Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1872, Page 4

NG STAR. «+. September 6, 1972. = > LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. — The President's Moantod Guard Ist nigt warle foll arrangements for their approach. z wv © Frederick, Md. Jolu M. Langston, of this cite, was the first eviore ever received asa gues: at net House, Cincinnati. Mr. W...am Harkness, of this city, recently received some bruises Dy a fall from a stage- couch near New Maikei, in the Shenaudvab ue Bur- Robinson, the elreus king, has gen- erously extended an invitation to visit his show ow morning to all the District orphan With their dogs, had a lively time in the fuins of the Northern Liber- erday. Several hundred rodents ave been filed im the office of the h that the Holmead burying Boundary and “Ist streets, is 3 Joseph, t peace int rd, was honored ¢ Pioneer clab, erry Carson. has awarded crete stone wing of the ments buildin West eh keeper: of # res their barkee! 1, and was a! Dis assailants. ° The New Northern Market. RE COCUP: ¥ CORCORAN St as 22 DEAL- were comple to the O street € - 3 . Goodall introduced gas, and by eight o'clock all the burners were lighted, and the carpenters were able to resume work. The sheds tats morning were ready for business, and nearly all the stancs in the buildings which were ready were taken up at once by dealers. The hucksters generally occupied both sides of the pavement on © street, between 6th and Tth, while some stands were erected In other places. Inside the sheds the first three rows are assigned to the sale of butter and eggs and cakes and candies. Among the dealers in place on the butter benches to-day were Oyster, jr., Driley, Schlezel, Fe Eicher, Keller, Crown, Coburn, Dix, Ruth, Wheatley and Caldwell. The bread, cake and candy men in place were Seitz, Vo- ™ bneider, Kaiser and Vorlander. In this part of the market the rival tin mer- ebants, Hertzog and Rasher, are located, but a considerable distance now intervenes between | $f their stands, and consequently there will be | jarring between them in fatete. The butche: stands come next, occupying four or five rows, and among those who took possession to-d: were Hant. Hoffmann, Elliott, W. H. Hoove Glick, Krouse, Weyrick, Joha Rappert, Be Stewart, Crown, Basher, Steubner, Mchalin Morganthel, M: Gartrcil, Battomly, Solomon. and Ebert. With them Messrs. Stinzing, Miller, Ratner, and Schroth have their butter stands. ‘The attendance of pnrebasers, considering the short notice given, was quite large, and the dealers genetaliy congratulated themselves that their receipts were nearly, if not, quite up to their Friday's receip' i the prospects are that they will do better at the new place. Kents about the market have risen considerably during the past week. o- A Greerey-Geay Mretine rx Tae Eroara DistRict.— What they call “a liberal and re- form republican meeting” was held last night in the sth district, at Miner's hall, on 12th street, between N and © streets, and a club wasorgan- ized, with Robert W. Fenwick (late of the 1ith district, but now of the Sth.) as ident, Jas. Collins, seer , and Wm. J. Miller, treasu- rer. Three members, viz: Robert W. Fenwick, Wm. Davis and Mr. Garrett, were chosen the executive committee to represent the 8th dis- trict in the liberal republican central committee Of the city. A committee of six was appointed Bs * | purpose, He «aid there should be a uni «| Of paren Cow ey Pal At a meeting of the county school trustees yesteriay afternoon. the committe: appointed to investigate charges against Mrs. L. H. Dow lass made a report completely exo | Sud recommending her confirmation: a Miss locie Smith wag appointed au avs‘ teacher © O01 No. 1, 4th distriet, subject examination. .& petition from citizens of Mnton town was received, expressing regrets that the cipal of Uniontown school had been re- andasking forthe a} tof a male fa) of ability to take charge of t ct discussion a committee, co eu | ting of | Messrs. Mitchell, Brown and Sleck, were ap- pointed to ascertain whether or not the state- | ments as to Miss Abell’s incompetency were } correct. The committee appointed to investigate charges brought against M. H. Hunter, principal of school No. i, district No. 5, reported that nothing appeared to justify his dismissal. The report id over until the next mecting A petition was presented from the citizans of Potomac City, calling attenticn to disorderly characters who, since the opening of the school, t is alleged, have been trying to create disorder | mong the children, and to incite them to rebel | against their teacher. The petition says that frst day the school opened some of the sof the scholars came to the school and rect where their children should trown visited the school, and c! from one room to another, in ance of the remonstrancs of the teacher, o kept the child in her room by direction of superintendent. Arter this, the petitioners that she used violent and insulting lan- the teacher, and they ask that the investigate the mater: laid on the guage to one Gergarte reece teen, femaies, fi n. stem ‘was working well, and he i tbat a vaeant room at Mount ent and Uniontown be titted up for this effort erect the In many instances there was a ss to enforce order, and the teachers and trustees to f absence. lack of frm conducted schools were those in w | been ne corporeal punishment ad: j evt ministered. eg Transfers of Real Estate. The foliowing transfers of real estate have been file nee our last report in the office of the Kecorder of Deeds: Augur: >) —Sopbia inyder, to Maxwell V. Z. Woodhnl!, part of suba of lota’ 8 to 13, square 225: 89:00 WM. Pumphrey,to G. W. Stickney.sad 34 square 20s: $2.00). "M. Roch and Sognia Roch, to. Behren, part 3, square 420: $1.25. FE. Simms, to C. White et al., sub. 3 tos part 2, reservati -n $900. H. 8.'Mitchel, to Sasan $ and Killen ngerficld, lots 1, 2, and 32, sanare 725: iv). topher Ingle, trustee, to Joseph ey. lote 4 to 9. aquare 4,263. August 1 ~W. H.'W ise, trustee, to Andrew Gro- gan. sub. %.eqnare 625; 93,000. Louisville Twiich ell, to Bly ¥. Welch, sub L, square 750; # 4. Bimy to T- H. 8. dod, Int 9, square 1,005; B. Gals ap . to J. W. Parker, trustee, ail uf 0. GL. Seaton avd G. W. Bryant, art 12,sqnare 170; $2471. Same to : (Burke de toT. J. gem). square ‘tas $1,600. rot we jailor, .. N. A. Browne, sub 9. square 234; $2.899- Same to same, subs. 19) 30, 24,25 and 26, d0., @5 2. August 22.— Moses y to S. Mack and V. Mar 10; $7: Same to J. H shall, sub. M, square ill, subs. H and f, do. 3 W. Gorcoraa t+ J. F. Olmstead, lot 17, square 69; $16"). A. A. Keys me, subs. 45 and 44, square 153; § 30. Chipman snd Exley, trustees, to F. 8. - Phe. 26-16-17 and 18, sqmare 24; 8——- MS J. 0. Brown to BR. A. Phillips, part iots 8 and 9, Sanare 36; $4500. JM Ormes to Mary O. Snell, sob. 225. square 7400. M. ‘Phompson, trustes, aud B. Vardoren to W.B. Webb, teustec, lots 13 and 16 and part of lets 13 and 14, 53 s juare a0, 8 —, W C. Brodhead, lot Angust 2 Ty toD. 18. eqnare A Rewmysr to. A. Baamon. part lous 10 and 11, sqnare #8; $1,250. O.H. Mars ot sl. to T. Huyseman, part lot 4, syaare 1,005; $425. Mg Ggtente James McDonnell, part lot 1, syuace ~ IMPROVEMENTS ZRED BY THE Boarp or Prsiic Works.—The contract for grading, graveling, paving gutter with cobblestone, and building the necessary brick and stone masonry en Nichols avenue, in the county, has been awarded to Peter McNamara, for the sumof $12,500.81. The work wlll be executed accord: ing to the plans and specifications in the engi- neer’s office. Dr. C. H. Nichols, superintendent of the Insane asylum, has been meg. ga to ex- ercise a general supervision over the work, and tosee that it is properly done. In accordance with the contract the work is to be commenced Immediately and finished within sixty days. Sa- Perintendent Chase has been directed toexamine the sewer connections on Massachusetts avenue, between lith and 15th and to report to shall be made, to confer with the other republican club of the ‘Sth district, with a view of harmonious co-ope- ration in the coming election. A finance com- mittee was also elected. From the speeches made by different persons present, it ao that the object in view was to secure elec- tion of a delegate to the assembly who was in favor of the Gray assembly bill. On the appear- ance of Mr. Brooks, (colored,) candidate for the house of delegates ‘in opposition to Mr. Chase, (colored,) for the same position, he was called upen for a speech, and said he was opposed to the board of public works, and could not vote for or sustain Gen. Chipman for Congress. —— FUNERALS oF THE Victims or THE NorTu BRN Marker Accipent.—Last evening the Washingt n Schuetzen resolutions of respect to the memory offJohn Widmayer, who was killed at the Nerthern market on Wednes- day. The funeral took place this afternoon, frem his late residence, opposite the » an was attended by numerous friends and members Of the Schuetzen and of Oriental Lodge, No. 19, I. 0. O. F., Nat.onal Lodge, No. 12,F. A. A. Xx. — the German Lutheran Evangelical Associa- ion. The funeral of the youth, Millard Bates, con of Mr. J. H. Bates, killed by the same accident, took place from his father’s rezidenc», No. 15i2 Columbia surest, this afternoon. AnweD tx Covrt.—in Equity Cour*, | Jacge Humpareys, this morning, while a deci- | sion as to the admissibility of certain evidence | im the Croghan divorce case was being given, | the respondent, Dr. P. Croghan, was noticed to have @ pistol in his pocket, and the fact was brought to the notice of the court. Judge «Humphreys ordered Mr. Mulloy, the bailitt, to take the weapon from him, and see that he ert | the room at once; which directions were com- plied with. — Tae Live Stock Market—BSoard of Health Inspections.—Superintendent Gatchell’s report ‘Of inspection and sales at Drover’s Kest yester- day, is as follows: dinary q' ere S$Sto 8 per head; sheep, 4x to 6c sheep were sold for stock purposes. calves were sold, pen hee #20 to 655. DxMocratic NomtxaTions.—The pri election 1m the 11th district yesterday result: in the choice of H. .J. Briscoe as the democratic | 9130; lot 146, streets, ey a a or =~ and the length of pipe necessary to make the pro} connections With an estimate of the cost of the same. The plans of Mr. Cluss for en- closing the ‘ks on 2d street, between Indiana avenue and E street northwest, have been ap- proved by the voard. Citizens living on Massa- chueetts avenue, between lith and ith streets, having, during the past two weeks. complained that they have been without water, the board has requested Col. Lubey, the water registrar, to have mains arranged on that avenue so as to run inside the ‘k, and also to have a main laid at once in the north park from 14th to 15th street, and connections made with houses where they have been broken. These mpt remedial measures will insure the needed reliet. Permis- — to Messrs, Mohun & Son and to N. B. Fu; to ocoupy temporarily tweive feet the building lize in front of their lumber yards. Mr. An Gleason's contract for the improvement of Maryland ave- nue was Csagpary 4 extended so as to embrace the gravel ing, setting curb and laying footwalk on said avenue, from street Boundary street. The roadway on B street, between 1st and third northwest, is to be reduced in width to tbirty-tive feet. ReaL EstaTs Sates.—Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold eastern 22 teet of lot 1, im square 923, and improvements, (a two- story brick house, situated on 9th and C strees southeast,) to Mrs. Julia Matfield, for #2,550; Iso, a frame schoo! building to Wm. Humstead. for #500; also, a small frame building in the War department grounds, to C. A. Davis, for nd improvements, in Dole & Wright's subdivision of part of Mount Pleasant, to Owen Shugtue, for $1,400. Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, have recently sold part of origmal lot 26, equare 252, improved by .hree-story brick house, to Benj, S. Billott, for €7,250; 82 acres, 2 roods and 64 rods near Fort Carroll, on Piscataway road, in the county, improved by two-story frame build- ing and stable, to H. M- Lincoln, for $3,000; part of square 527, 3d street west, between I and K streets north, eons by two-story frame house, to Absalom Brown, for $325; lot 4, square 469, on I street, between 6th and 7th’ streets southwest, improved by two-story brick house, to Frances ee een fated — and 8, in square 353, im wellinga, tb J. G. Harkness, trustee.) for $1,700 and 81,700; lot H, square 499, south Washington, to George Mattingly, for 50 cents nd lots 0. ; and lot G, 1, K, and L, juare, to ry same square, toG. Berry, for 304 cents per Francis Prott, for 35 cents per foot; and foot. candidate tor the House of Delegates. The vote was as follows :—H. , 192; James Skid- more, %; Dr. C. P. Culver,7; Ed. H May. 4. ‘The Liberals and democrats of the 16th held a primary election yesterday, and Mr. Jos. ‘T. Coldwell was elected their nominee for th Howse of De! es. The vote was, Joseph T. Coldwell, 23; P. H. Reinhard, 163. ——_o——. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER. Yes- terday Officer Jobn Daly arrested a man at the Barracks, trying to enlist, on suspieton of his Deing A. J. Hulme, late freight conduc fn the New Jersey Central raiiroa charged, cn Sunday fatally sho: Phillipsbarg, N. J. ‘The arrest through a description given of him tn Ts of day before yesterday. He is now ai bead«tarters. a pret Kerortep Drowstme NEAR Pixry | 7.—The many friends of the fefore reported as drowned near last week, will be giad to hear that Mr. Ephriata Cheseer, of St. "s Island, who arrived here to-day, having last, says that the report of the drowning is entirely Ineorreet, and that all of those reported drowned are safe and well, and had arrived at their homes on the tsland.—Alezandria Gazette, = ° Visit or Battrwore ‘iney Point i i He argig eE8 et 3 iis Jast yesrwas (1-200 Fixe piated y neck! and aakete match, in alt the ma Patterns, rol! plate, made by Banans & Co. t Priga’s jowelry state, No. Ait Pemuaylnnnne ayat mne, between 4% and 6cb streets. Few he ten wns: P Rice's Jewelry store has recelved the or the sale of the celebrated Khas ee Jac Bue, —_e—_—__ Two Divorce Caszs To-Day.—To-day, in | the Equity Court, Jadge Humphreys made a | decree of divorce in the case of Ida E. M. Ad- | ams agt. H. Adams. The plaintit® sets forth that she was married to respondent February 23d, 1805, by Rev. H. N. Sipes, in this city, and | complains that defendaut refused to make any | provision for her support, and for the past five years has abandoned her. Mr. Norris appeared ter plaintiff, and Mr, Crnikshenk took che testi- mony. Also, im the case of Laura A. Thomas agt. George H. Thomas. The bill in this case sets forth that they were slaves, and previous to | their emancipaiion they,on the 15th of July, IScT, Agreed te occupy tue relation of husband .d wife, end they lived together as such unt! November last, when defendant deserted her; that they had six children, five living. She charges that in 1870 be committed adultery, as | alro more recently, with a woman in this city. | Mr. E. A. Newman for petitioner, and Mr. Cruikshank t the testimony. Tar Boarp ov Pouce appointed W. H. Bryant an addition patrolman for six months, to do duty at 7th street whar!; priv: Thomas J. Steele, charged with neglect of dut: and insubordination, was force; vates W: OG. Hanis, THE CovUaTs. iT, Judge Humphreys.—To-day, Jroghan; order that witness mast ounded before exam 1m 1ghn; order in referew es’ commission. ‘Costin et al. a wan et al; order appointing guard: eGuire et al. agt. Barry et al.; d cree pro conte: K ¢. Rawlings et a decree ratify sale hint, and aanand™ ing decree. Curry; decree pro con- tesso. Williams order finally r trusiees’ sale. Of al. agt. King et al. de. cree overruling exception to auditor's report. 3 Portce Court, Judge Mills—To-day, Abra- bam Elkins, charged with assault and battery and feloniously Fobbing Mary C. Durham of $5.02, pleaded not guilt ss Darham, a young girl, testified that she was in the store of Elkins, and he took ten dollars from her hands by force, and took the above amount from the ten dollars and gave her back the change, tell- ing the little girl at the same time that hi mother owed him this amount, and had author- ized him to take kis pay. The mother of tne girl testified that she bad never authorized him to take the money; dismissed. Henry Ferg son, colored, asvanit and battery on Lucy -Joun- fon; $5. ry Myers, assault and battery on Sopbia Lee; #5. SERIOUS ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER. John and William Hessler and John Wroed were charged with assanit and battery on officer Robert Burns, with intent to kil. Officer burns testitied that on Monday night, about 12 o’elock, he was passing down aveone in company with two others, when his attention was attracted bya distarbance at a restaurant on the south side of the avenne, } tween 4% and 6th streets, and he started the way to rescue a man who was being beate: by acrowd. He showed his badge and told the men who he was, and took hold of the man to rescue him, when the Hesslers took him away mn end dragged him (the officer) int the bar-room, and fastening the door beat him very severely. After knocking him down and cutting his head, they commenced kicking him, and (nding himself overpowered resistance useless, he offered no further attempts at de- fence, and the first thing he knew was the doc- tcr was dressing his wounds at his own house. After hearing other evidence and arguments of counrel, the judge held the accused parties for action of the grand jury, fixiag the bonds at $1,000 each under the charge. CITY ITEMS. Tre Potoxac Fruit Growers’ Assocta- TIon.—The Messrs. Reed & Sons, 1214 F street . W., succeeded yesterday in purchasing the e collection of fruit that has been on exhibition for the past two days at the Board of Trade Rooms. They propose to exhibit them, with their other fruits, till Saturday morning next. The public is invited. 2 —-o RELIEF FOR THE Feet—Fre, 81 per Visit.— Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., relieved and cured, ‘at Dr. White's, No. 535 15th street, opposite U: Treasury. — THe National Savinos BANE, N. Y.ave and bith st, pays 6 per ct. on deposit. 271t3.14t16 eS THXEMOMBTaRS and Barometers are and made to order by Hempler, near 4% mrest, BortEe AND Eas. NEW YOBK GOSHEN, CHOICE VIRGINIA AND OHIO in small packages, received daily by express, for sale by W. POLLOCK & BRO., ses-3t* 311 Sth street, noar Penna. avenus, oo GREATER Reduction in Prices. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND iN ORDER TO RB- DUCE STOCK, I AM OFFERING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS: Light Osesimere Suits, st..... §,9, 10,12 and $15 Blue Flannel Suits (thorough! mged). 15 White Duck Suits (Derby)... $10 7 and 38 Sc, 1,1.25,1.75,23 Outs’ Cheviot Baits. ce ccenssotiresen 7.60 Boyn’ Caanimere Saits.....-..ccsesnsesesseesenees 95 Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats........10, 12 and $15 “ Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Coats.....8 to $12 A Large Assortment of Extra Size Suite, ®7A DEDUCTION of 20 PER CENT. has been made on ail these goods. 7 Parchasers will find it to their advantage to give me a call, B7-Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Fiaces, can have their wardrobes replen ished at a small expense, ®7 REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER— A. STRAUSB, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between 10th and 11th Streets, jy%-tr ‘Three Doors from BleventhStreet. EXTRACTED N, 80 the shoe can be worn a Bieiclans eeanes ‘ai }) Surgeons, of his cetablishiment. Metablishen in —— in frase ctor 1861. jyll-tr ANDARIN TE. [OP AR a ustrerc. (Mme Demotest, Pree. Bold by Mrs. Wirslock, oof Sirti: the “pend orders by nisil. AND FRAGRANT 835, The Wash! tentien to the lating Library 'OLUMES, em Biography, ‘Fiction revenues, beyond to the purchase Ui 10 p. m. ‘Terms, (with right to the library) $3 per arnum: Visitors are respect- frlly tay to Land examine tue cata'ogze. The Librarian will be in attendance at ail times to give desired FREUND'S LADI information. F ES’ eo + and 1Ck CREAM SALOON, corner lth and = avenge. Ladics’ and gentlemen's munch every day, from lH a.m.to3 p. m., for 25c, Lunch chansed daily. My facilities for supplying Parties, Weddings. Dinners, &c- completty. are ans gaberiok to aay otlier In my ‘tine in the ci my would solfcit a liberal share of your patronage. F. FREUND, Caterer aud Coulectioner, 1101 Penn: exivanls evenue. ang-ly G OPPENHEIMER, oe IMPORTER OF ENGLISH SHEEP CASINGS, AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE CASINGS, 207 Bowsnr, Naw Yorn. NATIONAL DINI an’ Im N OTICE. GEORGETOWN. PRESENTATION OF 4 GoLD BapGR.—Ool. Wm. O_ Drew, assistant chief enginger of the fire department of the District of Columbia, Was waited upon at his residence,on Gay street, last evening, by Mess K. Collins, BE. P. Berry, E uillan, and “E. R. Smith, who, very much to Lis surprise, informed him that they were a committee delegated by citizens of Georgetown (including the members of No. 5 engine compa years » i oF officially and person inappropriate terms. The badge, which is gold, sists of two parts, connected by gold chains pout three-quarcers of an inch in longth. The upper portion of the badge is seroll-shaped, and is about one and a halt inches long and half an inch wide. The lower section, or badge proper, is in the form of 8 <hield, abont two inches long «i one and a quarter inches wire at its greatest ch be was foreman for { him with a slight testi- t and esteem for him diamet: It is surmounted with a representa- tion of @ fireman's bat, bearing the figare 5. a | trumpet, &c. Below these, on either side, is @ | fire-plog. to each of whichis attached a h the two encircling the sides of the badge their ends overlapping at the bottom. In the center of the badge is the representation of a steam fire-engine cat through the metal. The scroil bears the inscription, ‘Presented ta W | 0. Drew,” and the badge’ proper the words, “Assistant Chiet Engineer of the D. C. F. D., by the citizens of Georgetown.” BUSINESS OF THE CANAL- toll of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the week ending Satorday last were as (ol From Cumberland 5,42 $10 839 65. Ta® CaXat COMPANY AND TSE The statements in several Bal day, attributing the suspension of t | Geergetow nthe Potomac, are calculated to give an erroneous impression. There is at present water enongh in the river toren a hundred mills, tf it were ouly properly utilized. As stated in’tag Stan yesterday, the cause of low water in the canal and consequent suspension of the millsis mainly due to the defective dam across the Potomac, a few miles above this city. There isan abun. dance of water in the river, but the dam is 80 full of leaks that much of the water passes through Instead of over it. What is required, and what the canal company must build sooner or ister, is Anew dam, which will wholly obviate all complaints of tae millers in fature. The company fs abundantly able to build such a dam, and jastice to the millers demands that they should do it without delay. SUMMARY OF Tax Week's Coat Traps.— The trade this week has been unusually brisk, with heavy receipts and large shipments. There sre plenty of coal vessels in port waiting for cargoes, aud business promises well for some time to come. The receipts and shipments of the coal companies for the week (estimating to- morrow) were as follows: Borden Mining cor any—Receipts, 3.090, and shipments 4,200 ton gnew's whart—Receipts, 4¢- d shipments 2.500 tons. Ray’s Docks—Keceipts, 2,773, and shipments 5,925 tons. Consolidation company— Receipts, 7,560 and shipme rts 7,490 (ons. THs WakaT MarkeT.—The receipts of wheat to-day were 4,89 bushels, by canal and river, to Hartley & Bro., and 40 bushels to B. Talbott & Son. The saies were 3.300 bushels of fair to prime at from $1.72 to $1.51, and 3,500 prime at #1.80. The stopping of the mills has a depressing effect on the wheat market, ALEXANDRIA, ATTACK ON A WaSHINGTONIAN.—A ren- conter occurred on Royal street this evening be- tween Mr. George M. Miller, of Washington, and Messrs. F. L. Sm! Jr., and C. H. Smith, in which the former had his head bruised. Ga) tain Webster and Officer Mullen, of the police, were walking by at the time, aud betore any of the perties could have been badly hurt, arrested allof them and carried them to the Mayor's office, where they were severally fined and dis- charged. Arter they were released Justice Beach, on the application of Mr. Miller, issued & warrant for the arrest of the Messrs, Smith upon the charge of assault and battery. The case will be tried to-morrow. The difficulty we occasioned by au insalting remark made t> Mr. F. W. Smith, Jr., who is corporation attor- ney, by Mr. Miller, his former client. ACCIDRNTS.—_A young man named H. H. Harper, employed at the sash factory of Jamie- son & Co., had the tirst joint of his thumb acci- dentaly cut off there this morning. A ton of Mr. Welsh, living at Eergendy ncren Cameron Run, had his hand severely mutilated by being caught ina machine thereon Tuesday OULDN’T Find THE Batt —A tleman from Brentsyille reports that pe Ss who made the post mortem examination of the late J.¥F.Olark, were chathle to find the ball that caused his death.—Gazette last eveniug. NOTIGE,CF OPENING A PUBLIO ROAD IN ‘THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. Boanno? Pus.ic Works, Distaict of VoL: Washixcton, D.C.) August 25, 1871 Whereas an application in writing has besn made to the uudersigned for the opening of @ road in county of Washington from — the residence of B. T. Swart, Eay..ou the north wide Wm Mt of the lita.y Bos 2 3 loreland, J land of Carroll's heirs, to igned believe it the lands of . Taviels, and eet of the said county: And whereas the undersi conducive to she penile interest to caus opened as above'described and payed for: the route of said road has been, by the of the undersiged, duly surveyed ands plat thereof prepared anu filed in our office: : Notice is hereby given of the application. Ag well as of the opening of the proposed ell persons having objections thereto are requested to make :hem known to the nndersigned on SEPTEM- BRR ASth, at noon, at the offics uf the Vie Presl- Public Works of the District of aforesaid. road, and dent of the Board Cclumbiay Boom No. 40, Morrison's warliiog. pape peor st gua wees oh ‘sas eetoee nado w considered, "BY D. COORE, at ALR SHEPHERD. JAMES A. MAGBUDER, A°8 MUCLATE, Board of Publfe Works of the Distriek of Colambia bike Wor strict of ©. ’ By order of the Board. CHAN. SOMNSON, _anZ7-29.41 89.12 Assistant Secretary. CHOSSON’S GH cwsscz* AO Kid and Castor Glove, From 1 to 6 Burrons. Black, White, Light, Mode, and Dars. All the new faney colors to match the prevailing shades of Silk and Dress Goods. For sale, whole- sale aud retail, by ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., NEW YORK, augl3-tn.th.4m Sole Agents for the United States, ( TED STATES PATENT OFFIOE, WasHINGTON, ust Br r es A 0, 1898, ‘On the petition of JOHN We RIGGS, ‘ot Brook. xtension of December next, and Petition be on the 2d day of Janusry hex ‘Any person may oppose this extension. spelwat MD. LEGURTT, Cominiesioner. COURT OF COLUMEA, OF DISTRICT Pete eaten i nistratr sed, the adiministratr; the. ni tion of District of Ooluml TESDAY, tho 2srh day of . he final settlement and distri- m of “the personal emt ite of waid deceased, and of the ascets in band, ue far as. the mame have been, collteted “and. turned, tito \maney: when and where all the creditors and helts ef a deceased are no‘ified to attend, with their claims Broperly, ouch. or they aay oiterwiae by law be qxcluted froma Yeneit im eald decenand’s eatate: ‘ovsded, w copy of this order fished once week for’ three weeks Inthe Star previous '. A, WEBSTER, Register of Wills, per JOSEPH 9. OTT, Deputy. ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS by the use of Datura T: most feartul attack of effectually re Cpr ins bad gearcely emoked t aren i“ most per- of x The colonel responded | Ww BE E of the bre — the UNION BAILRO. NY cn MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 5 at 7 o'clock, at their office in own, Corner of Congress bad Bridge reste. irs saus, #e5-8t [Rep] Secretary Union ®. R. Company. ppRceune IN COTIONS, Shirting Coitons of the best makes at reduced prices. Pillow Case Cottons, Bed Ticking, Canton Fiannels, & 4. 94. 10-4 Bleached and Cabieached Sheetings, | Datwask Table Lincs from @ cents td Spreains meee Deas 101 Bridge street, W*. & Wana aYS E. BING AND SCOUR ine. Estab isHm any, rice—49 JEPrERso TICE Georgetown, DO. = Established iss); one of the oldest lishments LADIES’ GOODS. 8S © 4 mecommcn, 506 NINTH STREET, Berwin Bann F StReets, A fh zof LADIES’ UNDERWEAB jnst receive will be weld at very low rates. Alao, closing out balance of SUMMER MILLINERY to make room for Fall@ ond UST BEOSIVED ofall 10° SABDOOME suirs fall st cheap at mitt vit, HELLED'S. 715 Market Bpace. N ILLINERY GOODS! _D&Y GOODS !! HOSIEK Y, G_LOVESand NOTIONS. ew srtiere ~ by obo angel received, Goods marked at imore . All the LAT! STYLES OF MILLINERY, &o Jo13-3m a ne. THROPP, sya8_ 1459 lath, corner P strest. TRAW GOODS, FLOWERS and BIB- mite AELLER S315 Market Space, INSURANCE COMPANIES, Pe tense ace attendee Ts ARLINGTON FIRE INA. OO. FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OAPITAL $200,000. m. B. Biley. +5 SE Giice 1433 6 street N. Ww RATIONAL METROPOLITAS oF TH! DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. OBRSH OAPITA LL... enesemenemmeenenee 100,00: vaninavenue. "Hse RELY, Preetecy 2 SAMUEL OB088, Secretary. * 2. B. Biaxe, Vm. B. Wm: Wail, ust, Wm. G. cho T. Lenman, Rot Shepherd. Rolly: stew BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. a tall Ses arma ds 2 LL SCHOOL BOOKS FOR PUBLIC AND A PRIVATE SCHOOLS, ae Including Books for introduction, as low in price as © lowest, ©. 0. PURSELL, : 402 oth street, northwest, ang?0 ot Opposite ¥. M.C. A. Building. SCHOOL BOOKS AT INTRODUCTION PRICES aT ROBERT BOOK BTORE. ‘No. 1026 71m STREET, au31-Im Above New York avenue. graee Booms, CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY: CBANDELL & RILEY'S, CORNEB SEVENTH AND D STREETS, Contractors for supplying the _ augsi-lw PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ICHARD B. MOBUN & ©0., BOCKSE LERS AND STATIONEBS, 1015 PenxstivaNia AVENUE, Washington, D. C. ‘We are prepared to supply SCHOOL BUOKS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT THE LOWEST RATES. reps S cHOOL BOOKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. NOISELESS RUBBER CORNERED SCHOOL SLATES. SPENCEBIAN PENS AND COPY BOOKS, COBNELL’S GEOGRAPHIES at Half Price. ALPHABET CABDS. BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, MEMOBANDUM BOOKS, AND WOBKMAN’S TIME BOOKS. NOTE, LETTER AWD CAP PAPEEBS AND EN- VELOPE6, and everything in the STA- ‘TIONEBY LINE tor sale At SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, ne Corner 434 street and Penna. avenue, T= MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS at BALLANTYNE’S KEW STORE, 428 SEVVENTH 8T., BELOW E. All the New Books at introduction pices. se? HE NEW TARIFF. THIED EDITION—JUST PUBLISHED. Manual of U. 8. Import Duties and Di of the ‘Tariff Laws, in force at 1,1572. By Samuel T. Morgan, louse Broker and Counselior, Baltimore, oges PRTC ORTER MARTA ee, jaws from 6 Nema free sin ree tTpe, ‘while that’ which is iu 5 PART 11,—Sehedules of Bates of Duties, alphabeti- cally artapacd, with extracts from Regulations And Devisions of Treasury De: notes PENDIX.—Foretgn Mone by Foreign Weig! is and Measures, reduced to : are. EDUCATIONAL. . EN ELECT 8 L FOR Mi Soritet be 1°, betwena tet an at tense ill commence its tenth annual session a mb MAts1B0 ANTONIO Basil, Composer and conductor of Italian opers. and Profesor of vocal music, having removed from New York to Baltimore, with a view to making city his permanent residence, begs to offer his profes slonal services to the masteal public of Washington On MONDAY and THURSDAY of each week. ay can be made at hit office. at Mossre. Ellis & Co.'s Music Store, 937 Pennsylvania avenue. Circulars at all Pianos and Musto Stores. se¢ Im BE MISSES BU Ll resame Tee oo rok Yorke Lames MONDAY, September Mth. 1403 New York nue reps 2 ODBC Fe me. oO HALLOWAY's o> BOUE OF INDE © te ee . drew and 2ist etree is sept im =P LADY TRAOHEN, was urical education from (he best rT to dew t bev rEACUiNe OF THE NO. For tar AN EAPRATER: received, A For @ METZzEROTT. OFESSOR SHELDON'S FASHIONABLE DANCING acapemy, 2004 F Srarer, 8 Ww. we for the season on SAT ay ember Tan “Bicage call for circulars. Beeldonce SiS tee MS AT Recyen Her Reboot AST Jom NGLi-a_ AND FEENCI . or a oh On WEDBESDAY, September 15th, Mi siai Qh ror roUNG Lapigs wttreen At 2136 Pennsylvania avenne. se ie on MOBDATY, Sept 23d. ot £407 L street. between Mee. RLEACHERS School for Missa and | Mth street soi Vermont avenue, Number. mr DY Young 1313 N. ¥. ave. Daties re Sept. tb. Fi ‘after Be} ch. ws S betwonn the hours of 3. Tee ES SCHOOL FoR TOURS Labigs x : 4 MISEES, under the of Meret 1. W.Boglish pnd Frosh Beamtnag col’ Bat | CONDEON sea ieee K. TOL t School for Young Ladies re eptember 9 iste. ‘ MKS. C.W. PATRO, Privcipal will be Mrate ¥. Application Bok MADAME SCHLIECK ER. Associate Principal.) ™ their residensa, 506 se Will open SEPTEMBER 16 rs. Circulars at tbe book Circulars to be found at the principal b: ‘ake as — and at the Institut sept im* MBS, 4 x PECK fF SchooL FOR BOF.CABL RICHTER bis Music DYS, at 170: t Pcie ae Reroiane pase anges | Termes i. fc acker & Co. on TEMBER 1st, 1573. = anim | Vs ® LYN Seiwa,” M88 ¢- 2. MAGRUDER WILL REOPEN TER Ne. 1s mn Row.) ms 4 DAY SCHOOL on MONDAY, Pepcember 9x ¥. Septembor Za. Apply Bo. 111 West street. Goorget: porgetown. apr teal suo amartee hee % 4 F ye goute pa sitey a; Cireniars may be bed at the b a. = =. si A ELO JACKSON UWABD UNIVERSITY scecipel The ath Bae will begin ov H a> 72-1573, For farther information ai a" TEEOLOG 4i. mergereenr. ls a +r begine Septen ber ition end Bo EOPENING OF A GERMAN AND BNGLISN fr i ee . eee: DEBULBR will be ceopeued' et No O29 fates. wher 3; Telchen, G20; Ould comme: between th and Woh. Thorongh tustractio be given in the varions branches of the English. as aM “AL DEPARTMENT. poll as in the Geran language. For patti Fear begins October 9: Lectnres begiy 4 inquire at No. 2018 F stroct. . sare lock ‘m. Feee: Matriculation, 88, RVING FEMALE COLLEGE. naahayp tte Tena NI CaBU RS FEMA, COLLEG F DEPARTMENT. Bight mics cos of Harrisburg, in the beantifal Year 7 oe = be Tuition, €9 per year, valor, —— matings and | Applicants for & = fegerenetey NET PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. ratios of rie year resume SEPTEMBER tira” | vear'bacing becca iy Pole Oh year, Brrerences:—JAS. W_ ‘MARSH. 2 Applicants for admission exami Beptember © Assistant Postmaster General: se. Crushing Works, foot of K. street, NORMAL DEPARTMENT. D.@. a veer boutes September Ul, Tuti per veer. ST Many acapemy, eatin, “t Stminion capelees Seek S forth Keitfax erreet, Alexandria. Va.. é 5 ducted by the Bisters Oross, will reopen | 7 = re MONDAY, 24 of September. The JOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE AND FAMILE genie thorougbs ta English ake Lees, | G ‘BOARDING SOHOOL Fok BOTS Briasene, Every effort will be made by the Sisters that th» | 782m. Rev. 0.8. DAY. M. D., Principal. children ( boarders Is) intrusted to: cage shail eccive w solid aod refed slacaiion "| (X UMBEELAND VALLEY INSTITUTE, Male, Moric. Languages, Drawing and Painting form | Seated at Mee io eee SOM extra charges For full particulars it at Mechanicsburg, 8 miles of Harris- auv2w SISTER M LEOCADIA, Saperior bargbe rail, eth scholastic year begins Septew- PRUD BOMME th CH ard Lis M"h ith I SCHOOL, 107 Fnne iyania avenue —_—_—_—_—— il. be aie ‘ate will resume their antes FAMILY SUPPLIES: ang3 Im* ———. CGEEEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La MOICE GROCERIES DIES, 106 Gay street, Georgetown, D. C., Mise AT REDUCED RaTeES, Stepheneon Principal: Miss Lucy Nelson Assistant —a Principal. This Institution will be open fur FLOUR. ing snd day pupils September 9,192. wugae lm Beet FAMILY, @3 por quarter bhi ERSON INSTITUTE. Best EXTBA: G20 pot vectte vale, ¥} ©. B Young's Academy.) SELECT CLassican AWo MAT! o GAR. 7 SCHOUL Pon sraaaar iad SUGAR. léth street, between Land K. wentisth Annual 9t this School will Wednesday. September llth. - For Circulars, pabepsiuieeeer op 4 au2%6-tf Hamilton House, corner lath aad K'sts, 188 M.LAMMOND'’S ENG! , FRE! M™ So SEAR a Rashe sss FOR YOUNG Labine AND MISSES, No. 314 Sth street N. W. eh. F: ‘auit-im ‘H. MIBIOK will be prepared to receive ard Ldnguages (doy or chaning on MONDE, —— 9. terme at residence 62: x lige ave.,bet Bh and Tthtlereants ese aaa GPozertown SEMINARY, Ne. 76 Gay street, Georgetown, D. 0, MI8S LIPSCOMB, Principal. P. G. HOWSER @ The exercises of this instituticn will be resumed DE. a apa om MONDAY Sone metiaticn, will 4 ALEK IN CHOICE @ROCEKiES, efficient teachers, en ein 703 K STREET, ST, VINCENT 'S SOHCOL, corner loth ond G | *ue*-tf Opposite Northern Market, streets, under the charge of the Sisters of Obar ty will Beptember 24. Pareu RE CATAWBA WINE & will opt 2. te and pe ‘TA’ promptly. aug®-lm ma’ ie 08 DI werk Wrote Tas BOARDING AND ON UGHT AND IN BOTTLES, 343 Metreets northeast cons es ‘Thcrongh instruction by Northern Teachers. A palications bbemade to the Principals ai the schoal, and circulars may’ be found "st the besk . ‘aug 2m" uD S EnGuisn A Ci {oe ‘BUY sink nono * sa CLAsSICaL CALIFORNIA CLARE?®, CALIFORNIA HOCK, FRENCH CLARB ROB’T 4 WM. YOUNCER'S AND BASS ALB DUBLIN BROWN srovr, MASSEY’S PHILADELPHIA LB a@ s?0ur PHILADELPHIA LaGER BEER, (im Boties,> 3. W. BUNT, Paincrrat, With a fine steck of IMPOBTED and DOMES. TIO GROCERIES, selected espociaily for fea! 7 ase, and selling at 8 very iow figure RK. T. METZGER, {Buccessor to METZCER & BYLES,) , Miss ADA OU LaMMOND. For etc., apply until September at 514 Sth st.» SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES’, Ss MED. L. A. WITHEESPOON. suena Sp reopen The school will be Gecuters epply at jtember 18th For after Bey a E“zorre INSTITUTE. 417 SEVENTE STREET, A BELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ‘The third annual session will commence the 9th tere ELEVENTH. STERET, Li streets, Northwest. between K and be Circulars tobe had at the book stores or of the BEV. OLIVER OOX, principal, No. 511 13th street, N. W. jele-tt Stop! Between D and B. Read 112 Look!! auld Im Goxzaca CoLuecn. DUTY OFF TEAS! The collegiate exercises of this institation will be Bitaueed, at ite new location, on Pore betwee the Bd of eptember =< , TER! For the Classical Course, per quarter of For the Non-Giassical Course, per There wil be aa oxira charge of — for the use of Chemical “euil JAMES CLARK, President Ms cacenes SCHOOL BST MONDA at the Sornar of Peame UNG DIES’ SEMINARY. iss a QOVEE'S Doering and Day Scbocl oul beak. SEPTEMBER oe. Dies *. for book priveipal. Mine HABOV ERS TS HE MISSES PSKLEY will for Young and ©) DUTY OFF TEAS n G12 uarter of five daliavs (93) v6 dollars ‘end Philosophi- PRICES ABSOLUTELY BEDUCBD 16 CENTS PEER POUND OR ALL GBADED at ELPHONZO YOUNGS @ OO. Also, see PRICES OF S8UQ42 4 before purchasing elsewhere. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Ov. of small jor address Ist ongit- School lore of the Asseeabig's lors ‘ ian’ Chure No. 16 Detrees Street For references see circolars. englt im* Ts" CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIOAL ACADEMY, 4% STREET, (DE SUNDERLAND'S CHURCE,) for the rece; of Pupils MON- We are selling wil be re-oper: a. FLOUR, DAY September. For pineal, Doak srrenest too, at ASTONIBHINGLY LOW BATES. eter ee eeree ELPHONZO TOUNGS & oD. JF22DERICE FEMALE GEMIBARY CHABTEBED 1840, We are also offering five or eiz of the ‘Wil! commence tts Hext Bession FINEST BRANDS OF Baus MONDAY, rus Oru oF Bxrrxuarn of that can be prodaced, at prices which DEFT pesygeyestes Sev Tabs, E: CARR, A a-, | PETITION. GIVE US 4 CALL; I? WILL Par row" ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00., exocsrs, Burrn amo F srazse Under Mascate Pam ste ra i | (F7° Fox car mastine.” shpeswennannione ue . 643 Louisiane evesue, one door cast of Mth strest his new Oud extensive stock their of AWHINGS, Smal Med oo ‘B.c1umas, 627 Pa, arenes. |