Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, ished Dally, Sundays Ex, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, pennsylyauia Avenue, Corner Ith St, n ue EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'Y. 6. BH. RAUPPMANN, Pret, — THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to t Tax CENTs PER WeeR, or For- NTS PTR MONTH. Copies at the counter, 0. ished Friday—¢) 5 sycar. S# invariably im advance, in boy cases, god no paper sent longer than paid for Rates of advertising furnish 4 on application. REAL ESTASE AGENTS. ri FFICE OF «. W. HAVENNER & ©0., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIRD DOOE EAST OF SEVENTH STREET hotes secured by deed of best im the District of Cotumbia, the trost on Real eur $1695 ns on Collateral Security and Business 3.900. LIBERAL ADVANOES MADE PENDING NEGO- TIATIONS. Prom treated to unr care - McRUBERTS, To Mattorey ar Le reounl ettvntion given to all matters in ne ~ ANDAEW B. COYLE 1. McROBERTS & Co., BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE, Corner 15th and G stecets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ee USTON P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT Corner of New York avers and 1éth street. fn aM parts of the city for sale om eredtt. louseesrected for persons owning grout Spd long time motes taken Im payment. Beal —— paper bought and sold. cx (CLOTHING. CTE’S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S = CEOTHING. BISMARCK, sowaye ead WELLINGTON 3. BABNEY JACKET SUITS. BERBY SUITS. METROPOLITAN SUITS. ‘The above styles in SUMMER CASSIMERES, CHEVICTS, WHITE DUCK, MARSEILLES and COLORED LINENS, manufactured with taste aud elegance for ali ages from 3 to youths of D years of ae. Also, SHIBTS, COLLARS, DEAWERS, TIES, BOCKS, &c., dc. Great opportunity for good goods at low prices. NOAH WALKER & CO., 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. tr . BEIBERGER. - esa Hi. F. Loudon & Oo..) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) No. 362 Penn's avenue, Washington. F. yis-tf WASHINGTON HOTELS C0 Nae comm. WILLARD, or EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON. D. 0. SUMMER RESORTS. st —_ seis vr LLA He J pleasure of auet* fi ee oe att = for Board: $2 per sis BR. veaort is open for the rec Ith October next; and: tof Mr. Jobn Fi aolt ase i this delightful place be reached by steamers almost daily from Baltimore and Washing- A ui-weekly mail has been established to the ans: $3per day, $18 per week, $50 for Angnst, a °s 4 POTTS, Proprietor. JOHN H. KIRK Manager, i _aut ft NNACLE « F.. Pe RETESTRINOM,. Mrs. CLARA A. BINES, of Washingto: Terms: 82-2 per day. F woek, and $10 per meriks kios coder ton poomcaas sor vauts half price. ‘A . Manager. ROMANCE OF CRIME. Conspiracy, jurde., au Exple ” stom and = Fire. The burning of the saloon of Darancey and McGhee in Jersuy City on Monday morning last bas atiracted increased public attention ever since the event occurred. This is no common incendiarixm, but a deliberate crime of great enormity, involving apparently both arson and morder. There are in it all the clementsof a THRILLING AXD TERRIBLE ROMANCE. Two men are doing a dixgracetul business in Tum-seiling, to the extent of some forty dollar « day. them, at least, drinks hard, and doth .cem to be quarrelsome in their cups. They are hot satisfied with their income, and there~ fore make a set Bre to the insurance on their stock, and iiding, hoping to make the wages of their iniquity sure. To this end three barrels of kerosene are pat in the cellar, and powder, judging from theythroe explomons, = Saded. The two po} take ample time te ma.are their plans. McGhee seems to have had exp ence, forhe acmitted to his bar-keeper t fired his store at Whitehall to get the inw %, 88—N®. 5,750. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.| LOCAL NEWS. NPARALLELED wi al Sackecs ance, Demmaiayadpeus oo bark 5 i MeGhee’t a1 s poars to have —S* aa ad Seana Sraen, ee This Afternoon’s Dispatches. wae Amn ioe Ineo igi : ‘A commiete 4 and ——_s-__— A SINGULAR CON CENCE. LAs hie fons. co cek ec oe tes ASSOCLATED PRESS REPORTS. He tries_asthe dreadful hoar approaches —to * §. HELLER, Set iene . Vussrz Rrax Js in town. InTERNAL REVENUE—The receipts from this induce one of bis tenxnts to insure his goods to 215 Market Space. BRILLIANCY FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. their full value at once, but on the other hand, os gets another tepant to pay him an sivalent in OFA SETS. source to-day were $479,791.91. Ba mo areapee has ee Evening Star. Jewelty to two months’ rent Inedvence. Mie ts At reduced prices. Call and es, ot LERs, Tux SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new Yoan to-day ‘LAGUE IN PEG. as ashe ts good. But the theory ' that all this Lime, while the two ctther and Da- rancey, are 'aying these utoerly Peck leas ©. the deaths to be caused by fire and explosion in the boarding-house and am: 715 Market Space. ® ‘were $365,000—making the to.al amount sub- scribed up to date $93,600,009. 1.27:000 Deaths from Starvation. LONDON, August 18.—{ Herald special. }—The famine in Persiais more terrible than eericent JAMES ROBINSON S boy. got wind of the affair, however; and . THE INTERE*T.—The Secretary of |‘reported. Twenty-seven thousand deaths have | were on hand watching for the sports, v0, on | neighbors, ope ot them hat acepeue tees @°R BMT © EF WOU Bi} larincary hesauthorizedthe swdstant topr | faken place slows tram eewrvatee, Tie seawe | coke Fart, were watching for the’ officer, etether Jove at the ssoment © Ladies will always find» handoome smeertmens. ot ‘: ie ta advance the payment of the Sepéesiber Son etihe province of Mesanderen Ys stil worse. = Fae ple put in - fired. Oneof the two ha: 5, Sleeves anak: rers wyment of wnace the ies cool i ay Peal Reese, Gollars, Slerves ond covers: glial Pacey th, re the rice crop is a complete failure, and appo: that he alone would have intercet without rebate att sr Caer dvitice Case's visit to the Michi- gan mineral springs wes rendered very un- pleasant by frequent and y iclent attacks of fever and ague, and 'n consequence “he fled to Wis- consin. So say wortern papers. Gen’t N.L. Jerre who has been sojoutn- ing in Europe for several months, hes just re- turned to th's city. His wife and daughter, who have been abroad for more than a year, returned with him. AMONG THE AMERICANS ty LonDoN drring the le pleene, small-pox, typhus fever, and cholera prevail. A New Captain General for Porto Rico. Mavrip, August 19.—Gomez Pullido has been appointed Captain General of Port» Rico, in place of General Baldrick, resigned. Capital. is reported that the has decided to remain at Versailles, of the government oflices, however, will be removed t) Paris. Th: Conference of German Catholic Bisho; Lornon, August 19._-The report that a con- ference of the German Catholic bishops was Renty ae Sees; of all descriptions. ; cite, The J.B. P_Paris Coreet. ote ade ierend Hats, 0 tis oguern and bons, Flowers 907 Pennsy! bs M. PRICE, 413 SEVENTH STREET, _ Between D axp B STREETS! going further away irom home to fight, thry came back to the city, and the policemen thimk- ing the affair abandoned, leit the bruisrs to their own device’; the result of which was that — came oft at 7 o'clock a. m., in Amer- CHAMPION SHOW! rt = their p*eparations. THE MURORE i anoRy ® thet one of the two was shot at the moment Devore the train was fired, and that during th » the light touc! the fuse and straight way overwhelmed them both in dreadful fanx and death. Two men were seen to enter t! saloon a.ter it was cloed, and a light w presently discovered inthe ce"lar. McGhee a: Partner would never have trusted any p sons but themac!ycs in this Pennsylvania ayenue. Our reporter was not on hand to record the particulars of the battle, but it is unders* sod that a.ter a hotly contested en gagement Gatton thre the sponge. ——— 2 The Work of it. TEE CONSULTATION WITH THE ADVISORY A Divided THE ONLY August 19—It JAMES ROBINSON! THE CHAMPION BARE-BACK RIDER OF EVERY LAND, Parts, Aeon BOARD. The consnitation of Gov. Cooke and the Board . : ; Pn of Public Works with the advieory board of di- | risk was to grt A revaly G OFF REGARDLESS OF COS? TO AND BIS the week ending Augrsi 0th were David held at Fulda on the 3d instant proves incorrect. | tin; ished engineers yesterday afternoon (as | cellar among the rubbish, and the b'ackenc-t SELLING OFT ,NoE BUSINESST. GREAT TROUPE Green, U.S. A., and family; C.P. Thomp on, | The meeting wilt be heldin September. brieily noticed in Tus Stan) was continued eGhire and tur remains—probably those of McGlive and Duray cev—were found yesterday crushed under th. mn floor —N.. ¥. Post, 18th AN UNINTENTIONAL MATRI DE. The Sheoti: or M nm i Brats ap ter Saris U. 8. Ny and David Edo, Miss Eder, R. M. Corwine, B. D. Hyam, and R. W. McPher_on, of this District. Nava CavETS.—Quite a large number of the youths recently ordered to examination for admigsion to the Naval Academy on the 20th until 4 o'clock, during which time the various —— present gave their views as to necded provements. There were present Gen. Ham- i, Ties, chief engineer United States army; Gen. C. Meigs, quartermaster general; Sw nm neral Barnes, and Gen. 0. Badeock, United States engineer, in charge of me buildin nd Messrs. She phe: Dread and Fish. Lorpon, August 19—The Scotch crops are excellent. ‘The herring fishery on the coast of Treland is unusually successful. The fact causes great rejoicing among the poor. Interesting Proceedings im Parlia- ment. Lonpow, August 19.—In the House of Lords NO HUMBUG! SEEING 18 BELARVING 111 payee LEADING GYMNASTS, EQUESTRIANS, And ATHLETES OF THE DAY! SIXTH AND CANAL STREETS, MY ENTIRE STOCK €8 ' MILLINERY AND FANCY GODS, BEGARDESSS OF COST. ph in Tar Star of and grounds; Gov. Cooke, » | Thursday, Mrs. Pram Foy kine, t Bi A proximo have reported at the Academy, and are hex M. ac ‘Bi ‘the y> F p , of Brookiye Qsr. A d Chancellor and Viscount Halifax a ‘rand Brown, of Board of N. Y., was, on Wednesday night, at a lat ' NATURAL CURLS AT A GREAT SAGRIFIO“ MONDAY, AUGUST 21st. srereny sopeenee bape hen at in a most Vigordtis manner the meas | Wer shot in the’ breast by her: sot Whe Wane Any shape or style of the best quality f FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY! prep sing their ¢9 tion. rcs passed by the government at dhiesossion of : ,~ Righteonth s.rcet, whore the shooting ws \ OrriciaL REPORT OF THE WESTFIELD Drs- arlament, and especi those v for me, isa two-story frame house, Mrs. Hopk: DITATION HAIR CHIGNONS AT 33 OENTS.'| aamission ...... Astun—The Board of Supervising Inopectors } he usc of the ballot at sections, and for the | {he te tory board, expressing | and her two sons—Thomas. aged Is, and ane M. PRICE, Children under ten sears. aaa b regulation of the army. In the House of Com- gratification at meeting them. Tho Board | about 14 years of age—ocesp ng the second STREE’ the came o1 er ave made | Affairs, in reply te a question, lexico hi on ened woul send, a brother of M: hh im. Thi 413 SEVENTH " Onn... ON EXHIBITION Naw No | ihe, mt to ae ; in which they | repadistea ta treaty or 1802, but the ad | have done so ere this had it Rot been that thes soeme toot oGence at some im ts ott between D and Betreste. | a aS pr. FS Tru Sr. | exculpate Mr. Matthews, the Supervising In- | ment of Great Britain bad ‘insisted the | had been estopped by reason of litigation with speetor for that distriet, from all blame, and | ticaty was silllin-efect and of binding and ob- | Which no doubt they were all familiar. He i ion with his (Townsend's) name, and at le D aad E streets, z 6 b - | liga o regretted that Mr. Olmstead, who had a = 0 . Vinge : . eve 3 gentlemen presen’ ind it impossible to | The particulars of the cireams:ance ONE PRIC. ia Tie varaees Beet Paper Hangings, Winiow Gex. Cous? Louis Frevaaicx Mexannea, |. DOxD¢ a hoe Ton rokee or ee Se preeent; but from what had been heard from | given! by Lewis tea ntatrneee may HENRY HING, Jr., nstown appointed by the King of Italy as the third of the arbitrators on the Alabama claims, was Min- him he would cordially co-operate with the | board in ite labors. They had been invited on | this oceasion in order that the comimitice of the the tenth preciuct police station in from New where he surrendered himself Plymouth yesterday. Pictures, Frames. Rings, Nails, &c.. in the District. Please ay The steamship Holsati ‘ame and Number. sp25-ly* ed MASONIC TEMPLE, ¥ ister of Foreign Affairs and Chicf of the Cabinet | Great Success of the New Loan in ] board inted for th ight it - ET sind ts AND F STBEETS. . REICHENBAOH’S PIANO STORE, in Italy, from 1867 te 1469. He vi Eu ‘ard appointed for the purpose might submit a | younger brother, I heard the door-ell CORNER NINTH F. ©: BEICHENBAC Z eng ORY FCT me punicoone = oe plea plan for necessary improvements t) their consid- | wasgold by mother that it was my uncle eet Loxpon, August 19—The European Syndicate EstaBLisheD le agency for the sale of the Wm. Ki mpro' 20 Years.) anow | Treaty of Prague after the Prusso-Austrine was | ¢ ~day annennees, through t (ration. The Legislature had recently author- | Townecnd,and that I had better go in in London, Tee. He i ys be fay a ized an anticipation of the revenue to the amount | roo it ae pe Trenty Sve thovand MoUer oe nabe & Co., Baltimore, and Wm. of 1266. He is a ripe schoiar, as well asacau- } Paris, Frankfort, Berlm, and Amsterdam, the of ahalf million dollars, which he had negotiated, | to the residence ot obert iter - MILLINERY end FANCY 5 img, Albany lst i ious and experienced statesman, : riptions tor the five per cent: | to be expendedfortmprovements, anid theobject | that my uncle bad tome to the hones won LACES, SPRAW GOODS, ee een Saas eee ee Tuneatexey Inpia® WAR iN DAKora.— y jext, the books to be kept open | of the board was to so use that amount to the | intention of cowhiding me, Miller .urnishet HOCUMSRTS LADIES VESTSS | || Orson Tuning and epairiaz. “= * wpriy™ | Col, Staniey, £24 intaniry, commenting the fo ery favor Herder thatfanortassce might be gives of wee | Titus a4 Pistol, and weut wich mo up t» my Bid at 30 per ent. 3 | pee: ee pe aniddje dsilet of Dakota Territory, under date manner in which the board proporel t9 tp the |. 1 botioved Ghat sup untis hed genet as Stone ‘4 . r % | of Fort Sully, July 39, imforms Gen. Hancock work entrusted te ard have becw in | passenger in the car resembling him #0 tauch Positively One Price Only ___m=_| PIC ‘S, EXOUR: eS sf cect thes Wetee Coe terre ee aty for the employment of an engineer, but | Uhatl thought itwas Lim. Weéwent Geumee, = = > ‘a XOURSION DOWN THE POTOMAC, threstoning war. He states that the Santees are the Mine made definite SEWING MACHINES. et they had not on that score. He then called upon Mr. A. R. Shepherd, of the committee appointed for the purpose, to present pre to be submitted to the advi.ory board. ir. Shepherd produced a map showing the general plan of improvements as originally sub- mitted by the board. From this he said a sup- plemental plan had been made, which covered improvements in the central portion of the city that could be completed before the seacon was over, and would serve to show Congress upon its Whitewashin Pirrstox, Bug. 19. the mine disaster concludes as follows:.‘«We be- Heve that the accident could have been avoided riet compliance with the requirements of At is further said that Alva Tom kins is censurable for failing to comply with the plain provisions for the m of human ite and safety, and yet the jury wish to ex; their opinion in mitigation of ‘such and responsibility to the effect that Mr. Tompkins, by reason of illness for many months past, has been unable to attend in person at the mine, and £0 guard his men against such lamentable mis; when I met my uncle and Kickerish, bis wien: He asked me “TOMMY, HAVE You Got Yorr Prerot ?”” I did not answer him. ie took trom his cont pocket a rawhide, and me by the am and struck me with hide six or seven times. I told him to keep back, and my mother and Robert Miller tried to make him desis, but Rickerish held Miller back to prevent him <»pa~ rating us. I ran into the srontroom, my mother holding the door so that Towasend could not follow me. He pushed her aside and rashes into the ront room: struck me four or five blows. The room was dark. I then drew the pi disided inio three bands, under Standing Buf- falo, Inkpadua, and White Hat, numbering 300 lodges inal. ‘The Yanttons, 500 lodges stroug, pretend *> be friendly, and trade at Fort Pec TH on Eagle Ber. For ome time t» come 1. Stanley recommends that conciliatory mersures be taken with these Indians, in order if possible to pacify them, Tre Prorosep Froatinc Inox Dooe— Congres haying appropriated $1,000,000 at the lest seesion for the construction of a floating fron dock tor the rep.ir of vessels on their stations SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1871, STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, To LIVERPOOL POINT AND RETURN, Wilcox « cibp’s SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. PLEST AND LESS LIABLE TO = sume OUT OF Siow Agency at CHAS. BAUM'S CORSET AND HOOPSKIRT PACTORY, jelly 7th etreet, Intelligencer Building. THE SUPPLEMENTAL PLAN The above-named Steamer will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 3p. may, proceed Ing forty mos down the riveF wo Lis. a tot and return. x Giyme Wil ‘rexeh Weahingtom about Glymont each way. 3 ! bling that the permanent ment f . HE FLORENCE Spm. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR the Sccretary of the Navy has received plans id further this the District was —— "Tho plan submitted pom agg Butt mined — ; 8. P. BROWN & SON, srom eminent naval architects of the country by the committee is as follows: Saar er ae IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITOH It General A, besides tho ¢ of leading naval copstructors, all of F which will be submitted to a board, which will matter, inasmuch from a full examination ofthe meet at the Navy Department in the course of a IMMEDIATE IMP: OVEMENT. macadami FAMELY SEWING MACHINE. Te park and ize, or concrete, 15th cinet = x books and papers we find bis time t> have been g tT EDUCATION. ; ° ¥ street and Vermont avenue as far as N street. | Gone,surrendered taal” arwenees Shuttle ‘Ten U AL. few days for the purpose of determining upon | Tolly occupied in the divcharge of his legitinescs nd pave 3 me, {rom 15th | Fro moet 1 re tion ea Revert Rotythoncortiiog Gas opered a the most suitable plan for the dock, which will | duties.” - - To park a: New Yorkavenue, t From what could be learned stom the tor to fasten seams when desi street to 3d street Monthly lnstalments of $10. ETOWN COLLEGE, D.C. GForcer To park and pave 8d street west, irom Indiana pet be made public on the Sth ‘The academic year of GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ae in the vicin:iy, it appesred that the boy hal been » proximo, and bids for red; Maci Other machines its construction will be reeeived for three months y beaten by Towrsend, aud le rers, Y Ne a ese imexchange, “Also, REPAIRING done promptly. | «hs wera Gi aie, bins Manna of Sersnunem [thereafter es the law requires thatthe dock must | | M2 vember Iast a} avenue, 0 term @ connection with New York { oming d-sperate, commited the act’ in qué - Agency: " ds in ti at wee str ’ iwate lishme: OF Mi n ing i oar 7 apl-ly * “fretween te and 6th streets. “The LECTURES othe MEDICAL and baw constructed at some private cstablishmn Gents, Georgia, wan soe ou Need ste naa fog ERE ORE Of the conical strgets leaiting north: | qT RUrnday Night, Mee. Mopicins san sive, bot yas KEYSTONE DEPARTMENTS will SEE. pet ee ee greene a ana cod Po ke gorsonise mg had ng = ~ as N street. . . a : her right breast and peretrated the lung. Dr. SnwEne MACHINE i * : lo 0 ‘ashing! od, sold prepe : 2 5. viv : od the wound 1 d the =. heap rear comteining part rexcea, in he From the Chicago Tribune of the fuk instant pars unknown, with Paschal Gratis and Mire ‘ave with stone 12th street, trom Pennsy va- | Bliss pronourcod the wound a fatal and th nia avenue t> the river, thus affording faci. for hauling from the Potomac, and a.so furnish a good road to the Agricultural building and Smithsonjan grounds. Park and pave the carriageway of E street to we learn that about 6,060 persons witnessed the game between the Olympics of this city and the White Stockings of Chicago,on Wednesday last. The game, says the Tribune, was scarcely less nowles, son and da coroner wrs notified to take the injured woman's Teal fnte-mor'om stat-ment. Kobert Miller, the young man who advised Lewis to shoot Lis funcle if be shovld aicempt tw cowhide him, is in ‘hter of the murdered Tied man, the cireum- ing with another man’s wite ited the suspicion that he was concerned in USS GAL BASS WILL REOPEN HER SELECT SCHOOL on the firet Monday in September on ah street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street 8. KE. aulT BEST MACHINE EVER CONSTRUCTED, Call at the office, 711 MARKET SPACE, mi stody. — nee oe —- } peculiar in its character than the one with the tourder, and cearch was made * 7 7 street, 5th street eras godexamine it, Sold on monthly instalments of Tem | WL ECTIC ANSTITUIE, Cleveland brats a few “days ago. The winning 6 Grate ail unt ere ree oe eet BE areasialan apn en Aan? 7 . “= Me nine ma¢ less first b: its and ss when they were found in Izzard ce it 7 e As ular murder bs requ I to have eos Agente. | In Session: Room of the Assembly Church, corner I) errors than thelr opponents, but suececded in sand arrested. They passed thro Sea ene event; nen Enel ok tee Corthonar or Bt. Son ‘AN ENSLaEE “enten ATICAL AND CLASSE pope pes — Bue result of night in custody of oilficers, on route to Park and pave Pennsylvania avenue, from Ga.,on the sth in N ENGLISH, MA 4 4 ~ | the most extraordinarily timid base ranning on 7 wy Bm R ‘ 7D H. B. 7 CAL SCHOOL FOk BOYS. the partof the Olympics that has ever been sen o- Pee es Man Retin he age | roca: hone ame sees Momentos SECOND ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE bere, oF anywhere lee Thelr batters would A Fatal Wh: Park and macadamize 4\ strect, from Penn- | ing the inmatosof Mr. Davis’ house were alarmed New Orreans, August 19.—A car >a Mobile fre ‘ight train ran off the tra € opposite Dumain street. Leon Ber, a ale grocer, and Captain Jacob Schultz, y it to be foreed out, (as five of them were,) or, after get- ting to second or third, would walt to be left on bases. This peculiar temperament, whieh le by the loud screams of his wife. Her sist sylvania avenue te the arsenal gate. s to the room and found Mrs. Davis sitt Finish the parking of K street, irom Goorge- town to 7th street. cran 8 to 815 per quarter. EE RSP Young Mon will bo connected with the Institute. Terms—From AN EVENIN: A GREAT OPPORTUNITY Book stores. Mt . rine. + Tum out and call Circallare to ho bad af the Book etaren. or of them to take no chances, was the cause of their | ‘or tcrly master of the tugboat Gladiator, drove | yt ‘was explained that the mode e of parking iter whieh whe eth IS PRESENTED TO-DAY anl7-6 Besidecuce 1218 ¥ ates rest Pe. Fis Si more. ss baiere ahh, ta the be pleteam buggy. The lecomotive adopted by the board was that to be ‘S PRESED E eee = very large number of their men left on bases as compared with the home nine. With regard to ff steam frightened the horses, and h gentlemen e thrown to the pavement. ee With street west. This D** SQHOOL FOR YOUNG LAVIES. RS. L.A, WOTHERSPUON. chester, $10. enti Octobe sais nr 603 Paes depot. L: for as early : Burthe: Information may be obtained of any of the owing permone: Wm. Builantyne. Esq. &. 5. Pratt « Son. ‘Through tickets from Washington to the Spri and return, via Orange, Alexandria and, Manaseas Railroad and stage from W 3 921-921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK TRUNKS AND SATCHELS LN THE TERRITORY OLE LEATHER _ st troxks.$ OLE LEATSES. }TRUNxs. .KS LADIES’ DRESS’, oe veunes.{ ESP RS NES? |} TRUNKS. * PACKING. TRUNKS.§ pst giio gs. } TRUNKS. oN ALL PRICES. STYLES 7 TRUNKS. { AYE OAKES. = TRUNKS. SATCHELS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Zn Bussia and Grain ge Turkey Morveco, and SATCHELS.{ From $1 1 $i. }SATCHELS. WALL, ROBINSON &00., No. 931 PERNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oe ‘tb oud 10k sts. NW prees DewN! GRAND DISPLAY ov CHANBELIERS axp GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, An ET EET LATROBE STOVES, BANGIN, &c. HAMILTON @ PEARSON, No. 4, ¥. M. C. A. BUILDING, wie. Conse 9TH aN D Streets. EMOVAL. my ‘The undersigned has removed from his old place of business, No. 1012 Pennsylvan 1aOe Pane sr eaue to between 13th and where be ix LOCK SMITH! ING TUBES. ac bi All work de in the best manner, at for are of public patronage is ao! snls am ©. DccSLE AND SINGLE BARREL GtNs— barrsine, Loan Sevess, 1006 Pousyivanis avenge = "eer Sa* x consists in parking next to the building line, | a7dsrom the natwe of the we Te M the umpire, Mr. Pratt, nothing could be fairer | Mt. ber wes instantly killed, and Capt. Schultz sad throwing the tects ont sous to reduce | that it was inflicted with a poe 1713 H Steer. than his decisions in regard to base matters, but | ‘ied on his way to his residence. the width of the «: was alterward sound in a 0 PURCHASE This School will hereopened September 18th. For | his views on pitching should be reconstructed. vb Dicppert, a well-known police detec- | favorable t2 the McAdam pavement, and the | Sard. At the time that the _ ‘ ” circulars, apply at the School. __aulé-ttuwrtsepls 1 He was altogeiher 00 lenient, the pitching on | Uve, is dead. asphalt and concrete, the Governor ‘dwelling | Mrs. Davis was sloeping i HOT-AWEATHER CLOTHING, FOR LITTLE GIRLS, both sides beg sirgularly wild, and the game PT particularly upon the admirable manner in | little children. Her lust Stxeet N. W. consequently strung out unnecessarily. The ss On the Recks. which the “bond” payements of crushed stone | On & fishing frolic, and t as PEIDEN HAYNE. Principal. _ | following ts the vcore: ArWw YORK, Aug. 19.—The steamboat Meta, | Ind asphalt are now being laid in New York | tragedy was as startling a: e ign of thia School will commence on OR, ovrurics. 0.x, | While coming down East river this morning, was | “4 . No one can account for the WE HAVE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT WEDNESDAY, September 13th. Circulars fur- 3 TCE, 8. 2 darhore on the rocks at Allen’s Point by . it be even surmised who was nished cn application at the residence. au J6-1m* 2] ‘he steamer Minnehannock, The upper work tg arog rp trate at = applicationios ancl = ck. ppe * | The board also propose to grade and r r. eee TH. BOYS’ ENGLISH AN} CLASSICAL } | of the Meta were damaged. There was a large | tre road as tar north as Brightwood DIMENSE STOCK ACADEMY. will enter upon i's second year 2 | wember of passengers on board, and though ea cumbeeonenr ora J S7-A young Ean Claite couple got marroa SEPTEMBER 4h; Rav. Dr. Sunderiand's Oharch, § | there was much contusion no one was injured- Mal gwteien ine eek tines gth, | “for fun,” but found afterward that they w or organized on the Ith, from to 8 p.m, ah 9 y= } has making it ae it should be the grand avonus ee and ematnd Aton Mrs - circulars at principal book-stores. — aul5- ‘or the country travel. . THEREFORE, MONDAY, September 4th, at 943 M stresc, (north- seadbsipa separ suggestions and practical infurmation followed | Betsy Hudson herself is sixty-eight years oll, fi 2 momer was several len . 2 do o BUY NOW! BUY NOW! BUY wow | Norsscrnteachers Prosser Mascan wrecker ot at the mniddie of tke Yast mile, but his titer was | 2 Se ean oeweraae, pesking, £0, and both are" doing well French. References—Ex Secretary Wm. H. Seward, brown. The h went on, and camo in see- | Yoard brought forward the nin pepe = —= 48 WE GUARANTEE Gen, 5 Crocker, John Hitz, (Swiss Co mn ond. Time = = ihe re ses al = . mie ny SPECIAL NOTICE 3 ¥ 5 v7? re = ber &: rt n- BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ORZAGA COLLEGE Othe ocacines of tne | Borer, 1s, Waierann, 3 _ The Sing Sing Jnck Shepard ern gy = 1x Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, the | fiail by Glonng twice, Thomas. by F w Xonx, August 19—Van Doren, the | lord which te ae eel RM 2a ee 4th of September. at itsnew site,on Tstreet between | Hay! hy Glin. twice, Thomas by og tain of the tug Dean Richmond, and John | Vou, which y aiseea ad pomeneen Burnett's Coconine and K. LINEN, DUCK, DRAP D'ETE, ALPACA; North Capitol and eet, N. W.. near St. Aloy- PS ‘Wild pitches—Zettlein, 1; Brainari Um: Earle, im ed in the escape of the umber of the main arteries of communication sius church, with an experienced corps of profes | Sir. —pom Pract.of the Olylapics of Philadelphia ve been discharged from ce: within the city, and the opening and putting in AND, EN FAOT, gore. The course of studice is divided into the col- | Mime of game—Two houra aud filteen minutes. K Sing. dames Connolly, a supposed | <C0 order the leading streets and avenues lead- ra, 9e.; Michler's Herb Bitte L ALL OTHER SUITS OR ARTICLES, | \omophy" aud Chemistry will be tatight iu al tas | ,/0spited by vietors, the muss of the Chieago erciped convict, was arrested yesterday in thie | "ESc'tgard ttored macadam or concrete | Phen na Weenie Boke eee Bie te FOR THEY ARE Snd the third Exelich clones, ©? fourth collegiate | "(7 Pail Boyne was at the , ee iid = vavements when the amount of wear and tear | Dye, Se.; Helmbold’s Rocha, €1.2. rows ed :—Per quarter of eleven weeks,for the col- | terday. He won £10,000 and a new hat and the lid not require stone, and Gen. Meigs seemed CHEAP, DURABLE, WELL-MADE, NEAT AND: | leginte course, $19; for he hon-classical, $19; for | drinks, and left the grounds eurolling ‘vlithe. peal tothe Com- | Pelined to think that the pure macadam was as STYLISH. the elementary studies, _ | somel which it has | £000 as any. ; Should there be & sufficient number of applica- | ‘There once wasa club at the capital rme Court. of the n. Humphreys spoke of the mode of macad: tions, evening Will be opened for the accom: | piought the White Stocking worth not a rap at all, tates is necessary to be mace for ra, | “mizing and conereting practiced in Paris, and ree ent Joang man wee have not an opporte- rut when the fifth game Sy ascend. ant cgi. | ‘bough the stone here was different, thought CaS en ee MES Ci. or th plouship came, gets ‘ = that our blue gneiss, of which there isan abun- Pune ante LARK. Prosident._ | hey couldn't hig Zettlein a tap at all.” Ome ak eae ten, U7 She mambots Of } ichce wear the city, would form an excellent REMEMBER, 'REDERICK FEMAL BEMIS aky = PL RTA ATIC P TR . —— material for zing our REDERICK, MD, Washington Excursionists in Norfolk. +o » NOW I8 THE TIME TO BUY BARGAINS. macadami On the matter of sewerage Gen. Babcock gave ome i a ee ee eee board that in regard to SS. the Tiber, it would be better, if possible, to arch the creek on the main line of its course, merely . Alice Lee on a Lee Shore. Wituixeron, N, C., August 49. Alice re, Foster” mati r, from New York. for Savannah, ran ashore yesterday on Frying Pan Shoals. She has been towed to this city, leaking badly. Her cargo will have to be taken off and the vessel repaired. So Diamond Smugglers Arrested. New ¥ Aug. 19—Four Frenchmen were atz “ted on the steamer italy yesterday, with £15,0) worth of smuggled diamonds and other Jewels. District Rechabites Welcomed by the Cold-water ‘The Norfolke Journal of yesterda Visit e o fays:—V'sit- ing members of the Thdependent Order of Rechabites appeared in force on our streets y terday morning, and made an exceedingly crédit- able ‘Tispia, by their neat en and fine bearing. ‘Tho visitors were trom Washington, Alexandria, Seaton and Yieintt and came down accom) ¥ & number o! ensure excursion on the steamer Lady of the Pike: After a brief rest the various Tents formed into Session commences Nth September. Terme very moderate. HE SHALL I SEND MY BOY?—HOwW- ARD INSTITCTE.—Address Prof. L. G. Ws, A. Mathews’ Store Post Office, for arene School select; N. W. CORNER OF Tru AND D STREETS, aut INTELLIGENCER BUILDIN ‘TSTANDING CLAL EN HL or PORATIO: 4 Oi Wiest TON AND GEORGETOWN, AND THE LEVY — THE TAMMANY SCANDAL.—Mayor Hall Deft ant.—It will be remembered that a letter was lately addressed to Mayer Hall, of New Yerk signed by John Foley as president of a citizens and a number of leading banker~ a The ALL & COLEMAN, | eee Oh Retr ohare Ta aia SEPTEMBER taut eat as oaNS KOS POLIS, MD. and rolls and counts. T Will Reopen under new management AUGUST 22p, For the reception of Guests, has been every oxer- tion to conve: ie wor apne eit y3-lm_ TWEED & GARVIELD, Jj* P. WILLETT. WILLETT & RUOFF, (Successors to Cochran $ Co..) PENSSTLVamA AVENUE. GATS, CAPS, CANES, AND UMBRELLAS, STRAW, LINEN,