered by thentonicions | ee payer. He y dropped two ny Wednesday night. It 1s not probable thatone will | have also recelved more attention, 80 our market | steaia yachts ler loose thelr supaeatesas Vapor and penusylvanissve.” 3y6-2m ‘conveyancing ai purchaser's cost.. {fterme of wale ‘Who testified betore him, agreeing snainy Witenes | ur kee ston enth who have been shout- | beemployed. 1510 FONG neaitny, condition. Heveipts of eggs | guns tushed from a hundredcratt. Designer Hd- = B BARNUM & Co, AT CORSION .EG | Be not complied with within ten Gaye frou day of sal Wews expressed by thems ‘The ease altracte s | int tea ee ees who to present hita | , The seuior four took a row Thursday night. rt | very fight and market higher, Loss is’ scl Goes ward Burgess waved his hat and turned & somer- oS thevinderntgned ronerven the ft resell at clak erowded audience every day and is One oF cack | Lag for Gilmore's release, aaa eee 1s the frst Ume the crew has been out since tive | large, and likely to continue until cool weather. | sault un tie quarter-deck in the unrestrameiie ‘TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS: cout of Sfter Qve days’ advertisement 12 @ Smnporcance that a full histeyy or ie tone re-| Since Shaw found that he could not get his re. | Alexandria regatta, ‘rhe demand for poultry is uctive. Market dealers | enthusiasm of his Joy... Gen. Paine looked as | sud ‘931 Pewx. Ave Rewspaper published in Washington, D.C. for publication in medical journais., ©" | yease vo join New work he pas ee a ing excel | overs gure barge party, Tuesday night. the | want larger sizeof which there ie, a, “GMTCILY, | hapoy ee afterward sald he felt, the otner BAY RIDGE, groddbas” ‘Executor aud Trustee. ad conch oe fe. crew was composed of imore, ue, Warde! ppl freer recelj acts Ci . Eacl aoe having been on the stand all Gate Wie seam | Rm Dall Sporting Lave. takes rank | Sehinldt, H. Doyle, 4. D, Doyle, 3. Doyle and Libby. | scurce, and” wanted; snail neglected. Penta, | Zaks pame in the order fo thunderously by the 7 Qn the Chesapeake. Round Trip $1. §- IS CONSEQUENCE OF THE UNAVOIDABLE Hon in the afternoon was ‘mainly tn retereuce to | with tne best batsmen of the leagee ne ae Captain Zappone leaves to-night tor ‘New York. | melons in large arrival and lower. Fancy eating | jjescassembled around the finite AH. rey Fortimieot train see Bay Kidgeadvertiement, | | #7 IN, CONSEQUE ibe ore ele tn ost the anesthetic treatment of the wounded Ma He | Dut ta Dane een ene Heage, stolen | on his returm he will wuperviss the Preparations | pears, in order, meet with ready sale at full | yuritan s:seuse | SA. RAIGH- HANDED DTEAGR Srey Tanks POUIBIONDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH, “18i7)'ce oume sald thls mu of the treatunent was proper. He | — Young Sullivan, one of the new league umpires, | 1or the regatta, yet is cherries, whisk are-searee snd ote very "A HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE ON THE BLUE RIDGE, ay Ordek of + {THOMAS GEARY, further testified that while the operation of lapa~ | smokes cigarettes and mops his tace With @ Eras ‘THE WASHINGTON CANOE CLUB. ign ‘this season. ‘The opinion 13 general that ci ecg epueains to sell FIVE DOLLAR PEN-MAR, Neaeds Executor and Trustee, erwus undertaking for an inexperienced surgery, | Chae ene Be aay players tne | ea ares ii week ono crutse down | niger pics wii ruc an apples ana Feacs than rnin Costa ad Veta for Leave Washington 8 am Returning, arive 8:90 pam, Rirgeon of experionce; Wid a te wunting for & | Cuban Giants, of Trenton, N. J., has so far played | the river to Point Lookout, He will also spend a | for several years past, both for sun-dried an Burtacnts tne patient would lave aca btare ens | “wnat Hse but a6 oFenca. Tv | couple of week in soap on St. Marva River. | select held at higher price, ‘Cabbage and sauna bguinos tgs ck" Ho pur OWES 9 nk tos Every Thursday to ments tue patient would have ne | gnuack Farrell ts playing just as fineagame at| Van Hook has present lub with a hand- | Steady. shining lights of dead dismal past operation could have been performed. Dr. Budd | short ‘stop for the Washingtons as he did at second te grosu in of spirit by rousing from HARPER'S FERRY, concluded Lis testituony Dy declaring bis approval | base. - The change was a good one. = ‘some set of pictures, illustrative of camp life in Soe iter ting paces Spatial eeaomecaer Of the oF vauon and emphatically annouucing | Washington had won eleven games and lost ntty- | the Dismal Swamp. He spent several weeks in Tram Real Estate, In the run in from the Hen and Chickens the | and gaunt, wi Shall chant their monstrous | On the Potomac. Music, Boating, Fisbing. That ‘Kutin’s death was ‘caused by the pista | three aneton ad won eleven gam Year they hed | that section last fall and found the Shooting go | Deeds in fee have been Mled as follows: Cathe- | volunteer beat the Mayflower? tnin, oU sees, tee Pundoeds ntl Greed remorse geizeg upon. them, | Ecavo "Wenhincton og ‘Bevciniag, seas wounds. won twenty-eigtit and fost thirty-eight, good that he contemplates another visit. rine 8. May to A. Cluss, sub lot .15, sq. 571; | Puritan, 1 min. 19 sec.; the Atlantic, 3 min, 20sec. ; | forciux them to confess their ee 20pm. Round Trip ee nahh roar ing Let them rave and ‘and suppli- of the Reds, has made more runs tl Gordan, Jones and Van Hook leave for a ‘ and the Priscilla, 5 min. 53sec, ‘The Volunteers | Cmping record, aie Every Wednesday to Ronarnizs Refoxrmp.—Bridget Mccarthy, No, | seasou tha any ati Phe ar rns, his | | Gordan, Jones and Y to-day. They will be sc- | 0%, Géiuioie Han eee ee oe a ae Ee ee eee Tite es wan ek OS Se See aid 414 44 street Sout epurts stolen from un- | He has crossed the plate elghty-ave times, com by several members of the Potomac | ai io K.'T. Peters, lot 20, 'sq.'358; $-," Ada Ii | _ ‘The following table gives the time at the start | Paruculsr sok, Ws : LURAY CAVERNS. @er her pu a Psterday morning, $450. || The best felding nine in the association, accord. | Boat Club. Slover to W. B. Hornblower, lot 110, sq. 158; | and finish, with the elapsed and corrected time: 92.87 8:30am. Returning, arrive9 p. —k. 0. ; No. 804 O street northwest, re- | Ing to the averages, s Cross, Caruthers, ‘Phillf At a meeting of the club on We night 1 | $2,399.90. Same to J. C. Hornblower, lot 111, do., Elapsed Until those conscience-stricken extortionists shall | Leave Watiegie Soa Tap eae ig {ereeny Of @ gold waten and chain val- | Bauer, Recclus, George Smith, O'Brien, C Fras decided to hold a regatta about the first of Oc- | Go.; $1,920.70. Sarai Butt to J. W. ‘Allison et al; have NO MO' HAIK on the tops of theirdear, devoted and Purcell. ‘ober. The details have not yet been etonar trustees, part Alllance, 10 acres; "37,2 Lo ‘beada. THOT ‘Reserved Seat Tickets for Pen-Mar, Luray and Har- _ O'Day, who hails from Chicago, was presented | but it will probably be held in the vicinity or Mu Kengla to same, do., 35 acres; ¢— ee ‘Butt to ‘We have TWO THOUSAND each of beautiful ‘Ferry secured at B. & O. Ticket Offices in Wash- THEATER —*Ixton, or the Man at the | with a large floral star when he stepped to the | Vernon, in order to vive ganoes @ fair | game, 10 acres; $—. B. U, Keyser, receiver, to . MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, Beton without extra charge. “will be the principal attraction at Ker-| plate on Monday. The Anter-Ocean says 1t acted | chance.. A lng committee was ap-| Weller & Ro] “ti, lots 46 and 47, |. 1047; in drab and alate colora,richly worth FIVE DOLLARS, | Ww. M. CLEMENTS, 2 E TOR. nan's hext week, with Lisa Weber In the ttle role, | as a hoodoo, inted to extend to other canoelsts & Cordial invi- | Howard Q. merwurcoranmen Mt Fi ‘gud lot ‘Our price is yeies ‘Manager. Geni Arent. the gre + Juno and Miss LucilieGrieves | Donnelly is not such a poor hitter as his enemies jon to participate, 28, 8g. 110; $2,275. 8. J. Rol] n to Mary yt, Duster, $2.87 ‘AESHALL HALL’ os fo ete, resented | want, to make believe, and the Washington club Sa EE ae B36 38, Bec. 4, Barry Fi 750. robe op os STE Sl cami ree a aecandaenae in the « Sensational frst part | could go a long ways for another third bascase, pt hth ad we A lan 13 promised. ‘The enter. | snd face woe, a ‘The matter of giving an excursion and regatta Affairs in West Washington, ‘ON HAND. Leaves ,grery, Monday, Tuceday, Wednesday, and urate terminates at 10 otlock, | Dally was rd Bae ne aot eee by the | at Marshall Hall receives a good deal of informal) geaygron CRUELTY 50.4 CoLomen Mine AniC Classically speaking, WE WER THAR with the none interes 2 ariety program in the Sum- ‘asbington crowds, but play ularly | discussi definite action has, however, been ‘colored nam 23 READY CASE, ‘Friday Saturday B i ctu tgnrtanee. this wesk has Deen | on tie Lea—-Phucdetphia Press. We lays regi freer : Manat cs ¢ tener te cece pestee 2t ye buy anarticletosay at OR DOLLAR we x. same) peering Washington Sta pena every performance, and If a cool §| en not C2 rest : Pau be found auywhere itis at S cat beatin proves as a, a8 expected, be, with | | A-S, Flnt leaves this week forthe A. ©. A. meet, fauongd by itease pains lainey ions Heese: tae too vould require you to pay ws ety cae eee ington st prin end'ép- me = etuein, Cor and Gruber, w: ‘Lake ain. | The Knickerbocker Canoe | Swake ‘ance used poy. slack % require i= '4 ‘Tux Equrrasee C. B. Assoctarto: thost of che twitling for the Detrolts for tus 2° | Club, of New Work city” has chartered cance nee pe RS ea Siar coir book des taan ang aseree aimee ae jou W THOM fourt H aking advane mainder of the season, Doat to convey canoes through to Whitehall, at ‘while he was asieep. Ho was removed to the sta wt Leaves every Bandas for Marshall Hie ot 3 p.m, the iy an the new building, | 'Spaidin now speaks In favor of the ae Ea op Telleving canoeists trom ‘where his eyes were treated by Dr. Yarnell THE PEOPLE, 3, ‘of Steamer, W. W. reach: lay, Thos, Somerville, presi- a a ks U AUC SLE twe n ee ‘ore nat a | talfender at‘ ena’ of nis gason Hs eve | tne canon Tone AE w combination ot tne | SupsotusnUy ho Was aken To Froancha LO estnehe.d ee nt ot eis vanced uuu of 90 | dently wants a few players out of the two clubs, | Princess and M Teer He cere’ the | Sprmsoxat—Miss Minnie Burrows, of 2712 N ‘our business career in this city. ger cent. ng has in-| The Hoston Courter says: There 1s but one | Swiftest canoe on the river. Its owner, F. G. street, left yesterday for Cape May, where she will THE ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE prea the demand for money and ca sed the | league umpire who is strictly tatr and bis naine is Seneiaee ot Ree im cnase se Ctaonial Boeck, ‘the remainder of the suminer. [Blbe gontioned for, the period of TWO WEEKA, 10 go above the average rate, whic | Herman Doescher. ‘good, distance hours, feenta teste has nm 5,000 shares subscribed | good. gad paid for. ‘The association bs settled In its new | » The Washington Clubhas lost but one extra- regular camp-fires, which take place every Quarters, Witch provides satety Tor ther tenets this ‘Satur. should not let this 88s, by. These sales . inning game this year, having won one from Chi- Gay, night at the upper landing, are alwayslargely oe RS ea a erent eee Rony twice, 8 Yeas and we ‘that everybody and @ waxt umn Convente oe og bast. | Sago. croton Detrate, two Pittsburg, and Ww Bay Ridge August 17, the frst, ‘West Wash- We: “Old Fogy” in his e, ob the frst Weduesday ih each | tied One with, Pi iphia. Last year they lost ——___. (rate E TesOre, Traine eee ‘abowed him « cost of: of holding a meeting at the Na- | ever . » ve him the ry his chair. Re Rou SiRiR Amity het itty gion | Cape Ann atrereda tecture ne men ge | Distr Goveramons attaire, |S ar itp aol sa fea and iat Sat mays Bur Ru Be Be aa<0 be reg (hat day for recely~ | fore the Washington series. He said the hoodoos COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS. . % payments and : Borciock p.m., and prompt iness froin 6 to | had come, and he wauted every man. to break ma he Besith Ofcer reports tou sewer catch tn Ets, DotLans YOR BATHING IN THE Potowac.— ‘The act of ying on the foor ja more innocent then we record in an effort to burst the malignant chars: | the paths ‘No. 1008 21th street | THe boys were arrested ‘by Ofoer Hall yea : 500 rifles S260 erences advances will be made In the directors’ room. This | They did so. northwest; a titny on i street southesst, | for bathing in, the Fovomac. were required ‘MOHAIE COATS AND VESTS, * plesse “note, PoLkemMeDe Will prove convenient for the Share- | Providence has sent out many ball captains, Ir.| between 2d. and’ eee ‘and & collateral, Leverton Ww: ae r. 4 AA, ze eardy Dolders and an advantage Uo (he association. Win, of the Phillies; Farrell, of the Washingtons; | graded and paved gutter on. side of it | 5,7 =NFERATURE AND CONDITION Og, WATER un 7 A. arly every in the new butlding has been | Watd, recently captain of the ‘New’ ‘Yorns wal | Sencee west, between 7th abd Sth streets, eo cae a VICTOR & ADLEWS ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, ices a Deven ady for umice Purpowes, which Denny of the Indianapolis, make’ up the | ¥, N. Somerville, of No. 3414 I street northwest, | P x4 3: condition te sone SKN FER CENT CLOTHING 833 14th st cor. of I, and 24 and Dots nw. Produces a revenue and profit that makes “the tu- | leagte terceng coeaaae ‘complains of thé condition of the ‘as the cor y distributing reservoir, tesserae ees gOUsR, ————E—Eeeeeee Pa cent and sutistactory as realized trom | ““Oh, papa,” exclaimed a ttle girt in the grand | ner St SSch ana Temas eee Bae ME Lhe COT. os , 18; conven eb 929 7th W. | Tunds invested in advances, - Sand a oe beginning, en last enaetars game, petition to have oes Water main extended from F | Smuent house, che i the river to- pile fe wid th Fon ——— wee 0 men Wi ‘bustles on their taces!* | street southwest ‘and thence ame Dunrrany Excauruxwr.—Sunday Excursion to | There was a roar theresboute ae ten eanie lay | street. “ae Rae! a A at ES STRICTLY ONE PRICR. LAWN TEXXIS, cRoguEZ, . Hiagersiwn.—the Baltsinore and Ohio Raliroad | had been made.—Des Moines Tomes Eee Open ‘gat 13.5, m, Lua 3 Spevlal train trom Washington to | “No, George. Reform in the civil service was dis-| ‘Tun a_i geen se OUT-DOOR Ganms, Hagerstown and return on Sunday, August 7th, | cussed at tue meeting of ene wanes Vo accommodate all those who desire to visit the Mr. Curtis made no allusion to the reserve Soa porte train wiil leave this city at 7:30 a.m., | the umpire question. You are evidently. H. D. Bun BABY COACHES, ‘BABY COACHES, and returning leave Ha 3:10 ‘The Mh 3 jeems woud train was originally announced to leave Hagens. om your Bese = ee meclurrupnatue ~~ Tet Baw eoons: BEDUCED BELOW COST. town at 7:10 p.m., but the hour has been changed Beatin and Kinslow, Detroit's Bak SepePicSis tose vata ug | Beaman gaane pee ay dea, Pte Seoouoa—-i oe | nacht J abe masse eat ast ea he ——nre ane rake OF nd tr ‘elub, LA In 2 i 7. Grand Selection—I) of duly she must have ington to Hagerstown and revurn, is $1.2: * | Dered, caught on the Washingtons for a time last | cante di by baa tion, with tremendous peas Ht a gle: