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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EvENING STAR


CITY COUNCII.-The meeting OF the city council
last night came TO no decided agreement as to the
improvement OF upper Cameron street The effect
OF the action was varOusly Interpreted. Mr.. Lam
bert, chairman of the committee on streets, de-
clared that, as he understood the matter council
had directed the work TO be finished, and he would
proceed to have the work finished The auditors
ONCE was allowed to have the use OF the room In
the market building now occupied by the gas
Office, and the gas office to be transferred to a
room on the north corridor. The fire wardenS
were ordered to place a fire-plug at the intersec-
ton OF King and PeytOn streets The resolution
OF last meeting reducing the assessment upon the
Alexandria and Washington and the Alexandra
and Fredericksburg railroad property was recon-
sldered and the subject again referred to the
finance committee. The taxes, &C., in arrears on
the Fossett property were reduced from s7O974 to
1919, and on the property OF ID. Baylss from
Sl57 to Sl25.67. Cutters were ordered in front Of
the property OF Messrs. Hellmuth and of Mr.. Nc
Weigh. The application for gas main on Alfred
street, between Cameron and Queen streets, was
referred to the committee light, and the boards
then adjourned until the second Tuesday in Octo-
Der next.
SENT TO JA1L-Ant. Kemp, colored, from the
county, was sent to jail here yesterday to be I'M
prlS0ned six months under sentence Of Justice
Mornley, OF Alexandria county, after conviction
OF assault and battery.
JOINT MEETING.-A JOINT meeting of the alder
men and counc1imen was held last night, and eX-
superintendent Richard l. Carne was unanimous
~ chosen school trustee from the Third Ward,
vice W. +. Carne, appointed superintendent
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Alexandria canal case
OF The llted States agt the corporation of Alex
andria was called yesterday evening in the United
states court and postponed until the 18th Of Sep
TENDER. II. H. Rudd & Co. have received the con-
tract Tor painting the market building The L.
> court here Will be occupied to-day with the case
or Willlar9S agt. Robertson ct al, trustees land
case. conference on the subject OF the return
or the Alexandria and Washington railroad track
10 ST. ASaph street, yesterday, resulted IN an I'M
0erStdnding that the road would come again to
King and 81. Asapn streets. If property-holders
there would act in concert with the railroad au-
thoritleS TO that end.
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West washington Affairs.

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. T. B. Same, late engineer
attached to the Washington aqueduct, took place
was attended by Geo c. Whiting Lodge, No 90
F.A.A.M. The following members of the lodge
acted as pall-belrerS :-MeSSrS. G.. FriebuS. T. c.
Haviiand, s. c. Palmer, c. n. Allison, A. B. Jack
son and VIM. Cunningham. The remains were
tiken TO Buffalo, w, for tnterment, accompanied
by Mr.. John Ellis, and on the part OF the lodge by
Mr. G.. FriebuS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL stockholders
are called TO meet III Annapolis on the 18th to
elect president.
BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-At the second regular
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative Build
ing association OF Georgetown, held last night at
Dashaway hall, $500 was disposed OF, as follows
$1,000 at premium OF 81 per cent, and $500 at
premium of 90 per cent
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, very
turbid; receiving reservoir, very turbid; diStrlb-
utng reservoir. clear.
HIGH 1IDE.-July Z, - rs am, 12:42 pm.
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MIDSUMMER TOURS

SToRK's v,ns,xrrn ror,as
FROM BALTIMORE,
JULY 2iru
To Nantucket Msrtha's Vineyard, Plymouth and Boe
ton,
JULY 9TH sad AUGUST 18th,
Grand Ocean Trip, via the splendid steamer d: H. Mil
Ter, to Boston. to Isle3 of sho.,s, Lake Sebago,
White NouEtsiHs, Etc.
Descriptive Guide tee at tltionery Store Of
J. u. FREE.
1343 street WASHINGTON.
jy6-5t And ". l.. SIOHK Baltimore.
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DRY GOODS.

WOODWARD & LOTHRoP
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY. 5TH INSTANT.
45-INCH Rt AcK LACE BUNTINGs,
oh cred lie $ than 81 ler ard We shall sell at
rs oRsTs PER YARD.
SUMNER WASH DRESS FABRICS.
We are showing fine assortment of
PRINTED LINENJLAwNS.
SCOTCH aINGHAMs.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs.
To which we teattenton. AS special attraction
YARD WIDE LAWNS
AT 10 CENTS PER YARD.
finest quality and beautiful patterns.
TENNIS AND CROQUET DRESSES.
CREAM WHITE LAWN TENNIS sUITING FLAN-
MEL, 3719 cents.
CHEESE CLOTH, yard wide), cents.
CREPE CLOTH for Croquet and Tennis Dresses, 1917
Ladies will find these goods in Domestic Depart
ment.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
jy5
TYLER & CHEWING,
9ls 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
OFFER IN NEWEST PATTERNS.
PRINTED COTTON LAWNS. 12xc
PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS. .................25
FIGURED FRENCH SATINES
EMBROIDERED SWISSES. 25 to SOC
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. .........25c
jy3
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Aniusencmss Tonight.

THEATER CONIQUE.-Vari 4ty AMI burleSlue-
ABNER's SUMNER GARDES.-COnCert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
a1cc.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL@-NeW York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
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= Tlrrdat5 SeltZar Ap5ritnt upon the stOmac
I'd bowels commends It most highly to the mos
III ate less than to the most vigorous c0noti-
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Why is YRS. Lydia T.. pintha,n.s

'cgctab'e Compound Ike the Mississippi river n
spring freshct? Because the immense volume
MS healing river moves with such momentum
nat It Sw eerS away all obstacles and Is literally
..OOding the country.
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WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
COLLINS PLASTERS,

100 ZINES MORE EFFECTUAL than any other plaster
or electric battery for Pain and Weakness of the Lungs
Liver Kidneys and Urinary Organs. Partial Paralysis
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female Weakness
Nervous Pains and Malaria and Fever and
Ague. Price 2oc. Sold everywhere. JIG
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Condemned LOcass.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 80 pm. and
extinguiShed at IL pm.
At meeting OF james A. Garfield Post, No. =,
q. a. r. last evening, handsome silk guidOn was
presented to the Organization by Post Depart
ment Commander \. H. e. Richardson and Others
Rev. j. ID. Bagwell, lately pastor OF the A. NJ f.
Zion church OF this city, died on the 4th instant In
the city OF Harrisburg, Pa, aged 81 years
The Washington Light Infantry Corps last even
Ing elected IL active members The corps hold
under consideration an invitation to visit RaWley
Springs for q weeks encampment.
At the meeting OF the fire board last night the
report of the chief engineer for the month OF June
was submitted, stating that twenty alarms had
been turned in the past month for fires, which
entailed aggregate loss estimated at $3.50
Applications for positions in the department were
received from James f. Ray, Forest StTcekS and
Benjamin F. Bach. The resignation of Engineer
Graves was accepted
Mary E Hawkins was charged In the Police
Court to-day with aSsaulting Policeman TOlSOn,
who testified that she assaulted him yesterday for
arreSting her husband. The court said he would
dismiss the case. as the witness was not seriously
injured, and as she was locked up all night.
A young man named John A. Jackson was SEN
fenced TO six months in jail by Judge Smell to-day,
for the larceny OF so from Bernard Robinson. The
testimony was to the effect that the defendant
borrowed the money on the credit of his en-
p,oyer.
A marriage license was issued by Mr.. MeigS to-
day 70 Henry SimmS, cOlOred, 81 years OF age He
said that this is his fourth marriage and he feels
just as young as ever.
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IS a depressed, irritable state OF mind; weak,
GCrvOus. exhausted feeling: no energy; no ANNA
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
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tai overwork, or indscretlons. A positive 1nfalit-
able remedy for all these troubles is found IN
Aliens Brain FCoi, which tones up the system,
arrestS all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
full power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
drugC lists, 81 package. for S. sent free by mail
on receipt or price, from ALIENS PHARMACY. 315
First avenue, N. \. STOTT CROMWELL, Agents,
G. u Ia 1.hn
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CITY ITEMS.

Don't Suffer fr0sa, Sick Headache
I moment longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter
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Is Your scalp Full Of Dry.

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Skin Cure Will cleanse your scalp and remove all
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it is the best head-dresSing ever used 81 per
package, at all druggists.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.
Special Weather Bulletin.

For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags 60 to
HerZOgS. 3CS 9th ST., neIr Pennsylvania avenue
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no EdeHktfa
The Wild We. Effective Action

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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE PLAsTERERs AND CARPENTERS ARE AT
prepare fo- removal.
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
All goods reduced from 80 TO so per cent. We will
not. shall not dare not carry any old goods into our
new building
Our assortment is still complete but we shall buy no
close out every department possible. Goods
hand when ready for removal will be sold at auction
1000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED
LAWNS at 5 cents. warranted fast colors.
800 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN at
cents, reduced from Is cents.
5000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the
eadng spring shades and black at 10 cents per yard
reduced from % cents.
5000 yards half wool CASHMERE, reduced to 10
cents in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMs, all of
this seasons manufacture. reduced to cents. These
have been sold during the entire by other mer
chants at Is cents, although price has no time
been above 12x cents,
We have just found in our Stock Room one case each
VI,
all wool, which we shall offer at IS cents former price
80 cents Also, 80 pieces of those French all wool
BUNTINGs at 16 cents per yard. worth 37H cents.
ZOO all-lnen LAP COVERS extra size, in ten diff
ferent patterns. at IS cents reauced from 81 %.
Every article in store reduced from 80 to 30 per
cent.
We must prepare for removal.
Do not consider this idle talk Every lady In Wash.
ngton knows the magnitude OF our stock, which we
safely state is three times large the stock of
any other merchant in this city, Therefore prepare
for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW
HOUSE expect reduce the stock to the smallest in
the city. The Goods all fresh having sent all our
old trash to New York auction to be sold to the highest
bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immense
rush.
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CHEAFEET after aIl-73G 9Th street. ]. E. Young.
CASHMERE, all wool, Sc IA, 7th-st Mourning
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A LgADISG N4STFACTUEER ssy5: My twelve
year Old has been severely afflicted long time
by incOntnance or the urine \ single bottle OF
Hunts Remedy has cured i!!G.
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District Goxornmeut Affair."

District Collector Cook is now engaged in max
ngdistraints for personal taxes. and several OF
morning, and have received instructions to go
through the entire list OF persons owing taxes TO
une District for personal property.
Collector Cook Is issuing dog tags pretty lively
The tags this year are m tde OF nickel plate In the
form OF q Maltese cross.
The building inspector has deciled to grant
permit % the trustees or the North Baptist church.
tocate 90 14th, between and streets, to erect
wood. n vestiOule TO the church building.
HIGH MORTALITY.
The total mortality IL tdc District o: Co.u.nb,,
for the weea ended Saturday, July l. 1882 was 143
icing 81 more III an dCrng the previous week, o.
ut te rate Of Az Per 1.GH0 PER annum. This is IL
nj Ehast weekly mortal:ty that has occurred in tt
District since the month of July, 1876
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by ms )cctor Eltwis.e: b. Belle. trustt
erect q thrte-5tnry store and Office 666 Mars,
Space; $4,000. Georgc ". Clgrk ana George NJ
son, erect two threP-5toTy dwellings, Vermont av
{. ~ S;hnai!er, buili addit5a TO brick 1918
srr5et n0rthw st; 10. Herr & Cissel, erect
Nv t., stable ,s9;lt S, le Wa'er street, betwee,
Frederick AID Fayette streets: 500.
SUIT FO2 DIVORCE We fl ii few days sine
by Isle A. Lord against Gu RI ) o Lord. She set
sharon. Maine, and she charges tn II az Deerlng, Ia
tlas stat, in August, 1879, her husband dc5erte~
h T.
MARRIAGE LICE So: have been issued to Ll0yl
Smith and Catherine wilkes; Cornelius Robinson
AM Annie Nelson; w. j. Mclaughlin and Ella ID.
IO5; Isaac Eilw0gI and F. I'M Y. Watson.
BRUTAL ASSAULT oS \ "oMAS-Daniel Buell.
AMMAN, the cOiOrei rough who erutally assault d
n @Oi0r11 woman III q Marion Jackson, in Lows
Bottom, just south OF the Capitol, was put Oh
trial in the Police Court to-day on the charge OF
a5Saulting her with the intention OF killing her.
Mrs. Lockwood appeared for the prisoner. Mrs.
7 'ylor testified that on the a5th OF last month
Buchanan came to her iOOr late at night, after
Sht had retired, ami demanded her TO open the
door, and on her refusing to do so, he broke down
the door and took a chair and knocked her down
on the floor with It and beat her with it until il
was broken To pieces, and then stamped on her.
Dr. MdrStallar testified to being called to
attend the injured woman on the night in ques-
tioA. and that he found some of her ribs badly
bent and her head severely injured. The prose
cutting attorney said he thought the evidence
would not sustain the charge. and he would charge
him with simple assault The same testimony
was put In, in this case, and it was continued for
Ell ience for tie defence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-06

An ARREST AND ESCAPE-CharleS Major, all
Charles Johnston, alias Charles TOwIeS, alias
Charles Madge, was arrested at Atlantic CITY on
Tuesday on the charge Of having stolen 800 from
George W Adams, at his residence 1904 h street
last Wednesday When the train-lue at 10 -
p.nL-WlS nearing the city Major asked DerIntS-
SION or the detective having him in charge To go to
Inc water el0set, from which he escaped through
m NlndOW ~ being dark all trace OF him was
then lost, but his ARE Il Is only question OF time
MAJOR is about p years OF age, not very tall dark
Aaes a OienSa III the right eye, Is nervous In his
/. manner and very laxative. \ liberal reward will
De paid for his detection by tue police authorities
More than half OF the money was recovered
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Nervous Debility

WeAkncsS and AiCKNcs~
hanged to health and strength with Hop Bitters,
.IWays
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SAIdetucy Dairy Wa

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vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De
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