Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1871, Page 1

} THE EVENING STAR. | Published Dally, Sundays Ex AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenne, corner Lith St. w THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP’Y. 6. B. RAOPP MANN, Prevt. - a THE EVENING STAR ts sorved by carriers wo their subscribers at Ten OuNTS PER WKEK, or Bor- fY-FouR CENT: PFR MONTH. Copies at the countor Two Cxnts cach. By mail—three mouths, $1.0 x months, 22.00; one rear, 25.00. ing THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—G1.w @year. Gf invariably in advance, tp both cases, 44 po paper sent lonerr than paid for V°e, 38—N2. 5.785. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1871. Star. TWO CENTS. OP Rates of advert'sing furviehed on appitcation. = THE TRADES. EDUCATIONAL. +.MUSEMENTS BEASTS FOTIORS. EVENING STAR. \ ICAL DEPARTMENT Vy EW NATIONAL THEATER. Lower Prices than = es ——— i MF? N — Aver Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral, Sip. 2 a * meveuus to | or Sele Lego and Macoger..Mr.J-G.8AVIGLE: | Burnett Goccning sad alison te: Schenck | Washington News and Gossip. oS | wEORGETOWN COLLEGE, iterative, S8e.; Hostetter’s, Hooftand's and Vinegar "2 ou 3 “ | TH) s (FRIDAY) EVENT AND SATURDAY | Bitters, 9c.; Michler’s Herb Bitters, §8c.; Ly: Gov. Cooxr has retarned. . | Corner of E and 10th streets N.W., eee : Kathairon and Barry's Tricopherus,” #e. " ao ip eae Ea MiTHING. LY | WASHINGTON, D.c. MATINEE, LAST TIMES OF Bloom and Magnolia Baim, @ qbaioneler: Hair GEN. SHErMAN leaves bere on Sunday for a igctect miaserrae bosegtanren” | _——_ ROSEDALE. maica Ginger, #7 Phalon's Perfumes, Se a (iat sade ae tion has operat a stock of HARD | The next regular course of Lectures in this insti = one a eeeeatae Sy ages ites, Kei1oce, of La., is im town, en SHING GOODS and VA- | turion will commence on MON DAY, October 2, 157], SATURDAY NIGHT, Rubs tes daca ichol'e Klinit Poo New York. Ri cknes of wenite potronten io get jeer eatery INGOMAR, AND ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA. | toxide Irim, mh iver On. 81 nc Panue, AOAamR O8 Ths Dinar’ eulean 4 ae Sareaparill ida Water, tbc. s been removed. ae ee = NOBLE YOUNG. M. D., Progessor of Princi-;lox MON A721, Tetinn, 01 1a, Lechin's Metences eons we rhc ttcay } eNTS SINGS, A Pro of Medicine, General Pathology aud |. ish Comes gate’s So large assortment, retail at whole IxvERNAL RevENv&.—The receipts from this SNe BOWARD. wD. Firs: apps: rance of the Eminent English Comotian, | gate’s Soape. tory lange assortment eis m | were cas me nna sk 4 >, . le of ola Whisky. large bottles, $1: per wine TENTS for Sale or Bent for Camp Meetings Lic ard Marne of Women ami Chilitwn encgucranieed sa Seperated or money ref ee fares Festivals, Ae. : anil ANSON ELIOT, M. D.. Professor of Prinei- xlifornia Wines, Port, Angelica. Sherry, Mascatel SECRETAR 4 for Public and Private Batts aol Par Pesard Practice of Surgery 1. ART JAMES B_ Mun Medica aud Tiytane N.M-D. ‘ ‘ee MM Professor of Materia HARRY THOMPSO: M. D., Professor of * d Operative Sargory ane 5 a h F. HOLSTON, M. D., Professor of a —— | anatomy. NTHONY FISHER, A wee Lecterer on Urinary Path- A ology ans pentic.. J. HARKY THOMPSON, M. D., Clinical Pro. fest of Diseases of Femaien. w TILDEN, M.D, Proferor of Onemistry M.D, Demonstrator. D., Prosecroe. FIBST CLASS SCOTRER, G18 Orn Stace, Uprosits Patent Ovrice, By promptly aay’ he: Amerien my Work those net posresing thee tre:lities. i. ancd wh romt being takew a, y to Any E street northwest. mation appl JOHNSON ELIOT, MD. ad cy Fpioved ¥ x ¢ STITUTE VUNG LADIES. py ES Ere ANGE AOKSON, Priscival. ee cia hs eT So ee | Ko. 915 New ¥. wr.northwest. sezi-ly pairing done uemmy sod at rose ic Brion ypEricay HOWARD Sew York style of chorming Kid Glover a ‘sink mine’ se two pair 40 centa, mo fozen $2 Veolia and Trimmminuws clea ened asd ard. Ostrick Feathers caried in the best style sinnd. N.¥.. Dyeing Esto b- Speretary,cornee The Fourth Regular Conrse ot Medical Lectar Will commence om WEDNESDAY, October the Lith, : The sidvet ae laewont of | T81,atSo'ciok p.m. 7 Se Kind in the come eUONT F THER Aeont, SILAS L. LOOMIS, AM. M.D, No. 739 Pa. * rest, 8. fm try, M.D.Ns. 623 F orth Professor of the Principles NC. HOGAN, y OF WINDOW 4ND VERAN GS. FLAGS. TENT GON COVERS jo ivew to city aud country reet- Mar v i Fie a. Diseases ” DEON S. PAL D.. No. 210.4 st Gy M cy and Hygiens Do TPUNING AND wBEPAtKiNG PIANOS, OBS gans, sed all Musical instre-nonts. 5 jalty,t GL. WILD & BROS., 420) This wtrcers verworn Pe sreuu Estret. Inventors Tirers of the D..No. Wonderful Masical Dancing Toy for Piauos; mann- e and facture; re of Musical Instrumeets and dealers in Pi- Spos, Macical instruments, and Musical Merchap Mec gensrally DOLPH GOeTz. NEW AND SECUND HAND FUENITURE % HE USEFUANISHING GOODS. ore CHENEY, A. MM. D., Lectarer on Mi- ©. BARROWS, M. D., Lecturer on Op- VILLT OSCAR OLDBERG, Lectarer on Practical Phar- macy. % ONE CLINICAL LECTURE will be given daily, at 3:3 o'clock p.m., by one of the Professors, urer on Opthalmology. These lectures will be illustrated by the numerons eases in the Hoxpital. Dispensary, and Orphan Asy- tum connected with the institution. Facilities for Clinical Tostraction and Practice, by auy in this city, will be afforded all in attendance. ‘arnitare hought. W. corner 4th and D streets 8. W. jel2-@m* ABLISHED 1853. oH-MABEDS as A AN _ DEAL a10P. ; ~ ERS, = aay pe 5 }; Full course, $100; Sin- wania. avenue ear it bers ES AND Bie Uk TARMACEUTICAL SOROOL. The Third Regular Course will commence October K14aG RECEIVED ON. STORA CO pn OM MISS. _QARRIAGES REPAIRED 2 1ST}. Lectures will be given on Chemistry, Medica, Practical Pharmacy. and Botany. 2 BH. & AUG. SCHMEDTIE. a JOBE £- COUR, Secretary. OTICE. 7047 between G and H streets. —. see ‘The Evening Classes of GONUZAGA COLLEGE REPAIRING OF WATCHES, JEWELEY, Will be opened on QLOCKS, SPECKS corcfully executed, at moderate HORDAY, Octster’, Boek Ase Bre NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY H. POLKINHORN & CO., 7th street inning at seven and ending at nine o'clock. every Grening.teeope Saturday and Senteys Ms: Five dollars ($5) per month, invariably in advance seis aw. (98) Der URS CLARE Prationt CHOOL O \GETOWN COLLEGE The next term of this School will commence on WEDNESDAY, October th, 187! tare_on that Ge Abd To'clock & nm. the Term—Mr. Justice Miller, 0.8. —— judge Charles P. James, Hon. J. Hubley The Lecture Hall isin the Colonization 6uildi corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4 street. Fi Cireuta: W._HOFFM. daily, from 410 im ELECT SCHUOL FOR LITTLE BOYS EX- UsIVELY —Miss 8.E TIFFEY will 72 Ward, at No 1733 , between 7th and 18th streets. For infor-! m apply at 1718 H street. References—Rev. Ety) Mrs. L.A. Wotherspoon, Mra: Hoary im D street. between oth CLOTHING. SS hee WALKER € CO.,, 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And wiber Information apply to CHARLES ‘AN. Secretary, who will ck 5 be atthe Hail sol2-Im User Meraore ITaN Hote. In our Extensive Acaortment, Smperior Style, and Moderste Charges, we offer unequaled inducements MUSS BANS& WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL to purchasers, in BS & young ladies and geen, ot ce ae READY-MADE CLOTHING a ain JOUL, under the charge of ning, and Scere HUR NATTANS, Droggist, Corner 21 and D'streats N. W. aus-tr r rn Troup his eonstry by Prof. Risle eatinis of the Ristesa and Han ‘ their brilliant combination. @rand Mixple gorgeous Prismatic 5 % er re. ok Bo. Peep. PayMarten HENRY M. MEADE has boen de- tachcd irom the Iroquois and ordered to settle his accounts, and Pas ed Agistant Paymaster Jars Li ir., has been ordered to that ves re D_BUUKEON, WHISKIE: EAN JOURBON s rabeaale RANDIES, GiNS, &c., of the following brands, sel. seinat 7 “ Tirenx he go- Us him!” is the ex- ai Artiete, Movs Henry D. King, a clamation about town to-day, meaning thai tle Gyma.act, AC lie Celeste de King, : y drow mil cinaeuite, Fe Walbalns We-hington’s favorite, W. S. Huntington,has r grand romantic German Pantomime, entitlod “Thy tarned trom Russia as hand-ome and distingue fe fee Fy GACTIER, s posible with the neatest of arucle= in the iene belon: 61, (Ocents end 35 cemta, ay PPoprlators ofthe Native Wine Bittern, of a continental mostach ee ee EOE RISLEY, Basinces Manager, i j Tre Britis American Crarws Commis- Lea & Perrin» Sance. Pronounced by Connoisseurs “THE ONLY GOOD 8AUCE.” It roves appetite and digestion, and ft is un- rivaled for its flavor. We aredireeted by Messrs. LEA & PEBRINS to sion has selected Count Corti, the Italian Miniv- ter and third member of the commission, ax chairman, aml adjourned until the 1th ot November. The rooms ef the commissioners are at 703 15th stcect, opposite the Treasury De- pee GREAT EUROPEAN CIRncts, QUOTED FOR ITS EXTENT, FAMOUS FOR ITS SPLENDORS, NOTED FOR ITS sa aan Prosecute ali parties making or vendini fe partment. esi ay aul2-eotm — DENCA ee ork ‘THE FUNERAL of the late Samuel M. Carpen- ‘Will exhibit at WASHINGTON, 6th street Lot, ri ter took place yesterday afternoon from the TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, This spi ratenelor’s Mair Dye. ona, | Tesidence of bis brother-in-law, Major H. A. “ ot contain | Hall, 471 H street. The services were quiet and FRIDAY, Sept. 26, 27, 28,29, Spi yon eee uuostentations, in accordance with the wishes death, "Avold the vannted anddolusive preparations | cr the familly abd the tastesof te deceased. The ee virtnes they do not possess. Rev. R. Peyton Brown officiated, and spoke ap- Wea fcchelore: Hate Dyehme bad ahircy wear? ‘ . WA, Bachelors Halr eT ophola Wa intoert propria‘ely and truthfully of the sterling. manly, e— i on a onoralle and christian character of “Mir. Car. bya drangiots. “Applied at 10 Bond sircei, New York. ‘fod-tf Kee pur eye on day confound this MONST penter; of hisfaithfulness to daty in every rela- tion of lite; cf his loving devotion to his mother MORE PERFORMER: and others near to him. MURE PERFORMERS. THU ‘ON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow- The remains were ‘aken t> Glenwood and de- MORE Pontes, | DER is the best article for cleansing aud preserving | posited by the side of his father, the Rev. Me teeth. Sok druggists. Price, 25 and 90 cents. JOUVEN'S INODOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN: ER restores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drugs (acy woods dealers, Prices ‘3 ? MORS PONTE MORE PONIES, TS. Carpenter. The funeral was attended by a full representation of the brother journalists of the decessed; and the following acted as pall-bear- ers :—Colonel Finley Anderson, W. W. Worden, George W. Adams, 0. K. Harris, James G Holland, and ©. 8. Noyes. INTERESTING Facts ApovT THE District or CoLUmpiA.—Of the total population of the District of Columbia (131,700), 115,440 were born conte Yorid. ANT will be given ¢ morning of the exhibit T pe + basting through all the pr pal street he city, showing the comb streneth of this Great Co and Magnificent Chariots, orm a Nw EXT RAORDINARY! any, with all the ‘agous, the great nam- ber of elegantly caparisoned Horses and Ponies, and ia the United States ( a Segoe Canes Sannin Cred, aud 14 Indians), “and 16.2 | were ! 7 —— born in foreign countries (16,171 whites, 79 EOUR FOR TF Seer t It colored, 3. Chinese, and. { Indian.) the Bowron’s EMPIRE CITY 'D will discourse number of persons residing in the United States the most popular a: a he day. A who were born in the District of Columbia SMITH, MATHANS S00 Retr. The rubstantial encouragement received so far in | 187.047. Of these 52,540 etill reside in the Dis. Admtesic my ONE DOLLAR ENTERPRISE has induced me | ‘ict, 358 are in Cali‘ornta, 216 are in Connegti- cut, 724 are in Miinois, 295 are in Indiana, 3,211 tocarry ont my intention to convert my whole Estab- | are in Maryland, 422 are in Massachusetts, 5% bment are in Missouri, 413 are in New Jersey, 1,232 are haar ON fev babe eames in New York, 676 are i fare in Penn Vem bs AS ‘71m Br. sylvania, 1.496 are in Virginia, 210 are in W: GRAND ONE DOLLAR STO consin. and others in every State and Terri Jo. 486 Seventh street, Letwoen Dand B streets #RAN iN RE, | of the United States. ‘These Sgures are official, eight doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall, : eee a Oboice Oi} Paintings, Encravings Chromos, &o. “Tue Vienna Lapy OncuestRa” drew to sino, Rargeat Sock Paper Hancings, Window | To be Tux place to visit by both citizens and | yincoin Hall last might one of the largest and Shades. Pictures, Framon. Picture Gurds and Tassels strangers. Blogs, Nails, 2.9 rhe District. most fashionable concert audiences ever gath- emember Name and Namber. _ap3é-ly* But having a large Stock of Goodson hand which | Ted in this he [ps le reget pene = i) LDON'S are not Dollar Goods, I shall, to make room for the BLE DANCING ACADEMY, m a novel POF, would not be ofa high order. This proved to be TONA opesed chi . be NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 1008 Fat.tnear loth, | PT°Pt**d change formed with teats aud footing aod eit tne STURDAY Beret 0,330 a SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION, Frecinon of veterans of | the, other sex. x 0 iTION. ey have been trained, evidently, under strict ESD ATR EEO BSDATS, Commencing on and thorough masters. “Of course the big Urvee i) eB ors, eave MONDAY, Ocronen 2p, at 10 a. m., insiruments were wanting, but the ore! a was rather agreeable without them; and to the eye the relier was immense, in excl the shufy, spectacled, red-taced, bald- has Shahan ee and and again st 7 p. m., to continue from day to day t. until the whole Stock is disposed of. old a fellows of our he orchestras for this bright array Tocolay and Thursiay Fix ty scr 2° | The sales at 10 a. m, will be made specially | ‘° lithe, gracefel female’ figures ie enann) Beunion every Saturday 7 to 10 p. m. For Ladin attractive to the Ladies. costume. Here now is another opening in the and Gentlemen only: children will not be wtmitted. way of occupation for womet ey can play Saeed teen weg uee mete miLwese | salu derine qeodag we ant eom Eros Ob private | SOUS seekee soeremeae wr the eee well or better than met a make npplication for ** Complimentary; dig Aduntanion.™ Ry posts to PROF. ELDON. 919 12h street N. W.” If auknown to Prof. 8., a suitable reference should accompany the note of application. NOTICE.—Al pupils entering the classes during September will receive 36 lessons tothe quarter. Private tuition and tuition In schools, or private classes at any hour agre ce, No. 919 12th sireet, between I au 2-tf MAere ‘BATES’ DANCING ACADEMY, ‘The Trade is especially invited to buy Job Lots. GOODS ON THE DOLLAR SIDE WILL NOT BE SOLD LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR. To give everybody facility to buy, I shall com- mence to SELL AT COST AND LESS THAN COST TO-DAY TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, 31 v ror s _— Sisters of € aN ae “ a oper | MEN, YOUTHS axp BOYS, Guardians ‘are’ reuaested to Send. their children prompt sel-Im SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK. Girone ‘TOWN SEMINARY, ~ No, 76 GAY STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0, MISS LIPSCOMB, Parxctrat, ortments #0 varied i grades of price. In and system of sired. Our styles are the best, and a: ge to supply all tueie 1 quirers by mail prom Measurement forwar aly a od whe The exercises of this Institution will be resumed SEPTEMBER 13, us-L Ectectic INSTITUTE, te Session. Room of the Assembly Church, corner 1 and Sth streets northwest, AN ENGLISH, MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSI- CAL SCHOOL FOR BOY: SECOND ANNUAL SESSION WILLCOMMENCE SEPTEMBER 11. Terme— From o $15 per quarter. AN EVEN CLASS fow Young Men will be connected with the Inatitate d at the Bookstores, or of OLIVER COX, Principal, eet northwest. ‘S OSBURNE'S YOUNG LADIES’ NG AND DAY SCHOOL will tember 4th. 43 M street ith.) Tho ash aches. Professor Mass: teacher of h. References—Ex-Secretary . H. Seward, Crocker, John Hitz, (Swiss Conmat Se ne- _ NOAH WALKER & ©O., aelé-tr 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. KEIBELGES, 2 Succ to H. F. Loudon & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolit tf No ys LADIES’ GOODS, &e. WILLIAN © HOUSE IN PARIS, x 7 CITE TREY 7% d for cireaiar. aug? GONZ468 COLLEGE. ¥ institation will be reeumed on } ath of September, at ite new 6: rth Capitol an a8 eburch vided. Into the ent iassical coarses, Nataral Phi- mistry will be taught in all the e. and inelndiug the fourth collegiate and the third Engtish clasess. Terms :—Per q rter of cleven weeks, for the col egints couree, Biz, for the bou-clnasical, @10; for ntary starli $ there be a s t number of applica- d for the accom- = ening ciasees will be open: = ? prt’ i pm ee cee not an opporta- see ie = 02m es GAMES CLARK, Proxident. FULL LIN PPBEDERICK FEMALE sim! ——- s. EE LE. h Se * _suistt ___715 Market 8 Bett very motores Seetenbat: for catalogue. ee iain ore Bev. THOS. M. CANN, A. M.. 5 NATURAL CURLS ang | su33m* = Brrewidont, BAIR AIDS. Also. a assortment of IMI TRE MISSES BURGESS wii reopen their Schuo TATION HAIR CHIGNONS. ir Young Ladies on MONDAY, September zh § HELLER, 1403 Dew York avenue. soem" aals-'t 715 Market Space. MES. BURR WILL REOPEN Ter SeHgOL ou MONDAY, 25th of September; 1308 H street, between 13th and Lith stgerts. seld-codw PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE, P. NEAR BALTIMORE, Mo, has been in operation thirty and en) u : eid paitieiernonnae mame WASHINGTON HOTELS. BANKLIN HOTEL, Corner Sth and D streets, Washington. ®, CTs hogs has been GPoroughly renovated, dod is now open for guests, ~ Table board, ~~ 4 bt ta D_ J. BABBAUK, Proprietor. ‘tre of the REMONT HOUSE. ‘and Southwest, Its location is pre-eminent; Senct decttablo bounee tu: the city, nd. mow clers _Syi7-co8m * Rite Gity, P-D., Ma. | ai Fermentor Boars, | AS AOL Ta TS Fino MOSTOA SE ON SWE ‘I hours — fast.7 o'clock to 9; Dinner, ~ - SOU pper esa o's Sara" | fo ple perde th der Goad Tae C. © Witanp, Sorento um ON IN VOCAL AND bs EBBITT HOUSE, i pant MUBIO. an WASHINGTOR, D. 0. prea japon s STOVES, &e. of is ia ring ieienmenneemenes Ts cand 30,000 82448 oF watt PaPER aT BEDUCED RATES. The largest assortment of WALL PAPERS i» this market, comprising all the mcst desirable pat terns from the best factories in the country JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1231 Pennsylvania avenue. 019-1 The immense variety of Goods renders it impos sible to enumerate them. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, 914 E STREET, N. W., Will reopen for the season, 1471-72, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 93, At 3 o'clock, for the reception of pupila. For partic lars ses cifculars, to be tied. wt masts one at arn FROM EULOPE TO-DAY. Telegraphed Exclusively te The Evening Star. The French Negotiations with Ger- Loxvon, Sept. £9.—A Timer ‘special from Ver- fsailles says:—France declines to fc powers thé same favorable customs that are accorded to Germany under the recently negotiated treaty. On the other hand, a cor- respondent of the Times, writing from the same place, expresses the opinion that the negotiations with Germany will be protracted and fruitless. VERSAILLES, Sept. 29.—M. Lambecht, Min- ister of Commerce, has informed the committee of the Assembly who have control of legislative affairs during the recess, that the negotiations with Germany are making fair progress. New Lord bar, oy of London. Loxpon, Sept. 29.—The liverymen of the city of London, in accordance with their annual cus- tom for centuries, assembled to-day in Guild- hall aud elected Alderman Fitz John Gibbon: to the office of Lord Mayor for the ensuing civic year, which begins on the 9th of November. GibLons is a member of, the conservative party, anda suceesstul merch&int, and at the present Ume fills the position of senior member of the Court of Aldermen. ‘The Duke of Grammont is expected in Lon don. ___ Afraid of the Bonapartists. VERSAILLES, Sept. 29.—The rumor that evi- dences of @ Bonapartist conspiracy have been discovered proves unfounded B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania avenue. 400 sezi-tr 400 sale of the cel ‘o., Baltimore, m, McCammen, A q. also, sceond-hand| Pianos, Organs and Melodéons for sale or! rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing. cas aptly* WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ete. FINE WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY, S9°@ TADLE corbeny Sees GEES? id E-GLASSES, AND SILVER PLATED WARE fale ory low at my old stand, corner of Ith “ et and Pennsylvania ave a syivecigavense. i. 0. HOOD. Call on BENJ. L. HOOD. |ArRe opposition Jewelry Store tr ge the past twenty: Go re and moat reliable WATCHES, Rich m 10 to 80 per cent. below the 6. N. B.—Most of these fine goods have ainod in exchange for real estate, and SEVENTH AND D, How Orpen GORGEOUS STOCK FOR DIAMONDS, &c., IN BICH AND VARIED STYLES been obtains ty Ube ‘The Court prea oer om the Ala- old for cash without regard to price, af ama © ms. = 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE READY-MADE FALL CLOTHING. t. 29.—The court of arbitration on juims, members of which hay ce pointed by vermments of th: United States, Great Britain, Italy and Switzer land, will not meet at Geneva for at least tw months, for the reason that the fifth arbitrator who is to be named by the Emperor of Brazi! has not yet been selected. Gilmor Ransacking Europe for Bands for His Big Noise. jor . Lowvon, Sept. 29.—P. J. Gilmor has presented! to the Seeretary of War, Right Hon. Edwar) REAL ESTATE AGENTS. QtcHO Cc. W. HAVENNER & ©0., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIED DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREET ALSO, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT ec Cardwell, the details of the plan for the Gram: ote International Musical Festival to be held it We have for investment in notes secured by deed of ” Tera. Ware Cardwell atten te behalf of That . secu 482. Mr. Cardwell, acting on i srast on Heal Gaiate in the District of Golumblay the NETanERS 605 Majesty's government, has given attentive con- x 4 sideration to the scheme, an i For Loans, op Collateral Security and Busines FINE PIECE Ds to the projector the use of ‘the splendid’ band ot LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE PENDING NEGO- SERS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN THIS fanend to Set cate thomson elven to ol mettorn te pl eng Erance for the use of some of the best bands in —— lots oan T.* br emery fl ANDBEW B. OOYLE Gentlemen who prefer having their Glotaing made Paper beim per - Philadelphia McROBERTS & Co., tare sek, where wl be fonod the sewer fare | PEA wpmieniA. Sept. 22—A serious Gre com MEAL BOVATH AED INURANOR O¥rsem) | Sot fatter, VIS cur eiperreond Cntines end house of Jersup & Moore, on North street, and Corner lath and @ strects, opp. U. 8. Treasury, fail to please. by d same Orme The bald ie WASHINGTON, D. 0. HABLE BROTHERS, pomety 4 ss pe: Taried, Santa a aD Bepartmanis otha Governmants “" "3 | aot w.W.0OR OF Tru ANDDarnuers, | ‘018d ofthe fumes.” val Doves 4 USTIN P. BROWN, La, —" cornice of the HARDWARE. Sixth street story fal ladder and AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT FY a being Seecmg men =. The tres, Oorner of How York avenue and ith street, ation walls of ‘the North steeet store Cae atieg the back portion of a per e son was injured. The have the fm all parts of the city for lor, A HEW AND OOMPLETE STOCK Sindee eomdea h seuss : a: re #3 535 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and lth, an8-eotf ‘WOOPWABD’S BUILDING. FINE LOT OF CHICKENS FOR SALE— of pth aud 8 streets northwest. Pure Axess: Bramer, &0. THE TAMMANY WAR. Both Sides Maneuvering for Position. Naw York, Sept. 29—The sub-committee ap- pointed by the committee of seventy to solicit the co-operation of the Governor in the matter of the New York frauds had an important moct- ing last night. ine department of docks, though it has yet suffered no great intonvenience from J Barnard’s injunction, will soon want the 850,009 for which it hes made a requisition on the con- troller. The injunction, so far as it affects this ‘d, will probably soon be dissolved. Samuel J. Tilden and Wm. F. Havemeyer held a consultation yesterda: the leaders of th: various democratic re organizations, with a view to uniting on one solid delegation to th: Rochester convention in opposition to Tammany. An agreement for that purpose is said to have been efleeted. A letter from Treasurer Hilton, of the depart- ment of parks, appears in print, demanding and immediau from the controller further funds. Assistant Disteict Attorney Sullivan has ro- fused to dismiss the case against Harbor Master Daniel Hart, notwithstanding the fact that the original prosecutors asked the dismissal. The Ma: has been requested by Deputy Controlier Green to cal’ a8 -ecial ne: ing of the board of apportionment to take immediate ac- tion relative to the issue of bonds and stock t provide funds to meet the present needs of the several de oF the city government. ‘Tne Foley injunction suit against the Mayor, &e., come ‘up before Judge Barnard this morn- ing for setticment of the order of injunction dvdge Barnard took the orders and amen¢ments of the varions counsel, and said he would draw up + pew order the cue. ————- = New York News. = Death of a Colonel of Marines—Coolies Going to a junction Against a Jersey Rail- road—The Duilders’ Meeting The Alice jouleshy Murder Mystery, de. New. Youn, Sept. 39.—Col. Wm. L. Shuttle- worth, of the vs. Marine Corps,diedin Brook- Ys who have completed an eight years’ term of service in Havana arrived here yesterday on the steamer Missouri, am leave Monday for ia. The Cuban au- thorities pay their expenses to California. A tem roe hes mage has been granted by Chancelior Zabriskie, of New Jersey, restrain- ing the Mont Clair Railroad Company from ing land from private individuals at its own valuation. A motion will be made on Monday to render the injunction perpetual. ‘The meeting of b what noisy. Finally a new committee was formed to wait upon Superintendent Magre for Lis eaplanation, and a carctul investigation will be made before legal proceedings are in- stituted. ‘The case of supposed yellow fever in Brooklyn proves to be only (yphoid pneumonia. Police Captain Cameron js still searching for the woman who took the trunk containing the Temains of Alice Bowlesby t» the Hudson river depot, and who is believed t» be still in thiscity. company of men Jeave here to-day to join the 4th U. S. artillery, in North Carolina. Trial of the Voucher Thieves. New York, Sept. 29—The examination of Haggerty and Bauleb, who are accused of steal- ing the vouchers trom the controller's office, was resumed this morni The attendance was very small. Only a few members of the committee of seventy were present. The night watchman, Murphy, was re-examined. but gave no new testimony of importance. Kufus F. An- drews testifiea to finding the ashes of the sup- vouc! in the attic of the new court- ruse. ‘The testimony of Andrews concluded the evi- dence. Mr. Graham, coarse] for the prisoners, ar; that the corpus delecti was not established, no particular papers being proved mi-sing, and the case did not come under the statutes against burglary. He explained that he hastened to put an end to the examination, so that the matter should into an indictment, and the prisoners would have an opportunity before an show facts exculpating unprejudiced jury to them. District Attorney Garvin replied that Judge Dowling held the prisoners to await the action of the grand jury. report of the special committer on the diocese of Long Island and Alba vision of the fund of the New York Episcopate. was adopted. It says the Convention has neither the power nor the right to divert any portion of the fund. It is said to be likely that legal meas. ures will be adopted by the new diocese, and be contested by the New Yorkers. pers The Hubbites Want to See a Grand ie. Boston, Sept. 22—A committee of the city council has been appointed to extend the hospi- tality of the city to the Grand Duke Alexis, een Steamers In. New Yor, Sept. £3.—Arrived, the steamers Alleman'a, from Hamburg, and the Weser, from Bremen. Also, the steamer St. Olax, from Bergen, Norway. LOCAL. NEWS. The Burr Given its Mother. AW APFECTING SCENE IN COU ‘. ‘To-day in the Court, holding session in all chambers, Ju eWyi made a decision in the application of Nina Burr for a writ of habeas us, giving the child, Frank Burr, to her cus: tody. "In announcing his opinion bis honor said that he had examined all the evidence in the suit for divorce between the partics and had come to the conclusion that the mother of the child was the only one who had aright to it. He referred briefly to the deceptions which had been practiced upon her and to the villainousoutrage which he said had been perpetrated upon her by Frank Burr, and the detective who entered her rooms and by force and stratagem took her infant from her arms while it was aged about 2 weeks. He said, when the father of Mrs. Burr (Mr. Spalding) came to this city and attempted to remove his daughter and her child to New York, where they could have a proper Frank Burt got this same detectiv (Spalding) arrested and left in a watch-house al night. ‘The testimony in the case failed that there was the slightest stain upon hi acter. She had a right to sue fora di: sand as it was,he thought she had a wonderful for- bearance in not filing her application bctore she i Mr. Muzzy said that he would take an aj ‘The court informed him that no appeal taken, as the application was heard in chambers. Mr. Muzzy then handed the child—a beautital boy—to its mother, who hugged it and wept bit- terly. The scene was a very ting one. o— Contracts For Steet Wonk Accrrren.— At the Bureau of Contracts yesterday the fol- lowing contractors gave notice of their accept- ance of the contracts awarded them:—John Speicer, for the paving of H street, from 7th to tuaditte cree Dee ree een setts avenue. hy, for payin, side of 7th street east from i strect t Deaf snd Dumb Asylum. D. 1 fiamllnk & Co. for wing street, from liana avenue to New Vorx ‘avenues ‘Timothy O'Brien me pavi Hiatt Side of lath street, from B to © street» east. support, that hi ppent. i 5 i ders last night was so:ne- | Condensed Loca sam mem be Horatio bo ‘st Mr. J. W. Starr, of Camden, N.d, has ac- cepted the contract recentiy awanie@®e him tor furnishing the pipes for the S-inch water main, «mcare Barbour's ding, on isiana avenue, for the Po- lice Court rooms. member of ond ay or Glen on har just finished the work Rhode Iand avenue, from Tth to has been : oT to the Secomt Assistant General, vice George H. Chase, one jeged treaty= seat thiew . The value of personal property, asretarned this far by the Amewor tor the Dinwict of Columbia, is upwaris of seven millions of del- lars. The new fire alarm striking apparatos wes placed in the 13th sircet Bapth: Church steeple AIDA, ONC Of law students, in at moma Yes terday, his pocket-hook, containing als ¥. wr. Newman a ous reception by che tan church last even tor gave au intcresti: Greenland. D. B. Sanderson, of the navy yard, yesterday engaged in a personal rencoutre wit the poundmester’s men who had selzed on: bis goats. Finding that the « i mot rescwe t animal, he drew Lis knite and deliberately 11 ie, and the ¥ afternoon Serg Poole and of found 2 white woman, Jennie Dav « on the farm ef Mr. . me Home, in a dying « and to the Freediven's Hospital, whore alive. Yesterday, as workmon were engaged in ta; Pung dhe large gas musin (1 ot, near K, a large volume oF vs endl some of them fr with diffieulty anc taken to Scott square, where Dr.W. BR. orwell succeeded in restoring them > consclousness, A memoria! signed by 157 of the butchers and dealers deine bu-imess in the Northern Liberties arket, hag of the Lgivlaiurc of a site for a marke againat fhe acceptance of the Corcoran for that purpose, tee to adhere to the Savage property on square 515, between K and L and 4th ya strects northwest —_o—____ The fitth champion-hip game between the ice and Ts was played in Droy ala) ult d in ® victory for the Trojans. ‘Two or three innings excepted, the RE mary be characterized as a muffin contest. mas Allison and Brainard, of the Olympics, York, McGeary, Craver, Bellan, and Mc- Mullin of the Haymakers, were the ouly players on cither side who esrned any laurels. Game Was called at 4, but the approach of night pre- vented more than seve n Innings being played. By the aid of the darkness and errors by Swea: toe Haymakers scored six uncarned runs in dest — The first two games of the series were won by the Olympics, the third resulted in & tie, and the last two were won by the Ha: makers. The sixth and deciding game will be pisves to-morrow. This is the summary: a) makers,, 400204 Olympics ... <9 0 9 0 1 & 1-8 Kurs earned—Haymakers, 2; Olympics, 1. Total bases earned—Haymakers, 23, Olympics, 15. Lett on bases—Havmakers, 5; Olymples, 6. Double play:—Haymakers—Flowers, Craver, and Flynn; Olympics—Waterman and Allison. ‘Time of game—2 hours. Umpire—H. Noxon, of the Pulnem club, of Troy. oe Srwen Worxk.—Mr. Chase, chief of the bureau of sewers, has been instructed by the Board of Public Works to have a sewer con- siructed in 36th siceet, from H street to Boun- dary, and the coniract has been awarded to William Fletcher. ‘This work is to be finished UE at once, preparatory to the parking “and other improvements to be made on thix street. Mr. J.V.W. Vandenburg is laying a 12-inch sewer pipe in New York avenue, from 15th to 7th strcer, to connect all the sewers ran- ning north aud south tothe canal. George W. Goodall has a large force at work on the Sth street sewer, from D to G strects. This is an Isineh tile scwer, and the drainage will be to @ Siecet, Mr. Chase bas men at work in all of the cily repairing old sewers which have cutof order for a long time. The 4th street sewer ts a case of #0 board, it being ro lately and It is thoueht that it will all have to be taken up and relaid. > e16 = ——e Tux Fire Derantwest at Yeererpar’s Fixe.—The delay of Union Steamer, No. 1, in getting to work at the fire on F street, near thn, yesterday, was caused by an insuffivient suppl of water in the boiler. The Chief Engineer of he Dc partment and bis assistant were atte the meeting of the Commissioners, the room struck th: started at once for the scene of the n they srrived there, Chief E: in found No. 1 not at work, and om ¢examivation discovered that the water was below the lowest guage, and the boiler filled with snper-heated steam The Chief Promptly suspended the engineer, and at once look measures to relieve the Tous prersure. From an erro the strokes in the Hook and Lad company went to the Navy Yard. The Com- missioners will at once investigate these matters and others in connection with Uhat fire, and take such action as they think will best guard against the recurrence of such delays in future. when the gong i —— Tre Irien RervericaN AssoctaTion met last night for roorganization, and P. H.D €gan Wes unanimovsly re James Reynolds vice pre .¥. Lang- in treasurer, . Langtree spoke at somy of the systematic plan of 1 mended by the Boar: eral discu: for eight hors by Mr. Heron was adopted, declaring that ‘sociation would only support those candidates in the coming campaign who are im favor of $2 per day and eight hours’ work by laborers on the public works of the District of Columbia. Tue New Cexrer Ma Market Horse Company vosterday de to proceed at onee with the erccti: strect connection, 3°) teet long, and the present contractor o build the entire brick work within fi if unable to do so in that time the contract will be awarded to so ele. The builcing committee were authorized to press the work as fast us posible so that all the wings shall be completed by the fint of Do- They were alvo directed to remove the southwest she's and €9 fect of the frame market building on sth street to make room for the nection. The old fish stands along the p the canal were ordered to be removed forthw Workmen are now engaged in tearing mp thg cobble-stones along B street, proparater; th exe cavating for the foundation of the co ng building. Danmasser oe THR Ska 1NG.—This fine building, which been completed, will be dedleuted to-morme o'clock. The keys will be delivered to the Gove €rnor by W. W. Moore. Esq., in the name of the ran crn geese ore ivered to W. R. Woodward, Esq. oa a nts Shean will Francis A. Walker. The prayer ot de: will be oftered by Rev. D. Br Satien, of 4 5 of Baptist Church; Rev. J. &. Batier, po Gen. Sherman will attend sin, the thereof. ba) ‘ere ry Enterprise and fae Sealing st thot ener eertel and ny 4 ‘may not desire to purchase.