Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1871, Page 4

Sr ee The Wannell Divorce Case. Dismissal of the Bill. On Saturday, in the Eqnity Court, the case of Charles P. Wannell, Pm Letitia H. ili for diveres—was further EVENING STAR. j } MONDAY Jane 26, 1871. | 1 | [Av. 4 Nessus. Bradley for defendant and Norris for LOCAL N ‘titioner, and the case wae in this j ctitioner set forth the allegations of the The Pound Master's Tronbie. accordance with a resolution of the Board Langston to-day inve d Master I bill in a former ease, that he was imposed upon by the resp who had a husband living at the time she him, also that ence the dismissal of the former bill, Smith, the hus- band, hed made his appearance in this city. The respondent denied that she had im upon Lim, and reiterated that she was not aware i was alive, and believed him to be dead. testimony ‘taken im the previous case real in this case as evidence. The he was takin A struck or n, and bastardizing the issue ‘ Tt was evident, too, that the noe of the only witness for plaintiff was not ited to the co: mn which ying a decree. The respondent’s counsel (Mr. B: ley,) drew the following decree, which was ing signed by the Court, counsel remarking that they did pot ask for alimony:—“ This cause having been regularly set for a hearing, and coming on to be Leard upon petition, answer, exhibits and de- positions filed, and the same having been heard on argument by the plaintiff's solicitor, and the fame having heen duly cunsidered. it ie Court, this 24th day of June, A. D. 1811, con- ndged and decreed that the petition be, and the same is hereby, denied, and is dismissed with costs” It is un- dcrstocd that plaintiff wil appeal. Colored School Examinations, Four of the eight colored schools located inthe e frame building near the corner of M and Bith streets, were this morning. The Prineipal of this school, which numbers in all about 400 pupfis, is Mise M.C. Bozemon, who hos had two years experience in teaching. School No: &, primary. Mrs. Martha C. Hart teacher, examined to-day, has 45 on the roll, and all were present. ‘There ‘are now ready for pro- f the in- 2 result motion 4. Truring the year 8 pupils have been pron , rties for re- duties. from this ¢iase. Mrs. Hart is a very rimary, . Jones &, of whom 45 were pres- for promotion, 4. No. rimary of fourth and fifth ita B. Bozemon teacher. On ion, 50; ready sixth has on 1; present, 49; ready for p-omotiog, 26. these schools were found to be = ctions. rmission te yy Barney War- te extend used. Al of the fifth dition. Professor Felter w: in the examinations. Supe m has been prevented from atte: ons of the colored sshools of late, erious illness of his wife. The M t school was established in 1865. s Dorsey erin whieh impre i i] ai i ors! mM- | s Uivis at work setting orth C: ys { : Wonld you be so kind as to m me, through the columns of your yalna- and widely-circulated paper, if there is any lew to prevent the crowd of boys, black and white, which congregates eyery évenmg on E | between Sd and 4% strects southwest, ig fire~crackers, to the annoyance of thé citizens of this section of the city, and compel- ling them to keep their children inside doors, when they should be out to get the fresh air, after the heat of the day. I wish there was a stop put to this nuisance. I remain, Mr. Editor, Sectch = other be substituted; &. questing thet the sidew of T, west side, . ov very respectfully, yours, an old pes a Srnsonmm. ordered to take immediate action. T [There must be somewhere such a law as our correspondent inquires for; but the difficulty in the case does not seem to be so mach the want of laws as of-somebody to see that they are faithtally enforced. e nuisance complained of is not, however, confined alone to the locality wentionéd. It exists in some degree in nearly every part of the city. If parents would in every ease see to it that their children are kept athome or on theirown door-steps after sun- down, of allowing them to assemble in squads to annoy their neighbors by uncarthl, noises, &e., there would be little to complain of, ami the remedy of law would not be required. is, we know no course so effectual as to call # policeman or enter up.a complaint at the Po- lee Court against the little destroyers of peace and quiet.) ———_ Saves or Rear Estare—Meers. Green & Williams, an sold on Thursday last ail of lot No. 5 and part of lot No. 2, in square No. 6, with the improvements, consisting of one brick and five frame dwelling-houses and one brick store-room, as follows: Brick house and joc w Henry Kuhn, for $1,400; frame house, No. 114, and lot to James ‘McDonald, for $950; frame house, No. 108, and lot to Michael Cava- neugh, for $1,000; frame house, No. 1106, and lot to Mar, A. E. Daughton, for 81,00; brick store-room and lot to Henry €. Youn § street aga’ on, that 1 ‘Tue Storx oF SaTCEDAY. vere bail sterm which ys day evenin routh of t uring the se- ‘ailed here on Satnr- last, two trees in the White Let, President's House, were struck by Pn i struck the oY c height, flood! of the Avenue At the corner of 15th street i filling the c and Pennsyl arenue, on the south side, the houses z lower than grade, were flooded, and Murder Bay was drenched completely, which di] them The sewer on ith street, near Wil- ‘L, burst, as alao did that at the corner K streets, both being too small for the volume of water, as was the “Slash ran” sewer, recently constructed, and the houses in the nei hood of 16th and M streets were or S900. jare 5&3, in this A. Shaftin, for $600; lot3, in square They baye aleo sold lot 15, in sq e yr, to M: fiooded by the overfiow, and considerable damage | S47 ‘Gockelera, Bo; hots’ was done to private property as well as the foot- 36;inagune 8, fo Senes werme at 0b cache a ts im that vi - lot 37, in same # 1are, to J. W. Arnold, for 851: Jot 38, same square, to same, for 240; lot’39, «ame. square, to same, for $27. Also, lots A, B, C and received at Police Head ts from C. New. | D: being subdivision of Jot 1, in square’ 523, as follows: Lot A, to John Valentine, at 15x cents per foot; lot B, to A. Richardson, at 11 cents; lot C, to John Bell, at 11 cents; lot D, to sais, at 11g cents. rE hts al Gronrcrtows D. C., June 2, 1871. A Svecrstiox.—The attention which our new ton, of @ Barre street, Baltimore, stating that two horses were stolen last night on the Freder- ick road, a few miles from Baltimore. A de- scription of the stolen animals was given, and (ticer Morgan, of the second precinct, learned at th. toll-gate that two men had passed into the city, inquiring their way to the horse bazaar, ‘and he ollowed them into the city, and inform: | 82d popular Superintendent of Public Bulldines ing Detectives Miller and Coomes of is suspi- | 854 Grounds hae already upon the cicns, they (having the Gispateh) went with him | PBblic reservations of our national capital leads ed the men and horses at the corner | © the hope that something of an educational streets, and took them to Police arters. The fact was telegraphedto Mr. in Baltimore, and the men were locked ait the action of the Baltimore author!- Later_—The p after being locked up som + time, owned that they had stolen the horses from @ paeture, and saddles and bridles from nf names, for the understood that ther: is at ean ey competent mau empioyed in this branch of the public service, who is fally able to do this work at almost no to the government. Would another place. They gave their names as Chas. | it rot bea ble to make the ve, le = n . | treasures of o) iI reservations (costin, Eaton ond John B. Irwin, natives of Baltimore. | tres Hits = fp coonane DerarTy Cor Deni picasing decorative ornaments, s¢i- Py roto pmb comme entific objects also? as has been done in other gational Church was well filled last evening, the Occasion being the annual discourse befure the ment of Columbian College, which was delivered by Bev. J. Dr. J. E. G mer, rector of St. Peter’s Church, Baitimore. cities, here and abroad. Come, General, let us Anow what's a-growing in the Territory. R. J. Sovtuwozrrs, M. D. te Gase Acarnst 4 TeLecrara | | | | i } By | Horez Tureves ARREsTrp— clock this morning @ teegram was INTERESTING Bey. Dr. m, Prof.Shute, and Dr. Hunting- | Cowraxy.—To-day in the Cireuit Court, Judge don, cecupied the pulpit with Dr.Grammer, who | Wylie, the case of John F. Ennis, agt. the West- selected bis text from the Epistle of St. Johnu:— | ern Unfon Telegraph Com coe up. «I write unto you young men, because you are | Mr.J.8. Payne for plaintiff and Mr, Backeney strong.” He referred to the many grave respon- for defendant, Sy 4 Se sibilitics resting the young men of the | laid at $1,000 for @ failure on the of defendant to deliver to fa the and cited examples | ceived by the Saeed New York whereby it of the powers = had evinced in literature, | {s alle; laintif suffered inconvenience and poctry, in war, and in the ministry. was obliged to absent himself from the city un- ——__-- neee ly. In this case evidence was offered A Woman's Sxvit Fraorcrep—She Was | that the value of a og? i hpreagmed leave his Defending Her Husband from a Crowd of Colored | busincas here and go to Baltimore —was froma 220 Be flans—A Fatal Br Feared —Last night six | to When the evidence was in, it was colored men went to the gnenry store of Richard | covered that the and h, 4\¢ street. near Maine avenue, for drinks, which being refused a’ diffi- arose between them. Smith's wife came x husband, when one of the the head with a two pound | and the blow fractared her skull. fame was called in and dressed the pleadings were not the plaintitr being granted leave to amend, Mr. Buchanan asked and obtained a continuance of case. +e THE SEASON HAS ARRIVED when many of our citizens are preparing to leave for the sca-shore, watering places, and to visit their consins. Ladies and gentlemen who want to purchase jewelry of whatever description, or useful or ornamental articles for nts, should call at s alleged struck the blow,) | Prige’s emporium, No. 467° Pennsylvania . The woman was this morn avenue, where will find an almost ‘endless rent to Providence Hospital and is not expected variety. Mr. Prigg has all the new designs in to live. — Frortryve prom Jvstice.—On Saturday dispatch was received at Police Headquar om Harrisburg, Pa., requesting the suthy oroide sets, any lets, and Alaska ent by te most skillful lapidaries and j, almost outrivaling the real gems in juster and ties here ti after @ man named John W. brilliancy. He receives new Connors, a fugitive from that place, whore he was | goods from New York every day, and strangers charged with obtaining money under false pre- | and visitors find his store one of our most at- tences, and Detectives Bigiey amd Clarvoe yes- | tractive and popular resorts. terday morning succeeded in arresting the sc- Sa Sy ORES cused, and he was sent to Harrisburg in the 5:40 CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS DISMISSED. train last night in company with a special officer. ict of the fi ei i’Saaipany, Nor tre Gexcive Apticte.—A former ry » member of the Active Base Ball Club of this for the Preventionof Cruelty to ee eres me te aot Sek Se wanes at eran with @ horse on Friday last, which ization which went to Baltimore to play the Pas- | came up beft on , wae times on the Zist inst., but a nine organized that occasion only, taking the name of Activ: ing ‘He adds that those composing it were not ¢' mx mbers of the old club, which was disbanded in April last. ‘THE WATER warxe in this city and eST SESS Wana oay here, mow Fecciving through, clean pipes s suppl direct from iver, from the reservoir, where the was generated which caused | ing the funeral late John F. Callan took ~ = = phd 8 ieee yaewcep Racine a was very pres- Tur L Catsoutc Tarseanon | ent were Rey. eee, Mag tpn Usion met last night at St. PR thy, Walter, =~ Lemond lears. J.C. Brent, |, When addresses delivered ‘2. ,F. Hanna, A. G. Perry, John Pet- Rev. Father McDevitt, of St. tibene, J. on age hs fee Fathers Walter and discourse was delivered were taken to interred. bg not go on on ‘ednesday Messrs. Latimer i Hi gue z ie the pr for tho purpose of destroy! ATTEMPTED Scicrpe.—Last night a colored | man named Kobinson, res@ing in Express Alley, took a dose of laudanum, as is supposed, his life, which, become a ing on of domestic e- had bar- Gin Fatat Accipext.—Abonut 2 o’clock this af- ternoon, a colored ee re years, wasrun over by a cart on the 6th- t road the Howard Uniiversity grounds, and instantly pase A sate a al THE COURTS. CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wylte—Ennis va. Weet- ern Union Telegraph Co.; plaintiff’ amends declare: tion, and the case coutioued, Welch vs. Bro spdginent for conte set aside. “Bust wood & White; verdict for plaintit for Allen; verdict for plaintiff, one coste. EQUITY COURT, Judge MacArthur.—Ambler vs. Whivple: decleipm dlemastng selaton! andl nee bi without proudice. “Resch ve. ‘Moran: decree for og ag Be RR hls leave to fle amended bill. “White ct al. ve Thom fe > son; order to iseue temporary Leeman ber 3 son'ye. WilHamson; decree appointii Car. rington trustee to sell. Shea vs. Wall et al.; order confirming auditor's report of May Isth. Upperman a confirming ve. Mohun et al.; order auditor's report of May 1ith CRIMINAL COURT, Judze Humphreys—The 1 nvened this morning, and ad- until to-morrow. POLICE COURT, To-pay, Judge Snell —Adam Herb, profonity in the strect; fined $3. George Rot- line, cursing in Louise Alle: Puuday; fined 83. Wm. Soper, drunk and diso: A fined $3, CUARGE OF FALSE PRETENCES DISMISSED. Frederick Crape was charged with obtaining fi August Dochrer three boxes of cigars valued at 84), hy Ialse pretences. Testimony was to the effect that the cigars were purchased by accused on the repre- +e tution that they were for Mr. Keesler, Orape [ ut the bill was made out of his request. Ho ufter- gars tow restaurant in the First Ward and tried to reli them. The bill being made in the name of the accused, showed that the Prosecuting witness acknowledged him as the pur- chaser and the responsible party for the cigars, and the judge dirtniaeed the cage. W. Nichols, charged with aseault on Beverly Jack- sen. “This case was calied, but was proved to have cecurred wcrogs the Aqueduct bridge. in Virginia, and the judge dismissed it. Andrew Wroe, indscent exposure; fined $6. Ephraim , same offence, on the fined of Sd street and Pennsylvania avenuc. are} with welling 6 mes McCarthy, whisky without license ch flued $20. parned. GEORGETOWN. Tur Wheat Cror—Our merchants are daily Teceiving advices trom western Maryland and Virginia, confirming the favorable news of the wheat crop. The average yield per acre is re- ported to largely exceed that of Iast season, and the grain is of excellent quality, fine, plump,and heavy. So far the weather has been very e pitions, and most of the wheat has been har- vested. ur merchants and millers look for large invoices of new wheat about the 10th of duly. ‘The first load arrived here Saturday, and xeon to James 8. Welsh & Sons for $2 per pushe! Rrv. M. McConsick, of the Se- minary at Alexandria, Va., lias accepted «call to Grace Chureh,(P. E.,) in this city, vice Rev. J. Eastburn Brown, resigned. GREEN SrRincs—The pic-nie given by the Literary Society of Trinity (Catholic) Chureh to-day fs a great euccese. Srivex RY Licntxixe—The hail storm on Saturday afternoon was very severe here, and SE gral Rousce were struck by lightning, but lit- tle damage was done. ‘The residenee of Mrs. E. M. Linthicum, on the Georgetown road, was struck by lightning. A tree on Gay street, be- tween Washington and Green, was ehivered by the electric thud, and in falling damaged a frame house. The mainmast of the schooner Pioneer, which was lying at the coal and fron wharf at the foot of Water street, was also shiv- ered by the lightning. The Pioneer was damaged to the extent of about 8800; and yesterday she was taken to Baltimore tor repairs. ‘THE RUMORS in regard to the removal of the present employes of the steamer Henry Addison are believed to be unfounded. SuNpay Scuoor Exaaaxatrox.—Yesterday morning at 9 o’elock the Sunday school attached to Trinity (Catholic) Church had an examina- tion, which passed off creditably to all. The examination was conducted by the teachers, assisted by their pastor, Kev. C. H. Stonestreet, who informed them ina neat address that he was both pleased aud surprised at the advance- ment made during the past year, ‘The anneal distribution of premiums will take place next Sunday, when six gold medals will be awarded, three to the girls and three to the boys. A lar; number of books will also be distributed to the sneceseful ones. ‘This school numbers some 700 Pupils of white and colored males and females. HREE “Ga AMBOLIERS,” named respec. tively St. John (!), Wileox and Cady, were ar- rested this morning for playing cards in the Georgetown College grounds. —_ CITY ITEMS. Ever srncr the sewing machine was invented many attempts have been made to construct a first-class machine that could be sold at a rea- sonable price. To the McLean & Hooper and to the Wilson Sewing Machine companies bel the credit of having «nceseded in attaining this object. ‘The McLean HooperCompany has pro- duced a inuchine which sews directly from two spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and rans lighter than any other machine using two threads. ‘The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the palin of excellence as a first-class tailoring ma- chine,being more durable in construction and better in the arrangement of {ts working parts, thereby producing @ lighter running and more easily managed shuttle machine than any ot its competitors. Price list:—MeLean & Hooper machines, $40, $45, 85 and $75; Wilson's, $40, $45, 850, 875, 105 and $125. A. & I. Kosen- thal, No. 447th street, are the agents, and sell these ines on very « accommodating terms. Tnose WHO strrER from nervons irritations, aon, and the discomfort that fol- lows from an enfeebled and disordered state of the system, should take Ayer’s and cleatne the blood. Purge out the lurking dis- ber wd that undermines the health, and the con- tutional vigor will return. Two snow cases for sale at Prinee’s Bazar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. Hoor Sxrrts of the best material, made to order, and always a assortment on hand; sold at reasonable p: at C. Baua’s Heop Skirt Factory, ithstreet, Intelligencer Building. po emeatcacy Newer Ovr Dortar Kip Gioves are the best im- ported, and always the largest assortment of sizes and colors, at C. Bava’s Kid Gloye Depot, Ith street, Intelligencer Building. penser ce Arrractive Prices At P. WaLtacn’s, Odeon Hall, 4% street and —— ave. Men's Suite, Youth's Suita, Boy's Baits, White Duck and Brown Duck Sack Alapaca, Drab D’ete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot, Cassi- mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. ba} ‘lannel , Sizes from 30 to 44. Blue Flannel and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes30to 44. Blue Flan- nel and Drab D’ete Vests, 30 to 44. Linen and Alpaca Dusters, ive ws @ call at 61 Pemmemin arenes, ‘ashington, D.C. Lapres will please ca and see our { styles of Corsets, all made of the best mat 5 and every pair warranted to fit. C. Bausr, Cor- set Manufacturer, 7th st., Int Build- cceheaenantiemsiics Lapres’ UnpERoARMENTS of all descriptions, on hand and made to order, at very reasonable rices, at C. Baum’s Under Faatory, Fin , Intelligencer Building. nl cnc Go To Prixcer’s and see the ev: ‘Watch Key. Fits any watch, and wi not to wear out. Price 50 cents. t ‘THE ESTABLISHMENT Of M. H. Prince, No. close 1000 a enue, will evening at T p. m. 7H the heated Georgetown Advertisements. eos DGE, No 9K. or P.. WiLL meet at Odd »THIS( at7o'clock fe make arfangenente our inte! em . ot the de DAY, the Zeh'inetant &. m., to attend the funeral of the ICH ISHUREBY GIVEN 70 THE PLEAS- ‘RE CLUBS that R. C. STBELB has been ex- Popes Hom the Groenless ee OL ry. Hg Aa Y ise Parks on MOR, DAY Fane 38th, every best music fs en. z nas Stanton, James Te. B® THOS. DOWLING, A@ct'r, Georgetown. — TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF ND OTHER PROPERTY ie GEORGETOWN, for the occasion, oa ” By virtue of 9 decree of the Suy Court of the Ipnesict of Gaiannina the 13th day of June, AD, It, nd cae in de- pending, wherein others Bedantinecn snd others sae terion Meaaee nity Docket 11, the in tee by eald crea wi} on FHERSD A + the: July, A.D. 1871, at 80’ D.m., proceed to a amed ‘and in Old Georgetown, DeGatowt: Lot NS. diy canal ‘ead Monkey Sone being « valuable wharf in good condition, and under constant And at 6 o'clock p.m. on the day.1 will, as auch trustec, proceed to sell Let Noe Gh with bast Ling House thereon, situated on Congress street, Old rectown, D.C. The terme of aalo.as prescribed by said decree will be: One-third of the purchase money cash; balanc* in equal deferred payments at 6, 12 and 1s months, the = maser to give notes for the deferred pa: nts, ing {uferest from theday of ale-and a Han wil be retained on the property autil ail is paid. “All envey sr end hes mg ot at the purchaser's cost. Si copa on each plece of property at the time of sale. e decree provides that if the terms of sale are not complied with in five days after sale, the wot of the defaulting parcnsser after the casks Oat cow ye def purchaser, a same Yertisement and on the same terms eg at the first sale. ‘The attenti is 5 tothis sale, san Feral etre Attorney-at-Law, 1325, Tet NW, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING own. EXTENSIVE CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVE PROPERTY IN THE CENTRAL v GEORGETOWN hanes BARE. DF: By virtue of two decrees of the 8 aes the Distrjct of Columbia, beast h day of November, 3870, and the $4 day june, 3871 in, the, canes of Magrude ns doviecoe, we will sell, on PSDaY, the Ist day of Juue, A. D- _m, @ premises, that town, of which the late entitled to be seized. the same fro street, High street, and Warel proved with Brick Buildi Peeper, will be saley) which are partially a Tand Jeach have all. with a de of @ front of 3) feet on iets front of 0 fect on High street, with a feet; No.7 fronts about a depth of 9 wide, leading to Warebouse alley . No. with the pro No. red Tong known aa itrw. Langs Hotel: Roe. 6 and 6 are improved with uric imitans wat ferpeored: Ward kaa € trick ear ne wed; No. Shas brick warehomse nyon it, binds om Warchonse alley: and Nos. T aud are cone peradively unimproved. tutfrouting near the Butch: Ere’ Market, will bo valuable formarket stands: The sale will commence with lot No.1, ‘f bby the court are: One- as Tibed third cash; the roddue in two equal payments, at 6 est from the day of sale; or em 12 months, with inter: the purchaser may, at bis option, , the whole in sad to be deposited on each lot when the same is struck off. cach. The property is in the businces center of Goorge- ppp roy attention of persons wish- ing t0 own desirable and valuable property. UGH CAPER OR oy A RED. W. JONES, '{ Trustees, je6-dte THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. B2- POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, June 86, some hour ai tet oa PRRTON, jena F.W. JONES. $f Trastecs. A LARGE K EWORKS, Wholesale id at “ye ee POF & SELIGSON’S._ 1A PINE STOCK OF SPECTACLES, suited to all conditions of the Eye, can found et Pad 20-isn POR & SELIGSON’t Leer LOOK? ‘Our stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY. MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDREN'S CAR- KIAGES, and all kinds of FANCY ARTICLES, is very large, and will be sold at prices tosnit the times. Several Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low. Piano ot , SPOR & SELIGSON, 0" A second-hand ebws.tf ‘Georgetown, D.C, C48H, PAID FOR eADIES. GENTS AND CHILDREN'S CAST - OFF CLOTHING, - ts, SHOES ete.,at L. bp ye ridge ‘street, Georgetown. mail from Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc%-ly BOOTS AND SHOES. 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 9038 H. BURNS & CO. BOOTS AND SHOES! Jast received, a fine stock of Gentlemen: LIGHT DRESS BOOTS, Te GAIT, AND STRAP SHOES. A nice selection of GENTS’ OVER-GAITERS. LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S BUTTON and LACE BOOTS constantly on hand. THE IMPERIAL Ppowee AND PEERLESS For Dressing, Ladics’, Misses’ and Children’s wear. mha = GLORIOUS FOURTH! KEEP ITS -MEMORIES ALIVE! STIR 'EM UP! wEstbel tow open tho tailowing marge Wat ee ROCKETS. from one ounce up to two pounds. BOMAN CANDLES, 1 to 35 balls. TRIANGLES. ROSETTES. VERTICAL WHEELS. r SAXON WHEELS. PIS WHEELS. TOURHILLIONS. FLOWER POTS. BLUE LIGHTS. SERPENTS. BENGOLA LIGHTS. MINES. : FIRE CRACKERS. CANNON CRACKERS, TORPEDOES. FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS. All of which will be sold at my well-known mod- AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, _ ; ar : + B. SILVERBERG’S, PROFESSIONAL. PPE. A. EA. RANG (615 ath etroct) WAS RE- SEG Diicitint & —_— aes @. STAREWEA" : Was! )RNEY AT LAW, one's Low Belding, hingon, D.C. GINEER aa? s THE PES UP eae en ais 8 Dera AP SiN ASD Scop naxp FUBNITURE, Ho. pREPATONG "Recond hand TRADES. iy at “ BoW: comer sthant Dcirees N, W._je12-4m* Farni- FAMILY SUPPLIES, Eie. 4 C.* @HARE & SON, PINE GROCERS, 1913 71m Storer N. W., xcTwarx M axp BN. Fineet al { Quality final Sine! Small Size! | Soa GA RED SUSAR Sui = ASSED HAMS! | CANVASSED mans: CARVASGED TNVASSED HAMS! = 16 cents per pound! 161 16: 161 161 161 “CURED DRIED BERF! SUGAE-CURED DRIED BEEP | CLARET WINES! © WINES! SUMMED Wines! erate HACKBERRY BRANDY! HIDE ‘Ov VILD CHERRY BRANDY! YOUNGER'S ALE! HHS BRADY! Bass t FANCY CAKES! FANC CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES! C. 8 OHARE 4 808, 1213 7th street N. W., bet. Mand N. perc YOUNGS & ©0-, GROCERS, WNINGS NC. HOGAN, MASONIC TEMPLE, , Tenia. arnt ere. Feet, ‘siven to City and Country resi- NINTH AND F STREETS All orders promptly attended to. 713 Markot M. G. COPELAND, “* MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS FOE STORES, PUBLIC AND notice, and kepton hand for cov: Felipe Mae PRIVATE BUILDINGS. We have just received a NEW AND LARGE SCPPLY of made to order at short CHOICE GROCERIES, jaleon band, and 5. LAND, which we are now ready to offer to tho public at GAS Loatsinna'aventc. | prieee which 00a 10 Ivanin avenue, naar Sd street. Penn? ND HAR CARRIAGES AND NESS, RECEIVED 0: COM. CARRIAGES REP. OOK AND JOB aplt-ly Gq ISSION. AIRED. th. oe NEATLY AND ourte y EXECUTED Boia Escees street, Y Ynkchansvnmeanl 7 (04 Tth street, between G and H street. REPAIRING OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, 8PECKS carefully executed, at moderate charges. actly N° BRANCH OFFICE. NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE. ROBERT FULTON & 0©0., 314 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D STREET AND PENNSYLVARIA AVENUE, ADVANCES MONEY aT LESS THAN ONE-HALF THE USUAL RATES, ON GOVERNMENT, CITY, AND OTHER SBOURITIBS. DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHBS, GUNS, PISTOLS, The above GOODS PIANOS, FINE CLOTBING, &o. BOUGHT FOR CASH. Hes ¢ Large Stock of | UNREDEEMED PROPERTY For Sale at Great Bargains. Keeps goods § months before sold to Pay Bigs no connection with any other establishment, ADVANCES. Also, headquarters for | GAS FIXTURES, ‘PEBRA COTTA WARE, 1M VASES, STATUARY AND BASKETS, SBOVES, LATROBE Ph ad AND SUMMER BED AND WHITE GAS AND WATER HosE, BIRD CAGES, Call and sce it At Ko. 4, GAS STOVES, Di GREAT VARIRTY. i ¥. M. C. A. Bompine, ‘D SOLD ON DEFY COMPETITION. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, and a small quantity of GENUINE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, PRICES VERY Low. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0., GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, Corwen Ninn axp F Soxeers. PHONZO YOUNGS, War H. SEARS. "> GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITS. ovr stock of FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &., which we are selling at a very small advance. ALSO, TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF WINES, BRANDIES, AND WHISKIES, AT VERY LOW FIGURES. METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, mb38-tr Next to Odd Fellows's Hail, B™* é BRO. SELL CHEAPER THAK ALL OTHERS. GROCERIES. 2 Sagar 3c and ite; per Tb. dual to Welch's for €2.20 per guar gags Br can fa : ae oar Ib, Qs '» @1 per Ib. 'e Canvi ‘Hasns 18. per Ib. Cassard’s Leal Lard, tee, peribe Shoulder Bacon, Re. yor Ib. jest Java Coffee, Ze. per Bat Milo Cofee, Hs Feat 34 and Ze. or 1b. 1,200 Ibs. Clover Butter, only 2c. per. ID. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, my30 bag Te Se BPows1NG « mp: r pcos 7 ‘et pos poand.cs it “op FINEST GUNPOWDER, Tole FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ve TUNE RRREERS, ts 0] GOVERNMENT JAVA. oof eT ap Ua Fide HE Sabo, O° For sale low, Bo’ ES! FANCY CAKES ‘We respectfully call the attention of purchases t> LETON aska of thetr STEAMBOAT LINEs. EW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL PLPHTA, ALEXANDRIA, VA | ADEL A, . PENUTON AND UEONGLIOWN Regular sailing ¢at Nae 24 North Wharves, hiladelphia, SATURDAY, at 12m. i eens Pore G3 Water serect, Geargetowa, WEDNES- WASH. U 8. MALL ROUTE To . Steamer Lady of the Lake. connecting at Norfolk Seuh the Seaboard and Keancke Karircad Jor ‘FM. Trantportaiton Company for Boson’ or wharf. foot t, every Mosday, Weduce riday at 4p.m.. for Norfolk. Returningt nd ‘Saturday. at Washington Gay and leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thuretay St-pping at Alexandrian S p.m. gh ont, Finer i oint Look. omroe.” For freight 8 te VD Gruen rake vo a lexandria, Va.’ J.G eo BP BhowN a reet wh m. Wiret-class fare to Norfolk, i Seoond-class fare to ERS z EDNESDAY AND SAT+ URDAY T0 AND FROM NEW YORK AND GLASGoW, Calling at Londonderry to land Mails ar! Passengers. he steamers of this favorite line ar: T the Atlantic paseugor trade, d up in every respect with all Maprovements caleniete! tw i ety , comfort, and couveniow: Passnee Rates. Payable tm Currency SGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LUNDON- BERRY iret Cabin, @68 end $75. according to Cabin Return Tickets, €190, securing b dation 23. Breerar ® in the Olt ¢ TO GL ROHANT'S L OF STEAMSUIPS wre WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK Horeefter the Fine Rteamehip B. ¢ ree. ahip Foo JOHN GIBSON, and VALLE Sill make rer NEW 10K Is x RM t Ft ne full information apply to R- P fico and wharf oot of High strit F at the corner of 17th sureet and 5 _3. W. THOMP: ORTEST AND QUICKEST athe Kichmnomd. Pretervcesbur comac Lime Prete NE SOUTH RAILROADS. NF. ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTIUW BST. The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL- ROAD extendiny from Cheeta os erdian Mime. | jorms, with tts con Dooga, Tent. te ington, Richm: Rooga te Meridian, Me Vicksburg, end all komthwestern cities The por LY splendid condition, aud the Palace Day end 6 Cars jad vi = route fram Lynchburg to Mc cw Orleans witheut change, Purchase Tickets vie the Alabama and Chatta- neoga Railro’, and secure the quickest tuue aud moet camforts. The attention of it Bhippars i« called to this Freight route ar theedvantagus ofepenly transit be- Bo ui tween the North and South, with raves always as low a& by any other route. wins freight, and procure bills of lading via the A&C. WILLIAM KEAVY, Gonoral Freight and Tickot Agent, Chattanooga, Ton SC RTANTON, Ganaral Saperintentent, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. SpE ESS |e ee AND OHIO RAILROAD Wasnrxorex, December 25,187) Trains between WASHING TON BALTIMORE rt Renal , a :' the iz « ALTIMOKE. Leave daily exerpt_Sundey, at 6:45, 8-00 ang 45, 3:00, 4:10, 6:40) and 745 9-25 a. m.; 12 P. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS Gailyexoopt Suuday,at 6:45 and 9:25 a, 47:45 5. m m. Principal Way Stations, Bladenebure, Belte- Tile, Lanes}, Annas lie Juncchon, ‘end Relay, Yearvo t 12:45, 3:00 and 7:45 p. m.; 9-00 p.m aber The 4.40 p.m. stops et Annapolis at ‘euc- only. - Bi, on Sunday stops as during tho FOR ANNAPOLIF. Leave at 6:45 a. m.ani4:10p.m. No train toor * &. oe from Annapolis uti Sunda; Pole oS SUNDAY, FOR BALTIMORE, Leeve at 8:00.01 and 8:00,8-40 ant 7:45 p.m WAY &sTa‘ 8. Leave at 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 and 7:45 p.m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WES Leave daily oxcapt Saterday and Susiay, at 6.45 &.m. and 3:00 an, m. p Saturday at 6:45 an. 7:45 p.m. On Sunday at 3:00 end 7:45 p.m. only, eonnect- ing at Relay Station with trains from Ualtimore to Wheeting. Parkersvurk, Pittsbarg, &e nd ‘ee between Re rasburg,loave at 3-00 p. m., connecting at vith Strasbu g and Winchester secom- kets to the Wast cam ba had at the ion Ticket Office at all hours . Washington Por New York. Philadelphia and Boston - wvertioomont of threat ae See ou Master of Transportation. _M. COLE, Tick i Eev: SRO Gee ae ew ethinctap, mir rpueoven une BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ELPHIA AND NEW YORK B ~ , 1TO—poon Traine between WASH ONGTON and NEW Yo PUR NEW FORK. o " EB Saale (ezeert Sunday at 800 9m T9-45 O° ®: Pon PHILADELPHIA. Aggies (escent Bunny at 8:00 a. m., 19:45 ON SUNDAY. Leave. for New York ot 0-00 5. pbia at 5:40 p.m. care for New York on 9 ‘bre tickets to =. Beeton can be bad st the Office at all bours the day. For Baltimore and Ohio Raflroad adv t for scliedule betwoeun W: 1» Bal » Ane papolis and the West. -L: WILSON, of Transportation. LM. COLE, General Ticket Agen. GEU.8. KOONTZ, Agent, W: ington WOOD AND COAD. Got ar LOW PRICE. jee I have two cargoes of gouume BALTIMORE OO. BEG ARD STOVE 0044. oow et wharf. 1c will be aeiren 7° B OLAY STEWART, jer0-tf Tath ani Ht streets, LOAN OFFICEs. B URNSTINE’S PAWNBROKER AND LOAN OFFIOF, 406 and 405 Thirteenth street. Private entrance next door. ®y can WASHINGTON LOAN OFFIC AND SALESROOM, 914 Penna. ave., bet. th and 10th ete., south side. ‘The most vate Loan Office in . Money Dare datas gee my “THE HIGHLAWws.” EIGHT MINUTES’ FRO CBMPS. oF THE “YEH bEaCh akOUND WABHINO PON. RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND. pebise Sartore Peet Sioa oF Waal CALL AND GBT MAP AND FAMPELaS. 510 F STREET,