Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1870, Page 4

Educational. A reference to our advertising columns must impress every one with the number end variety of establishments for the education otf youth, both male and female, there announced. Below We resume our notices of these institutions: The duties of Alnwick Seminary for Yusng La- Tr ieee dies, by M.A. Tvson an. sisters, situated two MUSEMENTS, &c. ties south of Laurel station, on the Baltimore Annual Festival of the Schuetzen Verein Ger- | and Washington railway and turnpike, will be anania, at Abner’s Park. resomed on the 15th of September. The adver- Pic-nie of St. Peter's Temperance Seciety, at | tixesnent will abow where circulars may be ob- Analostan Island, to-morrow. = = st Micaitn sa sock eanaal e tire 3 fall. & seleet sclioo Se of the steamer Astow to | for young ladies. corner Lith and N streets, will = e mence to-day. The teachers ™M Mow ohn commence toda chers are Mixt 2 nnie F. Evans, Mies Helen E. Wiliams, Mise Emily Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. M. Williams, gud Professor Henri Masson. Pa. avenue. Miss Fletcher is about to open a S- Class | eS Se she | of Young Tatios, te tnetrections in higher sme | bituches of an English education; also, in The Ocean Trip —— Lady ef the | ‘Lawing snd painting, in oil and water. apply H street. Miss F. was formeriy Prim. enville, Kentucky, Female Coli ctor in Belle letters in the Baltimore Fe. le College: and mere recently teacher of wing and painting in Mrs. Buel's Seminary Ladiwe’ Sicct Schoul—The select mder the charge of Mrs. Condron ané nie Tolman Smith, will reopen Mond: ‘The steamer Lady of the Lake set out wen a Jarge and very plessevt party on Friday atter- noon for a salt water exeursion, and aiming | more especially tor a trip t» Cobb's island. In consequence, however, of the heavy sea pre- vailing ow Seturday it was found to be wusete | September 1. For particulars adiress the pr : of th y P rs address the pi perp wae he pres cipal, No. 566 Sth street. French departmwas mageen boat out far enough to mnuct the charge of Psef. H. Maston. ‘Mr. George Felix Ben trnetions os tl cat rt_will re- ¢ plano and violin to- ss to be addressed to © the duties of his y prudently turned her head and sought smoother waters, stopping Grst at Cherrysene to land suc oF | the pas-engers as wished te co tothe Istand by the} everiand route. Some hours were spent bere enjoyably in fshing, gunning and bath: and then the Lidy of the Like proceeded gn | her tip, © % Old Point, Nortolk, Piney Port. c., and returning to Washington at ~ o'clock orning- : A furt atice of come of the interestine features of thi pleasant trip i. appear in toe morrow's STAR. (m the return trip a meeting of the passen- gers was held, ded over by Mr. Andvew dJovee, at whick the following reselations were uparimovels adopted Whereas the steome Trott & Co. a Wo. J. Carrell will resem schoo! to-day over Adams’ Express Ostice. Ceorgetown, D.C. Young men and boys tho- Teuglily instracted in English and piactical b:akelies of Mathematics. 2n evening session, oted to all branches necessary for commer 1 pursuits. Ves Helena Gortinslé teaches music on the piano. Special care given te the rudiments of tausic. ‘Terms moderate. Apply at her resi- dence, (25 I street northwest. Mis’ Emily Royse will open bh FPennevivania avenue cast, "r quarter: Common English ¥, Latin, Pitio-opby, 32 elect school, d. Lady of the} ge eee Select School for Little Girle.—Mrs. Eliza Spei- pases is den Bayne will open her private school for little eed sland: therefore. be It girls on Wednesday, September 14. at her resi- Kesolved, That we. the passengers ‘rpon the nee, No. 3114 ich street. between L end Mas- Lady of the Lake our hearty gp achnsetts avenue. 5 expr of the actionof the a@icers and preprs the boat in the matter, and our a; the thouzhtinl solicitede thus s safety of those thnx entrusted to thei Bee ceenport wishes to procure pupils instruction. Lessons giren at residence of the teacher, Ro. 50 roet, Georgetown. Miss ¥ Harrize of her school at on Monday. Sept. ¥ Miss L. Thomeon Will resume the dnties of her school, at the southeast corner of 9th aud H streets, to-day. Mrs. 'X. Jensen wit! resume the duties of her school tor boys at ker residence, 107 1D street, te: cate. vd, ‘That ovr thanks are due to the offi- owners of the Lady of the Lake for ts to promote the ex”: ment of the prssengers, ned we wish to fartior express our hopes that the enterprise that kas put so excellent and well-managed a ste: the service of the health and pleas of Weshington may meet sufficient mert to induce its continuance Kesclerd, That in the opinion of those pres- ent the trip from Washington . the ocean, a: the various pointsof atiraction secessible by t inland Watess, overs to the pubke most pleasing 8 Of interest for those whe seek eltuer aith or ples will resume the duties Georgetewn, he Misses Osborne's Foung Ladies’ Seminary, 10th street, between I. and M. ‘The following institutions are also advertised in Tne STAR to open to-day corgetown Col- lege; ‘aga College. on F street, near the Patent Office: Brookevilic (Mi.) 4 ; Howard Institute, Md.; St. Matthew's Institute, K street, between Mth aud 15th; dean ; Holy Cross, I street, between With and 15 j Everest institute, Massochuseits avenue, ese resolutions be published ngton EYEXING STAR. ing F olution was oi adies, and unan‘ aus! wed on the be- Sth and teth streets; Misa Heath's sehoot, “ No. 76 Frederick street, Georgetown; Miss Cal. xpress in a sul 3 lp ygpoes kin’s private school, 514 Pennsylvania avenue, ge ip ply — Capitol Hill; Academy of the Sacred Heart of Z Present | Marv. Virginia avenne, South W-sh! eo en OF NaroLeox—Serenate to sier.—The Germans ot thi aturday night tendered aserenaie to erelt.he Prussian Miniscer, to congrat- Hunt's Boys Engiish and Clas School, in session room ef Dr. S ebureb, 45 street: Schoo! ‘for’ Bows, nt's Sc'ieol, under the care of the Sisters of Charity, glatehim on che German siccesses in Francs. | gorver Wil, and G streets: Atiea Matrover's ‘They met at Sengerbund Hall, corner sth a: General Wheeler's Boarding and Day Seminary FE streets, and marched to the residence of the for Young Ladies, 15, 34 stre tigh Minister, on ith street, wheree large crowd | ("Young Ladies, 15, 34 stre ay school sembled on the street in front of the | G& : ¢ After a lively air from the Marine ba Ee ee i town; Mes. K wngerbund ard Arien(uartette Clubasanz | Se" 8: Me pr deen Wachtam Rhein.” Mr. Prscue then in- | Sticet’ school for 1 weed Baron Von Alvensleben. secretary ot | 3yJ0°t, Schoo! Prussian legation, who -tated that the Mi bie , in Phitedelphis atacthe great. , “‘T*° i ted. ae hi art would hare warmed to y cole grand dewowiration of ire coun. | MEVRERINS Of the Colored Patil: men. He (the speaker) hail into: a] a : eit by telegraph of the proposed serenad:, | A mecting of the teach the colored «i the Mini re b: responded by telegram, | schools et the District was he evens school s of Vasuington iso charged Lim to «I congratn iunited Germans from at united Fatherland! Jf ‘ | heure, on Sa } f copferring v rday afternoon, for the pury hh the trustees. ndent of th . Were present. Kind | and the teachers : 1 and Roval Prin Hail our brave King calied the aseen * <j Koval Fsince! Hail our bras mrounced the object of the mecting werd peleed GUA Beater comed the teachers back tu their at Vinzzas.” the Americans precent “§ | Mr. Catto made a short address, in w! he Lad had no experience as a J | superintendent. be had long been tamil. | the work and the trials of the s > | he wished to be regarded by all as asym ing teacher. He asked the earnest co o7 the schools t say t the remarks ira the Germars and the sin ester De jated, e anil ng not Drate orp a Mr « ance ef Mr. W tally respected pho d fever was in y He was born 'n Bug’ his parents c He ded on f a short itnes« the time of his death, > here with studied at etown— Princ or. M @ ehtie ed wos atterw: ipa. vot Pi ars father, the late the decease ceeded bin lac.ure of seay a thirty years b rounde-t an with the s has n. The expecially of bis to bring the soun hess experience o a dly desired and bus.- E J. Huvchine Carrington avd Sarat ALD, - nt bisunatierted “*a from ty alwaye preventen wishes of the comm: . Tar Yours Cataoiie TEND Soci : s rY.— The annual meeting of this sectety was held last aight at Carroll Hall, G etrect, between 9th and Wh streets. After the address of the presideut, = cipal, = the election of officers for the present year was 8 ancia held, resulting in the re-election of J. Edmand eee ees eget ween aoe jallet, president; and Joln Moran correspond- 5 ne : ‘ ing secretary, and the election of Mr. Hunting- i eae Mies B.3 tou as recerding secretary; M:. Eichorn, trea: he. . Tomekine: rer; Mr. Joseph Carter as book-keeper, and Seunders, Miss H. Al Mr. Stuart as steward. Among the clerzv present were Kev. Fathers Walters, Wiget, aad McCarthy. Ata meeting held at a bran fst. Patric! HA Simmons. roll Hall Schooi—Principsl, Mrs ©.E Br mery teacher, Mise Frances Martin. i ‘Trustee Syphax announced that Mrs. E. H. Disbrow, a teacher in the U-street school, and Miss Julia Luckett, of the Chamberlin school, had been compelled to resign their positions on account of ill-health; also, that Mixs Withing- ton, of the O-street schoo!, was unable. from severe illness, to resume her school. apnounced that, in consevence of the sive repairs that it had been found nec make on the M-street school-house, which are not yet completed, the schools in that batldin| be reopened until Monday, the i2ch E. Newton, a former superintendent of colored schools, delivered a short address, ofer- ing suggestions to the teachers as to the best means cf making the school attractive, ant securing the contd ‘Trustee Wormley made a expressing the hope that ar would witness the ¢: the ensuing year. ut 100 members. Club played a rday afternoon on the U! mpic hb they came oif vietorious by a ‘This newly-organized club h within afew weeks. untor championship of the hb Will take place on the Olympic grounds The contending parties are the Atlantic dale Clubs. Olympic vs. Forest City.—A Log of base ball at Cleveiard, Ohio, Satu between the Smpies of ths city and the Forest City o. le veland. resulted in favor of the Forest City— te. The ae Was received sesterday trom one of the Olympic club, dated | ¢ Cleveland, Obio —* Forest City, Olympic, | = le a'su xten ry to 13. Ger bovs Played» ith seven of the nine and | **2°°! ios one substitute, two of our men being sick, in order to fill the agreement made with Forest | _ T8® FUNeRat or tne Late Ristior Coorer, City club.” avetioneer and commission merchant, Of Luis = cy, took place yesterday, at 12), o'clock, trom Sr. Peter's Sc Scnoot.—The annuat | bis late residence on © street, where as- distribution of preniums to this schoo! tok Hien, Raigher Teuplar aat Waetonen One: ines : aor caceee e > Beer's Church ae ee be min St: | ter and Dawson ‘of Masons. After reli- ards being handed to the | *T ious services the was removed to the de- Be Deglen he tee ele RN RECT, | Coc and placed upen tho cars for Baltiomrs, trv cahaste. oaee partme! eo interment, accompanied by delegations rrom ccennd Sold oe he Rama GLEnL. an ee | tae boaias abace mentioned, ales tie Seen ten female Lopartenent the ear ald oe cad noite | friends of the deceased. “At Baltimore ts hee oft b vien Beers, and the secend by Jane | #! cortege was met by one of the commanse- Witches? ae id ries of that city, under whose auspices the in- Mitchelt __4n address by Father Boyle con- terment took place in Greenmount Cemeter: o om ft st CAriTou pt hy Pe & Latimer, Pave bat other style of jewelry, and is = beds Le paid — swid eastern part of lot 17, square 729, fronting mes gy ed gh haa <7 scet on East Capitol street, to W. Breuniger, _ won (lagers see usuaeven dere ——-+—. det is now more extersively worn than any 710; and also western halt of said lot fot io = vania avenn= — both t brick | bis jeweiry store, 157 Pennsy! =, of Soccc3, sud. dorkacnty the property of Hagh | tween 4K eee eee <amenge quant Locke! a a ee stantly of fe —_o____ superb assortment of Alaska diamonds, - No fxqresr—Coronor Potter did not hold Su ; set in gold and oroide, and has also over one Ynquest on the body of William Jackson, the | thousard styles of dollar jewelry. colored man found dead in the yard of Mrs. -—_—— Carroll on last Friday aight, as stated in Satar- day's Star, the coroner oming it ennecsonary, and the remains were turned over to the iriends of deceased. ~ ‘Tue Werre Hor*r.—Doring the absence of the Pre-ident and family, the carpets of the Executive Mansion are being shakon and re- laced wy the floors for the winter. The Leore will be thoroughly cleaned, Dat no new furpiture put in | "iRE—About 8% o’clock this morning an Flt of fire was aanted from box No. 36, a tire being discovered in the third story of the dwell- ing of Mr. John 8. Williamson, on lth street, | between M and N streets. The fire department | promptly responded, bat the flames were extia- | guished with a few buckets of water. A ward- | Fobe and contents was destroyed and the roof It is supposed that the fire ing with matches. slightly damaged | was caused by children am 2 to-day, unde Orn pretc sewoons opened to-day, nearly the same corps of teachers as last year. the only important changes being in the male grammar schools of the Second and Third dia- tricts—Mr. Gage, of gd Mat ako Rese d district, vice Mr. Chase Roys; while Mr. J. Ond district, vice Mr. C! ene euied a ; AT McKewpees Cuaret, yesterday morning, afte: a very impressive discourse by the pastor, Rev. 8. J -two persons were | received into f ip, and the sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper was administered. pobdiee) Iger, publi —_ Santa ee Maison Davis assumes the dutte r Fee eee eee eax Scbeitnts | district, vice Mr.N. A, West. ‘The schools will excellent topographical map of the seat of war, Probably be even fuller than last year. which we consider superior on the whole to any we have yet seen. ——> FRow Shillington we have Harper's Bazar for | September th, and Beadle’s Dime Dialogues, No % also, trom Philp & Solomons we have Harper's Bazar. — was given Inst night ».$. D., at St. Stephen's ar the Observatory, A A TEMPERANCE LECT by Rev. Father Young aroct | at | “it __ | Me. Gzorc the well known baker, is | ying quite Ui at his residence of bilious fever. The Sehuetzen Verein Germania, THIRD GRAND ANNUAL VESTIVAL—RECEPTIORN OF GtysTe. To-day, the third grand annual schuetzen- feste of the Sch ven Verein Germania was commenecd at the Washingtan Park, (Abuer’s,) near the terminus of 7th-street, and it will bo continued for three days. The Sehuetzen Ger- mania assembled at their headquarters, Scenger- bund Halle, corner of sth and E streets, at 7 o'clock. and marched to the depot, being headed by Doach’s Washington City Band of 16 pieces, (Thomas Mackey bemg the drum major,) where they awaited the arrival of the train which was expected to contain their visiting friends frou Losion, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chariestov, and Kichmond. A cannon drawa by tour horses, in charge of the Schuetzen, had been uplimbered nerth of the depot, with which alute of six guns was fired as the train (avout = O'clock) entered the depot. On this train were about sixty of the Baltimore Burgher Sebhuetzen, with some twenty ladies, headed by the President, Mr. H. Lipe; twenty of the Charleston ($< 0’) Kite Club, headed by Mr. Mr. King H. Metler, and Captain Gerdis, with a number of the New York Kifle Club, who, on alighting, were welcomed by Mr. A. Kenchel, President of the 8. ¥. G. forming im line, the ladies being placed in carriages, the guests were excorted to headq a) ters, where reiresienents were serve: ten o'clvek the grand procession was for: the following order ed police, Lieut. « fh target med Detachment eight mount- a, ison; Donehe's vity B: arers, @ressed in red shirts and cay t ing ¥ the S. V.G.; colors of G., American, German and Schuetzen vGicers of visiting organizations; Bal Lutger Schuetzen, witt officers mounted, 5 cele of Georgetown Schuetzen; © Club amt the ar gaily daco- rawn by four white horses,—on the Leimboeb end Frets, represent- ‘Wes of Coluanbia and Germania, rounded by young lagice and dots ot the Schuetzen Germania, vex p canopy surmonuted by ages containing the jady 2v and the canuen, drawn by tour horses, br up the rear. ‘The route of the procession was through F, at street, Penosslvania avenn to the Par “ton visitors in ¢; tated awd and ai not the sports 2s follows a be prograni vet for Sch ‘erfurman Caronsels. Patent Swings, wid other new ake rare enicrtainments. Splendid ion, Britiant Fireworks. Flyin Ballowns. dc., &0.” * ‘The afair will be kept up until Wednesday habit. ee. Sea The Drowning of Charles Jonnso: ACCIDEDT, SUICIDE, OR MENDER? Suspivon of Foul Mlay—Excitemsat Among tie Coeved Heople—Result of the Inwettigatioa by About two weeks ago Tag STAR published an account of the drowning of a colored man named Charles Johnson, falling overboard frema canal boat above Georgetown, and the subsequent recovery and burial of the bod Some circumstances connected with gave rise tothe rumor among the relatiy the deceased and the fe es of ‘olored people ot George- town that there had foul play. This com- ing to the knowledge of istrict A! Fisher, he directed Coroner Pott body disinterrgd and anim meon Sunday, the ay, the following admitted into th= nis D. Win A.J. McCay grave yard: Geo. t Fill d nS chnS. G1, Fawerd Wonderle aud Patrick Samith. r viewing the bod late, the jory were dismi ing ‘Moni Ward sta the hour growing il the ‘tollow- the First ed m. meantime a post Ba by Dr. tia re again br e following evening found that one of the jury resses were abserit, and afie time the examination was fart until yesterday, (Sanday.) at o'clock p. m., when the Coroner, jury hesses were all present, at the K-street s house, and a large crowd ot colored collected in front of the building and rex there during the ex ation of some tyr two witnesses. which lasted til! ne ‘The Urst witness exami captain of the canal b bout on which dece who testitied that d plovment since b by him as @ faithful and wis drowned on 1) Saturday, about 40’ at the re nl n. I aboard. sked him ness went into the observed T! 4 of the rudder. and Johnson was stindin: plank with a piece of scant about three feet jong, which he the stones with. He’ fell backw into the water. Witness stopr eboat atonce. The water was t deep at this point. elty with deceased, and a good un sted between them always. 1 F. Burrows corrobor hat the water is 4 ficet deep where the and there are rocks ut Edward Morgan ard ir sengets, testitied to seeing the man jump overboard, Fickerd W. Brown, sexton to the H!olmead CT. metery, testified as to the erm Spencer Jobncon, tather ot deceased, testitied to Chartes being a good swimmer, ani that he had saved & man’s life by diving in the Potomac when he hedsunk tothe bottom and bringinz b - ashore. His son was temperate and peace. able. Louisa Johnson, wite of deceased. testitied to hearing ber busband say that he had had cross words ‘with the captain on several occasions; that it appeared the captain wanted to discharge "pas or fall him and employ ei whits men. Dr. Hartigan te-titied to making & pos! mortem examinetion at the request of the Coroner. The y Was much putrified, having been buried ten days. Examined the chest and sbdomen but or account of decomposition could not dis- cover any evidence as to what eaused death next examined the head, and found a cut in the sealp over the left eye. The wound did not reach the skull bone, nor through the menibrane that covers the bone. The brain was in a fluid state. Examined the cranium from within, bat could detect no frecture of skull. The cut was three-fourths of an ich in length, extending up and down, with edges somewhat lacerated. ‘There was a coagulum of blood round the edge of the wound, showing that the wound bad been made before death. The cut on the head was clean, and could not have been done by the wood Which he held in his hand. Could not account for the wound; it must have becn made before deceased went into the water. A number of other witnesses were then cxam- peed a ‘ne new facts elicited, and the evidence closed, The jury were closcted about half an hour, and the verdict was rendered that Charles Johnson came to his death at the Seven Locks, in the county of Montgomery, Md., by drown- ing. after having received a blow on the left side ot the head; and that the said blow was intlicted in a manner which they are unable to determine from the evidence before them. After the verdict was rendered, Capt. Krause (who was under arrest) was called in, and the Coroner dismissed him, after congratulating him on the resnit of the investigation. He scemed gratified at the result, and inquired of the Coroner what he should do about the threats which some of the colored men ontside had made to kill bim. Dr. Potter advised him, if he felt im danger, to Obtain warrants for their ar- rest, and fy them bound over to kv.) the peace. ——_o Death or Gen’ D. W. C. Crark.—The many friends of Gen'l D. W i be prined to hear We and respected in Washington, where he resided a number of years, as the executive clerk of the United States Senate. Me was atonvert to the Cat bolic taith and died in its membership. Hits faperal took piace on Thi ‘y and was at- tended by a large concourse of persons,includin 7 the orphans of the asylum=—the funeral obse- onies being preached by the Bisbop ot the Dio- cese, Rt. ey, Dr. DeGrosbriand. > —— Excrrsion To YORKTOWN AND West Pornt. A erand excursion to Yorktown, White House, and W.st Point will be given on Friday, the oth instant, The steamer Lady of the Lake will leave Brown's whart, at the foot of 7th street, at 5p. m., and will retern to Washington on Sunday morning, gi the excursionists ample time to visit the places made memorable through heir connection with incidents of the lstewa>. Those desiring to spend a few days of recreation sbould avail themselves of the oj vertunity presented. The tickets for the Keve been placed at $5, and can be the fice of 8. P. Brown & Son, corner of 15th street and New York avenue. —$—_—— ‘Tne Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold a meeting In the Council Chamber to-morrow evening. See advertise- ment. The Courts. Pouce Covur, Judge Groy.—Satarday, after Tecess— Mary Jane Stanley, charged with being found drank’ ou the street and cursing the oficer wao arrested her. She was requiced to pay $5, or spend sixty more days in the worklouss. Wnited States vs. Hannah C. Keed, charged with keeping a bawdy-house on 9th street. fhe court imposed a tine of $2 and costs, or work- Louse sixty days. Thomas Anderson and Lewis Carter, colored boys. charged with disorderly condact; ‘lined $3 each, or thirty days in workhouse. john Waters, colored, charged with disor- erly condact on the strect and using threaten- i jan to detective Millerin the discharge gi bis duty; fined $3, of fifteen days in the work- Ke. Charles J. Ward, charged with being drunk and disorderly; fined $3 and costs. Samuel Quiner, colored, charged with the same ofence, and with using protane and imde= cent language loud enough to be heard on the Street; fined $1 and costs. Francis Bengler, charged with selling liquor on the corner of sth and D streets witaout license; tined #20 and costs. Kate Williams, colored, charged with awault on Jane Day; tined $3 and costs, or 30 days in wo. kboure. Lewis Veldon, charged with being drank and disorderly and ‘using protane language on the stieets; tined &3 and costs, Jobn Brown, colored, charged with the same offence; tined nd Costs. Daniel Berns. also charged with the same of- fence; fined $3 and cos TC-DAY. Judge Snell presiding in this court to-day. John Washington, coiored, charged with com- Witting an assauit on officer Gcorge Osterhont, and resisting him in the disebarge of his daty: fined $20 and cost and stand committed until paid. He was also charged with bemg drank and disorderly and using profane langage on the street; tined $5. John Wilson, charged with being drank and using profane language in the street; fined <3 arde Frank Calvert, charged with the same offence; fined 3 and cost. Joon Swearing was charged with having been found drunk on the screet and using very pro- fane and indecent langaage; fined $3 and cost. dames H. Upperman, charged with being drunk and disorderly on 10th street and of using profane language tereon:; fined $3 and cost James and Margaret Mel aughler, man and wife, were charged with the same otfence; tined Sieach and costs. William Hicks, charged with the same sS.and costs. Fanny Belmont, charged with being a vaz- rant and without any means of support; re- quired to give bond sam of $20 for good behavior for six months or workhouse arty days. dobn Downing, charged with having been found drunk and disorderly on the street; bued ‘85 and costs. Charlotte Johnson, colored, charged with using profane and indecent language loud enough to be heard on the street; tined <3 und costs, fined GRORGETOWN CASES. Corporation of Georgetown vs. Elizabeth Stewart, charged with being found drank and disorderly in the streets of Georgetown; fined © and costs. Vatentine Little. colored, charged with piteh- ing cents in the streets of Georgetown; tined $1 and costs. WHISKY CASES. Ellen Brooks and Margaret Curtis, colored, charged with peing drank and disorderly, and using profane and indecent lauguage in the streets; fined $3 and costs. Kate Williams, colored, charged with the same offence; tined $3 and costs, or 30 days in Ue workhease. 4 MARINE ON HIS atu: Kellard Noonan, a marine, w: being LE. charged with drunk end flourishing @ pistol in the : fine GRAY AND JOENSON ON A RENDER. John Gray, cvlored, charged with being drunk and dhorder!y in Lonse alley and using proiane language there; fine! $3, or workhouse 30 days. Charles Johnson, colored, charged same offente; fined £5, or 20 days in v DISTUREED THE charged with profanity in the epough to disturb a church con- gregation; fined S3, or 30 days in workhouse. John Lindsay, charged with being drunk the ith-street wharf and using pr there; tined s: ‘ house. a days in work- srerre Joln W. Smith. of having © The miasin ; ate of the Sol- ared very myste and has not he d another witne g at all appeared ‘ed, aud the case was die- having committ Lizzie Harvey, 1 oo hwas berore poned until to-day 1 John W. having sivle tuols, the prop revorm school. a colored boy, charged wit! a quantity of fixtures and rty of Charles Suzithson: sent t> —— min named Lonis and hides on Loni - ACCIDEN’ 1, dealer in » between near the s . orse taking fright and throwing bim trom his buggy. He is nm ying at the Seventh Street Park, where P jans are altending him and consider him in a dangerous condition. ‘The carriage was com- pletely smashed. ‘THE ATTENTION of readers is called to the «dvertisement in another column of Professor H. Masson. “CEORGETOWN, Orr Prriic SCHOOLS opened to-day, one of the Guardians officiating at each place, and were pumerously attended as follows: Primar. No.1, (anele,) closed last year with 90, open with “9 pupils; Primary No. 2, (female, closed 59, opened with 60; Primary No. 3, (mate and ferxle,) closed with %, opened with 60 boys and 30 guls; Primary No. 4, (female.) closed with 6, opened with 5s; Female Inter- mediate, closed with and opened with 60; Male Intermediate, closed with ‘2 and opened with 44; Female Grammar, cl ith 2 opened with oo; Male Grammar, closed wid end opened with 3, showing an a; 16 pupils ai the opening or to day. ber allotted to the primaries, it will be seen is i a ii ‘0. 3.) but ere the week uo doubt be overflowing. rammar schools, wit ‘The intermediate and ore exception, it will be perceived, also have not received (as yet, anyhow.) the papi ferred from the last year, who have, dou S in many cases, as it has frequently happened heretofore, been sent by their parents to private scnools aiter the teachers of primaries have gone through the gery of teaching them how to learn what are aiterwards to be their lessons. The proposed formation of the new primary tchools, Lowever, so that all applicants can be received, will ina measure obviate this, as pupils will then be transterred to hizher arades in the middle as well as at the end of the scholastic year. The § the sollowin, Mr. Du Mr. Libbey. Trinity CHURCH was crowded yesterday to hear the first sermon of Rev. Charles H. Stone- treet, the new pastor. Besides speaking on the Gospel of the day, he alladed to a proposed re- organization of the parochial school which he intended to effect at an early day, by converting the present school into three different ones, two white (one maje and one female) and one for coloréé children. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, as also the Academy of the Visitation, opened this morning under more favorable auspices, a3 far as number, 9; arrivals are concerned than at the Corjimence- ment of any year since the war, Mencuants’ EXCHANGE _8}x thousand bush- gig red wheat were “ered this morning on Change without bates, as buyers and sellers, could net REFS on account of the drooping state of the New York flour market, that article hay- ing fallen one and a half and two dollars per barrel within the lest three week: ALEXANDRIA. SERocKtNo Svrcipe.—The suicide mania, now t throughout the country, has made ce in this neighborhood. On Wed- @uy morning last, Mr. Taylor, aresi- dent of Accotink and a native meres oes without assigning any reason for the perpetra- tien of the desperate act, in his own hoase, and almort in the very presence of his family, put the muzzle of a shot-gun to his forehead, and, touching the trigger with his toe, blew off the whole front and top ot his skull, and scattered bis brains about the room. He lived about ten minutes afterreceiving the wound. ; Poverty Save.—Messrs. Beck, Knox & Kerby, real estate agents. havefold one hundred acres of land in Spaulding’s Prince George’s county, Md.,twoand a half miles from this city, belonging to R. Q. Bolling, to goha Sinclair, of Brooklyn, N. Y., for $7,250. Camp Meztinc.—The Vienna camp mesting of the M. E. Church, commenced on Wednesday t. Rev. Mr. Mitchell, of urg, preac! ‘ednesda: phono, 8 the sermon. The meeting will close Thursday or Friday. New Bawk.—One hundred thousand dollars of the capital stock of a new national bank, to be established in this city, baring. been sub- scribed, arrangements for 0! izing the same bave already been co! and the new in- stitution will go into operation during the cur- rent month. oF CELIBACY, in modern times. Sent tree, in sealed suvelopes. Address, Sse EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL. ‘The extraordinary denowemeat of the Franco- nD 188 BANNA WILL RESUME THE bs MESS, E THOMSON WILL RESUME Tak | M's “HOOL, eune) Ivauia Prussian war electrified Wall street Satardar, dating of ber SCHOOL, at the southeast corner Moe oa ee and by the exaggeration of tgp re narkabieness | of #th aad H suects, on MOMDAY, &h a 1a . Ter procuced @resetioniry doubt in che minds of tar day and many which was not diseelod until private evening ee ti he de parm: ASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEOK we on MONDAY. August 2. For full YOUNG Taviks SkLKOT SCHOOL. cable despatches satistiod the most ineseduly The Select 8: a a * t Schou! under the charge of Mre CO ca he Uoliere office, south t ity. Pract effect ness ; mation call at the Col fice, south pill ary ; prs 4 — effect of the 4 DEON aed Mes ANNIE TOLMAN SM ot Seventh and D streets, or address ecline of go! das against 1164 the ember 19. For ENCER. Secretary figure of the earliest sales hetore the int Tid- lo. S66 Oth stree:. be ween - gence had left the wires for disseminati n French department sor the . JOHN'S HALL, 2097 1 STREET — Scan among the public. When the fact was kuoa oO. 20 Stitched b, murs Recor a ‘ there was a stampede for the Geld Room, an‘ rincipal, ne det . that apartment was soon a yelling mass if — E-boul will be resumed on MONDAY, Sopimi-r brokers. From 1164 there was a steady dl--line 8. GEORGE FELIX BENKERT Ith. aul to 115. when @ reaction, that the news wasa hoax will return to Washington to resume his instruction tew, | onithe OWARD INSTITUTE. MARYLAND —Dow indaced a return te tion beantital, School select, facilities exten PIANO AND VIOLIN noah — 115%. Here. however, the market encountered | ny the sth of September. Al) cow ations tobe | 2% Nyluced. end training appit yas A fresh stood of sales. and when at length the aldressed to Meteerott © Co and Bille B Ge sed he | S2UN ror Sikeie cincehave was not only confirmed, but rumor eC SENTE r Fate G MATTHEWS, AM, Matthew, was added that Bayaine alo had tarrenier ES ELETUASS BAe COnsmnTeD. at Peat Office. Howant sowntye yy gold broke to ae Heratd says: Consider’ | CLASS OF YOUNG LADIES, for inatractien | “ ‘ - ing the weighty influence operating fora de- | higher branches of an English’ Rdwcation ales.‘ FPSEDERICK Female pemimany, cline the of the market is not going to | Drawine ant Painting. im oll and water. Peres ey a stil lower point. has Burzied most of the | desiring to units with the prey eo | Wileaamesurenad ie gear with @ shrewdest dealers in the street. It is a large fas F—-—- wan formerly Privcipal of Gr 5 fe ind Teachers, MONDAY, Septem fall, of course. for one day. But the impression Ken ¥. Female College: Instructor in Bell: { A o was general thatthe price would not stop short of 112. tuck: c lady resides tm the fare ters mathe Baltimore Femsle College: and mere Bend for gently Teacher of Drawing and Paioting in M ‘s Seminary Rev.G. W. Samson, D. P: Be s Di Gris, Coes, MDL t I FEMALESE one 4 AT AUBUR SROENES YOUNG LAigs Ten miles weet of soot betwen Lent | caretal-comp ime, BY. 1131 Meh ctreet, between L apd | GOODE CasPisen, aaventagee tor Music. Paitin, 4 tention paid te common and solid branches. ‘Teach erechosen with great care. Next year begiue Ww CUSHING SEN it a suber lite ited too Streev. on MONDAY. Sept. § sinh Branches, French, With, Addros CHAS. v2 me fm in th rman ane Latin. 2-317 ee Adams Express. ',! Wella, Fargo Be ree te GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘ Biatee sprees dee rene es, | vate © Lutio iste Vj BITE LEAD AND rauyr New York Central and Hudson, a6" dora Sauce Loan Wmeocuniekie eos Weeder antici er hee “2. Erig, %!:. do. preferred. spe yey een oe 73 Bich street Harlem, prefid. 1%, Beading.» supmeette stm 2¢ Lake Shore and Michizan Senthern |S W". J.cARROLE —— is Central, 137 if 4: Cleveiand and Pittaburg. School on MONDAY. Sopt-aub NEW FALL pay Goons Northwest, 925; do. prefa. ams’ Express fice, Georgetown, D I : Mitwan- Young mem and bove thoroughly jn«trne JUST RECEIVED. 4 Paul 2 practical branches of ic 600 Forde CAL LCOR: and Wet. evening senricn. devoted tp all brave Town yards Se Us ‘Terre Hante, | rary for commercial pursuits. Tuguire at the 0 rove tlie un, 7 : re MOHAIR K ALPACAS, « heap setlitt., Golored DRESS GOODS, mn varity Mathematical and Classi WOOLEN GOODS, forties ant boys soar 4 EMA LUANNELS, WHITE FLANNELS The cet: roth | + KID GLOVES GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS op ——_¢_ BLEACHED AND BROWS CoTTONS The Markets To-pay. “5 > “i = — ang 10 rit@e at be hw ©. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Boening Siar. MSS VinGINIA Hix a Seta Sretts Coons = BALTIMoRE. Sept. 5—Cotton firm at 0, IVE the duties of her School W., @ TENNEY BEST Famiuy ruocc ‘cok. with price nominal and demand licht. Wheat, | Georgetown,on MONDAY * was git bushels. Salesof Amber Maryiand.at | WTORTH ARLINGTON CONCORD GRAPES Mang BY Teyyey, DATION & Oo, a3 1 60; fair to good red.@i.40; inferior, @1isa received dally. ‘They are large ent ieee Re 4 Yhite wheat, $1 s%a91', winter red westerm, | condition - We BRACE Of graced chuice WHEAT. by 0 wm Sao: Maryland Selioe eee ete ad | “antl ct’ Hooe's Baitding. Pet.cbet ats aad 1th | Rhiy fe, themerlses. and omy 4 : Maryland yellow, Sais; wes = ., bet_is cleane i 4 western, Geese, dail, ata MISS BELENA GORCINSKI DESIRES T) | market with satisfaction to all wi Kk quiet. at $2920 inform the public that «ke Is ready to TEACH meet f on the Piano. Special care given to the ra- ants Ito Terme moderate, Appl T POX & SKULL BaLtimore. Sept. street northwest Po Séarked; do. Toes SELL OPEN MEK sk 5t7 dk hate 619 Peunsylvanis * * fhe: it. ‘Terms per qiart: Word by Rev. Daniel Marco De ps bra. Gi etry, Latin, Philos thor of “Nicht Scones iu the Bible.” bard-om h. lustrated, cloth, $3 75. Crom Revieet Masmc ‘ Tors Book, @100. Miguon—tale irom the Brow New Yorx, Sep’. 5.—Flonr dull and declining. } ote ‘eifally bowed. tee Ce tal ato Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn dull and — seit eu — ed od a gee Testaments and Prayer Books i ze ee HELEN bo WILLIAMS. Mi i Hire Meortzacat of French a : CITY ITEMS. ee aI gg A Sa Bee ah sengong F quire 14289 ian. or = tw? | Ne charge mace for stamping initials on paper aut THE ORDER OF THE Day. eee ee nee soul = arr NS fyeetved eoreral barre A general order for Sozvdont. In the teeth of | TSP Leech, ABE ENGLIgH SCHOOL oF | Cotten Twine and for salschenp st 07 0 all opposition it hax become the supreme den- | reopen on MUNDAY. tent it tee Literary apd Musical trifice of the age. No impurity can mfest the } street, opposite Judiciary myuare Gircelar euls = (Rep. &tierald) i teeth cleaned daily with Socodont. Quitlay bocksiores ans ark of the Chilian Soap Tree, an article which | ayes JULIA AoW a a a i aad : Porsesses cleansing properties superior totho-- | MEPS LIA B® a BoHOUL FoR gIeLS, BOO ATIONERY, Etc Of any other known substance, is ono of tho in: | at A807 Hat.,on MONDAY, Sept. sth. an? 26 sawn. Patios sion gredients of this peerless compound. Sozodont is ; kine = a the only dentrifice in existence in which this jer aed Missea will EOP ER MOM IAN salubricus botanical product is incorporated. ember Sth, at No. Toth “street. p= @ S0LOMeNS, ———_— auz? “ Spaliing’s Glue.” handy about the house, S. GEN. WHEELER WILL RESUM Dh ese : ETHE mends everything. eee pe tice of ee mpeg FU Semi for Young Ladive + Sept. sth Hemrcer has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3 Georgetown, D.C, No. 1 street, near itich 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN! &, SPECIAL NOTICES, ——_o————_ SHINGTON, D4 PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, javing made arrangementa with aeme of tho best in. the count SqcT. VINCENT S & owing well known Ss “ 7 PETA goal Beebe grt Seong a ; . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ._ J. A. Bowen's. § years old, $4 por zal lon. Robertson 8.4 years old. $5.90 per'galion. Oli Remntly Nectar. rarscll $2 pcr gallon. ‘hi col ron ebrat ine Of Te je 7, i a a = - Fy Oid Town Che. $8 per gallon: Stoughton Bitters BR 127" ANSUAL SPSsvON OF uns sa | Booksellers and Station per galion. Dry Catawba still, (trom Crbans PECK S SELECTS WOOL FOR BOYS. 1702 ine Company.) $2.80 pez gallon. ‘ Scappernone commence MONDAY, September 3 etiti from North’ Carolina, 83 per gallon, Ail th tion given to moral, in addition t shove isat least §1 por gallon cheaper than can b: auzs aot eleewhere for the same grade. — Liberal discount to the trade. Proprictor of tha celchrated — ; . 5 mm nee ¢ yal Noith Charles street, B: Av trea a ———— etticniaes ues PHILP & SoLOMONS. HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN OLABI HAIS RENEWER, AND CLASSICAL “HIGH ee L POSITIVELY RESTOKK @! Asties in the North IT Ok ATES OniGIRaE COLON saat Dr. risnd's Church. « 911 PENNSYLVAMA AVENCT s : ; om MONDAY, the Sth of September. ¢ ant It keeps the hair from falling out. It is tase to be bad at the Louk starr OS OM dree-ing in orid. making lifeless, stitt a 4 » Priacipal = eli, bestche:. oct sed gone: NB pls, Princiral may is orn at tee EW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, For sale by all ee =e m. a RECEIVED AND FOR SALE a7 ay SOs: CADEMY UF THE SACRED HE ° te 2-colmaw Rashas. NH...) {A Tineina acee eee = — SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTOH?. = RG NA AVENUE, Sovta Wastixotom 140 OR THIRTY YEARS 1s70 a. — tbe anther of Silk Attire. P-ice tue Has that w pown, standard, and popular rew PRS ok peered Sisters wi ANNEISABELLA THACA ye the vention will A Novel. By James De Mille PAIN KE suitor of Hie Deew Cab At rond aon te pufsctured by Perry Dw GTON. By the aathor of Kace tor een t a Wits. Price Thc ry Parish w limb day in the XOUBSELF IN HIS PLAGE. By Charice bivement of nds tes Semple Price 700 MPSS SSLEISS Witu RgeoPEN Her rei | 7RAMOUDY Ok Tey : A Bevel. By Georee VATE SOBOOL at No. 31S Pennsylvania ; Sand. Price 91.80 avenue. Capitol Hill, on the LEST MONDAY to wae . a he 8 or giver eptembe antton” ihe HOLIDAY NUMBER OF LONDON SUG! tuch universal satisfaction. The yas ilis for Bese , munip fi . Price Sc. which the Pain Riller is an un tailing eure, arm 4 Ta. Session be <0. Perm ‘OV! D MONTHLY, for July. we : recapitulation in this 3 r : now Bocks published received tamnattecst th an exteroal and internal medicine fiadkrodn a, A. Ps tucipal, Ioeck nS Be Pi — fad everything in the STATIONE: the Vain Hiller stands nrivaled. Directions sc: | Alexandria, Va. anvtin*” | nd BLANK BOUK ine for sale wholrsaie ard company exch bottle. ; CLE —— i ; , 2eolm OCK BILL COLLED Sold by all Drugziste. we RR z COTE CITY. Mo. SHILLINGTON’S BOOKETURE, MARRIAGE IS HONORABLE. Srisclam Acteroies s Peers ee ete Te Corner 6 street and Peuns avence ‘ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG ME. conter all academical honere. It is sitmated wu ‘ing around in minh peers advantages of a hi pon trasted with Single Lite, and nt fearful Evits | healthiest and it State, cud with HOWARD A®: P. Philadelphia, Pa, ~ HOTEL IATION may23-mn.wf 3m Board, Washi Entrance Fer Physician bss Choice N. Y. Butter. incluaing the lst day of Oct Bill of Fare 1s now in those who are pot familiar with the cutsiae of the House. DUCTI ‘RAORD! PRE Boy: ENGLISH AND CLASSICAt R* oe t ACADEMY will be opened at Bo t38 fe JUST RECEIVED. gtreet. opposite Old Fellows fnparalleled Inducemonts to the Traveling | Oy t nberist, by ref. HOYS, tate Priel bs Public and Permanent Boarders. Male Grammar School, Second District. —— particulars sre ‘circulars at principal book- PRICES MODERATE WILLARD HOTEL. or inquire of the Prineipal, at school rem. July 22, to 5 p. suds 2w On and after the 25th inat_- an ober next, the cH ut this extensive and well appointed hotel follows id Row ITUTE—AN EN 7 ICAL SCHOOL FOK BOYS JAreachneette avenue. between %th and Nth atrects ‘The Fifteeuth Annual Session will commence: or pay Sth, 1x70 quarter, according to stuaics. is per nd at the ‘bookstore’ or. of the Principal, 1210 K street, between 12th and 13th streets VERETT MARTIN, Price { MERSO, | INSTITUTE, ALSO LOWER GRADES ar cuEA as aera PEL 8 cho: ud well ventilated rd ‘According to” iocati Rooms will be eahibited at any tu bens for 0, and a simple the inspection ot ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Special rates may be made to clubs composed of ladies or gentlemen. OLASSICAL AND MATHEMAT, here jemetite afford an unequalled combina SELECT Ce TCAD PoE Bonee eA TIOA GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, = — rt. cheapness pel der’ eae te Bowrternth Street, between Land K. overpment officials ‘hers sim — who. wis to sroid long, » and dusty walks ‘The Eighteenth Annual Session of this Schoo! wil! reach uppalatable mea!s and inferior apartments. begin WEDNESDAY. September lith. For Circu MASONIC TEMPLE, Being the first in Washington to put down the [ lure, &c., address CHAS. B. YOUNG. Principal, prices of Grat-class accommodations to ante war @ anlsif 1334 F street. opp. Ebbitt Hunts Inree auntie of pertons stized o spend thecam’ | A CADEMY OF by oe OMNES 9TH AND F Braxers. wer in Washington as well as the traveling public, Win Be-cpe, GOHBAT Boe eae Pe alates The Sisters are prepared to receive au lacronsed Masurmaren, S230. nunber of pupils, und will bestow the tiost an xiowe care on the mind aud wannera of theit charge. A> NEW FALL stock to Music, both vocal and i jal. we refer te = . Spd while great attention iegiven to, the religion: = — a DEY GOoDs. ction of Cath the here, lé me influcnce Dried Beef. Sie used on those 4 jimited OF ALL THE CHOICE | of boarders taken, For farther psriiculars apply to DRESS DOr Tes ANd FABRICS ‘sur: 2w Sister M BEBA SLINS. PRINTS, CAN ST. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE, K STREET. OBOUICEST, TENDER SIDE, SHEETINGS. Getmoce resumed he Fil MONDAY 0! PTEM- Bry. "Terme, from $% to $18 per quarter, accord — For ve particulars Td ) SCHOOL —Miss N. aa. teacher, AT THe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. One price only. BOGAN & WYLIE, ne 2-tf 2S and 1020 Seventh street N. W. SELECTED AND PUT UP BY A BOTB, CINCINNATI. C. W. HAVENNER & CO., '. an experienced opens for ¥. Ladies M inh, on New York ioth na atila streets. Inquiries may be made of her a, 1 REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, G43 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIRD DOOR FKOM SEVENTH STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE, ConNER Ora AyD F Srarers DENTISTRY. TT, Oratnate of Ohio cote ot Gorihy Wachingta WANTED: NOTES. secured by deed of trust, WVUSRS: furnished and nucurnished. DEE laboring BMOY. ay _ re cies of Ou: aro C280 5 xeev to of PANSY” Gree Exccusor Nu aforesa‘d has, with the Court of the District appiobation of the Snpre ne of Cotarobla aloresaid. ar reas ted TUBSDAY,, thecth day oc Seprember. A.D, 0, foF the final wettde-neut and distrivation of the ee mal estate decoasod, and of the asoie > aan fn hand; os far ea tho samo have been: entlested Io EES Pa ois Avesce, turned into 3 when and where all the creditors "Marte. tna heirs of said deceased nre notifing ty attend. with sieiinane bart sang to articive their ‘vouched, or thay may other Siro ine be eepiadee Tom alk ft'in said de 3 Cy eas Coared's estate: in-oner be on aes x once a Week for three weeks in The Kveo- ‘at and below cost. fig Star previone inthe said day. Test: this in mind, as it Is 90 ; A, WEBSTER, Register of Wills. a sc eetention. ‘ont 30