Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NEWS. a Board of Trustees of Put The Bosrd keld a regular mouthly session | Inst evens, 1 the.r rooms. at the City Hall, | the President, W. J. Martingh, Esq, in the | cbair,and Mr. A. P. Pardon, secretary. All (be members present. Mr. A. K. Browne presented a communica. tion from Protesor Heary Masson. tendering his services to texeh @ ciassof public schoo wachers 1a the Freach lanquaqe. Alo, one from Professor Alexander A. ©. Klnucke, ot. eh the German language to the chers of public schovls. Mr, McLelian mon, 4 ‘© Sccept (he propositions of these gea- Uemen. Agr e ‘The followmg applications for teacherships im the pablic schools were present d and Te- terred: By Mr. West—Lizzie Brown. By Mr. Wuson—Miss A. E. Piper, of Chester, Pa. By Mr. Bowen—Miss Mary M. Walker. By Mr. Moore—Misces Mary Wilkerson and Mary A. Keynolds. By Mr. cLetan—Miss J. Emmi Gritting, (as music teacher.) A. O. Portier, and THE ELECTION EXCITEMENT. The City Last Night—A Lively Time among the Politiciams—Scenes and Incidents. The most intense anxiety was felt in this | aity as to the result ef the State elections which came off yesterday, it being generally consid- eed that the retarms would foreshidow the Tesnit of the great political contest next mont! ‘This interest manvfested tsself carly fa the day d the exestement conticued to merrase about Means when suflicient reuras had been rreeivd to show, with some degree of ceriainty, how Penusylyapia, Onto, aad iudi- ana bad voted. ‘The several newspaper and clad rooms were thronged with Inquiring crowds, each eagerly seizing upon the most meager dispatches as a cortespomding elevator oF gamper to their po- liucat partiahucs. Up to nine or ten o'clock | at night returns sufficient to predicate a fair calculation as to the result had not been re- cei nd therefore the advocates of neither of the two political parties felt any disposition to brag over the result: but after that hour there ties! overthe wires message after messice, transmitting “figured” returns, which were ded as more serious than mere partisan patches of alative character. For the first hour or so the returns flactaated in favor = Basso. By Mr Woodward—Miss Emma Stoke: Mr. Wilson presented a notics from Mr. Jas. W. Barker to vacate the school-Bouse on H, be- tween Ith and 15.h streets. Ordered to be placrd on file, Mr. Dulin offered a resolution requrs:ing the “omumtitee before the Cuiy Counetls "> urge the Councils to puss a law punisning and prevent- ‘ME wuency of pupils of the public schools. He re narked iat irequeatly, becinse of tra- ency, paren’s puniched their childrea s:- ely at home, and at school they were aga'n Shed, rad be ihought it produced a pad t. Mr. A. K. Drowne stat-d thu the plan of police vigilance in the city of New York worked well, and he thought the eff +t woald be good here. Mr. West said the sime sys’ »m Proved snecess in Bo-ton, and when it was begun there were 4,000 truan:s, and by a receat report it was oscer*imed that the truants nam- berrdonty 56 in all. Mr. Mason movrd thi! the resolution be s# amended as te require the commitiee to Whom the bill is committed, to Teport at the rext meeting of this Bourd, Ac- cepted, and the resolution was adopted. r. Wilson, fem the committee on ‘ext books, made a report to add to the list for Primary .chools, (to be used by the tec “Holbrook’s Forms for Obj-ct Teacher; " son's Charts of Colors, Nos. lj and 14. list tor secondary schools. “dd, as No. 7, “Spelling Exercise Book.” Tne list for inter: wm diate schools, aad, as No. 5, “Spelling Ex. ereise Book,” and take off “Shurtletf’s Govera- menial and Instructor.” To the list for gram- mar schools, add. as No. 6, “Spelling Exercise Book,” sud substitute for © verment.t In- struetor, beppard’s First Book of the Co: stitution:” also, substitute for “Comstock’s Naturs! Philosophy,” “Natural Philosopny— Peck’s Gupnot.” S.J. Browa offered a resolution reciting hat opty 1,46 white children out of siding in the First School District ean Bow be accommodated in all the pub schools m szid district. most of which are lo- cated in rooms entirely unfit for the purpose, and fur which the corporation pays a heavy rent, oid incrrs a st‘ll cre.ter expense for re- peirs; and the building know. as the «Frank- am School Building,” located in the very best Pes.uon for the accommodation of 1,000 of the scholars of this District, was commenced more than four yrars ago, and is now so far ad- yonced that if may be completed and put in s=scion of the schools in a few months at ‘est; therefore ex ing the opiaion that the necessities and best inter- ests of the public schools urgently demand that the Franklin School Building shall bo complet: d and turr ‘d over to the schools at the fariest posible moment; and recommending and urgint upon the Mayor and City Councils to tke SUC ih.mecia! » action as may be nec*3- sary to msure the spe dy completion of the Freuklin School Buildmg.” ‘The reoluvous were advocated by M--srs J.5 Brown, McLellan, Woodward, Murtaga, and Wilson, snd oppo-rd by Messrs. Dulin and Bowen. and adopted. Mr. Murtagh gave notice that. at the nex: tung he woula offer a bill recommending of the office of Superintendeat of Adjourn 4, — A Lost Dvck, avo rts PECULIAR QuacK— An Assoult ont Bat ery—Kunaway and Smasiewp. Yesterday morning George Kay was beougat | before Justice L +d by Uflicer T. A. Clements oa a warra: issued on the oath of Mary Klinkins ery on her, om the ~th iust. Mr. A.K. Browne appeared tor the prosecution, and Mr. J. Bell Adams for the defence. 1: ap- peared trom the evidence that some colore people, smucluding tue prosecuting witn' ‘Went to the premises of Kay to claim a duck, said to belong to her, and be ordered them off. hey refused to le: chimed tha: the duck was hers, and she took hold of the gat», and aéter Kay had ordered her off several ums, Re took 6 stick of wood and st: uci tae { gate, breaking hey bold, and afterwards strack or pushed her; and for this she had Kay arr ed. Quite a number of Witnesses were exammed as to the proprietorship of the duck, some of them testifying that it | Delonged to the woman, ise of a peculiar mark on oue of 1's feet, and the woman also stifled that she knew its quack. The ese was partially stgu:d by the coun- | the justice being im doubts as to the of the duck ordered it to be produced mued the cave. While the investiga- it progress a colored driver of the ‘wagon of Mr. Mullins, desler in the market, attracted by the crowd im front of the ollice, (uunbering 8t times 50 or more,) stopped bis leat im trent and entered the crowd. While here the her_es took fright and dashed iuriou:- y down 43 5 friking the rear of a hack steading in front of the iInw office of Mv. Guz- zler, just above Pennsylvania avenu-, Kuock- ing it to piee-sand throwing down one of the horses, and continued ata .trious raisofsp 1 down 4% street to the Istand, A gentlemao {eve ofaparty in Mr. Gozzler’s st the tim:) bad Just taken bs 5 the carriace a tew Moments before, but s cing the spproach of the runaway team, jnmped ont eto save bimseif, The hack was No. 5’, owned by Owen Wood, end is demaged to amount of over $%0. His horses fortunately were uniu- jured. ee Suvene AcctpeNt.—Yesterday afternoon, a Gnugbier of Sergeaut Robert . chnson, Fe- sifee, her foot by street car No. 7 puductor. T ste’ained a severe injury Tum over, tbowt 3 9'cloc Mr. George Kichi: Johusen, of the s ; to be im the car at the time, bearing the cries | of the child, :amediately alighied, and taking the child im bis arms hastened to Stone's drug store, where it received the kind attentions of that gentleman. The Lieutenant, ccompamied by the conductor, then wok it to bome, when Dr. Charles H. Bowen was called in, and on *xamination, foumd that the atersal Done of the right foot was broken that the lect foot was badly crusbed near the toes. The child's feet would certainly have bern cutoff had it not beea for 4 very thick | solid pair ot shoes which it Bad on, The heel | of the right shoe was mashed considerably aud parually torn trom the solv, and the sole of the jeft shoe was mashed nearly double. Magny bystanders who witnessed the accident say that only the bind wheel of the car passed over her feet, and that she was some distance trom it | when the horses pased her, but made a run for it ss though endeavoring to caten it, when abe sipped sud From all who saw it,aud the cbild’s parents, no blame could be attached to the conductor or driver of the car. —_.—__. Stitt INvoLvep tn MysTsry.—The name Of the unfortunate young man, whose delite- Tate de trom the Long Bridge Inst Satur- easy morning, bas already been mentioned in the Stan, bas not vet been ascer™uned. nor has his body been recovered, although every effort bas been made to do s0. The chain of | evidences m favor of the opinion that the cir- comstance was a suicide still strengthens, wil how there a8 scarcely a doubt of the fac:. Oa Friday afternoon, the day preceding the o:- | currence, the sae purty appeared on tne Long | Bridge, sud after walking up and down {or some Ume, with occasions! pauses to gaze into the wator, be walked away azain to the city. ‘The circumstance attracted the atvention of the workmen epgnged on the bridge, but no men- tion was made of it Uli the suicide of next morning. ' pee ' Tswrerance —Monday evening we strotied | sro the ball of G orge Washington Division, Sens of Temperance,and were glad tu see so WAny Members and visitors present, number- ing About 206, xtong them some of most promi- | ur nt citizens, and some of the most beauUtal of | ladies. After the regular business, includiag | five ir itiations, Was transacted, a recess was twken foratout an hour, which was spent in partaking of ice cream, ac. After the recess | we were entertained by the George Washing- | ton and Irving Glre Clubs with songs and mu- wc Dr. Frank Howe, Miss King, and Mcs. | Ficzgerstd at the piano, and speeche) from Past | aud Worthy Patriarch, Grand W. A. Ross | Fish. and Jon Thompson, President of the Washington City Temperance Society. AssAvLT wiTH a Bewr GLass.— Yesterday rnoon, Charles Franks went into the res- aurant of George F. Bleucher and called for s glass of beer, and when it was was drawn B. ned, “This fs the way I pay my debts,” and threw it st Franks Sergeant Green ar- rested him, and Justice Walter committed him 11 for court. en xn. —Yesterday, Susan Botis, a colored B, iving om K street, between f2tn and ently in the employ of Dr. Baiktey as a nurse, Was examined by Dr. B and Dr. Pale Der, aed prohenuced insane, aud a permit de- ing Chtained from ihe Seeretary of the Laverior, <iheer Ourand removed her to the Insane Asy- hum | euforcing the ordinance relative to the sub; of first one party and then the other. and as they would be announced some of the more zealous would cry out, «Who wants to bet ! Ii goso mach on this State, this District,” and so on, with ready takers from the opposite party. Alter balf-past ten o'clock, however. it was found that the ablicans had made heavy gains over the last elections, the eff-ct of ‘which was to give some assurance as to which party had been successful, and from that tune the feeling began to subside, and a cerse »pond- ing diminution of the crowd commenesd, till about one o'clock this morning, when all not connected With the newspaper business retired to their homes, content to peruse the published detuils this morning. « Newspaper Row,” on 14th street, was vis- ited at an carly hour after might, where dis- pitches were perhaps more ey, received than at any other point in the city, The offices ot all the correspondents were open, and as each fem of news was received it was tran- scribed im a lezible hand and posted for the benefit of the eager crowd. In front of the row were hung colored lanterns of handsome de. vier> and inseriptions, which brightly illum nated the square and presented an agreeable appearance to the surroundings. The New York World, Tribune, Herald aud Times and the £eratng Associaed Fress headquarters were the principal points of attraction, between which the crowd continued for hours to vibrate and compare the returns, drawing their im- Pressions according to the political discrepan- cies of each Mr. Crounse, of the New York Times, had the enterprise to have telegrapa wires brought *> bis headquarters on Lith street, where a large number of dispatches were received. Republican beadqnarters, No. i‘ Pennsyl- van‘ avenue, wes illuminated about 7 o’elock, and the decorated balls were soon crowd i with persons of Republican _ proclivittes anxious to hesr the elections. Col. Richard Hilton was called to the chair, and as tele- graphic dispatehes would arrive he read them aloud, thereby eliciting tremendous applause. The greatest enthusiism prevailed up to a late hour. Speeches were delivered by Col. Hilton, Major Morse, and Mr. McCauley, of Ala., and Col. Phillips, of Kansas. During the evening company A, First regiment Boys in Blue, Cap- tain Brian, entered the hall, beaded by 'S. I. Bate’s dram corps, when three rousing chvers bag iven for Grant aud Colfax and the Boys ix Blue. ‘At Corusi's Saloon, the headquarters of the Jackson Democratic Assocation, a large num. ber of Democrats gathered at an early hour, filling the ball to its utmost capacity. The chair was occupied by Mr. B. F. Swart. Pres- ident, and on the stand were a larg+ number of our city politicians. Capt. J. P. Suilien, chair- man of the committ >to receive the news, was busily engaged im receiving disp.tches ‘trom the telegraph offices, aud sending them to other clubs, the Junior Democratic Association doing the runnin. having volunteered for the pur- ose, Here spreches were made by Mr. J. E Sorris, Major Turner, Hon. R. Gen. Cavanaugh of Montana, Dr. Chas. and Mr. McNerhany, ard the Young Meu’ and Ks. Club sang several campaign so! Alling great enthusiasm. The disp: ceived here just suited, for it was apy them that “Democracy rul:d the roost; but wards midnight, when Democrats who h been in other parts of the city and Bews Bot so cheering, came in and co: Whispered consultations, their ardor was somewhat dampened, aad this too oniy a few hours aiter it bad been anounced in the hall and gtreted with applanse that a band was in front of the Chronicle olfice playing the “Dead March in Saul. Atthe Yourg Mens’ ymourand Blair Club rooms, 307 Peunsylvania avenue, large crowd gathered and spirited addresse> were delivers 4 ‘when dispatches Were mot being received; but the latter appeared to be not so eheering as those received at Carusi’s. The Northern Lb. erties cinb wes in session at Will’s Hall, re- ceiving dispatches, and large crowds received their news here, A large number of persons assembled at the Metropolitan and National Ho'els, where ar- Tangements had been made for snnouncing dispatches; but soon these poluts were abaade cued and other places soug’at for. ‘The Stax aud Ezpress offices were beseiged as rarly as ceven o'clock, with parties anxious to hear the returns at the latter mostt while the crowd @ the Stak office embrac da tair sprink- f both partics, and also those of no party feeling at all, who were desirous of getting the most accurate recurns from beth sides. Ahout bine o'clock, and up to midnight, « ditions of cur paper were issurd and were seized by the crowds om the street coraers, who at once to the windows of shops and street read; but the latter experimeat proved ure, as ihose on Pennsylyonix bad not liguted for a long time. ‘The tront of the Chronicl- office was nat d by ga» jets forming the word « Here dispatch''s were read as soon as receiy 4, and much enthusiasm was maniferted when aunovicements of Republican gains were post tuite a concourse of persons assembled at the Int Uigencer office, the most of whom were of the Democratic frith. Uccrsionally some tun was apparent, and when a solitary person would enter the door hurriedly, the crowd Tush d in, anticipating some good tidings, put whet dispatch was read from Philadelphia, .rom Mr. Wm. Mann, expressing an opinion the State bad gone Republican by 10.000 m: r action took place, aud the crow! did Tally mn. One irreverent individual a at man isa d—< tool.”? The Kepublican office was also visited by a large crowd anxious to hear the returus. a ee CENTRAL BUILDING AssoctaTiON, third annual meeting (J7th payment sociation, held last evening at the City Hall, the following officers were elected for tut ning year: Asbury Lloyd, President: Jume owes, Vice President, James Fraces, Tre urer; Wm. W. Moore, Secretary. Direc! Wm. H. Johnsoa, E. 0. Ecko’ Moore, Wm. H. Naliey, Chas. P.’ Wanvall, Bushrod Robinson, J. J. Campbell, Wm. 8! Riley. John T.Chauacey. After the election of officers $3,220 was disposed of, at a premium averaging 422-3 per ceut., thereby cuncelling forty-tive shares of stock. The aunual report Mum’ At the of this | Was read showing the association to be iu a flourishing condition. The 52i shares sold during the pust year bore a nominal yalue of exch.) The premiums obt.ined S amount im the aggregate to =, and the advances made thereon amount 2, showiug the average race of prevaium to Lave been SiX per cent. a Geaxp Lovek KxiGuTs oF PyTuras.—The Grand of Knights of Pythias, of this District, met last evening in their ball, coruer of 7th and D streets, when the quarterly report was presented and adopted. it shows that te Membership of the order in this District has been greatly tucreased, and thats new lodce (D.mon L , NO. 13) bas just bea orgauized im the First Ward. The quarterly reparts of subordinate lodges were received aud read, and they represent M11 the lodges to be in & highly flourishing and prosperous condition ‘The attendance at the meeting of the Grand Lodge was very large, and a very mteresting and harmonious session was held. aimee AccIpENT.—At un early hour yesterday Morning, a8 Mrs. Mary Commings, a widow Ie dy residing near the Willard Hotel stables, on Fourteenth street, was about proceeding to market, her foot caught inthe sill of the door of ber residence and she was thrown with great violence to the pavement. By the acci- dent she sustained a severe cut about her tem- ples and lips, and was otherwise bruised about the body. ‘She was immediately tiken into the house and her injuries properly attended to. —_—__—_. A Castaway. — Yesterday morning, as Joshua Magrader. a colored boy, was strolling slong the edge of the canal, be espied in the mad at the bottom a peculiar looking package, which be procreded to Possession of, and upon lifting it to the bank found that it con- fstmed the lifeless body of a new-born babe. ‘The remains. which were yery much decayed, were taken to the station-house and placed in charge of the sanitary officer, who had it prop- erly interred. ——>—_ Loox To your LIceNss8.—The hucksters the markets nad better be prompt in ooking to (he renewal of their licenses, as the police have bad orders to, and are vigilantly engaged in, Several of them are said to be delinquent, and Will not be permitted to continue their busi- rs unless they provide themselves with the necessary release from all corporation obligs. tions. —-—_e—___. APANDONED InFANT.—About It o'clock | might before last, officers Tucker and Davis found a neatly — muitato infant on bard street, opposite Washington street, with a bundle Of clothes, and. took it to the and it wss sabvequently placed im St. Ann's Intent Asylum. Tre Potowac Froxt.—Siuce the Iast re- he ports. Po- eperaied but shently on Arrow, Stack. tical Matters bi Tontine matters, and ole, made her ueu: t Vernon, * a “goodly” number of pleasure Seekers on Board. Other movements of vessels will be found below. herey's Wha son, Grant, 582 2 straw for Col, W. H. Boyd; steamer Pioueer, Olden, from Ac- cotmk, With wood for G.L. Sheriff. Foy's Wharf.—Sailed—Schars. Harwood. for Alexandria, to load with coal for Boston; Van- “aunt, Picts, for lower Potomac: lught. Kiley’ Wharf —Arrived —Scburs. Gooper, Lowr, from Pliiladetphia, with 100 tons of oral for F. J. Reeves: Only Son, Edwards; Sarga- Tet Lonisin, Davis; J. J. Maypole, Bezel; Brambetl, Crosby; Robert James, Dver; Amer- n Coaster. De Allee: Flagstat, Hugaes; all oysters for Winfield. Brown's Wharf—Arrived—Scbrs. M. Oolbne, Graves, from Havre de Grace, with 290 tous of coal for S. P. Brown & Son; A. Wylie, Avery, with 60,004 feet of Jumber for S. P. Brown & Son; Sacho, Wilson, with 141,000 four-qusrier white pine, CHARGE OF FALSE Pretences.—The case of Marion Eastwood vs. Wm. Treadway came up for a hearing before Justice Waiter at tive o'clock yesterday afternoon, L. G. Hine, Exq., appearing for the plaintiff,and J. E. Norris, Wan, for the desesdant, Eastwood charged the defendant with porrowing a certain sum of money from him, for which he recerved an order on bis pay in one of the departments, the defendant at the same time siying that hiv mother had money belongirg to him. Ext- Wood testified he had not r ceived the money, would not have loaned it hed he not defendant had money in his mother’s hands. The plamtiff now brings suit tor obtaining money under false pretences, and defence producrd witne .es to show that the estate of the defendant's father had not bean settled up, and argurd that the acceptanc» of the order wa) sufficient to refute the plea that the plaitiif loaned the money on the mere as- sertion that the defendant bad money coming from his father’s esiate. Arter hearing the ar- gument on both sides, the Justice reserved his decision until Thursd: oi CLEAN UP Your WINTER GarweNTs.— Take them to the Dyeing and Scouring estab- lisbment of Mr. A. Fisher, whose office is lo- eat dat No. 4:8 Seventh ‘street, opposite the Patent Office. He is, we believe, the sole propri- etor of the new Parisian scouring proc:ss, ‘whereby he cleans ladies’ and children’s dress. es and all trimmings without taking them Apart. He is also in possession of the best chemical method for the removal of all kinds of spots or stains without being obliged to cle .n the whole garment. Garments he cleans with- oat shrinking them, and grease spots he r Invves effectually. See his advertisement, —— Direct Exrortation.—Messrs. Ezgles on & Co., of Alexandrir, Va., have recently united ina firm to conduct the hide-tanning busiaess on a wholesale scale, for direct exportation. They bave supplied themselves with every ap- pliance of tie busines, and having procured the large brick house corner of 6th street and the river, will go ‘mmediately into the m: -aetnre of rough and dressed leather. This is the first exporting house direct established in the city, snd isa harbinger of increased com- mercial prosperity particularly gratifying. ——— se. Drerrante Prorenty.—We would call the attention of partes wishing to make a profit- able investment to the sale advertised to take Place to-morrow af »rnoon by Cooper & Lati- mer, auctioneers, of a nearly new press brick Fesidence on the south side of H street, between sth and {th streets. This property is in one of the most desirable localities in the city, being con venient to all the departments, ——o———— No, Bips.—Proposais cor furnishing two hundred tons of coal and seventeen cords of kindling wood for the use of the Corporation offices im the City Hall, the station bouses, and the engtue houses were invited to be open= ed to-day at the Mayor's office, but not a single bid was received; the dealers probaniy prefer- Ting to retail their stock to their customers. geilnsste leis ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO A STREET Car. There seems to be a fatality for street car. h street and Peansylvama ave w + which necessitated its removal to the company’s shops for repairs DretitetTe.—yYesterday Rebecca M aire and James Suowden, celored, (the first being the party so badly inyured in the f) y stated in yesterday’s STAn,) beg sick and destitute, were removed to the Poor House Hospitsl. ——_ ‘THOSE FINE SPECIMENS of fruits and flowers Teceived frow Dr, H. N. Wadsworth, raised at his pleasant rural residence, Good Hope Hill shows that that delightfal portion of the eny rons of Wasbingron is abnudautly fruittul ¢3 well as sightly. aS eer Masontc.—The Grand Lotze officers will pay their annual visit to tepnial Lodge to-morrow ev ——— 5 THE COURTS. Court, Judge Wylie.—To-day the acted: Jouyenal trastee. War- ding order ot July to Audior. Boyce agt. Against absent defendent Murray et. re.ere: report ou petition. Darne et. al. agt. Fearson: appointing J. 1. Donual J Fearon, de- cc ted. Washington, Alexandra, and George- tows railro a act. Corporation of Washing- ton; order certityinz eros of Kilbreth to Court in Banc. Brady agt. Brady; order that the parties live apart, the eldest child to defendent sud alimony to complainant of © per mouth, Leonard agt. Lonard: order appomting W. B. Dayton to “uke test’mony ORPT ANS’ Court, Judge Purcell —Yesterday letters of sdministration on the estate of Eliza- beth L. Pearsou were granted to Samuel W. Pearson—bond $3,00). Also, ou estate of Eliz abeth A. Cross, to John W. Lugenbeel—pond $x.000, The first account of Aagustus Brown, guar- dian of orphan of Willian Brown; first and fival of H.C. Brown, administrator of Joua- than Nichols; segond of Emmi Ten Brook, (formerly Smoow) administratrix of Samuel C Smoot, sud second general account of same,-as guardian to the children of deceased, and indi- vidual accounts, were approved and passed. ‘Tae argrment im the case of Crown against Crown was continued. 1t appears that Sam T. Crown was appoluted administrator on the estate Lis decersed brother and guardian to his mmor brother aud sisters, some years since. and the father now petitions that the letters of guardianship may be revoked, othe ground that he was appointed while ‘the father was living, and without the father’s consent, Judge Leech and J.C. Williams tor the petitioner, and Messrs. Lloyd and Laselle for respondent. Crnevrr Count, Judge Fisher—Yesterday. the motion for_a new trial in the case of Reds Wood agt. the Metropolitan Railroad Company wos argued and held under advisergent.. The motion for a new trial in the case of Buth agt. Huder, in which a verdict was found tor plain- tft for damages by false arrest. was overruled. Judgment was enter d by default in the case of Catharine Brown agt. the Alexandria and Washingron Railroad Company, no appear ance baying been entered by defendant. Thi san aetion for damages alleged to have ber incurred in consequence of the plaintiff, a co ored woman who is employed im the ladies room of the United States Senate, being ejected from the cars on the Alexandria and Wasning- ton railroad some months since. The bill al- Jeges that the plainuit was so injured by the violence of her expulsion that she was for sone time incapacitated from the performance of her ordinary business, aud compelled wo employ & physician, &e. She lays her damages at $2,000. ITY order of pi Murray e} MARRIED SHREVE—MALONEY. Oa the 13th instant, by . Father Bokel, Mr. SAMUEL R <HK6V6 BRIDGET A. MALONEY, both of this — OLED. EDES. Departed this life on the 12th October, at Philadelphia, WM. B. EDES, of Georgetown, « eT Gnersl from the resieence of hie brother, David Edes, Washington street. near West, Ge-rgetown, on Thursday. the 16th. at 13g 0’ciock’p. m.. where the friends of the family are invited to attend. ~ SS Cc. BAUM. Removed, LT respectfully call the attention of the Ladies that I have this day REMOVED my HOOPSKIBT and CORSET FAQTURY to the spacious siore, 513 Teh airect, Intelligencer Building. ‘Thanking forthe patronage of the past I will endeavor to please in the futare; always selling the best goods and guaranteeing @ good ft. B71 am the only au’ horized agent iu this city of KELLEY’S PANIES and BUSSEL SKIRT; pen, Scag faabior able adapte for the preseat style of Dresa, ©. BAUM, 513 SEVENTH STREET, Tatelligencer Building. +» Georgetown, eet D.C. 28 WALLACE. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New "York money market continues to ‘work very easily and 1s witbomt special tea. | tare. At the banks and trust companies seven pet cent. is the estabtished rate: leading govern ment deders, however, are freely: gupplied at Bix per sa A fair Lee) Teported in com mere: At rates Our last cuotatibae, “Government bonds B been strong and active at the diiferent boards, and prices have steadily advanced. The lead- jog deaters report an uncsaaliy brisk office business, which indicates aa increasing demand on investment account. The greatest improve. ment in "is and ‘5s, each of Which have ad- vanced \ per cent. eS Government Securities. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14, 196%.—Jay Uooxe & (Co. furnish the following quotations of Goy- ernment securities: UU. S.6's, ie81, Wg ay Five Twenties, i ogy «13K Five Twenties, 1564, Ms at Five Twenties, 1565. 10% iy Five Twenties, Jan. OR 103, Five Twenties, Jan. & July, °67..109 109% Five Twenties, Jan. & July, 65..1094 11a Ten Forties... . 105 10556 NEW YORK—vIRSsT BOARD. U.S. 6's, 1881,....1144 5.20°s, Jn &Fy,.67. .1093, 5.20°s, 1862. 13 5.20%, Sn &I, "68. .109% .110x% «Ten Forties, Sirs is ~ WX Gold..... 136% 5.20's, Inde Jy,°65..109 {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegrapn.) Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bon¢s im home and foreign markets as follows : New York, Oct 1i—First Board—U. 8.65 1851, coupon, 114}; 6.20's, 1862, coupons, 113; coupon, 110%; 1866, cou; 110%; 1868, coupon, Rew, lui), ; 5.20’s, 1367, coupon, 105 x; W.40"s, coupons, | Pacific Mail, 126; Ohio iposa, 7; Atlantic Gamberiand, ‘ati: |W. U. Telegraph, 344; Quicksilver, 27%; Boston Wacer Power, i=; B. ¥, Orntral, 1224; Ena, 74; do. preferred, 7); Hudson, ——; Reading 9:4! aticbigan Uentral, 118%7 Michigan Sonthe ern, 64; Illinois Gentral, 144; Cleveland and Pittsburg, £0; Northwest, 953; do. preferred 97: Cleveland’ and Toledo, 104';: Rock Leland, 106%; Fert Wayne, 111; Alton & Terra Haute, 44; Toledo & "Wabash, 63%; Adams Ex. 51% Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. American Press, 474; United S.ates Express, ——; Mer- chants’ Union, 23; Obicazo & Alton, —; Co, preferred, —-. Market steady. ‘& Miss.Certificates, 31 Mail, —; Canton, 4 Baltimore Markets, To-day. BaLTmMoE#, (ct. 14.—Cotton quiet; Middling Uplands norina'ly 26. Flour quiet sid un- changed. Wheat uncharged—receipts lich cles of prime red at $2.70; ordirary to .a'r, © 2.20, Corn firm—white, $1.25 .1.30; yellow, $1.30. O.ts dull at 78%. Rye fhn’at $1.5) 1.60. Olover seed v ry dull: $8.25 bid, $4.50 asked— no sales reporitd. Provisions firm bat un- changed. —_-__. altimere Stock Market, T. Bartimoag, 0% ‘ginia 6's, old, in- scribed, 47 bid; do. St bid; do. 1567," 455 Yd, 564 ask d. Nov t Carol rab -coupon, (6 bid; Sou.h C. tol'va v's, rew, ¢3 bid. Wall Street To-day. New Yor, Uct. 1'.—Money easy. Sterling Exchange, 9. Gold, 37. 5.20’s, 122, coupon, 13. 10-40"s, coupon, 54. Virgin'a6’s, ex-coupon 544. North Carolina 6's, 6. Tennessee v's, ex-coupon, 66. ——_—__ New York Grain Ma: Te-day. New Yous, Oct. 14.—Flour 511!) cents lower. Wheat quiet and rather more steady, Corn al cent lower. ———— ee Dry Goods. ‘There has been a very encouraging rally in all descriptions of domestic goods the past week, and all parties have settled dowa ina conviction that there is nothing more to be feared, for the present season at least,in the way of decline of prices. The consequenc are that, while the jobbers and their out-of-town customers purchase more freely, the manutacturers’ agents and commission houses are willing to sell at the going rates, for the season is too far advanced for them to safely hold on for higher prices. Hard-pan has bean touched and a very healthy feeling prevails among all classes. In brown sheetings and shirtings there is more activity then prevailed the week previ- ous, and prices are about half a cent a yard better om the leading makes. Fine goods for bleaching are in co isiderable more demand. No marked advance has been established in bieached goods; but the demand has impro: snd sales are larger and more active. Full prices are obtained for the finer qualitie>, and Agents are Mot so anxious to ellvc’ stles as they have been. In printing cloths there isa marked improve- men!, and prices are firm, consequent upon the advance of the raw maverial aud the dumin- ished supply in the market, The stock of desirable prints in first hands bo" been so greatly diminished by the pur- chrces of the pest week or two that jobbers are beginning to show some anxiety to make up their stock, The demand for the new styles is very active and prices are firm The market is very well sapplied with mus- lin de Inines, and other dress goods of a similar character; but, not withstanding the large quan. uty of German fabrics of a similar charactor which are offer d in competition, our Amer ern de Iaines are in good demand and sell freely At quoted rates, Woollens of all kinds are in fair deman Fancy cassimeres are moderately active among the jobbers; but the great clothing manufactu- rers buy sparingly. The lower grades are im More reynest, but pirers are b .rely steady. Fiannels are in moderately active demand but without change of prices, thouzh there 1s no Gisposition manifested to se.tie down any There is a fair business doing in blankets, and the sales are about equal to an ordinary fall trade, Prices are stead} ‘The prices of cloths are well kept up. and a fair demand is shown from the jobbers as well as the clothiers, The kinds im greatest request are Chinehillas, the finer grade of blacks. and for overcoatings. The business is satisfactory to the manufacturers, In foreign goods there business doing than i the importers, Re: A more restricted together agreeable to ly choice goods for the city trade, such as silks and merinos, command fuil prices aud sell readily; but the importations of ordinary dress goods have beea so extensive that, in order to effect sales to any considerable extent, a decline of prices bus to be submit -d to. ‘The auction rooms are kept well sup pli dy and many of the importers who have left their goods in bonded warehouse nearly a year are how compelled to take them out to save the additional ten per cent, which would be im- posed at the end of thai time, Tne goods that ure thus withdrawn cannot be kept on hand; and so they are forced into the auctioa room, and help to bring down prices, The Jate {all of full live per cent. in gola has considerably deranged the prices of foreign goods.—Neiw York Independent. EE Just BECE:VED— A large assortment of the TUCKER MANUFACTUBING CO.’8 Celebrated CHANDELLEBS, BRACKETS, And other GAS FIXTURES. Also . the "srgest patternsin Fixtures from UOR- E KER, Ph iedelpbi = * pats SHEPHERD & BRO., 309 Penny vant ocolw Uatel., Caror. & Bep. 1: {34405 amsuna oparss! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES N. W. BURCHELL, Ly under Ebbitt House. H4“1 anp stain OILcLoras. 1 pt of w fresh supply of HALL and FLOOR ONLCLOTHS, which Taft te ous. tomers at the lowest prices FOR THE CASH; some as low as 55 cents per equereyax4. BE. ve also an ans of OIL CLOTH RTH EUGS, in handsome designs . DODSON, se 11-eotf 4 Market Space, Lace CUBTAINS. A Very beautiful assortment of LACE CUBTAINS, rapging in price from 96 to $25 per window, may beseenatthestore of a8 Bm DODEON ve H-eotf ‘No, 4 Market Space, NOUOx To BUILDERS. The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his fri andthe publicgenerallythat hasopened an establishment for the sale of first class manu- factured BUILDERS’ MATEBIALS, such as Doors. Sash Blinds, inside and gatslde Bhatiere, Door and Window Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Slate amd Wooden Mantels, Stair Rail, Balusters, Newel Posta, & perfected arrangements, with the best Heviug perfected manufacturers be is prapareds af short ities ef = Boom bean Sen eee act tor ewember a years he fecleanfein saving that any such orders eutrusted to him will give fall satisfaction. mt ; ith and C ets, ieee Emporium, corner tl »D. PARLOR FUBNITORE. CHAMBER FURNITUBE, DINING ROOM FURNIZURR, UFEIOE FURNITURE, aibve Bareiton Ciieh wente selling oy Gene eure ewe or cach The serie reeine. z9eu ” ILLSON, ocSeotm CITY ITEMS. Rep ax Wi Fiannel and Draw- ers; full line of made ino Under. ‘wear, prices low, at A. Saks & Oo.'s, 517 7th Street. AT TRE CELEBRATED CLOTHING HovsR of Hable & Co, Cy Pennsylvania aveaus, our readers will find a large assortment of Over- coats, Walking Coats, and Fancy Business Suits, selling at the very lowest prices. 2 seceeaamipomeana PrLots, Moskowas, Esquimaux, Obinehillas, Brown, Blue, ‘8, Black, and Mixed Castors, for custom work. Most of these may be found in ready-made garments also. at George C. Henning’s One Price Store, No. 511 7th street. jes Sleeve Buttons, s ‘are and Fancy Goods, received this morning, at Prige’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4, street. a A GENTLE Walsren To MoTHens.—If, un- fortunately, you have lost your own teeth by Regiect or mismanagement, take care that your daughters do not suffer the same penalty from the same cause. See to it that brush the:r teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sozodont. and thereby you will insure them sound aad Serviceable sets as long as they live. “Srazprxo’s Give,” handy and useful. peered acr dy Bartrwore Dairy Suw.—Persons wishing tosubscribe for the Baltimore Daily San cin leave their orders at the office of the Eveniag Star, or at 592 N street north, between 6th and 7th.’ The paper has been enlarged, and will be delivered at an early hour. 10,6 Rowgert Coaotns, Agent. ——6——— Doctor J. H. THomPson Has REMOVED his office and residence from the First Ward to Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Four- teenth street. Office hours before 10a. m., and from 4 to7 = Hours of attendance at the Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. every day, Sundays excepted. 10,3 pase tae HAR Yu, PEOrLE, AND LISTEN TO THE Voice ce Wispom.—Those in want of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, goods, at low prices, 20 to the ORIGINAL FRanc. 44 Seventh street, between D and E, where you will find a splen- did assortment tw y ber cont. cheaper than in any similar establishment in the city. His motto is, “A quick penny is better than a slow doller.”” Remember the place—4% Seventh street, large plate-glass front, six doors belew E street. No branch store. 9,9,1: Corns, &0.—Dr. White, Surgeor Chiropodist, of twelve years’ practical experience in the United States and Canadas, and established at 44 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., since 156], removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nail &c., and successfully treats all diseases of the feet without pain or imconvenience to the patient. The shoe can be worn with ease 1 mediately after the operation. Kefers to the mauy eminent physicians, surgeous and thou- sands of ether responsible persons who pa- tronize bis establishment. Hours from 8 a. m. to6 p.m. No charge for consultation at office. Calls made at residences from 6 to 5 p. m. ——— Price List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods a! the ORIGINAL FRANC'S, 494 Seventh street, be- tween D and E streets: Good White Shirts, Sia $1.00; Fine White Shirts, $2482.50; geod Under- shirts and Drawers, 5i cy and #1; A No. 1 fine Merino Shirts ‘aud Drawers, $1.50, $1 ood Cotton Socks, 10, 15, 20, And 25 cents; best English Half-Hose, $5 and £5.50 per dozen; good Paper Collars, three boxes fer 29 cents: White Handkerchiefs, 15,20, and 5 cents: Linew Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc., at popular prices. Remember the place—49} ‘Seventh street, large plate-zlass front, six doors below E street, No branch stores. 9,91: ——_-+—_—_ War MARes your hair so beantifal? Mrs. S.A. Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Re- storer or Dressing, (ir. one bottle.) Price One Dollar, Every druggist sells it. eo pes a8 <aenniy Werarrine Parge for sale. Apply at th STar Office. —.—_—_ Psrsons wishing to subscribe for Tas Stan who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, will lease leave ther orders at No. 2 East Capitol street, between th and 5th. JouN Cocerns, Agent. =. SPECIAL NOTICES, ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MABRY. ys for Young Men,on the Errors, Abuses, Bnd Diseases. factdent to Youth and Bar! an the Lnmane view of treatmen le:ter envelopes fres enre,'sent by mall in teal of Ciarge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, se 21-Sm Box P, Philadelph PHALON’S “PAPHIAN LOTION” For BEAUTIFYING THE Oere AND COMPLEX. BEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES, PIMPLES, MOTH, BLOTOHES, TAN, etc., snd renders THE SKIN SOFT, Fali and BLOOMING. For LADIES in the NURSERY ft is invaluable. For GENTLEMEN after SHA VINGit bas no equal ;\PAPHIAN LOTION” is the enly reliabie rews- edy for diseases and blemishes of the SKLN. PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP” forthe TOILET. NURSKBY and BATH, will not chap the BKIN. Price 25 cents per cake. FLOR DE MAYO 2 DE MAYO. th UISITE: DELICATE: LASTING Fkacuanck, . i PHALON & SON, New gork. jeSly Sold by all Draggists MALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR KRENEWER. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER, HUMAN HAIR RESTORED, Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. It is the best article known to presorve the Hi Prevehting its falling out, aud making lifeless, stiff, brashy hair HEATHY, SOFT AND GLOSBY. All who use it are unanimous i t thi praise of being the best Hair Dressing exuant and without @ rival in restoring gray hatr to its ral color Beware of counterfeits and imit ask for Hall's. and take none other. Price $1.04 For sale by all druggists. K.P. BALL & Ov., Nashau, N.H., Proprietors. se7-e02m gor AYER Spree PILLS, OK ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 LAXa- TIVE MEDICINE. - Perhaps no one medicine is so universally re- quired vy everybody as ® cathartic, nor was any before eo untversally adopted’ into use, every country and among all classes, as this mil bat efficient Pitt. The obvious reason Js, that it is a more reliable and far more effectua. Temedy than any other. Those wo have tried it, Know ‘that it cured them; those who know that it cures thelr neighbors. and frend, cee Lememsnat —— it Stosones 16 does alway at it me rongh any fanit or neglect o its ouponttton We have thousands upon thou Saude of gertijicates of their remarkable cures uf the following a ea . but snch. cures sre Knows in every uel ghborhood. and Reed not Rye them. Adapted to all ages and conditions in al! climates; containing neither ealomel or any deleterious ita, they may be taken with safety bs ybody. Their sugar coating preserves them Ver fresh, and makes them pleasaatto take, white Ing purely vegetable no ean arise from their use in any quantity. intra tor fy aacieP Os Cee nase Pi blood and stimulate it into healthy action—remove the obstractions of the stomach. rer, an organs of the sud’ by correcting, wheresee theres Be , Wherever they exist, en: de- Rott gy are a ‘ tue box. for the following comptatuts, whisk those Puls idly cure For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, LIST- NESS, EABGUOR, and LOSS OF APPE- they shon! taken moderately te stim. ihe stosnach and restore its healthy tone aud section. For LIVER COMPLAINT andiite vari ; tone BILIOUS HEADACHE SICH NBAB. CKNESS, BLL. ACBE.JAUNDIOR or GREE: 10U8 COLIC and BILIOUS FEVERS, they should be judiciously taken foreach cass, to correct the diseaned action oF remove the obstructions which cause it. ¥or DYSENTERY or DIARRA but ont mild dose ts generally reuuired. For BHEUMATISM, GOUT, GRAVEL, PAL. ITATION OF THE BART, PAIN IN TH. IDE, BACK AND LOINS, tuey should be coi tinuously taken. as required, to change the dis. eased action of the system. With sach change those o¢ i. x ¥ ana 'PSIOAL SWELLINGS large and frequent doses For D! they should be taken in large Wfor SUPPRESSION «large? dsss. should be for ry joue en ag it produces the desired Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills te pro mote digestion aud'relleve the stomach. ‘An occasional dose stimulates the stomach Dowels into healtay action, restores t! ‘and fnvigorates the te Hence it -d Ri are ear ena set : ter. their cleansing renovating effect om Sodimadncageatange enn DB, J. U. AYEB &0O., Mesnard GEORGETOWN. ——__»——_ Affairs in Georgetown. J A DRUNKEN anv PexrTevt MoTaER— Yes- terday mormmng Officer Cunningham discov- tred Lucy Rivers, colored, geting wo very Gisorderly manner near the market house, and srrested her. She was drunk at the time, sud she “didn’t care for brass butions,” &c.; b when arrested, for release on the und that she & baby at home that needed wrassistance. At the station house & flask of Whisky was found on her person, and, fearing the worst, she eried most piteously; but ber tune was comp! changed when she heard Justice Buckey's ion of a fine of S15. Then her countenance was all smiles, and se Promised to do better im future. CENTRAL BUILDING AssoctaTion.—This as- sociation held its Sist monthly meeting Monday evening. and sixteen snares of stock, represen'- ing AdOUt S/o), Were retired, at an Average of $99.70 to the share. Poice Nuws.—Mary Robertson, drank and disorderly on the street, was arrested by oifl- cer Cunningham and arraigned before Justice Backey, who fined her $2.50, in default ot pay- ment of which she was sent to the workhouse Jobn Hamilton and William Graves were ar- rested by officer Mastin for disorderly conduct. and Justice Buckey fined Hamilton $2.4 and Grayss $1.50. Tux Late Wu. R. Eps —The remains of the late Wm. R. Edes arrived here from Phil- jphia this morning, and the faneral ser- vices will take place [o-morrow afternoon at jg O'clock, when Rev. Dr. Edwards, of Balti- more, will officiate. Derextion ov THE CaNnaL Packer—The ermal packet Mirn:sota hes discontinued ber trips until information 1s obtain 4 that navig. tion to Cumberland is unimpede 2 Tue Canat.—Business to-day on the canal is rather dull, #s there are not many boats ar- Tivint on account of the delay in repsiring the lock gate on the Seneca division of the canal ‘The delay will be only temporarily, however. and probably boats are now on their way down The arrivals since the Ist ins:. number Mercrants’ EF: ANGE.—Very little bai uess was done on ‘Change this morning. Only 150 bushels wheat were offered, which readily brought $2.11 per bushel. The market is firm and strady, and good wheat would bring high prices, but there is not enough in the marke! to supply the demand. Hever Text, No.2, Ixperenpert Onper oF RBCHABITES,—This tent held a stated me ing last evening, but nothing was done beyond the transaction of the usual order of business. THE Ai ¥ on Brivog Streer.—Filiter Stor: I noticed in_ your paper of last evening &n account of a d.fiicuity that oceurred between Mr. Barwaid and myself, on Monday evening. The cause of the aifficulty was ot nof long standing, as stated in your paper. Tm fact, 1 Was uDAWare that eny ill-feeling existed be- tween Barwald and myself until he attacked me. A tew weeks ago I advertised in your paper for two sales ladies. Among the appli- cants was a young lady who was then clerking for Barwald. 1 hesitated about taking her, Urging as my objection she being a clerk of Barwald’s, saying I did not wish to deprive him of any of his hands. She thea told me tf I did not take her she would go somewhere els», for she was going to leave Barwald. I then engaged her. On Monday evening I was stand- ing ata neighbor's door. when he came to me without provocation and accused me of taking his hands. I denicd it; and in an unguarded moment he dealt me the blow in “pugilistic style.” as your paper is pleased toterm it. If it reflects amy cr iit upon him 1 cannot se it, and 1 wilt leaye it to your readers to deter mine. E. Grrman. Georgetown Advertisements. FS RENT—The HOUSE AND FURNITURE No. 206 Bridge street, Georgetown. the resi dence of the late Ger. Poo. jr. The house contains the modern tmprovements—furnace. gas aad water, The grounds are eatousiy 7 planted, with trait rees. shrubbery, &. iy wt No street. 0c 12 3 EW FALL AND WINTER G0ODS.—Jast opened, a tai stock. embracing Poplins. Me rinos, Empress Cioths, Mouselins. Alpaca. Reps, Black French "Alpacas. Bombazines, French Chinte, Shawis, Oloaks, Fiannels, Blankets, Under Grand Luchesse and other beautifal Ski-t=. Cloth Cassimeres. Virginia Fall Cloth« : nets.” A lerce sto _ of Domestics ver cheap. 4690 yards Calicos from sc up. yard wide Bieachea Muslin 12ssc.2 Wamsntte ssc 30 4 tings of cts; Alexandre’ and Joseph's Kid Hosiery. Notions. kc; Carpetines. Draw gets and Micloths We promise great bargains to all who may favor us with a call ENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. oc 8-Im" Tes-vean SIX PEB CENT. GOLD BEARING PONDS. A limited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION ov THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be received. and tnforms- tion in regard to them cheerfully fernished. These Bonds are a firsi-class security in every re and are amply secured by mortgage on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date. Corrox Bonds, in denominations of $50, $100. and $500, bearing interest, payable semi aupually, of S\% PEB CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENCH, Pres't. N. D. BABNER, Seo’y. _sell-tf WM.8 HUNTINGTON, Treas MES. A.G. GASTON &CO, & MODES DE SAISON, £ 285 FSTREET, 2-5 F STREET, Between 12th and 13th streets. Importers and de alerede coi fare, et de chi at gp Melle. Magnier. Nov 79 Hin vee fees irs A.G. GASTON & 00. res) the attention of the 'adies of W: ctfally invite ingten aod vi ctnity to their extensive and well selected stook of fine Brench Ribbons, Velvets. Satine, Laccs. Flow \d Feathers, Veivet, Plush and Felt Hats, ali the latest Paris and New York stiles; Cloaks, Boits. Jackets, latest importation Dregs-making in a't its “ran bes conducted by Mrs. M.D, GILMAN. of New York. ov 10-26" prs TUNING AND REPAIRING. -G. L. WILD, formerly Tuner of, K ‘and subsequently of Se EEN ways Pianos, now of G. L. WILD BO.’S Piapo'Store, 497 ith: Y ACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO Is everywhere pronounced. by competent judges, ‘be superior to others tor the following reasons. to Mic'in made of the finest ‘stock grown. = It hes a mild ana ble aroma, i Iv antl nervous in ts efrete, aa tis free from druss, the Nicot Hat ‘aleo been extract ea t sted. leaves no acrid, disagreeable after taste. joes not sting or burn the tong: eed opan've-guee te tes = ers for el erschawm Are daily packed in various Bags. Itisofa brig joldea color. Being very ti it. one {3 will last ‘Two or three times as long as others. Buy it, try it. and convince yourself. If Your dealer does not keep it ask him to get it. EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO Ie also a very good artic’e, aud makes an excellent smcke. Iti much lower Pot Body than the fo-ave>, and troduced, fs uot only, yermane Fines are also placed in the ¥ brand daily: BE SURE YOU GET aap aueatird Ww: Hy fi 1100 daily in Ce Chew. seein pee oe T ie very much. CABINET RNITUBE, pe nero OLL CLOTHS. BUGS, AND WIRDOW SHADES. Our stock of the above goods is complete in ever parti . We cordially invite pablic to fi Eorcceciocrs selling gf anctech beputon Pak. sone, who have the cash can save [8 per cent. (uy making their parchese >t SV ILLSON &CO., wee __ REESE ast, r 's AVENUE. TR: Ww wikte, trom S0.m; to Ly PTlney B28 ts took Venth ARE FOR Wintel Banvwaae. aia ok arse Prof marae Sionusts oo a GT BOYD, 2185 isoert wosam* | pret opstant practice enables the under- Signed to adjust Treth tothe most difficult cases. Call and be convinced. DR. PETTINGTUL. will be made et 5 : a iby iy i PAWNBROKERS. oa L LOAN ing xt ce Rite, zt. tu B PES Ns¥! 5 known ‘King & Oo. - rei t coms Wicked heteatfer by 3. BABT. Money Gold and Biiver Waiches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Sriaene Si Piste. ly itare. Ladies’ Geocemen » Wearlee as | Merchao- mas a et ad ‘SH Bichest advances — Btrictly conhdeg- tial, wT 6a OLD A Bi BD FL or beers Sy Ta 34 FOU! hy ed STREET . Offers the highest cask advances ep ll kinds of Senenared st reaecneonees 7 me y redoced. cash and cold st private cals. Teason' nterest on large su susiness strictly com cris ries WOOD AND COAL. L’ AVE FOUR ORDERS FoR GLEASON & GLENN'S CHEAP COALS AND WOOD, ot thee Daves and ‘Office, G street whart, Ww o ©0., corner 16th end F, Weeh- ‘©0., corner 7th and F B. Wor Ly "s avenue, between )9b stres corner Bridge and High. Grorge- J¥16-60n' ‘Street east and B street south Wi! Saw Mill. foot of Sd street east. varge ‘accom at Philadel i jations for leading and ur! storing goods. OUAL by the cargo at ST: MATTUEW § SCHOOL FoR x nder the direction of the SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS Fifteenth street, next to MATTHEWS CHURCH. #¢ 18-colm” Priayxos Now and beantifel 7 octave PIANOS, Jor $0 aud upwards, for sale on = atroonts monthly PARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANS, wew a second band, $5 and upwards, for sale or rent oa “Block iargest in the cit ree ¥ JOON F. ELLIS, oc 10-8t _306 Penn. avenne. near 10th st T° BUILDERS AND RETAILERS. . 12d. fencing. to7 ineh 8.64 te 12d HARRISPURG” BRAND. Daily received aud eflered at # email commission on Factory Rates fercash. By JOHN EB. ELVANS £00 ®7 and $8 Low [Sunday Chr Poromac BOE BEERING. POTOMAC SHAD. All selected and in fine order. N W. BURCHELL, Corner of 14th and F street nder er bite UN (A™A55 EESTAUBANT $07 NINTH STREET. Refitted and enlarged. making it one of the most complete eatablichments in thr cits. Private Dintng-roome for parties ec SI SEEASTIAN AYTA ASTHOSY FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SCOUREB, AND AGENT FOR Tit STATEN ISLAND( N.Y.) DYEING ESTABLISE- MEST, « Established 119. NEW PABISIAN PROCESS, By which I @m enabled to clean all garments Without Being taken apart, spots t eflectualiy Uficey 44% Beveuth sttest. opposite eflectualiy Ufice, 445 Seven oF the Patent Office sant" "[ 85 [5,70 GIVE NOTICE, That the eudscrt- w oc 8 eolw ber bas obtained frem the Orphans Gourt of it nm county.in the District of bie, edministration on the pes estate John Talty, Inte of Washineton county, D. C.. deceased." All percons having claimengatnet the ssid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the ame with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on or betore the th day of October pext, they may othervice by law be excited from all benent of . Given my hand this 6th 15.3. i TALTY, Admtnis rator Use ETATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasnine D.C. Get %, ‘Op the petition of th CHARLES VANDER for the o the 24 @ay of Jantar for an im- provement im Gratn and Grass Havweaier + It is orderea va.t 8.4 pe iio be heard at this <i December Fext.. "Any person js exten son. Objections, dopesi- T payers should be filed im this offic= twenty days before the day of hearing, ccT-la3w Acting Commissioner of Patents. USITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasuinotox. DO. O-tober 2, 188s. ‘On the petition of AMBROSE FOSTER, of Lan- Faville. Md.. for himself an@ the representatives J A. Messenger, deceased. praying for the ex tonsion of @ paten. erauted to the said Ambros Foster. on the 1b day of Japuary, 18%, for, au umbroved Building Block Tt is ordered that saif petition be heard at this offic om the tit day of December next. Any per- 860 may Oppose this extension. Oh ections. depo- Hitione, and other papers should be filed in Oice Swenty daze Latore the day of hearte, 2, Waw Acting Commissioner of Patents - Wastixo ros. Septemper 22, 1888. ‘On the petition of MARTIN P.M CASSITY, of Grai admivisirator of the estate . Kansas. Tsanc B. Steer, diceared. praying for the exten- sion of a patent granted to ‘Jirury Carter-assigues of spia Bteer. the 19th day of June, Isis, nnd de. the isih day of December, 1558, for au improvement “itis ordered that eaid petition be. heard at thie oftce on the i2td day ef Devember next. Any MAY Oppose this exvension. Obiections Hone, and other papers shout be filed tn this ef twenty days before the day of bearing oc6wSw Acting Commissioner of Patents. HIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That em met c maty in the Diente ar Col sahington County, in. the District o perk ier of seat akin oa ety ‘ore AY BOLD. tate of Washington City, D c., p33 consed. Ali persons having claiins agatost” the wald dere: are hereby warned to exhibit the same. With the vouchers thereof, to the subscri- a or before the third day ef October next, b itetaPef ienehgisnag? ew 8 eacinde irom a Given under my hand thix $4 day of October 1968. ANNIE BAYBOLD, oc 6-lawSw* Aiministratrin OT ok QBPHANS COURT, October 6.18% —Disraice the cone of CHABLES fcocutar ot we dtarett means tats of oats ec of Washiuston County. a-oresnid ‘ppeiated SAT PRAY. the Sit day October ; 1S for tae H e i © at 4 re m on Virginta @renuer ~ at ther ‘ 2 40 streets east seis ot RING YOUR 0j + Bre thy SE A To tit ip the fall wh Be Meee anality, §8. “i I, for $3 tide to onder at $F cosa. Teh street, Garces 1 an 20 1S-eolm