Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amtsements and Meetings Te- Natiowat TumatTee —Second week of “The Binek Crook.” ee a and Colfax Clab will see election news from Maine. pheaaawe: A SPEcial Muering of the Stockholders of the Enterprise Building Association at Tem- perance Hall Tue Fount monthly meeting of St. Pat- sick’s Building Association at Uattolt Hall” Drvication of a bi le in the Fifth ‘Ward by the ‘Seymour sna then Clap. —_+—__ RELIGIOVR—Yesterday morning Rev. John C. Smith. D. D., pastor of the 9tb-street Pres- ry congregation, taking as his textthe words, “Having obtained the help of the Lord, I continue,” (Acts xxvi-22.) In course of his sermon he referred to the or- g@vization of the Church on the 24th of No- veraber, 182%, ty 23 members. Since then 1,476 ave been added to the communion. 1,140 of ‘whom bave united with the Obarch daring the term of service of the present pastor. Througi out this long period of ministerial labor the Cbarch has been blessed of God and has pros- Perea. Daring the last twenty-three years he ‘visited the families of communicants and pewholders three times annually. In the year ‘of pastoral life just closed twenty-five iafants bave been bapiized, and nine adults on their confession of Christ; thirty-one soupies were married: sixty were added to the communion roil, and twenty dismissed to other cborches. Rev. Dr. Ames, pastor of Wesley Chapel, who bas been on & Visit to the West, having returned much improved in health resumed bis duties yesterday morning peeking on the Kingdoms of Christ, (John X VIL1,) 36. ‘The congregation of the Ninth street Metho- dist Protestant Churctt yesterday worshipped im the saloon of Odd Fellows’ Hall—the church edifice being under repairs—and the pastor, Rev. E. J. Drinkhouse arse on “Religious Wood- g. faking for his text Ecclesi- astes X.10. e Announcement of this sermon attracted quite a number to the hall and the subject was well handled. S congregation Will worsbip here until about the middle of next month, when the repairs om the church Will likely be completed and the Sunday school wii] the meantime be conduct@d mesi- ing every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. ——_s. Printers’ Grant ap Cotrax Orvp.—Ata —— meeting of the Grant and Uolfax Club, held at Unien e Hall on Satarday night, Jetters were read from Hon. me ys ‘Coltax, Rey. Henry Ward . . HH. Wells, of Va.; Col. W. H. Gibson, of Uhio, and Hon. A.H. Cragin, acknowledging in complimentary terms their election as members. In- vitarions were received and t@ meet with them in public meeting on Mon- day (this) evening; also, from the Grant and Coltax Club of the District of Columbia, to 2 im the demonstration to be held at the avy Yard September isth. On these occa- sions the club has resolved to turn out ina ody. wearing its distinguishing badge, the now historical carpet bag, and enter the pro- cession with the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Uaion, ‘which will appear in fall uniform. The com- mittee appointed to drafta le'ter to Hons. E. D. Morgan ana R. ©. Schenck, urging upon them the necessity of convening Congress on the third Monday of September, through their chairman, Mr. G. W. Scriver, itted @ report, which ‘was authorized to be published. After remarks from Msjor Morse, and a song from the glee cinb, the club adjourned. HEAVY Storu—Domage to Property.—Yester- @ay about 3 o’clock, a heavy storm of rain visited this vicinity, and for @ time the streets were perfectly deluged. cloud was ac- companied by a fierce wind which uprooted 4 few trees. “The most serious damage was to noes of Messrs. S. R. Bond and James G.- Ellis, on Sth street, above O, the tin roofs ef Which with the sheathing, as also the upper portions of the walls bemg carried away, and the interior was deluged with water. At the corner of H and 7th streets. one of the wires of the Bankers’ and Brokers’ telegraph lines was forced from its festening, and, in its fall, it carried with it,to the ground, a wire of the north cireuit of the Fire Al Telegraph. Tiber presented a lively appearance, as | also did the other streams about the city, and m some instances cellars were fl . Al- thongh the storm was severe, yet the damage ‘was not very great. ——ee RARE CHaxc To MASE A Goop InveEst- MEST.—Not often is such an opportunity for making safe and profitable investment of their surplus funds presented to our citizens as that embraced in the advertisement elsewhere of the ten-year six per cent. gold bearing bonds of the Masonic Hall Association of the District of Co- Tumbia, to which we cali the attention of our readers. A limited issue of these desirable bonds bas been made, and they can be obtained at the First National Bank. Beimg amply se- cured by mortgage on the Masonic hall prop- erty, they are a first-class security. The cou- pon bonds are in denominations of $50, $100 and £500, bearing interes, payable semi-an- nually, of six per cent. in gold. We have very little Goubt that these bonds will be taken rap- idly, and those desiring to invest in them should do so at once, as the issue is limited. ——_e—__ National TELEGRArHERS’ CONVENTION. ‘The annual Convention of the active telegrap «Ts in the United States has been im session at Albany, New York, for several days past, and the following officers were elected for the en- —_yeur:— Presiden Young, of Washing. ‘Vice President, Mernill, of Portland; Re- cording Secretary, Duxbury, of Chicago: Cor- responding Secretary, Pope, of New York: ‘Treasurer, Whipple, of Albany: editor of the Zrleorapser, (the of gan Of the association,) Ash. ley, ot New York. The President, Mr. Young, is messenger Of the Bankers’ and Brokers’ telegrapa lines in this city, aud Mr. Ashley is well known to many of our citizens as being formerly con- nect?a with the New York Herald bureau in this city. Tze Goop te new lodge of this Miller Lodge, was night at Morsell’s Hall, E street, apd the following officers were in- stalled :—Worthy Grand, Josiah T. Ford; W. ¥.G., Jacob Peyser: W. Chaplaia, John J. Bradley; W. Warden, James Kipp: W. Senior Warde Riley; R. Secretary, Th ‘Ihompson; F. Secretary, A. Bebren; W. Treas. urer, E. Goodman: W. Tyler, Joseph Pipher, W. Junior do., W.C. Wineberzer. This lodge takes In name in compliment to the G. Treasu- rer Samuel Miller, and commences under very favorable auspices, ——_¢——_ Carsizep.—During the gale yesterday after. noon, the yacht National with excarsion party on board, was upset off Geisboro Point, and the entire party thrown into the water. A life beat was sent from the Arsenal, and suc- ceeded im rescumng all hands. The yacht Greyhound with a crew on board left her moorings for the purpose of assisting the National, but when they arrived at the sc=ne of disaster. they found ali safely on the life boat, end succeeded in rescuing somebody's old nat and ditapidated umbrella. One of the party Tost boot. the steam-tug This inorning Sk. te nor, Went down to the point tional, and bring her to the city. penne eat GorzD ny a Cow.—The frequent accidents | wbich arise from permitting vicious cows to | go at large in the thickly-settled portion of the by which the serious | nuisance can he put a stop to. Yesterday morn- | £, & httle son of Mr. John Connors, aged | about two years, was attacked by one of these enraged animals, and fearfally gored. He was mveyed to hrs father’s residence, on North | ol street, im rear ot the Baltimore Depot, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Bond, ‘WRo thinks be will soon recover. Suir Acaret tr BaLTOwor® axp On10 | ag RaiRoav—Z. Ric’ i - 88 commis. | sioner. is engaged in taking testimony to be used in the case of J. H. Me Richmond, ;1nd., against the Baltimore and Onio Railroad, to recover damages for the loss of three hundred barrels of flour, by reason of | children ot this alleged wrongful delivery, shipped by plain- tiffs in June, 1864, for this city. and not received by their agents here. Mr. Joseph R. Edson appeared for the pls and | Messes, Buchopan and Kerr, of Bultumore, for the de- fendant. pes Ee DisoRDERLY mm Cuvurca.—Last while services were um progress at Hamline M. E. Chureb, oth and named Charles derly manner, ani ‘Wright, the sexton. He, however, did not pay any attention to Bim, and detective Bigley was sent for, and after warming bim withoat suc- cess, jerked him, and he was locked up at the second precinct’ station. when this morning Justice Thompson fined bim $2. ——o———— Optarymme Morey Paw About two weeks sinee, Harriet Bel girl. took to —_ HB. beg Amd ase Tod be signed by Mrs. Auna » Fequesting loon of $10, which was Banded over by Mr. Kaiser, And on Lae d the Istter discovered tbat it wasa trend. He therefore procureda warrant, and officer Auldridge arrested Har. riet, who bad a hearing before Jnstice Clark yesterday, and was committed to jail. —~e—___ Stevex vy Licwrsic.—During thestorm of Saturday evening a fenrful discharge of elec- uacity occurted: by which several Rouses were not akiogetber recover till yes . & house on 4% street, near Maryland avenue, was struck, end the *late roof scattered.to the wands. | ter. vagranc | disorderly: hinney & Co., of | | evening, | was spoken to by Mr. | these times: mare witha party of about seventy-five ora tandred on board, the boat left Potomac Ferry ee ee oe were pane or sone from the colored band en- gaged as the sum finally and over, aad the Winnistmmet on route. The pleasures of the dance and other 8 usual on excursions were freely indulged in Aquia Creek it is doudtfal ‘was one on board who believed otherwise tham that they would be im Rich- mond by midnight Saturday. At Aquia Creek, however, another baulk oceurred, which eul- minated in an abandonment of the trip. Hav- ing no money to pay for the train to Richmond, the Fredericksburg Railroad. Company. re: fased to transport them to that point. They telegraphed there to know if they could come on, and pledged fali payment upon the arrival there. This the Company positively refased to accede to, so ed attempted to raise the money among themselves; but could only suc- ceed in getting $50, and therefore were com- led It in stated that great in- towards the treasurer of the lodge, and in order to protect him from harm it was found necessary to piace him in 8 private apartment. |The excitement 1s repre- sented as generally very great, an jous ap- Prebensions of personal’collisions were felt Guring the retarn trip. Tne Winnisimmet re- turned to ber dock in this city at one o’clock Sunday morning. a FirTe Warp Oomtestrp EvEcTion Caszs—Suit Entered.—Messrs. Davidge, Mev- Tick and Bradley have institated suits for George F. Gulick and John W. Mead against Appleton P. Clark and Jeseph G. Car. roll. The declaration. of Mr. Galick sets forth that he is a citizen and was qualified to bold the office ot Alderman of Fifth Ward; that on the first Monday of Jui last he was a candidate for said office; that the election was held according to law; that saii . P. Clark was also a candidate: that at the said election more than half of the votes ited by Ted votes and received by the Commissioners were for petitioner; that oa the evening of the first Monday in June the Conmissioners proceed to count the votes ac- 7; ascertained that the petitioner Be "Watincts said returus were delivered to Mayor, &c. and a duplicate was made out and delivered to Frederick A. Boswell, the ter; and it clearly appearing that he was entitled to hold said office he tendered himself ready to qualify according to law and de- manded the right to hold and occupy said of- fice. The declaration further sets forth that Ap- pleton P. Ciark was the only candidate for that office except Spoons and who received Jess than one-half the votes at said election, both fraudulently and illegally caused and procured himself to be swors in and admitted to said office, and now confederating and con- triving with divers other persons, frandulent- ly, illegally, and by force holds the said oilice, nd excludes your petitioner therefrom. The petitioner thereupon prays 9 process to said Clark, returnable within five days, requiring him to answer, and such further proceedings may be had as shall enable the court to do speedy justice, &c. The declaration of Mr. Mead sets forth in the same terms that Bir. Carroll assumes to bs the Assessor tor the Fifth Ward, to his exclusion, he baving received a majority of the votes. ‘The Conservative candidates for Councilmen from the Fifth Ward bave not yet commenced suit, and they will probably await the result of these suits, as the identical questions are in- volved. es es PUGILISTIC ENTERTAIN MEST.—Un Saturday night last, Billy Edwards—the victor over Collyer in the fght on Core river on the 21th of last month—had a benefit at Canterbury, which was hardly filled—the crowd which otherwise would bave been present being dou%tless kept away by the storm. The audience was a mis- cellaneous one, including almost every style of person, from bootblack and newsboy to the prefessional man, and it was a very orderly one. The entertainment consisted of set-tos, interspersed with songs and negro sc-nes, Toe first eet-to was between two novices, who dis- pleyed isir sparring abilities, which was fol- lowed friendly contests bet ween two “xids,”’ avd “Shorty” ot Ppa Bay and “Dublin Tricks.” A beautiful bout took place bei wet Dooney Harrisand Terry Ryan, in which seme good science was shown, the former seeming to be the best boxer. Two kids and two novices appeared, and then came amother very good show; Baldy Saurs and Terry Ryan’ being about evenly matched, and showing some fine sparring, receiving the applause of the house, Charley Hurdle here appeared on the stage, and, ma few appropriate remarks, presen'ed Billy Edwards Collyer’s colors, which he bad ‘won on the Cone; Billy respondu briefly. “rooney” Harris. who tramed Billy, bere ap- peared, and with Billy had a iz match, which wound up the performance. This was quite 8 fine bout, and the parties were heartily plauded by the crowd. Jobnny Utark acted 8 master of ceremonies, Graxp Larcesy—Prompt Arrest—On Sat urday night Mr. W. W. Wingo, who roozns on Sh street, reured having in his pockets $175, which he missed on getting up yesterday morn. ing. He immediately reported his loss to Po- lice Headquarters, and the case was taken in band by Detectives Thompson and Miller, who ‘Were informed by Mr. W. that he suepecued a man going by the name of John Morgan, and they immediately set about to find bim, and succeeded im coming upon him in a house of ill-repate on C street. He denied all knowl- edge of the transaction or to having any money, buton being taken to Police Headquarters he was searched aad $110.55 were raised from his shoes, which he said was some tuat he found. He had a hearing before Justice Smith, who committed bim to jail tor court. Morgan is said to be a fugitive from York, Pa. T Democratic Demonstration To- NIGHT.—Atter weeks of preparation the Fitth Ward Seymour and Blair Club announce for this evening the formal dedication of their hickory pole, and the unfurling of a campaign fing. The various Democratic clubs of Alex. andria, Georgetown, and Washington will unite im a body and participate in the celebra- tion. he speakers to appear the following are announced: Randolph Tucker, of Virginia; R. T. Merrick. of this city; William P. Preston, of Baltimore; A. K. Seyster, of Maryland: D. Smoot, of Virginia: Colonel Thomas B. Florence, Francis Mc Nertany. Colonel J. RK. O'Beirne, T. EF. Lloyd, Dr. William B. Magruder, G. Q. Bichmoné, and Dr. J. 0. Clayton. Pouce IreMs.—First Precinet—Dan'l Shea, assaultapa battery, fined $5.9). Rachel Thomp- son, profane: fined $?. Joseph Riley, drank and disorderly; fined $5. David Shea, threats; ait. = Second Preeinct:—Charles Diggins, disorder- ly in chured; fined $2. Fourth Precinct:—Obristian Weidmeyer and George Schuiéer, carts no number; flaed $2.5, each. Fifth Precinct:—George Duncan, Harris Oar- ‘workhouse. Henry L. Barron, ped $5. Sixth Precinct:—Harriet Bell, obtaining oney by false pretences; jail for court, Aloy- s Greeves, drunk and disorderly; fined st oe ‘THe Coro! HOOLS.—The colored public schools of our city open to-day. The advan- tages which have been extended to the colored sity avd District since the war | Closed, in the matter of education, are very great. The teachers have been generally of the highest order, and the colored children have all been furnished during three years past excel. Jent instruction, and asa general thing very comfortable school-rooms, particularly so du- Ting the Jast year. The children are easily governed, and have manifested a great im. | Provement. Tne New ARRANGENENT.—Last evening, the new arrangement (Merwe wesley ade ger,) left here on the schedule Hime pve ewith quite a number of for Ni | York and points be: Tuk few day the Per | tended to be made & model one, both in to speed and equipment. The train | on time, and arrived, we hear, on schedeie | time: but the train due here at 5:25 this morn. ing, in consequence Of & bad send-off in New ‘York, did not arrive on time. —.-—_— ‘Tax Bonrait. Trarm.—For some time a | train from this city as fares Aue | napolis Junction, leaving here at Gand return- ing até { they inquired into the tacts before ay 80 grieveusly assailed me they would ve learned— Ist. There were a large number of butchers in the city who desired stalis in the market who could not obtain one, because there were ‘itioned for the privilege of erecting ar ‘to supply the demand, and desi 80, dc. 3d. TI ar ted erctiaes of those stalls interferes ‘With the rights of no one, unless, indeed, with monopoly of the butchers in the old stalls. Hefore the late to build a new mark house there were si ay this same ground. Certainly as many stalls are now needed as before the late rebellion, when the population of the city was about half its present number. 4th. The city refused to erect the stalls becau: of the expected early removal of the market- house, and the butchers were compelled to erect them at their own expense, or be closed out of the market, 5th. The public will have the advantage of more competition in purchasing their pro- visions. 6th, Permission was granted the butchers to build those stalis by the Commissioners of the Market and the Mayor, Mr. Bowen, Ttake Pleasure in stating that the stalls Will con- stitute @ much-needed and most desirable im provement. Jos. Guenarnr, Olerk Centre Mirket. ——_.——_ Tre Potomac Froxt.—The steamer Wa- waset, Fawke, which arrived last night from Cone river and intermediate landings with a large list of passengers and heavy freight, left Potomac ferry wharf this morning on an ex- cursion to the attractive points on the river with the Active Base it Club on board. The excursion was gotten up under the aus- Pices of the club for the bemefit of St. Peter's (Catholic) Sundsy School. The steamer Ar- Tow, ig Stackpole, made her usual trip to Mount Vernon this morning, though with « limited number on board, owing to the inclem- eney of the weather. She will makea trip to and from Alexandria to-night, in or gommodate the Seymour and Bair el are icipating in the flag-pole raising of. the Fifth Ward, and ‘alsoall who may desire to visit the Biack Crook exhibition at the N: tional Theater. The regular wharf reporis wili be found appended : Harvey's Wharf.—Sailed— Schr. Gazelle, Conkling, light, Carter's “Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. Sarah Fisher, Moore, from Havre-de-Grace, with 163 tons of coal for George L. Sheriff. Sailed— J. Capun, for Salisbury, Md., light: trom Baltimore, ght. Riley's Wharf— Arrived—Steamer Cotambia, Harper, from Baltimore, with merchandize and ngers; schrs, Brewster. Rassell, from Accomac, with potatoes, fruit and watermel- ons; sloops Teager, Hoosen, St. Cluman’s bay, with oysters for Turner & Cv; Flying Send, Pullen, trom lower Potomac, with fruit for market. Sailed—Schr. Tennessee, Russell, for Accomac, light. Fowler's Wharf.—Arrived—Schrs. Thomas W. Ware, Abdel, from Richmond, Va., with slate for George B. Clark: Rapid ‘Ana, Wind- sor, ‘West Point, Va., with lumber tor Wm. McLean. Berry's Wharf.—Artived—Steamer Hi Liv- ington, Wilson, from Baltimore and interme- diate landings, with merchandize and passen- Fy Guinand’s Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. C ynstita- tion, Perry, with wood for market. Suiled— Schr. Caroline, Hatton, light; Sarah Ellen, Lannon, light. ——e—— THE MARYLAND SurFERERS.—Since the last report, Mr. Augustus E. Perry, the relief fond for the Maryland ports baying received trom Mr. P. man $l0, and accounts of clothing have been forwarded to Ellicott’s city. Remitted to Wm. H. Gibbons, treasurer at Ellicott’s city, $12045 for special distribution among the sutferers in the valley of the Patapsco above and below Ellicott’s’ city. Tpformation received from these localities represent the suffering there as still very great, and it 1s hoped that no relaxa. on in contributiens will yet take place. Up- wards of $4,299 have already beem remitted from contributions trom this place, leaving a balance still, of about $50, in the hands of the treasarer, —— Tax Rervans From Matwe.—At th> Repub- lican headquarters, 349 Pennsylvania avenue, this evening, the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Repub- lican District Committee will be in receipt of the earliest Maine direct by the Nat in New York. Boston Advertiver dispatches will also b> re- ceived there. ‘Tbe rooms will be kept open ull midnight. ——_.—__ . Conprtton oF Rey. Dr. OLps, Recror or Curist’s Cxvrou.—The Rey. Dr. Olds is not yet dead, as reported, but is as low as he pos- sibly can be, and his demise is hoarly looked for. ——__ Cincvit Court.—Judge Fisher—This court, after a recess of two montbs, resumed its May term .bis morning, and was engaged m calling the calender, ent § judgments, &c. —_e—__ ALRXANDRIA AND VICINITY.—The Gazette of Saturday evening has the following items: Property Saie.—Messts. Green & Wise, real estate agents, sold to-diy, by auction, the lot on the Northwest corner of Duke and Union streets, 2) feet front on Union street, and ran. nang back 70 feet, and on which there ts a brick blacksmith shop, to Geo. W. Rock, for $1,.5). Arrest of a Deserter—Charies Anderson, a deserter irom the command of the United States troops, now stationed in Warrenton, was arrested at Battery Rodgers, to which place he had gone and offered himself for enlistment, yesterday, aud sent back to his company. Eroken Up.—Tbe Freedmen’s Bureau, at Arlington, we learn, is broken up. Doctor Howard has been moving for the last two weeks. The frecdmen are being distributed to different points—some to Linceln Barracks and the others to other localities. er. CLAY JOUANNES of the 7 of the Tr Washington, D.-0.,’ aud ADBI LIN, Delaware City, Del. BROKENBURY—GENNINGS_ Soptomher 31 by Kev. 1. P Hamer, Mr. A.D BROKENBURY 1 Mice F. GENNINGS, all of thie city, DIED. DICE This morning at balf-past 9.0% Typ'id Fever HUNKY DICE, poungent Jehu and Dora Dice, aged 19 years. relatives and friends of tho family are r spectfally invited to attend the faneral. frou 424 K street. betwean Cth and 7th streote, to mor- row (Tm fernoen, st 4o'clock, p m {Baltimore Bua please copy} BOERS, . 2a the iith inst. at 1 o'clock. p.m; Ei E ADELAIDE, 20 years. $ mouths and 9 paty daughter 0 ‘Famee and Bhs Nokes, of y- iriepde and acouaintances of th- 'amtly are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Septem Isth. at 432 pm. from the residence of ber parents. No 5867th street east, between G and I Streets eonth. id a Saath ANNIE CLARKSUI gest daughter of Jobn T. and aged 2 yearsand 3 moths ay: fu ay . from $7 Washington street, . timore Ban Please copy.) Tuesday. the 26th ultimo, JOHN Tin, of Washington city, in the sith year MANY ORANDRLLY wite of Alosander Bat: ton. >, aged 33 . 10 CENT 10 CANTBREAKER EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. at BAUM’S, BOOPSEIRT AND CORSET FAQTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVERUB, aus Detweon 6th aac7th streets. —— ‘AKE NOTICE! TAKE NOTICE! es the eH a8 Hie Corns, &c.—Dr. White, Surgeon Seviedee, Revo 424 Penvsylvani: Bey ay D. 0. since 1801, removes Corns, Buntons, &c., and successtully treats 1 tablishment. ‘om 8 a.m. to6 p.m. No charge for consultation at office. Calis ‘at residences from 6 to 8 p. m. ——<—— Paice List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods at the OnrornaL Franc’s, #9! Seventh street, be- tween D and E streets: Good White Shirts, 8ia 81.50; Fine White Shirts, $2a$2.50; geod Under- shirts and Drawers, 60c., 75c., and $1; A No.1 fas Merino Shirts and Drawers, $1.50, $1.75; Socks, 10, 15,21, and $5 conta; beat Seticacoen micas fee White Ker cent m1 Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Tollet Articles, etc., at popular . Remember the piace—49i ih street, ate-gitse front six doors below E street. No branch stores. 9,91: —_ Enameled Cloth, Holl ‘agsels, Cord, Roller Ends, W: Racks, Oil Ck Gee Linens, Spreads, are invited betere purchasing elsewhere. 8,20-2; A. ADAMSON, 506 9th street. ee WHAT MAKES your bair so beautiful? Mrs. S.A. Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Re- Dressing, torer O1 ‘ir. one bottle.) Price One ‘Dollar: * Every Graggist sells it. eo —_-+—__ Pursons oa Gap ‘w subscribe for Tas Stan who reside on Ca} ee alaad Mie Mere Sees, will please leave their gudere at No. East recur Joun Uoeerns, Azent. THE WHITEHURST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 454 and 6th streets, ablishment, founded {n this city fn 1880, and embracing among its of thousands of negatives and spscimens, PORTRAITS FROM LIFR of all the Uelebrities that bave been on the stage of action since hve time, bas just boron oy and been reorganized, under ti frente eer Frenele feet 5 with ol mente. and new, and all the provements in the Art, ie ready for Photog work in all its branches, in a style that can! sur pat and at uniform low rates that cannot be underbid. Ge Awbrotypes, Porcslaines—al! i sizee—Oards,, imperial Cuda. Fi ae Fe Fe Eight-Fours. inet. size—plain and colored—from 20 conte Gem L! eeses for Lockets, Watches, and all other ministure purposes. Mapa. Charts. Drawings. Sketches, Pictures, Painting Models. Machinery, and every other » in the best style jpable thing taken or copi and of any size. Old Dagnerreotypes, Pictures, Paintings, &o., renewed, copied. « nlarged( when desired), and Fn: dered freah and life-lik Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. Facilities unsurpassed. Ovr motto in the picture line. life-like likenesses at the lowest pi Nos. 424-6 Penna. Ave., bet. 434 and 6th sts. Cut this out for a Memorandum, “The finest Parext PANTALOON DBAWEBS. We are now preparing a full stock of the above celebratea DBAWEBS, in materials snitabie for ail climates, Also our new styles of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS now ready fer Falland Winter of 1538. FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, an29collt No. 5% White street, New York PREPARE FOR WINTER. Repairs for ail and sizcs of v FURNACES, TOV E and Ban can be found at BO’ HABDW ABE, 479 9th street. Bring name an: imber of stove, Old stoves taken in part pay for BOBEST BOYD, 479 ota, — — ‘ail she iatest Parielag Novelties, and unequalled in choice variety and cheapness, BM ING OATOR & CO. eptigtry 299 Baltimore street, ou Im* Baltimore. A onpraix oven FOR OVEE-DEINETHG, VON K ANTI-INEBRI DoOTR ED’ PSOFRYLAOTIO EXTRACT. aie zt fo atl Sinssave conorel = tt eration, and has priv Practice for the past eleven years. It Bow offered to he Bec) le of the District, gon Sdence that ‘morlte will be apprecteted; and testimonials of le persons have caicasy. “Oiee tes Cale ene caomnionee and ; Kor sale wy si! ‘druggists and at Boom Wo. 10 are Belding. von KURE & 09. HTLOsO PHY OF to Ii Kiliye and what of Li + a ihe anandee Yet roadway, Hew York. Scroou BOOKS, FoR SALE BY FRENCH & RIOHABDSON, fe b-tf 334 PENNA. AVE. E seuss AND EUROPEAN NEWS. “THE MAIL: taining the news, the pal lead- Fone, Saha, tert ear ‘or fu the colo: bar MAIL” thi h ibecribers can obtain “THE x rpagh saints os are, secured the services of Mr. Sree S 414 'D strect, between 6th and ington. FOUN J. PEABODY. KEW OnARTE OF we bs ae as an z 38 aR 4 $.20's, Jn eS; 13% iarenad 109% Ten Fortes. ... 114% Seven Thirties, 109° Gold. pees Rea [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bond: 1n home and fcreign markets as follows: New You«, Sept. 14—First Board—U. 8.6» 1381, coupon, 114; 6.20's, 1882, coupons, 113%; 1864, coupon, 109%; 1868, coupons, 111; 1565 coupon, new, 109; 1381, coupon. 108%; 10.40's, coupons, 104%; Pacific Mall, 10%; Omo and Miss. Qertificates.3= § : —; actantic Mail, 0; Canton. 454; Oamberiand, 30; W. yews K, Yj Gmnl, Sy: Bre pa I, 119; Michigan South- <M ‘Uentral, 70,6344 1llinols Central, Wo ttsbu: ; Northwest, 86x: do. preferred, SOX Cleveland and Toledo, 1064 ; Rock Island, 10) jae: oS 107%; Alton & Terra Haute, 43; Toledo & none; Adame Ex., 403;: Wells, & Co. Exp., 25%; American Ex- press, 44; ited none: Mer. chants’ Union. 23; Chicago & Alton, 156 4: do. prfd, ity. Marketdull. Gold, M3XKalt. [By Cable.) Loxpox, Sept. 14—11:15 &. m.—Consols for rae 5 94; Bonds, 72; Llinois Gentrals, 9x; Erie, 30. FRANEFORT, Sept. 4—I11:15 a. m.—Bonds, 75 ya7b¥- IVERPOOL Sept. 14—1:15 a. m.—Cotton Opens flat; sales of §,000 bales; Middiing Up- lands, 104; Orleans, 10. Lonpow, Sept. 14—1:20 p. m.—American se- curities quiet and steady; prices unchanged; Consols for money, 9; for'account, 91. Liyzrroot, Sept. 14—1:20 p. m.—Uotton mar- ket declining; sales of 8,000 bales; Middling Uplands, 104; Orleans, 10%. —__e2——_ Baltimere Markets, Te-day. Bartrwone, Sept. 14.—Cotton dull; held nom. inally at 25. Flour more active: Howard street super, $8.50089.25; do. Extra, $10.25a812; do. family, 812.25a$12.75; City Mil ) B3.758 gu 5 do. > 812.508 tra, $9.50 Wheat dull, recepts small; good to prime, i ‘3.75082. 23882.50; rades, Corn steady, prime White, 81.18a81.23: yellow. $1.25081.27. Oats dull, 67a72cents. Rye, duli at $1.40. Provisions less firm; Pork, 3: Ba- con—Rib Sides, 17; clear do 17x; Shoulders, Malt 4: Hams, 2vc.; Lard, 20 cents. ee Baltimore Stock Market, To-day. Ba.timore, Sept. 1§— Virginia 6's, inscribed, oe. g ¢ bid, 454 asked; do. 1566, 49 bid; do. 1667, 47 49% asked; do. coupon, old, 53 bid do. coupon, new. $3 bid. N.C. 6 bi wn Wall Street To-day. New York, Sept. 14.—Sterling Exchange, 9; Gold, 43%. Money easy at 3a5 per cent. 1862, coupon, 13%; 10-40's registered, 4 ¥: ginia 6's, ex-coupon, 54; North Carolinas coupon, 73. do. new, 72%. New York in Market To-day. New Yorx, Sept. 14—Flour unsettled and 10015 cents lower. Wheat dull with prices in favor of buyers. Corn dull and 1 cent lower. Se ernnanemmemmemmmmmnmesmmeeeeetee eel NITED STATES PATENT OF oy iNGTON. D.O. A 2,198 ‘On the petition of EMELINE M WOODREPE, (lave Kmeline Stedman.) of Elizabeth,New Jer- fey, executrix of the estate of George W. Stad- an. . patent granted’ the said George W. Stedman, the sth day of December, 1854, amd reissusd tue’ 2ith $f CL Apri 18:9, for, an improvement in bewing Macht js ordered that raid petition be _neard at this office on the 234 of No- Yember next. Any persen may sion. Objections, ‘depositions should be filed in this office eetsn, day of bearing. se 3-wSw sioner of Patents. NITED STATES PATENT nt granted on t! ‘Telos ed ‘on the 27th day of Octeber. provement in Oircular sitting Machines: t is orde: that raid petition be heard at this ice on the 2*d day of November next Any per- son may op; this extension. Objectior depo Gace twenty days Vetore the aay ot he — en ore vot hea me ELISHA FOOTE, seo W3w Commissioner of Patents RPHANS Cou; RT,Peptember: or CoLt pia. Washington co the cove of BIOB A ites, with the approbation of the Orpicae’ Goat st with the approbation rptans* Court o Washington County a-oresald. appointed TU ington. DAY tober 6th, 1898. for the ‘and distribution of the personal estate of said de ceased, and of the assets in hand, as fer as the same have been collected and turned into movey het ‘and where all the creditors and ire of Spraeeeecaae roperly vouched. or they Sxeladed from all benefit in eal jeceaned 's provided 8 copy of this order be publisned once week for three wi: in the “ Evening .” pre- vious to said day Tent JAS. R. Q’BEIRNE, ne Dlawsw, Register of Will RPHANS’ COURT, September 1, 1835 — Di Tis" the case of WENSAMIN M. McCOY" Excouter of Biizabeth Thompson. deceased, the Executor aforesaid has, the approbation of the Orphans’ Court ‘of Washington County orsepe gorctntes sonanay, oe 20th ‘mber, 1868, and distributi personal estate of iar a otare eae 0 é 1 i : j A i i i ff [AMES E. O'BEIENE. re 2-lawSw* Register of Wilis. HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- P72 orp, ‘ConumBta. "= P Ix THE MattFE oF Ross & Bickstea, Bayx- ucrrs—Ix Banxavrrcy, Ta be undoreignsss Hewkins Taylor, of 215.7 wndereigued, : street, Washington city, D.C , her Ny ave netice intment as of estate of ICKSLER. of the city of Georgetown D. bo were. on the 13th day of August, A. D 1868, Sdjadged bankrupts. upon thelr own by the on D. Cou fashinetos, ee ree eee QBEHANS’ COURT September 5, 158 —Dis- oF py ig Veit Cooxty to wit:—In the case of SARAH KEATING. ad- ministratrix of George W, Keating. deceased: the the Jeft this morning, and mow wn’ confined Ry ‘station deiault of payment. ‘Tux Rain OF YeereRpay.—The heavy rain ot yesterday, although very beneficial 4 ing the streets 13 g wy of the gutfer was lifted out of place by the force of the water, and ao obstructed sin tetera oo that point thata car im attem; ting 0 pose was thrown off the traek, and with great difficulty was gotten on again. AmpBitiovs To Riss.—Nathaniel Johnson, col ble walks of life, attem to rise higher climbing 8 lamppost. It was about 1 o'cloc this morning, but the +! pm around, and throi the amusement worth 81.5) to Corporation. Jobnson paid the fine, but couldn't see the propriety of it, as hesays “it didn’t hurt the lamp post any.” Strcck py Licnutsrec.—During the hea’ storm of yesterdxy, the lightning strack t building in which tbe office of the Adams Express Company is located, on the corner of High and Gay streets. There was no damage done Wy the iluid, except i Ball over the Express Office, where a number of ot glats were broken, and pieces of furaitare Scattered about in ail directions. River Frowt.—The wharves to-day are al- Most a blank; dull times and hardly a vessel in port. The only arrival we have to chronicle to-day 1s the sloop Kitty Ann from Alexandria ‘with Wheat Tax Canal.—Two hundred and eighty-nine boats have arrived since ist instant to date. ‘The break is now su; boats are expected to-day or to-morrow in grea’ numbers, Dickson & A Fore Horse Lost.—Messrs. King, lumber merenants, lost a fine horse on Saturday frem the effects of sunstroke. Mencuants’ Excnaxgn—Business still continues dull on ‘Change. Offerings this morning—3,000 bushels red wheat and 3,200 bushels of corn, without any sales. ARRIVAL Geax BY Canat.—Arrived, ledley, with corn to Hartley & Georgetown Advertisements. BBY THOS. POWLING, Auctioneer; Georsctown "REET Le BEBOLD. Lasa eee Ssmufl the. strc fee tote District, passed on thenlith: daret Reptember. cause No. 1335, docket 3 LE wtit soll gt pub ic wuction. tothe anne a peta ee dee promises, the Leasehold, Geod will, Furniture, buildings long known ec Lang's Bowel 12 Geor town, D-C., et the terminus of the avenue Balt The unexpired term is for four rears from the 2th i moi $153.59-10" end includes the wee 2 Fooms, and the Bar Gi ail of the buildings except th Wager all the Frnt Tee, Bedstonte, ‘« Hotel stand for proved a lacrative location rant business, ont oer Mod ves as to ite ‘will be sold as. Prospective value. as ‘Terms of sals: One balf cash: the resid and six months, with interest from the te be eatiefactori| tory. and the puri diate possession. seld-10t iO 0 JASNOLTAT maGNoriat! A foll supply of this cheice EXTRA FLOUB on band and for saleby ME AS No 77 Water street, Georgetown, D. . au 2eolm secured The sale is aser Will be placed in Luroztaxt NEWS. C. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged tobe THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boll. free from all injurious Chemica! ‘The premium ORIENTAL BOAP, The “* NEW YORK CITY 80aP, The “ CHEMIOSL OLIVE 804P, The “ LAUNDRY 80aP, b of ality, ead ere cuaran- cod to give perfect satustsetion, ASK YOUR GROCER for any of these aud take no other. forsale by alt of the BEST GROCERS tn the Manufactory, Nos, 500 and 502 @ street north ‘Between 6th and sth. iy tt Weshington, DO. 10B TO ALL PERSO! BUILDING Ne FIBST CLASS HOUSES. 0. SCBNBIDER, PRACTICAL BELL HANG. 5 232 Penpsy!vania aven: Ietn ond io ‘Most i * aNNUS aed. Private Dwell. Tr. a Ta ng = TORE’ wi a anu to All kind of REPAIB ited with nestoess dG sh sada ee babiccin gees ees ta, - : Sea atcity prices eu Se DRY aooDs aT Low PEIORs, BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, between Now York avenue aad L street. iet-tn Gaaxp OPERING OF BOY’s ,vUTH’S AND CHILDREN’S FALL CLOTHING, Suitable for SCHOUL AND DRESS WEAR. Also. fall stock of DRESS SHIRTS, UNDER- sHints DBAW ERB. all sizes. ' a attention given to this branch of the rebat Nd do well to drop ia and idea ofthe tasty pip jen and ew prices ate 32 Groxczrown COLLEGE, D. ©. NINETEENTH MEDICAL SESSION—1564-"9 College Building, Corner Tenth and E streets, CITY OF WASHINGTON. ‘ACULTY: bee YOUNG. , President and Professor of Tincipios and Practice of Medicine, General Pathology, and Medical Ethics. ‘LODOABI HOWAR! D.. Treasurer and ph Pretemor of Osetetrice ard Diseases of Worse ren. JOBNBO} LIOT, M. .)., Dean, snd Professor of Cay eet Pete bern. My |. D., Professor of M. *ANNedice. Pacrapoutics, abd Medica Jarvepras uce. THOMAS ANTISELL, M. D., Professor of - . Ph} leal #s Poe Ly NS) MD. Pi MONTGO! x 38 soumt D. Poe mee Of REYBURH. D , Professor of a Tiistology, Microscopic. tad DANIEL B. SAGHER, M. D., Professor of Oita- 5 Lt 5 he J- HARRY THOMPSON, MD... Professor ut Ciln- BrUAETELDR(bun, WD { Demonstrators, ciabar ate an Caren tae ose aamte EDUCATIONAL. p®sranarion FoR SIN ESS. nisleesseseriede s to eommebmaren a tS arent ing. Commerciat Law, Gorrzeponacuce: Political RAWING AND PAINTING — Hl reeume 8 ber class of OWABD UNIVERSITY ‘The Fall term we : B. street, between von th The exercisrs of the C. ileg= will be resumed oo MONDAY. a PEDAY Beptember Tih. Iss WiGET’S°s.. President. ‘or selim Ber B W A8BINeTON An tie Scheo! for wel term at Hall 3 MUNDAY, Sept. class for young men y be obtai Ww NIE SHAW § SCNT r RS ra Ba..tn She South Room. under ¢y atreet ~ Girculare at corner of Dand sth ste, scteam™ Ms BUER will re. ber SCHOOL, MO DAY. seth, street, betwaes and 1eth cireo hs ns street, between 18 ‘TRE ,CNION EVANGELICAL iwetitute ioe young, Indies and, mesa wi beepes for pile. on MO! Téth weet ber of boarding puplis ceived. ‘For-cirewlars apply to ter principal” Y DIES’ SOROOL ON OA BIL! 1 DUDDINGTON PLAC: oi ai abi a aNc tes. shal School, MONDAY. SRPTREBE 2 Ti. 80% -eodim GPoRGETOWN COLLEGE, B= ‘ i ‘The mext of ii on the Rrat Monday of Raptatabel® "Pur Sotainees eae er eer ETT Da. MAGUIRE, 8. 7 VINCENT'S SCHOOL, corner ith and O oder the, ot streets care of Sisters of Charity will open on MONDAY, Angst Sist.. Parents arc Se eS ee ee por. ESPUTA'S MUSICAL ACADEM sha peeewe wets Son at i. “ ue aspen & : u call om the Principal at his seat or et the Achaemy” BED! FEMALE — FREDEBI« THARY ‘K, MARYLAND, ‘commence r the fret Monday ‘uition per scholastic CIS a.m ite twenty sixth scholastic in sopembey Board and . ‘8 INSURANCE. M. HANSON'S INSURANCE OFFICE, FIRE AND Lire, 616 SEVENTH STREET, Between D ané E Streets. 42TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, F BABTFO! 00! = =... 94. SS3.643, P. HERDER, Pre FZ GOGP AC m. Bact. "Ho. S18 Beveute HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE ©O. 2,026 230. rh a A i BNieema Bo, AND M. INSURANCE PANY. ve. eonstantly on hands full or-- “7 of al GOV. ~. a&NT BONDS, SEVBS-THIRTIES, AND“ OMPOURD INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOOKS, BONDS, &c., exsoutee and collections made on all accessible points. se1-tf Fist BATIONAL BARK OF Wasi! GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY anD FIBABCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE: STATES, ‘18th strost, opposite the Treasury Departmnens, Government Securities with Treasurer Unites tates, @7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘We buy and sell ait classes of GOVEENMENS SECURITIES ot current market rates. FURNIEH BXICHANGE and mabs Ooliceions ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THB UNITSD STATES. purchase Governmest Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give care- ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ond FIRES ‘end to any other business entrusted to as. FULL LN FORMATION to regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS ot all times cheerfully furnished. ‘wn. s. ant Boverts pscxiss. ‘8 cent 6 pound santios by the bo iw Usrep QPATES PatEsy orriog. JAMES HB. WULTNET, of Brockite N'Y ei. ministrator of the ext of Theodore 0B. Weed “te- ‘eke ‘Theodore K. Wi pape ae eps ‘an improvement te PARISIAN FANOY GOODs, 836 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, 4nd 7 Co Peri, A