Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. MONDAY......+00 jovember 21, 1870. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c. — fational Ticairr— Barney Williams and wife— : Pa: Curele,’ gnd “It isthe Custom of the Country.” Opera -—Grest attractions—Syl- womens the Magician, aod othe novelties. Lincoln Hall —Lectare by Justin McCarthy— «Franco-Prarsien War.” ‘Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 27 Pa. avenue. THE CANAL IMPROVEMENT. Meeting of the Commission To-Day. Report of the Visiting Committee. ‘The Canal Commission met at the Mayor's oMice at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Mayor Bm- ery, Gen. Michler, Mr. E. Clark, architect Cap- ‘tol extension, and Mesers. Dixon and Kilbourn Deing present. The Mayor called the meeting toorder, and Mr. Sweatiand acted as seczetary. Genera! Michler, from the committe to ex- amine the facitities of Me-sts. Teemyer & Co., reported that they bad vis ted Philadelphia and found that the contgaotors had the necessary machinery ‘for doing the work promptly, and re ta*es officers tnere endorsed them. Mr. Clark moved that the Mayor and General Michler notify Mesers. Teemyer & Co. of the acceptance of the bid, and execute the 7 agreed to. This morning, Messrs. Smoot, Pav! Chandler, a8 a sub-committee of the New Market Company, accompanied by Mr. A. Clu he architect of the structure, pom at the Center Market and served the wing notice on about 32of the stall holders, who are on the ground to be occupied by the east wing of the new buil B Wasninoton, D. C., Nov. 19th, 1870. Mr. — : You are hereby notitied to felect one com it person to act as arbitrator on = behalt in connection with an arbitrator to be appointed by the W: Market Company, and a third arbitrator to be appointed by the two, accordance with the act of Con- £° i 5 , to value all buildings and ‘turce belonging to you u; the grounds yen to said company by act. The build- g committee of the Washington Market Com- Vieieae autocrat 'y of November, 1570, at 100’clock a. m., read to proceed with ‘the arbitration, ard you are time potified and requested to | AVIS, 3 and place. H. Saurzr For the building committee of the Washington Market Copan Extract from an “ Act to incorporate the Washing- ton Market Company.” SEO. 10. And be it further enacted, That the said company js hereby required to chase and pay for all buildings and fixtures which may be upon the above-mentoned to individuals, within ar ARBITRATORS APPOINTED. ‘The stall owxers informed the committee that fees bad determined to claim all the rights they under the law, and would, witnin the limits allowed by the law, appoint an arbitrator, and siso that they had retamed Mr. RK. T. Merrick to see that their interests were protected. The committee thereupon left the ground, and sub- sequently selected Mr. T. L. Tullock, collector of internal revenue, as arbitrator, stating that they would meet the marketmen on next Mon- Gay, if not notified before that day. —_s—__. A WaAsnixctonian ANSwers A New Yorke Swinpline CrecviaR—Last week two men, named Joseph Cecio and Georg= Wilson, were sted in New York for swindling, and the cers found that they emploved several clerks W. Cooper & Co. ng circulars signed * H. Leott & Co., Williams & Co., G. Bertine & Co., offering for sale splendid executed coun- terfeits on the national currency. They pro- fersed to put up their warcs “in lots to suit pur- chasers,”’ and to forward them by express, C. 0. D., to their would-be-dishonest customers, On receipt of an order they sent to the dupe asma!! box or package of sawdust, upon which the ex- = ompany collected the amount of the bill. ie dupe, of course, was made aware that Le had been swindled on opening the box or pack- age, but he had to pocket his loss tosave his own Yeputat.on. A number of letters, in answer to the circulars, ‘were found, among them one signed Chas. Mitchell, 612 D street, South Wash- ington, in which the writer sa “It you want a 22, agent in Washb‘ngton, [ can assure you I will suit, I never knew of any one passing coun- terfeit money here, and I think that I ean get through with @ gcod deal of it. If I had the cash money I would not besttate in for the full amount. If you w:ll send me about $50 oF #100 to commence with, I promise to stick to Ps and not even let my own brother know it, nd it as soon as possible.”* —_——— Taz AVENUE PAVEMENT—The Robbing Sec- tten—Mr. 8. P. Brown, who has the contract for laying the Robbins pavement on Pennsy!- sania avenue, between 9th and 12th streets, this morning received a dispatch from Williams- | odes Pennsylvania, where the pavement is g wade, announcing that the work of ship- @ Was commenced to-day. The contractors ail begim the laying of that section by Monday wext,at the latest, though it is probable that a portion will be laid about the close of this week. pabedscns naan ‘Tue THearens—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil- liams their appearance at the National ater this evening after an absence of five Ps and should receive a hearty weleome. re ry Circle,” and “it is the Custom of the Country,” are the pieces selected for the opening night. : Sachem gage consisting of Sylvester, the ‘usivnist. Miss Angelique Schott, and Professor Willis Cobb, with ‘bis trained animals, com- mence an engagement at Wall's Upera House thie evening. ‘The Frrrn (Ista) Bartist Cavacu.—The feries of meetings at this church, which hare been in progrets for about six weeks, Ss and six converts were baptised—one the Potomac, and five in the church. Phe meeting resylted in the conversion of i ms = : in these meet- 2B vy. Mr. » of Accomac county, Virginia. - Pern norm ye & THE ‘Thursday next by our Hebrew - the eT aoe Svit Acarmst A KalLRoap.— Messrs, F; and » for Col. Jeheil Brooks, entered suit against the Railroad, for the omissio: on investigate cinda Adams, living on Ist street west, near the tiver, who it was supposed had killed her infant child. The Coroutr visited the premises, but deemed it umnecessary to hold an inquest, it being @ case of accidental Dy smothering. Ax “ovr” ——o—__. Katiciovs.—The Fev. M = . Needham, E: gelist, from a ng at Union ‘Chapel rom Ephesians 1:7; and, ——oe—___ SHILLINGTON sends us Frenk Magazine for December, sis ments. The of the 01 gro tance of nearly two miles. The completionot the work by the ercetion of the river front is eee A to render wi has has already been built fully useful as a barrier ay —a7 of patients and the herd farm, is princi cowe and fence, much of which is old more substanlial fence is the land full: poses of the a & g 3 : g i 4 i GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. ASnosal Report ef the Institution. Its Condition and Wants, The report of W. Guaton. Esq-, president of the board of visitors of the Government Hos- pital for the Insane, and Dr. ©. H. Nichols, superintendent and ex officio secretary of the board, te the Secretary of the Interior, setting forth the condition and wants of the institution for the year ending June 30th, 1870, shows that = THE NATIVITY, as far as it could be ascertained, of the 2.97 persons treated since the opening of the inst:t1- tion foots up as follows: Native-born, 1,343; foreign-born, 1,286; unknown, 173. Total, 2,807: TEE FORM OF DISEASE under which the cases received since the insti- tution was at eae treated, 2,351; number of rea or PAY AND PUBLIC Secau tunes i independent or pay patients re remsin- ai end at the year 24; of prblic patien’s, 3 ‘The hospital has been, in general, HIGHLY PROSPEROUS during the year 1°69-79. It has afforded more week's board than im any other year of its his- tory, and its benetits have been shared by more in any other exceptin the There were 4i fullre- im 22 other cases there was so in their mental condition ; ee ern ores} oh tpg instances to engage in usetul r oF business. The recoveries were 42 per cent. of the dis- cbarges. including deaths, and 53 por cont. of the discharges exclusive of deaths. Tacse are Iighly favorable ratios. 3 THE arts oF oe isn soe any comm properly reckot the w! od — ao Cag am dy be- caure death may ime a to any member of it. The deaths in the hospital last year were a little lees than 3% per cent. of the whole number under care, which is the lowest rate of bangles op my 4 one year — the taati- tution was opened for the rece, of pai.ents. The year cloved with 454 im the house, and at the date in the current year of the prep- aration of this report the number hag risen to berate! aND Dunia & 1 during year ench foot up S124, alls Of the yest, have aot yor been past ar, bave not ye' means available for the purposs ‘A statement of the quantities and estimated valucs of the products of the farm and garden which were j sumed by the $3,926.25. A statement of sable furnieare ener hy prope 4 rt; mostly ured for agricultural p Fon nand on the 50th of June, 1870, and estimated luce, is given, footing up a total of $11,774.07. The now has four hundred acres of land attached to it, which is thought to be ample in quantity for all its and pocpective ecovomical and sanit THR EXTENSION OF THE HOSPITAL, an is in progress. Among the few impro executed is one for-increasin water supply pear the thus vements the available iding, and rendering the expensive operation of pump- ing inferior water from the river unnecessary, except in times of extraordinary drought. ROTIMATE OF THE APPROPRIATION ed to support the hospital during the Beeal year ending June 30, 1872. The board of visitors of the hospital base the opinion that the average number of patients supported by tlie government inthe year exding June 30. 1372, Will rot be less than 500, and respcetiully ask for $125,CO0, the amount necessary to maintain bumber with a small addition for contin- gencies. The amount of this estimate is based upon the tation that the entire cost of tho support and treatment of each patient will be 68s cents per day, which is thought to be the lowest rate at which the inmates of this hospital can be taken care of. RECOMMENDATIONS. The west wing of the hospital edifice was opened for the reception of patien’s in January, 18 nd bas since constantly occupied by a large number ofinsane men. At least 315,00 will be required to effect repairs and improve- wall has been built on three sides junds of the hospital, a dis- wall the used for beeves. It new incl by araii and poor, anda to render available for the economical . It will cost $3,000. ——_¢——— Coat THraves.—A well-known colored cart- man, eee wm hauling coal from the river two carts. pur- iront wit. hich he manages him- felf, having trained bis mules to follow without an extra , on Saturda: livious to surrounding event the mall, not e that his had stopped in the street until he arrived at the canal On somewhat to see his team a: back wi to south B street. He at once left his forward teem and trudged back to start that in the rear Seme mischievous boys, who do nothing but pick vp coal that drops from the carta, it ap pears, Lad mawaged the thing, and when the old driver arrived he found asquadof them mounted ou the cart, and a goodly portion of the coal gone. They, it appears, had stopped the mule while the driver was not looking. The old man mounted and dreve up as fast as poss:ble; but on arriving near the team he had left at the bridge he saw another crowd of coal-p work, who took ro notice of him but i ax re ‘SwInDiz.—On Saturday last a man tamed Edwar: Bronson, who had been for a short time an in the ity of tewiperet citer OP Se" Waategset Fata Was arrested Cad and Off- cer Andrew on the havi obtained $100 from Jessie F. » also of Zubhigiee, through false rej The m by the accused was of & novel and rather ingerious Bronson. it appears, was employed > Ly Patriot, and after ad several days in a a of scribers, which he was desirous of for $100. The offer was at — accept once that he had i i g z ! g | Payment OF CORPORATION -eF- | The Bejected Nominees and the | Register. ‘The offices of the Auditor, Comptrolier, Regis- ter, and Mayor, at the City Hall, continue to be crowded with Corporation officers waiting for thelr warrants. The iu favor of the Secretary, Mr. Mg foe aa Te the Clerk Northern Mari A ‘intendent of aa Mr. Wil- on of the Asylum, that a confirmation was neces- sary before an officer can be paid. eens The Reception to Archbishop Spaild- ing om Thanksgiving Day. A committee, consisting of 100 gentlemen, ten from each Catholic or church of the Dis- trict of Columbia, met yesterday in the base- eto Cepek Ben for Led aged alow ing out programme pted extend a welcome to the “4 of Baltimore, ress of welcome will be made to him by John Carroll Brent, Esq., on the part of the laity. U; the close of the address the assume his official robes and mitre, and enter the church, the orchestra playing a solemn march, while the clerical procession is marching down the body of the auditorium to the sanctuary. A grand chorus, (“The heavens are telling the glory of God,”) trom Hayden's Oratorio of the C1 mn, will then be sung, with orchestra Linea oi ment. U the close of the chorus the Arch- bishop will receive an address of weleome on the rt of the clergy, which will be delivered by 'v. Dr. White. At the conclusion of the cere- mony of reception,the laity will organize a meet- ng, and adopt a becoming protest against the injustice and violence of Italian ment in invading the Papal territory. the chorus and orchestra will perform the grand Hallelujah Chorus, from Handel’s Oratorio of the Messiah, which will conclude the ceremon- ies at the church, after which the Archbishop will drive to Georgetown Col to and and will sleep there Thursday night." Upon the conclusion of Dr. White’s remarks, Mr. Kirk nominated Lewis Johneon, esq., for president of the meeting, and he was unani- mously elected. Jamex Fullerton, a —— Mg = confer together an: mutual arrange- ments for the ap ntment of marshals to carry out the ropored programme of reception. John H. Gods » e8., was elected chief marshal. mR mounted becom es: St. Green; St. Aloysius, J. Morat H. Homiller; St. Stephens, T. E. Yeagemen; St Dominick's, George &. Kirk; st. Mary's, Philip May; [mhcculate Conception, Jas. For. ae. Trinity, (Cosegetown,) . D. Dailey; St. loseph’s, J. Bb. Keit Other arrangements were perfected and the meeting adjourned. peta Sears THE AVENUE PAVEMENT—A Dificulty Over- come.—Tbe question as to how the pavement was to be laid over the arch of Tiber Creek, which crosses Pennsylvania avenue at 2d street, ‘has been 8 serious one since the commencement of the work. It was at first proposed to cut oif a eee = two of brick, which it was found would interfere with the stren; and the work was st. the wood pavement, fol! grade, wo feet just at the crown of the arch, which would, of course, mar ct destroy the looks of the Mr. Lewis Cle- jitan Paving on Friday porque Bi started last, and after examining all the different pat- terns, Porm Gage arrangements for having the spacé over the arch gud fen feet on either side paved with the patent vulcanized Which is now being laid in the Ce New York. Thi ie the necessity the rise at that » and will make the street an unbroken surface, to secure. Before Clephane concluded his arrat its for yuleanized pavement he consulted General Michler, who was in Philadelphia inspecting the dredging machines of Teemyer & Co., con- tractors for dredging the Washington Canal. The General visited the works of the pavement company, and tested the specimens thoroughly, finally grying his approbation, with the remark that it was decidedly the best pavement of the kind he ever saw. The is to be lowered four inches, so as to be flush with the top of the pavement, The first section, Miller pavement, will be com- pleted this week; that is outside of the rail- road tracks: that portion north of the track, from Ist to 4% streets, being ‘inishe nid the lower side being alnealy about’ hait finished. There has been about 14 squares of the Stow pavement laid north of the track, from ith street to between 1 and 6th streets. The third section, on which Robbing pavement will be laid, will be the scene of active operations before many days, the first of the wood having been shipped from Williamsport on Saturday. On the 4th section—the Follansbee—that portion north of the railroad, from 12th to 1ith streets, bas been finished, and the square between ae and 13th streets, south of the track, will finished to-morrow. As soon asthe grades are given betwcen l4th and 15th streets the work will be commenced on that square. Mr. the orgs ‘THE SCHUETZEN VeREIN GrREMANtA, who, during this summer, did much tor the pleasure acd enjoyment of our German and American citisens, it, on the 15th inst., the place of Mrs. Gales, known as the Eckington for the sum of $2,000 per acre. They erect, during the winter months and § sultable buildings, also to have ev ng ts readiness for their festivals next year. They Iso intend to have a skati! ‘k, which is ina worable sit m, as Bou! and P streets, New York avenue and North Capitol street con- centrate there, and the Point-of-Rocks railroad will also run by the park. Several gentlemen, who are not members, have taken shares, and the members are doing all they can to get the Work pushed ahead. METROPOLITAN STREST SBURG PRoposep.—The property-holders in the county and the northern portion of the city have made a proposition to the Metropolitan Railroad Company that said Rees will subscribe 850,000 addi- nal to their stock, provided they agree to extend the road along the old pike road to Bla- densburg. This would be a great accommoda- tion fos large number of persons who live along is line. . Rarp or Passace THrmeves.—On tinge night last two gentlemen named Bradiey an Prout called upon a friend at the boerding bouse of Mrs. McKnight, on Sd street, and while opened leading ita the Wall soma paassee Saas? opene: in some entered the front door by means ‘ob a false key and stole two fine overcoats belonging to these Dopey an Arab shawl and otier articles in the hall and got off with them without observa- tion, The were valued at $75. preulbibeb Ses ne THE 15TH-STRERT IMPROVEMENT.—On Sat- urday Ma: and Superintendent For- i soneandl atisration te tue erate of isth ef and when the matter had been fully ex- them ‘Mr. Corcoran said that he had ‘mn unable to examine it personally, but was ited to leave the matter good judgment. —_—e—— A Horse Tuigr.—Early yesterday morning, officers Wilson and to their Kessler the stab! }) and horse, and horse go and ran the horse to its —_—_e_—_ Ngw PUBLicaTions._From B. F. Wilkins we have the London Graphic for November 5th and Tom Hocd’s Comic Annual for 1871, both finely illustrated; trom J. Shi and from J. ‘ker we have Scribner's Monthly and Peter: Ladies Magazine for December and Harper's Bazar tor December 31. paces ~rossaniaion Tae COLLECTION oF Taxes.—So was the rgeh at the office of the Taxes on Beretany that up to two o'clock to-day the receipts had not been footed up. On that day over $90,(CO was paid in, making over $600,000 received for general taxes, including all special licenses, &c. —— AcCIDENT.—On Saturday morning, Michael Ready, while making an excavation at the cor- ver of K street and Delaware avenue, was se- verely injured bya cave-in of the bank. He was conveyed to his home on 24 street east, be- tween G and H streets, by officer Kessler. ere ‘Tue TEACHERS OF SCHOOLS.—The Mayor has for the it of arranged for the salaries of the teachers of the public schools out of the unex- iS odessa ceri —_—_——— gre GIeHE sTexEm SENECA QUAREIBS. ‘The Meryland . 1M. Oo. are now Also, ROUGH DIMBHSION STONE to order, cette Beet” THE COURTS. CRIMINAL COURT, Jadge Ulin —On Saturday Mr. Carrington bromght to the aitention 0 Georgetewn Advertisements. Br Wetiam Lo Wace 2 00. Keeping s bawdy hous’, and entenced to payatiee | BTOOK O: 1&S. STORE FIXTURES of Fig and to stand committed until the fine be pai: AT AUCTION. apd asked a modification Jf the sentence r SING. November 25th. sington id > ot dissent, apd Judge McArth: I will ectl, at the store #.atmug that he did pot approve of what seems to lof Saninel B. Gross & Uo ."No. 113 Higa the practice here ul changing a sentence after it has | 9, Seeneral agpoctment of Family beeu entered upon, and that he did aot wish thiec ase Groceries. of which #° name— to be comeider: d a precedet, sail te would mak Fall assortment of trech Teas. Stave gio. this case. He wouid make the amouat ae meme Sotho nee ine $20. S barrels prime Seward grades. Andrew Gleason, O. T. Hessler. and Patrick Hour. | jy *ro* Prime Sugae dierent Porto Bico and — Molasses, riban, convicted uf resisting an uflicer, was called up before Judce Olin. and Gleason protested thai b= | Assortment of Spi 4 not anault the ofticer, at when he caw thet ge assortment of all kinds of Liquors. Sersthone fo strike Joun Hourrihn with abilly be | Barrels Whisky vee pality took a irew zi ess | Canned and preserved Fruits, ler uacrted that he did not strike the efiicer on the Soap. Srarcn, Tobseco i und. Jude Olin, in passing eentence. took occa- | Store Fixtures. cem-icting of — Sion to say that officers of the Ix be Counter, Bione. os, &e. and that if an officer overste Terms: Over $100 a credit of 30 and 6 days, om aa- literest tatacrery mitat, Deen Bold (UMAS DOWLING, Aact. ¢ *EORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE is receiving a H large and superior stock of Jet and Fancy Jea elry, Btatuettes, Vases, &!hbumea, Knives, Ohrom «, Picture Frames, Clocks, Watches, and Plated Ware 0. Wondertal for $1. ¥ se BicHoLe S35 28 ‘was sentence’, rear i f Sonn | (00D _NEWs TO THR PROP! jodeon. charged with ssrault ith oven’ io kill, | UF DISTBIOT —T hare just” rece Dodson. charged. wi New York, w! Preece Tee gop saeemlt aad Bettery. ead wancea: | Foice ct Goode Som New, Lark, which o 9, This morning, the verdict in the case of John | excellent lot of Blankets and Shawls, Lece Oollars, ard, for petit larceny, was set amide. Jas. Gal 'y dozen more of those ladies’ ches: : charged with larceny, commitred to jail in | kerchicfe. Also, a sp'endid line of Hosiery, which ‘Arlt last. was, on motion of the District Attorney, | has to be sold ischarged. UBT —To-dav. the case of Rapply Tesumed, and is stifl on trial. ebscepe > dismi Dantel Ashthn, for urine profane ned indecent ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r.; Georgetown. colored, steali On WEDNESDAY MUKNING. November cabin of a vessel on the river, front ts 234, 1870. at 10 o'clock. Twill sell. pt xo % ay street. near Congress street, all the mour Williams; costs. Will tare ana BOcete Grurk and disorderly: fled @8 sed costs. "Ve ilitam ne — Holmes. . stealing two ‘pairs of shose trom ia Chairs, are ae ere, caleed at? ined $6 and costs, or ee. ain jail, 4 boards, A7tTWO MEN AND ONE wow Ax. demain asdctber Tables, oder he Se te % a Di indy on Batorday creping last, that she invited bie, pee ee eee, ime “Cregg. meeantted him aud Bolsters and Pillows, a ed @3 and costs. ‘¥. Three-pl: ‘pets, Matting, ery: fined Sf Parlor aud other fovea, Ghockery Ware? dis jen}; fin ‘ith many other Jes too MaMerous to mention. for profane lan- GRO. &. BOBRER. Execu‘or enough to be heard in the street, was THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Lg a ts ‘The House for sale or rent ol? street: Ni y atte Snel 93 BABearss 1N IN Duy Goops? “yy BENJAMIN Tait [reeny; | 101 BRIDGE STREET, GEOKGETOWS, D. 0, in jail! | Is selling great bargains in all kinds of WINTER at reen, colored, and | GOODS. Money canbe saved by giving him a call dayein jails Lewis Gorden,ctired, shurged with | Black Wits, Voltticene, Fi 1. ‘is Gord harged saw valued at $2: fined $2 and costs. im Satine, Merinoes. ip: Berges, ard Breen for profanity in the street; fined $3. 3 . Kato irish Poplins, Plaid Poplins and Black Al- v ry King, eame offen Traces. Gant; | Blankets, Fiannels. Cloths and Oassimeres. colored. Getderly sondadts hed & costs Jugia’s esievrated Kid Gloves, Joseph's Rid Gloves, er. Embroideries, Hamburg Work, and Real Laces. nl0 Sui wigment by defanlt; fined @5 each Marshall L. te y to ; fined @8.and costs. J: fon. cruelty to anime! nT. Bolly, colored, drunk and disorderly; fined $3 and fe oe ae skeet sorortment = A FOWL ArFatE, ‘which will be o@red iblie at very low to the pul marked in plain figures. Also, a lot of Chorus Cassin tes SEViEgsTines mele ts order, Please exami: a3 hesing. ine m: before purcl le wicieD FULL LOY! io. 80 Bridge 5 the same case that ‘was cent up tothe grand jury in July last. An in dictment was fc vhe case arsigued fr trial before the Crimival Coprt, but a nolle pros. was en- tered by the District LenB under the new rule of that court, making petty larceny di _Ro? Im* ABGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIS | mere Ten GOODS. = fore the Police Court charged with steal JOHN H. 8MOOT, enty fos chic Lap ge 119 Bridge Btreet, Georgetown, D. 0., Sitiame. After hear ixed, the Court di Has received and is now at very low beanies sere aise 15 te a large arco mento FALE me WEST ERG Ds, HIT HIM 1N THR RYE-BALL. RiP! Alexander Tay! ith commit- le ‘with great care fromthe Bi ‘ork impor- aretha ator 1 ol is | Tr el al ap tei re OUNTERFEIT NOTE. Bit Slike! French and Litas BUY cod Cold Boslien slered. charge} with hering | corded Epinglings ard press Cloths, French erfeit 910 bill ou ont Gohen. Balt re Mohairs, fests ‘the’ steamer Keyport, in payment of wages | suite. MOCRN, wg G00! ere tgredon, a fall on the boat. An expert from | line. lot! id Evrecds: C "s, was called. aod stated that "3 ay Soonattine eazina: | Supe 'ect Pudi Mace fey eg eat } dean and disor ; Embroidered and Te: len Coney, charged yarn Pads Wats Z rom and aiter ti ys iam aed cave. ph gc Aa ee ae iinet sabe te aa, =a node ‘ 4 beep abal CAthipaens cher ore’ Guoraiee, ARRESTED oN St-sPrcioN.—About one o'clock this | BOQTS;BHOMS, ote. at L GBAB WOR TT ae le beat on | Bridge ‘street, Geor; .. Note by mail from senshi oo and Rewind plone | Georgetown or Wi Attended 10. oc28-ly jon two tin inilkeans anda butcher's knife. | — 5 rested and to the station, where he crea Win.anith ‘Phe aricea esate DENTISTRY. gar pam ord (g heve been stolen, and are retained at the Mation for dentitestion™ : ‘Tye B ew Suet Bot —The new four-oared codar shell. nc building to order in New York for the n W ss8ineron DESTAL PLACE, 1318 Massacuvsstts AVENUE, jear léth street. Potomac Boat Clnb, is ex: fed here during the latter part of next week. boating season having closed. the * Potomacs” have determined to house ‘by the their boats until next spring. ixerecsny MERCHANTS’ ExcHaNck —Owing to Jig celpie. the market for wheat tbis morning w D.4:PEATE, Graduate of Obie College of reutly atiffer. The offerings aggregated only Dental Surgery, 423 7th sresty be. usbels, nich 3.200 lushels good r: ron<ht | tween D and E north, Washington. = SS fed 1.08 bushels prime 40,208 ass price to laboring persons. ently oshel, an advance on Saturday's There were nv choice samples on marker, RRmOvan. Mupat axe Fuour.—it is noticeable that the DE. MEREILL = Se Bao , | tes his DENTAL OFFIOB to, ot al fi in coming i 7 Bore hear tn saeiepation ay diets oP ok ct | Maas Peetrentoear Et expected that flour by that sou: navigation. it will sonttnee to arrivi embargo on its transi ExzRpTD— Propeller Geo. H. tone Fs d Philadelphia. and schooner Maggie J 41 Lagy, from Boston, of Qa BUCK GLev! ALEXANDRIA. . REM BOE abiceaarars Kae sale ramets teat | “LGR Stearn country around Alexandria. The followi Manufactory,105 High street, C parchased is Geo & Wo, real estate agents. led in the neighboring counti . Bil and family, from Peunsylvania; John Day . New York: Ja: fi and family men ‘and of Epglard: § P.'Bollman and famili ay Me: Richard Sherman ‘and family, Ms THER IS > "Opa WEA‘ rae, APPROACH. .B. fi land; Daniel 0" Spd family, Mew York: Hiemrs King and Hearteoss, | AND WH ALL NEED THE PROTECTION OF of New york: Obarics Berger, of Pennsylvania; WARM GARMENTS, Henry O. Austin, of Pennsylvania: David Ferrisand of Drblin “ieeland:"H.'K. Winiee and* lanai aé | B&t tender childhood has tte Grst claim upon as, o i and; H. K. ; Cornwall, England: Henry Schlockting and family, | therefore I have provided for the little once a better Tlyane and family, New Jersey; New ‘York: Miles assortment than ever I had before, and would a : respectfully call the attention of the Ladies to my beautiful and large variety of— Ohildren’s extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE, sf * “ BSC0ABLET and BLUE HOSE. nt, OB. Roberts. WB. Lincoln, “ WHITE MERINO SOCKS and HOSE o., was commenced om Monday-the tis | Obildren’,, WHITE COTTON, extra long, and fnatang, acme oan sores in, the, Corpor ny | Obfldren's Hand Koit SAQUES, HOODS, LEG Ourt for this ehtycaet eonciades. inte a7 ren 2 ‘ s 7 “reser! GINS, BOOTS, MITTS, and CLOAKS. bs jation of the. surseundl ry in tte the population of the surrounding counts: in ite large and steadily crowing trade. = Baitnoand Case.—The trial of the case mmonwealth ef Virginia. reia!rone I t inst GR. be Ww. 8. ih ning. His Houor took the papers and reserved his decision; 7 wEATAL ACCIDENT —A litte three-year-old. gir of is BORER OTH ipagureet or by the ir. Wim. Devers. who lives on the ft Bi about two miles southwest of this city. was burned sdeeniaitidainaeroteenenl —arrst gen gd #0 severely on Thoreday last that she died yesterday. SENTENCED —The parties who attacked the Javine jury have been fi id unprisoned. except in one case, where there was no imprisopinent.—Gaz-te, Saturday rc ming. jies” Gent's all 1 bas hy ay ot — WHITE and COLORED SCABFS, long and short, from 25c. up. tates nae mate BREAKFAST SHAWLS axa Ladies’ VESTS, from $1 ap. Misses’ and Boys’ VESTS, in all sizes. Il assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, perbape ON larga bevt in owe sboce. HED LINEN HANDEEROHIEFS, es 5 a = ae Gongs all LIKEN HANDEERCHIEGS, trom Ladies’ real MOBOCOO SATOHELS, from $4.80 ap. SMBSOIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS. Fine ABGOEA WOOL. CROCHET and KNITTING NEEDLES, 1,000 HEW PATTEZENS FOR EMBEOIDERY. BS. SILVERBERG, 313 SEVENTH STREET, BSErween PENNsyLvania AVENUE ANDD StRERP. CITY ITEMS. SHAKER FLANNEL Smtets amp Drawers, red or medicated and white, made in the best for $2 each. Extra fini repay Jon the tube trace ne BO™ Windows wit BEAT BARGAINS So 1th neces D and E oe ‘and a i ”, a Marble Hall, eo Teh street, opposite Patent Rx Bone. MONBY Can ar SAVED, Br. PURCHASING 1920 PENBSYLVANIA AVENUE. LINEN INSURANCE. Loss by Fire. SURE AGAINST IT, Wirth A. 8. PRATT « Son, nelttr No.3, ¥.M ©. A. BUILDING. 'S INSURASCE COMPANY WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Office: Bodm No. 1, over the Bank of Washington, CHARTEKED BY CONGRESS 1537, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $270,000, Wel Columbia” He charge tar stumps or polite, DIRECTORS: Johnson, W.E Shoemak: i eel, 8.8" Prem "a wi, Ba. Clark, Chins. W Davie, JAMES ADAMS, President. ov THE DISTBIOT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1879. CASH CAPITAL... THB RECENT HBAVY LOSSES Have BEEN PROMPTLY AVIUSTED = ar tae INSUBANCE BOOMS or T.M. HANSON AND B LEWIS BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, REFER TO THEIR 4,000 WHO Mieke LN THIS DISTRICT, AND WHO INSURE PROPERTY IN THE BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST BATES. THE WUTUAL LIFE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. CABH ASSETS............_.................§40,000,000 5 eh” "BESET SOREA™ WR ERTREM TD? |'edct sexe ac THE Wo ry ve ASH- cured, renders marriage T.M. HANSON ANDB. LEWIS BLACKFORD 619 SEVENTH STREET. atvidends Washington. 9100,006 POLICY ‘this from #0 i A STi RENEE OPS vm age NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., MILWAUKEE, Wis. VANDYKE, President, V. Pres. AUG. GAYLOED, Be FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. Choice N. Y. Butter. JUST RECEIVED, PRICES MODERATB. ER GRADES ol 45 ALSO LOW aS FeP’ AT OBBAPB: ELPHONZ® YOUR @ROOEB AND “I” MEKCHANT, MASONIC TEMPLE, ORNER 9TH ND F Stauers. SELECTED AND PUT UP BY ABNDEERGG a BOTH, GLNCINNATI. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER AND “T” MEROHANT, MASONIC TEMPLE, ye Gonnze 9TH aNp F Srnuevs rl Dy FO Ena V¥ MIDDLINGB fac hores feeds, sc BEA TOWN FEED of all kinds, VERY LOW RATES. nos-tf ‘W. M. GALT 2 CO. LA. AVE. aot } uO ao" 4 PADDLE MY OWN CANOE.” “Wm World tor al) IBSEASES OF Dis! 4 IMPBUDES Limbs of Sight Siadicees, Disease ot th or . of the ‘Nose, or kin, Affections of the Live h or Bowele—i . to en untimely grave exalted taleats Gaines smec waaed to ecstacy the living tte, meg comfidence - er. ory Men contemplattr, ode and brillian> with fu) rr Beet a die efextion. whic readers eran! marriage impossible. is the pen: ty the improper indulgences Fou are too t functions wWeakon!, hme of procreative pe Rervous irritabliity, dyspepsia, palpitation of cag Sgn, constitutional debility «. < ceath A CURE WARBANTED IN TWO Days. Persons ruined in health by unlearned pretend. who keep them trif_i.g month after month. tak: and injurious compounds, ebould a i i Hes Bad Pty HE pelaye| 45 if 8k F ; EDERICK STREET. Baltimore street. afew - Fail not to observe name @. FANT. L. WASHINGTOS “FANT, WASHINGTON @ ©o., BaNK ERS, BvccEssoRs To RitTENuoUsE, FOWLER & Uc, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Ebay EVENING trom 650 to $3505. J ¥ COOKE a 0e., BANKERS, Boy and scl! at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVEB. Orders for STOUKS, and BONDS promptly exe INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS forcisned. S, ooLperam 2 ©. LOAN OFFICE, 207 AND 209 4% STREET, Hear Pennsytvants avenne. QWise To obs Banen INCREASE IN BUSINESS, “a ‘We have reduced our interest to ORE-HALF THE USUAL BATES, ROBERT FULTOE @ 00., MEROBANT PAWNBROKERS, 314 Mints Sracer, Between D street and Penns. avente, ‘Have made extensive arrangements for LOANING MONEY On Gal i ocing, bry Gocan bose BW. B.—He connection with any other extablisd- S. PRIBOB® LeAN OFFIOB * STILb BXists, ‘And te connection Ghereto, underneath the st. Ge handsome room for the sale of bargains of every ‘BIRG Worthy the ettention of all. oot