Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1872, Page 4

EVENING STAR. saTURDAY -Auzust 25, 1873. LOCAL NEWS. sed Locals. Conde Hartigat bas retemed t> the eliz “ st on Pensylvania { fir'shed * tanding. “Wve have tested the Mandarin tea, (advertised in anoth rmn,) and can certify to its purity and tire flavor. It {scold at a very low price st class tea, and can be obtained 10th street. lie works are having the J for use of property hoid- r claims for damages sus in consequence of the public improve- , and which are to be presented to the beard for consideration and adjustment. ‘The cornes-stone of the German Independent Protestant Church, on [tb street, bet M streets, northwest, will be iad with fall eoceamon. hoardof public works have directed Mr. M. Pt Proce: dl wit ® rn wa pons Local Politics. DEMOCRATIC MERTINGS LAST NIGHT. There were three democratic me in the sht, two of Greeley men and oue of us who won't partake of crow. $1.50 vOR THE Cavsz. A meeting of the Jackson democratic associa- tion wa= held last night, Jobn E. Norrisin the chair a Dr. haties Allen secretary. Seven bew members were elected, arrong them John D. Clark ‘s., the veteran magistrate and old School democrat. Mr Norris presented the Written resignation of Mr. Richard Smith a3 on account of absence from the y- nation was accepted. Mr. Join C. Cook moved that Dr. Charles Allen be declared were others better qua'itie! to ‘The doctor was not exe y elected secretar The chair reminded the assoc jation that there ‘Were many of their members who had not come forward t) sign the rolls and fork over their ine itistion fee. and hoped none would be back- ward in this important particular. Mr. Davis Feminded the chair that the monthly dues of ‘twenty-five cents should be collected of mem- vers. Six uiembers here waiked up to the cay tain’s office, and six twenty-five cent currency Botes were added to the funds of the association. After agreeing to adverise the next meeting three times in Tug Star and Patriot, tie meet- img adjourned. HARD TO PLEASE. A mec.ing of the democratic executive com- was held at the Board of Trade Rooms t aside from reading the corre tween a committce and the sec: ie Governor in referenc> to the board sion, no other business was transacted. tee—Messrs. Clagett, Fenwick and ut & communication to the Gover- y Were appointed a committee to him and request the appointment of two members of the board of registration, | bers to be acceptable to them. lary to th to the communication that it in the Governor's absence, and | “the aprointments of members of the board of Yeg'stration were mavle several days prior to the jovernor’s departure and before the receipt of ie ur communication.” The democratic mem- s of the board who have served two years, whose reappointment as your representa: | tives, it was presumed would be entirely ac- ceptable were continued upon it.” After discussion, the committee was con- tinued and directed to wait again on the Gov- ernor and urge the appointments asked for. Alter a discucsion on the subject of reg stration, the cor ¢ adjourned. STRAICHT-OUT DELEGATES TO LOUISVILLE. ‘The straight-ont democratic club of the Dis- trict of Columbia met last evening, and a committee was appointed to collect tands for use during the campaign. After discussion a Fesolution was adopted unan'mously: “That, Horace Greeley and the platforms which were adopted at cinmati and Baltimore do not Feprer cnt the straight-ont democrats, we recom- mination of a candidate at Louis -, and that Charles ©’Conor faily rep- =.” Two delegates and two alternates nd the Louisville convention were ap- pointed. + Washington Markets. THE RULING PRICES TO-paY. ning Center morket was pretiy well 1 the attendance of buyers and on quite large. We quote prices as ef (porter hou 3 do. (round), orned), alZ ce dva2se.; ; do. (corned 2He.; veal, Ian whole), a2 " trom Washington to George- | owe, tue Republican t> the comcary notwith- | Dr. Alien modestly asked to be ex- | Dr. | her, The New Opera House. The work now active'y going on upon the Grand Opera Honse to be baflt by Mr. Berry. and leased by Mr. John T. Ford, has now reached a point where its fine proportions begin to bedeveloped. We find that the cost of the structure has been greatty understated. The | duilding, including the entire interior work. | stage, scenery, seats, decorations, &c., with the ground, will reach an aggregate in value of | 8150, The mere wails and roof cost The work of improvement now going he vicinity of the new Opera Howse will also tend greatly to enhance its attractivencss of position and surroundings. These improve- ments will beautify the public grounds in froat | of the opera house, st the intersection of oth street, siana avenue, and C street with grass plats, plants, flowers, and a fountain. For opera nights the place is peculiarly adapted—the am- ple carriage room on the streets and avenucs— the elegant surroandings—the total removal of all market wagons, &c., t) the made ground, south of the market, (where the canal was,)—the final removal of ali the market , & aid in rendering the neighborhoo! very nient and pleasant to the eye, and the Opera House a very conspicnons and handsome feature of that part of the ci An Apology or a Fight. A QUARREL © TOURNAMENT—COL. ARMES, OF THIS CITT, CHALLENGES FRANK LORD, OF NEW YORS. A correspondent of the Troy N. Y. Times, writing from Saratoga, August 1sth, says :— “Col. George A. Armes, of Washington, and Frank Lora, of New York, have just escaped having a duel.” The writer then goeson to re- late an account of his interviews with the par- ties concerned, from which it appears that Col. Armes admitted he had sent the challenge, and gare AN ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFICULTY. After stating how he camo by the idea of having a tournament, be said: “I wrote tp several of my friends in the south to come on and ride, and at once set to work to get the names for the com- mittee. Mr. Lord was absent from town, but one of his friends assured me he would ride, so I put him down as one of my aids. In ‘a few days Sir, ‘Lord returned. and was quite angry that such use had been made of his name without his sanction. ammes, many of which had been printed and distributed, 1 made an engagement to go to the printer's next day to have no more printed with his name on. (On arriving at the printer's we were injormed that ali the [programines had been stricken off. ‘Then I shall a card to-morrow stating that my name has been used in connection with this tournament without my consent,’ said Mr. Lord. He did so, but I took no notice of Then the tourna- ment took place. Shortly r ne that Mr WUBER STORY PROM ST. L¢ INGTON Cot ASH- brought up ILLAS ad made a [ immediately the ortably and n, om show of it. sent a friend to Mr. Lord to den Er d he had intended no ins: stood that I had remarked that he had only been acommon circus rider in former days, and he thought such remarks ungentleman Deeming this reply unsatisfactory, L sent Mr. Lord a challenge by my dd General Thomes, giving the challenged party forty-eight ho to render an apology or accept my challenge This was on Friday afternoon. Last evening General Thomas called upon Mr. Lord who sent me a satisfactory reply and by the advice of friends I concluded to let the matter drop. If rt t ty, to which be = d with all the io . giving a full descri Thomas. ; te Lad satonteoe: he had aceepted the challenge | would have Ener eda dopey tap Gp ler mint te | bad him down at Glen Mitchel at daylight with hapauts ts ooieene Geneee out fail. There is a splendid place there upon the rocks for a due! . Thomas went to Baltimore, and from Chief of Police Richards ascertained that her | Pee correspondent then interviewed Gen. | busband was in that city but one day. and then | Thomas, who only said: +-Duel be d—. | All took a trainon the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ma the aft r is setted.” athing: for the west. The wife reurned home, and | 82 "20 Si ie MEORT TRI a0 CLES anxiously waited for sixteen months for ‘some NGw. Not sailstied yet, the inquirer hunted up Mr. Lord at the break(ast table, who, being interro- gated, said: Ifsuch a doo- clue to the whereaboutsof her husband. During the month of July she received a letter from ¢ Frank Gouley, the Grand Secretary of Geor, ry Bre the Grand Masorie Lodge of Missouri, inform- I have re ived no challenge. " : ument was gent it was never delivered. One of ins Lamia tad a eee eet ener husband | the Colonel's friends came to me and mentionsd doing business in St. Louis, and who was pers | #mething about Colonel Armes being insulted at something I hadsaid. I saw that the Colonel sqner? loquniated with her Rushend, recog: | canted teguin notoriety, and i oid oot propose nized him on the streets of St. Louis | i tn o have hima do 80 by using me. waino: wan Tenacaee nate {twas ‘Gotting | , “Then Een Seat, having reesived any chal- Last week Mrs. Thomas came to St. Louis and | lengeat ail? the correspondent. “Most emphatically,” replied Mr. Lord; “I don’t believe he dare’ send a chailenge, for it is a state prison offence «Did you send him any apology “No. sir,” replied Mr. Lord, “he brought up & lot of farm hands to ran ina tournament and madea fifty cent show of the affair. J did not want my name connected with it aud that was all there was about it.” o—— Beitome Permirs.—The following building permit: Lave been granted since our last report: stopped at the Planters house. She brought letters of introduction to the chief of police, the | Masonic fraternity, and to several citizens. | Last Thursday she called at the office of the | chief of poticé, and laid before the ehief clerk, | Chapman, a detailed description of her hvs- | band, his carte-de-visite, and a specimen of h's | handwriting. Detective Flana, “Old Top Last Friday he | employed as sale | ment of Jobn an in the siove establish. eyser & Co., No. 15 sough 5th | tthe T.H. G Todd, two two story frames, loth street | street, and under the assumed name of William eis, betwoen @ H. B. Swann, three-story | Collins, That day Coline hed gone on an | Crick Indiana sreuns, betwsse th and did not return until next day. } Saturday morning Detective Flauagin and Mrs. | Thores, the latter heavily v visited the | store for the purpose of identifying the mi man. As the wife reached tho store door, her leng-absent husband was in the act of making | his exit from the store. She grasped him by the | hand, embraced him, and turew off her veil | and impressed an affectionate kiss on his cheek. | He was amazed and temporarily paralyzed with oth. ~ ington Hayden, two-story frame, 1Uth street. be- tween A and B southeast. Barton Fisher, do., Beall stroet, between Montgomery and Moaro: Georgetown. Thos. Payne. do., Uy between 16h and loth. J. Martin MeBuriand, Uo., 9h stroot, tween” Band C south John “Donohue, one-story fiatue, A," be ‘oth southeart. B. Kichbor street, between F and G story ‘frame, corner Band, two story trame, an rreets. corner of Delaware avenge surprise, but finally laid his head on ‘his wife’s | and I street southwest. L. 8. Chapman, three | Shohie’ana wept ant seemed ate Gee three story Brigha, O rircet, between eh ‘ahd. 15th , and begged forgiveness fr his mysterious | stferts. B. beiwoon Gand “Me atroves, actions the past eighteen months. It is supposed ,on® story brick, Mth street. be- the reunited couple left for Washington Mon- venue and M street. F. Gay, two story brick. I etwoen M and N at west. Daniel Webster, one-story frame, between Sa and athwest. story, Tthetrect, between Band Bs ascti= ave- ite rorthenst Mueller, three-story brick, Pen 1- sylvania avenue, between 3d and 43g streets. J. 0. Lusby, two ween 13th and lith it day morning. pence Sr nero A Growl. Editor Star-—I think our beantifal city is cursed with as many nuisances and annoyancas to the square acre as any city of similar size in the country, and why some of them are not suuelched is what ‘no fellow can find oat.” ‘There is on Ist street, between B and C, S. E., an old shanty, fermerly used as a school-house, ic G two-ste bri Land M northeast. JW. Drauey c ¢ 10th street. between N © streets. James F. which is now occupied by a so-called military | Marshall, two-story frame, 16th street, between company, composed of ‘grown-up boys” and | B street and North Carolina avenue.” William others, who for over a year have congregated | Jones, do., E mreet, betw Asth street aud Tenneseep avenve. C.J corner of Sth and L streets northe one-story frame, Pennsylvania « and dih streets ‘southeast, F. brick, Pennsylvania aveune. ‘bi almost nightly in and around said echool-house, where they have made pight hideous by their shouts and something I presume they call drill- ing—the chief maneuver ot which seems to be the dropping of @ number of old muskets on the floor of the atoresaid shanty, with a noise p liarly .oothing to the sick and nervous, Al! this has been borne by the patient inhabitants of that quarter without any demonstration other than many curses—deep but not lout—and would have continued to be, had not these six two story bricks, ~ one story tween 434 and 6th son and Exley, 6 two-story bricks with Sorcoran sree n 13th and Mth. A4two siory frames, G street, betwean Gillen, two-story »petween 24 and 3d northeast. H @ half story frame, corner Feed. Tth street, Georgetowa. Kd. Meddler, ory brick. N street, beiween 14th and 16th th.ee S.A valiant cons ef Mars added insult to injury by Preston, 2 two-story frames, E street, b the addition of two drums to thelr nolse-pro- | fri aN Bye aca t ke eg eee Om ducing fund. These drums are beaten inces- | {! belvece B mer deren wn antiy—at might—by performers who have no 0 story and Freeh. roof brick, B idea of even the first rudiments of drumming, tween Ist and 2d poriheas a and the eficet may be imagined, but cannot be two-story . described. Two Years ago, a colored societ J who was buil 7 ir meetin, her en! Let ‘ i 3 ~ Cole, two ate Qs Wao Doss Nor Arr E streets northeast. J Road Gs vuthoase. “5. = + I. Between. 6th aud Lesaaoae ih street "Tee Jonx Ronrsson Suow.—In regard to tery frame, this mamm pation which ext on the 6th and 7 Eagle say “This cireus—certainly the | ever visited this cit; old cirens grounds, Fa ftreet. ‘This is not only acircus, but a 1 iaomtes 4 nia Cap et ame a & t. &. Hutton, two-story ween Sth and Sth, southweat etween B and U, Janes ween Bani © southeast. BE. en 2d acd $i sonthwest Jno. ner Ketreet and New 2 per Se. per Ib. er peck; do. per dozen; cym- per banch; enioas, ; | pe cooking ch; canteloups | *, grapes, Te. per Ib.: choice . per dozen. Sper pair; dacks, e ruling ‘ERSALE MARKET, Wh and 1 | © lity, has averaged not varied fromone Tel, and not . Agvatie Sroris.—The Analosian Boat Ciab met last evening. A communication in regard to the national convention of amateur oarsmen, to be held in New York on the 28th instant, we: read. Major M. Bailey was elected an addi tioval delegate to the convention, and M Josey T. Brown and George D. Patten, jr. were elected alternates. The committee on the seull cham; ip raceof the elub made a re: , xing time for the race on or — the a of beng mg that the course rom a point between and Potomac c!u! ble design be awarded to sive eunual races. A awarded to the winner * Is iv Bicawy, on Waat mis Wife—Yesterday the following telegram: pal cate Petayn: fae Ba, “Pxrzesptro, Va., August eae Washin, Please ship my wife and by Orst ti J forbid the marriage. O. Jowns.”* Shemenstary of the to the matter to Major ven nahin ©f police, with a request that he the case tor the benefit of O. for Jones’ wife ere ere to-day child, bnt wi information in hopes of suc- making inquiry tt the limited doves’ telegram have but small cers. ——e—__ ANOTHER > ACCOUNT WaRRANT.—Mr. Clos to-day entered a nolle pros.in the case the following warrant :— <8; Allon Whitney With steait tery to the stealing and carrying state a Round Kain of a Bridleo m her th day the 171 of August. D. W. Arvensos, J. P.? —_—* Frxz jet Alaska diamonds, French jet ana etrascan jewelry in all the ceived id | agerie, circus and ac rium combined. The menagerie is weil worth visiting, for it contains notenty the anfmals which age the attractions inother menageries, but rare antral never before been exhibited im th: dt, three-story brick, ©, between 6th and 7th streets B. two-story brick, Mth streat, Teeman. two two story n 19th and 20th. M. rame. Montgomery, bet en The largest clephant, rhinocerous ai et. atreete, Georgetown. B ever seen here are to be seen in this show. Se ee and The #40 .r1am, too, is another excellent and ia- M strocte A'S. structive feature of this inammonth entertain- | Regma, threa two-xtory 2th street. me?.t, and the splendid artists, riders, gymuasts | Letv een. acd M. V. Korber, anit acrobats who take part in the circus, are al! and © soatheast. ° tens their performances are absulutely mar them in the front rank of their prof e! between ous. A visit te either of these entertainments Minedite oie One seney would amply repay the visitor in his outlay, tne Dee ee all are to be witnessed in one; and wi one will amuse the clildren, the other part wil instract. he opportunity should be seized to see this meritorious show betore it departs. We may add that, in order to accommo: public, tickets will be placed om sale at ¢ Penns} Ivania avenue Tae Vincisia EvoreMent SENSATION.—On Thurrday last we published an account of the alleged clopement o late editor of the Mar tie, with @ young girl of that place named Fewell, leaving behind him a wife aed two ely , and the subsequent tra- vels of the parties. Our aecount closed by stat- ing that she been given a ticket in Cincin- nati for this city, and that Clark had joined her in the depot This Porice Covrt, Ji Koss, a eartman, fo: ure toanswer the ¢ aw. Hattie Koss plea the street, and was f pk and disorderly; harged with being a va; tayee Lizzie Platess disorderly tt .0r workhouse 6) dass. Aw same offense in he tfrom ahotel, where she has been stayin since ber arrival in this city, to police bi which place she met her friends. questions she stated that she Clark in this city, but was una- piace where the oald the officers on the marriage lerk of the court. was against h guiityof making threats violence to Mary Tucker, and was required to give bonds in the sum of $2 to keep the peace. James Allen, charged with lareeny of seventy pounds of old iron from ‘a railroad company; jail for sixty days. Deblia Tyler, assault and b brother-in-law, and was eryi left headquarters on Clark, it was report out Police headquar- y tery on Rachael | ters. nas been arrested and lodged in jail at Apn White. The latter came creeping into | Fredericksburg. Va., to answer the charge of | court very slowly, and appeared very mach . cbtaining money by false pretences. injur-d about herlimbs. The assault was proven int See te e been a very ferocious one indeed, and ige sentenced Deblia to pay a fine of £2), Sele Tre Weatner.—In the business room of or sixty ‘THE Star oftice the thermometer registered ag WING OUT OF THE SARATOGA | He said it must be taken off the pro- | have to publish | GEORGETOWN. Georgetown Ad vortisements | INSURANCE COMPANIES. River TRApE.—Arrived—Schooners David 10. 0. Fore cers Ter | ARLIBNGTOS FIRE INS. Co. MeBoren and Roamer, from Norfolk, with ju- = MECRANICS LODUS, Re 5 SA Tron the DISTHICE OF COLUMBIA Piper logs for pavement; steamer Edward Pay- CS O-MOMUOW (Parlay AFTERROON 4 3 | Carr . ron, from Philadelphia, with 160 tons of coal to © Glock. to atterd the funeral of ogr late Brother a ae wasea oe hee ae a sate. = cu Boatnas. FG... Massbers at Bister Lodges . =! a, Great Fails ice company? stéaate’ Gee di. cooee, ceannt™ Toas—Fimer Boaags | oe cee TGHAS. €. MYERS, Bac. Sec'y. ae -—-9 se Weckiagens nawetet Sad ee mea a eee eee | Te eee Sere ren. S'S WILSON, Tree dise. Cleared—Schoooners Annie Edith, Wea- | re > i @rorexrows, D. C., August 1, 157. a PRR se ver, for Alexandria; James M. Vanee, Fox, for ret Pas ar Boston with coal; steamer Geo. H. Stout, Ford, for Philadelphia. Graty Tea ve.—Arrived—Canal boats Nettie Markets To-day. ALTIMORE, Aug. 24 —Virgiuig eixes, old, cou- Graham, with 3.600 bushels wheat to George | pont, 43; do., cousilidated, S14: do.. fegisiered, ‘admission into Waters; J. N. lage Kone 3,500 bushels wheat oe Sony ade at sesh = = No permite will be to J. G. Waters; Mary Willard, with 69 bush- ¥ + 24 Cotton gui — ba els wheat to B. Talbott € Son. “Saies_a59 bush- | Rgwngs. NAT Flour, gat a “unebaage SW. W_SURTIS, Secretary. — cls fair red wheat at $156; 600 bushels fair to | do. $1 G91 1: amber, '§ 7 a: sek Suame Cesx: cops CASE CAPITAL. gieoeee prime at from $1 % to $1. Summary—The 8 s0aG155. Corn dull, white sonthern, 65s67. ae OB-e & Ehepdert’s But Bo. 908, weet Recap be: lenges! heel iang ehvice ghesp » ae S1085, faa Mg FIFTY (50) BARRELS EAB CORN, on band grinds on nese Ly. OF Peamarh wheat has declined about eight cents during the steady; southern, 39edl; wost xed. 3 week, while the lower grades have fallen from | 3010 steady; 75s00. Provisions in tair demand, | ®04 for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by SAMUEL CROSS. sorcery” YH Prowident, 12 to 18 cents, and th Ddillt Brices unchanged Mess pork, @15. B 3.0 WATERS 1 : . A © probabilities are that | Eochansea Becon—eatronn a BIRRCTORS, | there will be s stil) further decline, although | Gere eer Peit ies Wate au)-eost wen wee tee oe 8 5 the commission merchants are come of them | 1e=,s11 4 dail, ‘LIN 5 3 im. Wall, mat. eng Kevlt | Lara dat, 9." Western DECHNE IN Corions. Be. G. Merwerom, ote Finan, | Tux PROPL® of Georgetown aro not jubilant Naw Yous, Aug.21—Stocksdall. Geld he vy at | | Shirting Cottons of the best Rt reduced prices ws A ~~" ‘ nee | over the laying of the wooden pavement on | }%._ Money firm.. Exchange, long. ©: short. 9%. | Pillow Case Cottons, Bed Tikes temleg Pies ~ Bridge street, as stated inthe Republican, for | Yorernme ese ans eee. Site bonds quiet. $4.94, 9.4 Bleached and Enbicact a, Sheet ——_—_—_—_—_——— ee — = emacs - the vere good ree-on that none has been lati, Ig hoe Towels, Napkine, Deviion, Prom Chithe ant Nee WASHINGTON HOTELS. ‘Tux Strext Cars, orkmen are now pa- rt firm. ore She Sack | ving between the tracksof the street railroad on | —Voxnon. Aug. ST inished Mobetrs n Congtess to High, in | Bridge street, Cron Is 1T NOT Anot | Gay, where it hrs men tor three street ing tho’ e which are to b Some of these LARGE FUNERA Copeland, colored University, and a native of this city, were in- terred here to-day, and were followed to the grave yard by a large concourse of people of his race, an ong whom were a body of his former classmates. ARRESTED AT Richard Carter, whose freq was removed from the pavement on th side of High street, a sh ALEXANDRIA. Street Imrrovements.—Tho commit y council were ridtog ade upon them that idea not be lost sight of. sto es, a F and woo o ‘ H Yson's HOTEL, Bo, 709 G STREET, putt Berwees itm ax ery & ‘;HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Propric FRONTING Peewere aya A Peveeen 184 end A ste: T TIME that box of garbage DON. changed, ar distance TME WEATH Wak DeragrMant,Ofice Chins 8, Waeurxeron, D.O., August 2 SYNOPSIO FOR PAST TWRMTY The barometer has risen over th and midd! with general It has tai the southern stat, of rain on Friday over eastern Tennessee, a gt oy ern North and South m Missouri and Kausas (> d Michigan, with sou outhonsterly winds and inerease) Ness. aud with areas of rain over tue lower Min, sour! valley. The lowest is probably ceatral over eastern Nebraska. PROBA UILITIES.—Soitheasterly to southwest erly winds, cloudy weather, and probably area of Tain trom Kentucky tothe upper lakes, ex- tending eastward over the lower lake region by oron Sanday morning. Partly cloudy weather from Pennsylvania to New Englaud. Incre-s- ing cloudiness and #reas of rain trom nort Florida northeastward to Virginia, and probs to New Jersey. Clear and partly cloudy weathe: "a. B. WHEATLEY'S STEAM DYS: AND SCOURING BSTA Ovres—49 Serren Georget: . hed 1481; premium awarded LB; and te now eat, ‘arsest and most complete 1 the kind in this iboir u rar weather. s, with areas Wasniserox, D.G ening inan omnitn will Dreek, and in th enter t anvvington : mee ARLINGTOR,* VERMONT AVENUE T. BOBSSLE 2 Son, PRoraierens will LADIES’ GOODs., h ISS E. A. McOORMICK, 506 NINTH STREET, Berweun Bano F Sraners, L.—The remains of George B. , & late graduate of Howard 7 wy eS ©, WILLABD, r EBSITT HOUSE, Last.—A colored boy named ment offences have y r WASHINGTOS, D.O. made him an object of interest to the police for | from Tennessee to Louisiana. Bet Bene A Ray bh CHDRRWEAR jost = some time past, was cau: jay and secarely —- a>: 7 oelug ~y sa * locked up fn jai. ‘The iat charge gaint hint | | Tae Can noon, MuupER— Fosters Cate to m Allo, closing ahs of LIVERY STABLES. is for assaulting an ly injarmg an o! iy nally Ad ji ed in Oc — A Nice Question oJ SUMMER MILLINERY On Es. oI named Mrs. Bridget McDonald. Law.—It has been decided to bring up the case c oa coe D x SCARCITY OF {cx.—In anticipation of a scar- | of Foster, the car-hook murderer, in the Octo- | to make room for Fall Goods. Did jorees and Bests tor Mire Po. | city of ice, Mr. I. A. Reed yesterday chartered | ber term of the court of appeals in Albany. UsT “py of eoee Aer tao the steam tug Comet and went down the river | Should that court decide against Foster he has NDSOME 8U! Bie AZ . Proprietor, as far as Mathias’ Point to await the arrival | no ferther redress in law, and must hang unless Oranetytes, Tasos es W SEA ST ABERS 306 ber — there of « vessel load and tow it up to this city. | the governor should step in and grant a te. | m7 LLEB'S. 715 Merket Space ia RS styles om River Improvements —A. A. Dodge & | It is popularly supposed that the juestion which MUELISERY Goons: DRY @0oDs |) Weddings, ood eee ee Bro., theowners of the steam dredging ma- | the court of appeals will have to dacide apon HOSIERY, G@LOVESend NOTIONS. ataned nye — chines won st = city, have estes yes oon. is pone Ppl Sox! piltie, Me. Putnam, lew. sous ie oan cane Saat soouves, sleet Carriages, Pacdoniar te beara tract for cleaning out the channels of those | was guilty of premy ion. This is a mistake. ne Horses, aad Horses always creeks on the Potomac, appropriations for | The jury which rendered the verdict is respon. | All the LATEST STYLRe OE MILLING 4 | shane, =e ‘ which were made by the last Congress, sible for that, and before the court of ap- | je19.9m 1459 lth, corner P strest. — = CORnroRATION eBT.—One hundred and vals the ——- of premeditation will not | WEES PIANOS tty thousand dollars worth of the corporation brough! Up. nor any question of fact in SWE, Goons. Fo and BIB. , deo. debt has been funded in the one thousand dollar | the case. It will be simply on questions of law. | “nrg 8 HELLER, 716 Market Space bonds issued under the new law authorizing the | The somneal for the defence rely mainly cn one _ Mw, eee Ses OUT'Canece inanimate consalidation ot e corporation debt. echnical int in the charge of Judge Cardozo fs 10-So >. ENERCSES Tas a . Contgact won Licnt Hoveus.—Messre. | ty get Foster a new ttal’ lt wastoien ie PROFESSIONAL. nos sire Ae GAPE Mai a) Jamieson & Collins, founders of this city, have | judge reftised to charge that aman having a ‘Aeeurs for’ Sheah's, Paonen, and mannieciarers of obtayned the contract for the iron castings of | murderous weapon in his hands and using it, if D=, 3 B. MOORE, ani dealers in Musionl Instruments gen-relly the new light houses to be erected on the Mij- | not with intent to kill but to do bodily injury, 's Office and Besidence, No. 1924 Peansylvania Pianos snd all Mneical Instramente Ter: sissippi river and Lake Michigan. guilty of murder in the second degree. It ix said | ®Y®?UC. west end. eum2w | Bepaired. dectt-tr Aine Roe wiiet'ihe genera term decided Sedge curios | Dm. x # nauneanareciaie Rinses th , : f ded Ju 70 t. J. Fe E z CITY ITEMS. to have boon correct. Should thie obatt of an public that he has returned to the city and Fosumed MEDICAL, &e. peals agree w! the lower court, Foster will be — y The Public Library of Kentucky. | Yiken rin to the oser and teruinct, Nae: D,3.2. BARBELL: DENTIGT, willbe bavey | eee eet ae Bemale Physician ana sentenced to be hanged, babl, 4 tLian patrons. ne a fe onpulted t Second Grand Gtft Concert. November or December. On theothen Bandit moderae BELIN'S, Uptican. Chara cy * ae ramaaieedaaiapenre greeny the higher court decides the point of the defence - Kesidence and Consultation Rooms 11 9:h street, DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED. well taken, there wili be a new trial, and it is between df aud 1. Mootun, i¥ Sonrd, Modical at & not unlikely that, now the public mind has for- Jip wegqe es, Lace ee, tend mm iN ry Lats with ance, &c., at rear 6-11 No PostroneMEnt prom SEPTEMBER 23, gotten the atrocious incidents of the murder, | faerie Cranerye U's, POT ES, Odense D*® Sherine is N@ CORDIAL ans Fee. aster: may be condemned to a much lighter Com’r., ex: qucn, hie eens pomp = a = . . ‘conecione v tate Trice of she Pabile Library o Kea: Punishment than that first meted out to him. oS Courts ored 0 vigor. ucky, being satisfied, from large sale of STEN BErey . 6 a's. tickets already made, and the daily Increasing | _ &-Prince Augustus and Prince Phillip, of ore Ten anette na ai, caren 2. demand for them, that there will be no occasion | Saxc-Coburg, bave taken roomsat Long Branch | (facing Indians avenue), and Room 13: street, »- Sse for postponing the second drawing in the Gift | sg-Topeka, Kan., has fined a barber 5 cents ng, hort hatd Kegon fe oat Concert in aid of the Public Library of Ken- | for shaving a customer om Sundar, tod other prsceodinge ie Gast Bepeation PUnAgen ae seermcted meas thelr agent and | go-Councll Blut Spiritualists exclade red- | im Chesson krbeeseee ere ese Tre ane Gene Git Concert, to tay to the pub- | naired people from the circle. rely icl ers i ie ing wi positively take place on September 23th ‘prox., been paid wore aaband, Major MeCraith.has | JN, @. STARK WRATH! ITECT, and will not be postponed. An active demand paid €25, mages by an Irish court. ABNGINESR AND SUPERINTR: for tickets comes from every State and Terri- "7 Mary Clemmer Ames thinks the love of orders promptly exeotied. Dawid tory of the United States, and from the Can- | Pin-money is the most fruitful source of matri- Pree etree prices. L, at the adas, giving assurance to the Trustees that no | Moniai unhappiness. big ee Dow Som ere circumstances can prevent a drawing at the ap- B7-A ne; woman living near Battleboro, ~ pointed time. N. C., has hand seven A sufficient cleri: up with the orders this office may be relieved ef the immense p-es- sure incident to the business for the week or Pore ose di tickets, are requested to send in their orders immediately, as sales will have to ba closed in ‘ime to make the necessary preparations for the two. "mmediatel, especially, and’ drawing. It is the fill every order for the tickets, but those who be supplied; and if th until the sales are close: turned, instead of the t Gret Gi E) selves, Lovrevinie, K Branch office, 60 charge of Major T Fine Brack Pa. Concert in December last, when thou- sands of dollars that came too late were sent jim BS. WILLIAMS, ATTORNSY-AT-Law, ‘Boom 8, on second floor of Barbour's Law Buildin» Washington. pairs of twins and is not t age. ical force is engaged to keep over thirty-five years of for tickets, and in order that ZRF It cost Benjamin Page, of Providence, R. 1., $15 and costs to kiss a venerable spinster, in her own room the other day. 7&D H. B. the drawing, agents ‘ous of procuring Kemoved from 484 Lovinana avenus, noli-tr jou Fy. HAN ry ATTORNEY aT Law, Bo. Feane's Law Building, COAL AND WOOD. wish of the management to — a ticket, as well as to sell all Apply first must ose who pat off buy Alave their money ra ickets ordered, as in the NOW BEADY, A __RBEAL ESTATE AGE! 905 J OTICE. N COAL AND WooD! ‘The subscribers beg leave to inform their numer- ous friends and c , and the pablic generally, F STREET. 5 flack, thoy will have hoes te tice oee ee LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SUPPLY tat they bave pow on head apd are cousisuily re i 905 ° Taos. EF. Beamierre, pep dh RR Be PHIL. H. WELCH & Agent Public Library Kentucky. OF t the lowest market rates. ROKERS. AUCTIONEERS Angust 19, 1 iy on hand. OOAL arte RANCE AG ENTS. i Broadway, New York, in ® Yara MoMA GACEEN & BRO. — pas He i eo * “. ean . c- aif str " ee thorn EHOYS’ CLOTHLYVG: southwest are Me caren? Sagi” sped wnt Udien orton aa Ta. es STALOO » made by the bes! > | eberectced ans vane Moone 5.5) 9S pceeraionk mciae VW 08D AND Coat YARD, Dar stiations of all Kins tartare i o \ uses ballt: Ja wo. O. Hen Bors’ SCHOOL SULTS: ESTABLISHED IW 1854, 34 hans, coming in deily. Price se Hac td BUYS’ SCHUOL SUITS, — a = * Thavenow om band a full supply of all kinds of I wut in a few davs be able to supply the de- Bye: Dang SUITS. | WOOD and COAL of the best quality, whlok will be mand for my new “ Yucca” Cigars, BOYS’ DRESS SULTS, | “2 at reasonable prices. Thanking a gencrous enter Rasonio' A. I. Mepp, YOUTHS? BUSINESS SUITS, % ion of she senee ty ai ee Verner HY. re “The Pet” Cigar Store, cor. sth and F sts. | YOUTHS: BUSINESS SUITS bees. Ot he eeme OE ON Beet ER nineties, ee ‘ome Fifer Fer, $1 per visit — | YOUTHS? BUSINESS BUTTE “soame YOR CorMO List and Lerrond Sarg uueLt Deane es ‘acted without pain; Bunions, Bad YOUTHS’ DaESS SUITS, | —80#12-3m Nhart 0s Mole.Geergstowa._ | SPREE, | he CEME NT{BAND, &o..e » 8c, alg, relieved and cured, ‘at Dr. White's, YOUTHS’ DukSS SUITS, e@ak: COAL LUE STONE for Bui No. 535 15th street, opposite U! 8. Treasury. — Purposes deiivered tn of the Die ————— & TO CONSUMERS OF COAL ct Aen Dr. Warre, Chiropodist, treats Corns, Bun- ALSO, _ Se Pe Tea ent ond geld anf money te fons, Club and Ingrowing Nails, &c., without , CHEAP CHEAP it Mer sive my personal sere oemmens I, wil here. ‘ain, 80 the patient can walk with ease imme Piece Goods: — oy ey tiately. Operating rooms, 535 15th st., opposite U.S. Treasury. Coxpition or Stgzam Boitees.—A boiler in I hare now on hand, and dafly recefy >. m. marltt of Bed Ash, White Ash, and ‘ing. Lykens Valley OUAL, 1 ALL ae Li sii ) Mf fe =a ne THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE ‘T patieg w wbtog to purchase thelr winter's emp NEW STORE! ‘TuwnMoMeTens and Barometers are repatred i very sim mee and made to order by Hempler, near 4x street} WHIcH WE ARE "Y doal in vone but the very beet grade of Coal, ee NEW FOUNTAIN! PBEPABED TO MAKE UP therefore persons can rely ou MILEURN’S 8 good ar cle. IN THE ane a Bennington paper mis, which had been car- BEST MANNER ond oeel daree ee ee Sone DRUG STORE i rying sixty pounds of steam, began to leak the x Pete i i other aay, and a man from Sutherland’s boiler THE SHORTEST NOTION, Osilearty ca w. H. MARLOW, POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN in this city, who was called upon to| GusRaNTRKING SATISFACTION IN Corner 7ih atrect aud Cain BEMOVED TO THEIR NEW BUILPING, » it, was able to strike his hammer FASHION, FIT AND DURABILITY. it at the fi nnection with employed by a boiler insurance company examined the boiler only a few months azo and pronounced it safe for a appear that not e bodied ch e: city, received noti been repaired, but no ure in reinspecting it; his reg all the same. iuspection and fe inside, so weaken in an insurance company, will insure ninations the other day Boiler Inspector Green, of tuis rst blow. An interesting fact the matter 1s that an expert ad No. 1429 Pennsyivania AvEnce 3 Tonnd the corner from their MAsNeT™ =z, srens evans Sheowrs. FOWLER & 1) ing a euperior onality of Stone. Ample inepoction of those farntabed ti t Public Works for the abutments of ise will show that they t ta GREATER 87 A CALL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY 80. LICITED. year. It would thus ven private interest, as em- Reduction in Prices. YARWOOD are now quar. in these cases. Only BABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, street are superior any la iue fication that a boiler had just that it had been thoroughly IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF Orders are solicited, Which will be fcrcished with Inspected by the workmen, and that there wa: OOBNER Trs AND D STS THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE. dispatch. isting es tito SEASON, AND I - 8 Setign cient. Bamaniews, -menail. .- He, nevertheless, made an GAIN IN LUMBER —For sale, some, 25. = . Meh | mund ‘a ‘ blister” upon the feet C, CULLING BOARDS and Sai 80a DUCE STOCK, I AM OFFERING FOR ANJO INSTRUCT ing in its effect that it was | LING, in wood order, returned fcom Jac rand substit seem to be Inexen: of their boilers. vail upon an ins; boilers a few weeks ora few mouths longer, as 9 to remove an entire plate of the woodscamp. App’, sus st" 2603 ANDARIN TKA, MANE ueatre (M'me Demorest, Pres. Broadway, N.Y. Scld by Mra. Wheclock, 913. L st. 8. W THE NEXT THIRTY DAYs: BULLDING, . ute a new one. ' Mill-owners JS sably reckless ‘as to the state They often endeavor to pre- pector to allow them to use Light Cassimere Soits, at... $9, 19, 12 and $15 Btue Flannel Suite(thoroughly eponged. White Duck Suits (Derby FUL AND FBAGBANT. W. T. Co., 635 Fate sor favor from the inspector and against his better | snd Geo. Boyden, 220 435 st. Begy Ate ae AIL Linen Bits eesnseeeseree weeeeceee TO VISIT THE iudgment. | They seem to forget that the lives | Hi Tuten ty Um WEA Vm man BY. academe weer eis of their employees and their own property ma: —— - R- pay the forfelture of their Toolith termity. 10 P22 =". biscounr zB LAR 2B, Troy (N. ¥.) Whig, Aug, ¥ UNTIL SEPTEMBER Isr, 312 SEVENTH STREET NORTH, iy A VERY EXTRAORDINARY STORY is apparent- <a Gavs in jail. Albert Warren, larceny of | follows to-day:—8 a. m., 79°; 10 ®. M., 8)"; 12 Me, ly gaining some credence in Madre It is | Weare offering our entire stock of &, Pistol trom Me. C. M. Keres, reform gohool. | 2352 p. m., S45; 4 p. m., 248 seitbes snece ner lessens ntothe effect that King | LADIES’ AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS IF Yor mavE ioe y ge ee Amadeus was a party to what is supposed except Custom Shirts, at Speakes, both colored, pleaded guilty; $3 and Frver anp Acug.—Those afflicted with this ‘assassin: hoax, ALL costs. — scourge will be interested in the card of Dr. | witha view ts toe feewcatie ronbree fee ame | TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON onset ANY CONSIDERATION FOR YOUR PURSE, A Norte PRosECUI bus been emtered by Mr | Moore to be found elsewhere in-day's paper. y attack. | He, says the report, was much syn etey} OORWOOR, BURTY 8 b TAYLOR, Charles Closs, deputy district attorney of the aR Eee Ee chagrined to find one of his ments killed, | _J78-tSep} 683 Pennsylvania avenue. _ and like, which bo doubt yor do, to get @ Dollar's police court, in the case Mr. © S7-Mrs. Alice Carter, of Nashville, 15 | as be had no such intention towards any but bis NEW DBUe AND CltEMICAL sTURE. Worth when you spend ® Dollar, Butthe und Rice, een te ee nena Senet | ee a eee pote be Meckatnedy — signed wit do beter; Ac ll alvoaye ive youartiy was arrested a worth oller «Hay Fant sworn out akZRilings care: “There ain't ennything | ney General Lasdiscovered evidence implicating B74 DEDUCTION of 90 PEE GENT. bas been - —erhe. it in plete! a e known & cocond wife to hurry Ht eam.” Prim, and his arrest, tmade on all these goods. eduticiads tindiineas 7 Mr. Datchworth, of Iowa. has been S7-The Bar Association of York deserves Ge Purchasers will find it to their advantage to agitveree a lizard swallowed in the | the thanksof the country teeriapdiee 3S sive me a call, #7 Governor Hoffman, of New York, pointed a commission to examine the against the BI anatic Asylum. question, had St. Paul a wife,or was w7The the grest tonto 3 widows? is being e ‘th ‘The Richmond News says there are quent between cight and gine hundred tentiary convicts in that state, many of whom are hired out. ona i! Given = ‘ault-w. — lew be 8 going to the country, or to different ‘hove their wardrobes replen A. STRAUS, | BULLDERS’ DEPOT, 903 7rm STREET W. W. roan catate oe JO tf BASH, BLINDS. de’ tothe tye] propcne tg ek by capped io os MES |: eaias ned aire eaves eomumetrm: aur Siero | Eaacre ese CAPRRND Bal. end-3m 903 7th sh, oppebcUonee wicket, wrt