Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1872, Page 4

i EEE ee The Arrest of Billy forr=ster. THE MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL IN AwERTCA. Particulars of Hit Oapture in This City— Denies Knowing amytiing of the Nathan Marder. As stated in Tug Star of last Saturday, t detective corps of this city must be awarded the credit of capturing the most adroit and meto- | Hows of modorn criminals, Billy Forrester atias EVENING STAR. _ FY. -00e September 9, 1973. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4c., To-might. = | Marsha’ es Billy er Frank Campbe Theater Ceesique, Lith and © streets—Com- | Prony hig "Sie Sink Harding al 74 edy, burlesque, songs and dances. | Frank Howard, &c. He kas been suspected. it Metrepolitam Varielcs Theater, near corner of | will be remeaabered, of the murder of Ben: a- ith street and the Avenue.—A charge of pro- gramme this week. Odd Fevows? Halt, 7th streat_—T venty-cighth anniversary of Beacoz Lodge No. 15. A : ‘vocal and instrument! music, ete. | min Nathan, the New York banker. Police | headquarters, since this.errest was made, has been visited by many pezeuns to see this noto- rious criminal, and offer their congratulations to the detectivee, who have in tis case sustained thoir previous Be putation as eagacious officers. THE PacTS OF THE ARREST, a6 far as they have tran: are briefly that Detective George H. discovered some Cendensel Locals. Mis Marion Taylor, ct the Theater Caz! fe very like Lydia Thompson, lane, The Social Circle postponed their pic-nic_at | JAFs ago that there were two strangers in the 7th street park till toemorrow afternoon: "as econ tee coe e ‘crooked. advertisement. i ing from their appearance. A description was noted by his: and banded to every on» of the force, and Chief Ciarvoe <irected each to be or the look out fer the men. A plan wat soon agreed upo two individuals was known, anc on Satur lay Detectives Coomes and MeLiicesh though: it advisavle to bring bem in to Jeadquarters, which they did on suspicion of being convected with a robbery at Dorsey's hotei ¢.e night pre- vious. The elder one was reticent, while the younger.one STOOP GN HIS DIGNITY and demanded to know the canse of his arrest, and to have an immediate hearing. Detective Melevitt suggested in his preseree that they take his “ ging” and seng it all over the country, as he might | to be taken ebac | private chat with Mel The tile of photo- graphe kept in the ot'ice was brongkt out Biclevitt, who hit npon the picture and printed description cf “ Billy Forrester,” sent to the omer by Superintendent Keiso, of New York, a yearertwoago. Ata giance it was seen that they had their man, and a comparison of th marks about him tailied exactiy with the de- scription given, Im the description given by the New York detective force the fact that Billy had a large ship tattooed in india ink on his becast was not stated, bat Chier Clarvoe had received information ‘from one of his (Fer- ester’s) old pals to <hat effect, and on opening has shirt front, sure enough, there was the ship. This settleg the matter, aud finding himself The pic-nic of the Hibernia Benevolent So- ciety, a 7th stree: parle neat Thursday, will be avery pleasam: affaiz. ‘The pew defferscn schoo! building im the 4th qistrict was opened for the reception ¢f pepils day. The iron bridge which fo-meriy spanned the canal at 7th etreet is to be placed in position meross the Arsenal branch of the canal m © street on street work wore p Baturlay ar€ taken to bear J Supreme Conrt, yester- his name as Pat- tional com- busi- tan boat club a kave the ai hb and 10k of next inst. won, giving the results of bree years, being 1,242 and 11 licensed \o preach umber of marriages that he has solemnized is (4. The samber of baptisms S62. po ay Ee said at once: “GenUemen, I'm A corps of engineers in ine employ of the | Wanted ge eee ” Washington, Cincinnati and St. Lou arrow 3 5 vitoad are at work satveving the route | 8¢Ctsed othe Nathan murder.” Hess there: between Bridgewater and Harrisonburg, Va. bs gr sockedup, 524 © guard as placed in nase On the 12:3 of September there will be a grand pd ogg ae ethere gine snd sight. oe temperance celebration at Jacksons woods, on now than murder, the Baltimore andl Potomac railroad, where the | 224 is arsival in New York pat ap job on kim. He is glad to be arrested, he says, a3 he is wern out and tired with hie ceaseless tramp. He said, further, that there was big money offered for him, and asked for paper and pencil, with } Which he wrote a telegram to Mew Orléans to Browa club on Saturday night last, Wm. Dick- | 0P¢ of his pals, as follows :—‘‘Am arrested. Sen son fry the ehair, the tollewing committees wore | MY Clothes to New York, eee pointed: a registration. G. F. Austin, CB8t. | gigneq «Billy Marshall.” Marshall was one of Heticiret cy Holland, George Mancoand Wm. | nS favorite aliases. He further eald that head 1G Combs, F. iH. Fiaicy ant RO. Polk: | Ot fear to face the charge of being the Nathan - Combs, F. H. y nia murderer, as he knew nothing of it whatever, and he would iave surrendered himself to be Tecent camp meety g was held, at which the Sons of Temperance and Rachabites of Waeb ington, Baltimore. Anuapolis and the surround- img country will be present with irom clad ,'o- madabs of this Hey. At a weeting of the 19th district Greeley and Long, inhorp. | It is not safe te stop your cacciage, jump out | fatal Som Z bors Boots | since, had it not been that he has Seo csshall ld te nosey tar J "ie: | Seta tmeriorimenty wo serve gut one te a hates tes @ iD witentiary, from which place he es- Cle rey did so this morning, beieg in a jhurry, caped, Lag : y: And toli the boys to decide uetween themselves ears, and others for shorter it | periods. He said that the state of New York Before they had settled it the horse ran off. His | Pe! cours. was subsequently traced by ¢ragments of | P84" map oeliemneg 7 soda a the vebiele dropped A Pricery Orvicee Moungp ax> Bapty Braiex.—Oficer McKenna, of the {rst pre- cine! station, yesterday afternoon. about six O'clock, attempted to check the disordarly pro- ceedings of a crowd of colored ronghe, who Were cursing and otherwise disorderly near the corner of 4% gud E streets southwest. Finding that no notice was taken of his repeated warn- ings, he approached them to arrest the ring- Jeader, one Barney Clinket, a notoriously bad ——— $30,000 IN REWARDS OFFERED POR HIM. There are rewards amounting to $11,000 for his arrest, the $0,000 offered for the convietion ef the Nathan murderer. | He avers that he has never lett this country, although he knows that three dctectives are | pow in Europe looking forhim. He has been south, and only arrived in this city one week ago Saturday. He told along story of his ex- ploits, arrests and escapes in half a dozen dit- | ferent cities, and numerous other advehtures | since he was charged with the Nathan m irder. ebaracter, when the whole crowd turned uy 4 r, him. Afie: oki 18 they | A telegram was sent to the New York police on beat bith and stipe Me ene wen. tneY | Saturday: “We have Billy Forrester,” and an auswer was returned: ‘Hold Forrester until I communicate with the superintendent, who is ab-ent. He will return Monday morning. Janes Irvine, Captain Detective Force.” leocyraer Grn the foliowing dispatches were sent and received: Wasuineton, Sept. 8, 1812—James Irving, oe Epos t ee York :—Send on some one t to lay to party. 7%. W. Crarvon. jept. 8, 1812—J. A. W. Clarvoe, iil leave in 9:30 train this even- Fartry. . A. W. Clarvoe, Chief Detective-—It Kelso does not want Forrester, hold him fer requisi- tion from Illinois, as an convict under thirteen years’ sentence for burglary. Will guarantee two hundred reward when delivered to us at Washington, and take immediate steps for requisition. Groce H. Banos, “Pinkerton.” Waskincton, Sept. 8, 1872.—George H. Bangs, “ Pir kerton”:—If Kelso does not want Forrester, we have a charge against him. J. A. W. Ctarvor. Yesterday he was visited by several newspaper men, Detective Pierson, of Baltimore, and Mr. A. S. Solomons, of this city, the latter holding & long interview with him. Forrester |s a Scotchman, about 30 years of age, and proba- bly the most ACCOMPLISHED BURGLAR in the United states, and has a particular failing tor cracking banks. He says he knows nothing of the Baltimore bank robbery, but wished he ahand init. He read of it, however, jB the papers; hax an idea he knows whose work ins, whe comveyed it at | it is, from a description of it, but he don't D, where ic remained for ashore | “leak” much to the detectives 'on that or aay as sibsequently removed to the res. | Other matter of “business.” He is about five € mother of the deceased, on Vir- | feet six Inches high, slender form, rather broad An inquest was held yesterday | Shoulders, long arms, thin face, sunken cheeks, m, corouer, and a verdict o: ac. | €F€* large and black, with a constant wander- ing, and rather a troubled expression on his brow. He is rather roughly dressed, and looks | id, eeif-possessed and determined fellow. z = ry A > a acerna.— | Detective Philip Farley of the central detect P Cemuuioue new ertecks at | office, New York, arrived in this city t tm= © ) was commenced nearly | train and proceeded to police headquarters, te nearly completed. Tai when he expressed doubts as to the arrest or e northwest of Arling- | Forrester, but when taken to the cell he strongest ef the chain ¢ RECOGNIZED 1HE PRISONER surrounded thia District Tt was at first elevated andcom- | thought that it would be unsafe to take Forres- Mm Ding alarge range of the surrounding conn- | ter to New York, as his triends might attempt try. ose OF the war the forthas been | his rescue, but afterwards an arraugement was used asa mal station by that branch of the | effected with the railroad company by which an War department. The location being healthy, | apartment car jwas obtained, and at 10 0’ and supplied with an abundance of pure water, | this morning the prisoner was piaced aboard th tirely off bim. He fought the best he knew how, but finding himselt overpowered, blew his whistle. Before assistan: Troughs bad taken bis badze off and kicked him im the face, leaving an ogly mark on his nose and forehead. The offcer held on to the pri- soner, however, until assistance reached him, en his companions found him surrounded by at least five hundred negroes, all clamorous to rescue Clinket. McKenna bad broken his heavy baton over the head of the prisoner, and was without anything to defend himself, but but beld on to bis game until the reserve force came up and Clinket was securely lodged in the cells. There was a crowd of two or three thoa- sand negroes about the station-house, andorders were given to disperse them after the prisoner had been secured, whieh was done. —— A Man Snot Dgap waite Geyxtxc ror Oxwroraxn.—On 'y last three residents of South Washington, named Frederick Rohleder, W.H. Deckman and Conrad Weitzel, crossed the river, near the Long Bridge, for the urpose of shooting ortolan in the marshes at Gravelly creck. They had a boat, in which Deckma: and Weitzell remained to load the guns while while Konleder waded in the marsh aud fired as the birds appeared. He had fired off one barrel of agud, and handed it back to be reloaded. Deckman put in the charge, and in letting down the hammer of the reloaded barrel accidentally he trigger of the other one, when the ied and the entire charge entered the below the ear, inilicting a ‘otid artery, 3 st instantly. awn into the boat by his tercor- oe The Fort W ; three months ‘ag hips fort ix «it at once as the person wanted. throng the recommendation of the Secretary | train heavily ironed, both hand and foot, and Of War, Congre‘amace an appropriation toca. | Oblef Clarvoe, with Detective McEltress of tip ®ruct new bridngs for barracks and the ne- | city and Farley of New York, cessary offices. Th ire STARTED WITH HIM FOR WN! YORK. ing is eet in w The detectives are more especially entitied to two ste ig 1d two wings each S¢ feet in length and one story high. The foundation is of brick, containing 129,000 brieks, of the best the thanks of the citizens of this city for the prom; t apprehension of this man, as it has been developed that he came here for *‘work,” and quality, with frame superstrecture. The rooms | bad sent for two “mollis” to meet him here to a3- are fitted up with the necessary conveniences | sist in a job which had been Projected. Detec- for a military station, and is is to be complet-d | tive Faricy stated when asked what connection throughout within the time stipulated inthe | Forrester had with the Nathan marder, that he contract. Mr. Arthur Pannell, of this city, is | would ‘‘not give three cents for his neck if he the contractor. | gotto New York,” Finding himself about to got Start on the return, Forrester seemed rather despondent as of greatly disinclined to take (he Worxks.—Col. Lubey has been directed | journey. A reporter of he N. Y. Herald named < no water stop-cock is put inthe circle | McKenney cameon here with Farley. n which the Scott statue isto be | Sep sidewalks on 4\ street are to he ilding line, on the new grade. 2 Piperintendent of gas Lampe, has been instructed to have the gas conner’ 0) made in I7th street, between K street and Ma: — one IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED RY THE BOARD OF BUILDING Permits.—The following building | permits have been granted since our last re- | port:—Rev. M. F. B. Rice, pastor, church ed- itice corner ‘th and S streets, 48 feet by 72, two stories in height; K. Bruce, two-story brick, sachusetts avenue northwest, assoon as possible. | Washington street, between Dunbarton and The chairman of the parking committee, Mr. | Gay, Georgetown; Harry Donohue, renga W. KR. Smith, bee nm directed to ow out | brick, E street, between 8th and ¢ 8S. E.; F. the in-tructions of Gen. © E. Bab in the | Butler, three-story brick, Pem nue, improvement of Farragut square. The trans- | between Mth and 15th streets; P. Servin, anting of large trees i+ recommended | | do. frame, “4th street, between J and K; Wm secete #n early shade. The chi mgineer | Furmage, one-story greenhouse, O street, be- bas been directed by the board to make acon. | tween Sth and 6th, N. W.; John E. Clark, tract with ‘John O.E ¢ he | three-story brick, K street, between i7th and ape edie Engh ge Drage Bl Benne om Ay ‘agen, two-story frame, Sih Stowe wooden pavement 7th street west, from B street north to B street south, and East Cap- itol street, from Ist street to Lincoln square, with the same pavement; also, E and F streets, it from street to New Jersey avenue north- west, with the Stowe wooden pavement, all of said work to be done at board rates. Tee han mg ily ang Papi eho on urday evening, when Gen. N. P. an, pres- pti err a which he said he ees Visit or Vocatists to THs Crry.—T! of Baltimore, arrived belteved the diab the nectess | in this city at 10:05. o'clock this morsing, asd part in the polities of the | are registered at the N ete so gues A letter was read from Senator Wil- | of the Choral Society. After a will meet you either at | been —— larrisburg, and will let you | Hall, w! & thousand times for | erage, beer, a cms cleat, 1 Reet was gi o'clock the cntire ROCKVILLE AND THE Aq: arb Slea p, eaaiie eat Zam. | Svea tised elsewhere, will afford an ‘to will ie Naranes maa | Se m by wich every revement of chese | | Gx years. “He was « member also Deata or Mr. Sea Mag pag noes Mr. Christopher mack, over fifty years past a restdent of the District of Columbia. died @t his resklence on F street, near 15th at noon yesterday. He was born Nov. 3, i797, at ‘Satton, Lincolnshire, England, and em- igrated to this country when a young man, ar- tieing in Georgetown in 1816. For a number of years he worker at the tailoring business in that place, part of the time as cutter and foreman, under the late Mr. Richard Davis, a prominent merchant tailor of Georgetownix hisday. Sub-. sequently Mr: Gemmack went into business on’ bis own acconnt in Georgetow:, from whence ‘he-removed to the first ward, and afterwards to the place where fe died. His quiet, unosten- ‘tations habits ami great kindness »to all ns needing assistanee made him =any Fiends, Hor several years he was one ef our leading merchant tatfors; having a large Basing custom, especially among the old residents of the Dis- trict. He wasa prominent member of Ma- sonic.order, having entered New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, in 4846, but several poars after he united with St. John’s Lodge, No. 1i, of which sore years he has been the treasurer, and forthe past seventeen years he has beem the grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Maccns, having been elected to that position unan ¥ five or f Columbia andery of Knights Templar, in which he | ®as filled the position of treasurer for several years. He was on 3 if the oldest Odd Feilows of thie jarisdietion- charter member af Wash. ington Lodge, N and also a member of Coiambian Fsicamps ent, No.1. He wasaiso a membor of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Associ: He retired irem active business about twenty yeare ago—leaving his son, Christopher Can- mack, jr., in charge. His‘uneral will take place trow the Iith-street Baptist Charch to-morrew afternoon, ve.—-We continue our vate schools, &c., ailvertisements appear in another colamn of faz Parente who. seek for their daughters special advantages for tue pursuit of advanced branches will be interested in the advertisement of Mrs. G.M. Coxdron and Miss A. ‘Tolman Smith’s select sehool in anotber column. Maestro Antonio Bavili, compeser of Italien opera and professor of yocal music, offers his professional services to the masical pu this city on Monday and Thursday 6! each week. Circulars at the music stores. The Misses Burgess’ school for yarng ladies, 1403 New York avenue, has an excellent reputa- tion. It openson the 16th inst. Miss M. A. Hamna reopens her school on the 18th instant, at 2196 Pennsylvania aveuxe. Miss L. Fletcher's schooi tor misses will re- open on the lith inst., at 1513 New York avenue. The Mount Verngen Institute, 1530 I street, an Hoglish and Freneh boardivg and day school for young ladies, will open on <he 1th inst. ae Incarnation ehurch sehool for yeung ladize and children, 14i5 M street, will reapen on the 17th inst. For partiulars of Forest House Academy for both sexes, at Brooklyn, Anne Arendel county, Md., inguire at Mr. Holloway's ofice, 514 9m An experienced lady teacher desires a few pup Ison che piano. Inquire of Mr. W. G. Mi zerott, 926 Pennsylvania avenue. oe Tue Rattroap WAR ON PENNSYLVANIA Avenve East—Negotiations for a Peace. Joseph H. Bradley, jr., counsel for the Wash- ington and Georgetown Railroad Company, has informed the board of public works that it is the personal desire of Mr. Riker, and that of the railcoad corapany, to avoid any further ques- tionsof authority end duty, differing only with the board concerning the effect of the lawe, and preters to make the following inquiry: whether or not the board desired or would permit the company to remove the track laid by them on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2d and 4th streets east, Outside the proposed park line, the com- pany to pay the contractor the cost of relaying and putting in order so much of the wooden Pavement as might be necessary to put it in as good condition as the rest of that part of the avenue now is. To this communication Mr. Shepherd replied as follows:—‘I am in receipt of yours asking, on behalf of the Rageous, sors and a. pl road Company, permission to remove the tracks laid in the carriageway of Penns: nia avenue, east of Ist street, and in reply have to say that in my opinion it cannot be done without de- stroying the pavement. If it could be 1 should not object, but the expense of removing this de. seription of pavement is to the effect that it would cost more than the material is worth, and that the board could never be made good. e- jar ding the expressions in the last part of your stter. I will say that there is no feeling in the matter so far as this board is concerned. It was their duty as they understood the matter, and they attempted to form it. I think that the future will show they were right, and that it wonld have been better for all parties con- cerned had their plan been carried out.” jh stat sion ta SincutaR Case—A Whole Family Reported Insane.—Last evening Officers Lyles and Rose- berry, of the fourth precinct (1st ward) police, reported to Lieutenant Greer that the family of Henry Speaks, colored, residing ina house on New Hampshire avenue, between L and M streets, were insane. Lieutenant Greer went to he place, and on his rapping at the door the daughter of Speake, a grown young woman named Sarah, sitting at the window, called out: ‘Don’t come in.” The lieutenant procured a antern, and ~ up stairs found that the daugbter had crawied under the bed and coy- ered herself with bed clothes. On the bed was Sarah, the wife of Speakes, and her son Herbert, but from none of the family could he get a word. The head of the family, Henry Speakes, was not then at Lome, and an officer waa left in charge of the faimily and house. This morning Speakes returned and sent the boy to work. Subsequently the lieutenant, on visiting the honse, found the daughter with a bible in her ‘ap, singing. Speakes says that three or four weeks since the daughter embraced religion, and the mother got uuder conviction of sin, and the boy also, since which time they have been out of their minds at times, and he believes that he has caught the same ailment himself! The case was reported to Lieutenant Noonan, of the sanitary police to-day, and for the present the place remains in chafge of the police, as the family continue to manifest indications of men- tal aberation, —— A Puize Fiat 1 Wasninaton—The “Fly ing Leaper”” Loses the Mill by a Foul.” —On Sat- urday afternoon a “mill,” conducted in accord- ancé witn the rules of the priz ng, took place in the yard adjoining the Theater Comique, on llth street, the aspirants for pugilistic honors being two performers attached to Robinson's circus, named William Oarroil and Jas. Gothe. hteen rounds were fought when the referee decided Gothe the victor, beca’ of foul blows struck by Carroll. The affair originated in the saloon, where the merits of boti men were dis- cussed, and to make the matter more binding a purse of $100 was raised, and the men adjourned to the yard to decide who should have it. Car- roll has been in the ring several times and is thoroughly posted, while Gothe is an amateur inthe business. In the eighteenth round Car- roll struck him below the belt and hit him on the leg. thereby losing the g oy Quite a num- ber o: ctators witnessed the fight, and con- siderable money changed hands. Carroil is put down ou the circus bills as the ‘flying leaper.”” Prorerty SALes tw ALEX ANDRIA.—Green & Wie, real estate agents and auctioneers, sold to-day at public auction, 50 acres of land situa- ted in Alexandria county, Va., and a part of the Summer Hill tract, to James af. Stewart, for $00. ‘The brick House and lot on the sonth side of King, between Alfred and Patrick sts., belonging to the estate of the late Harrison Bradley, was sold to-day by F. A. Kirby, auc- Wm. Cowling, for 41,500. Aiso by the frame house and jot on the west side of Columbus street, between Montgomery and Ist streets, to Jobn McFarland, for #105. Also, a lot in rear 0. the above, to John A. Sea- ton, for £50. Al8o,a lot adjoining the above, to J. Marvill, for #0. Also, a lot on Alfr inrear of above, J. A. Seaton, for #1 Gazette, 7th. ——-—___ Toe Missixnc BripeeRoom.—Eight o'clock Jast evening was the hour appointed for the GEORGETOWN. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. HOOL BO EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. Whe OK, AEST ANTONIO BABILI, LLE CANI® wifect Walter ‘Te-Whestien Becgince semi: AT INTRODUCTION PRICES M Cennpnae ad eabtuaher of hiiion epere, onl Mine. 6 ber tensor day afternoon from her late residence, No. 25 ROBEBT’S Sdox STORK. Professor of vocal music, having removed from New | Bo "Tey pup errant Ist street, and was attended by a large con- No 1026 Tru STREET, York to Baltimore, with » view to making that chy | classes pow | course of citizens. Above New York ae. bis permanent revidence, begs to off.r his profes ORES? ® Our Punto Sonoors—The board ef guar- CHOOL BOOKS. sional services to the masical public of Washington Peet Oftce. | dians met last week, and reorganized the pri- Md., Rev. CY ats | mary and secondary schools inthe High-street — On MONDAY snd THURSDAY . Papiia met at Bannon Be Febool bullding by an addition of fortyecholars CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY: of each week. ELC WAPS a bntmore “Catalogues at Mr to each school, with two additional teachers, i Applications can be made at hit office nee, 44 Sih Street an" (Miss Gordon sud Miss A. Ross.) at a ealary of CRANDELL & RILEY'S, Ellie & Co.'s Music Store, 937 Se SKINS eine, OF LS DUSTRY — ei 3400 per annum. The salary of the teacher o! . ; . + vations bea:.chee, ladies Trows ale grammatechoolwasinereasel teal i> | CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS, | avenee Fer annum. Until the iret of May next, the | ‘d, or some member ‘thereof, will be in at- | tendance at the custom-house on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, from 5 to 6 p. %&., to receive applications for ‘admission into the schools. wreaur nestly compl. rene Bette aed eeits St the shortest notice; ebil and te Circulars at all Pianos and Music Stores. set mbrotdery. G street between wth ——— ne nnd Music Store ot HE M!SSES BURGESS will resnme the duties of ther SCHOOL FOR YoUNG LA Digs oe 03 Now Y. - eps? Contractors for supplying the augsi-lw PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ‘[ BB MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SCHOOL SO0O0KS MODDAY, September nue. 158 M. 4. HANNA to twenty-five. jaarter BE ROTICE ont frien J. Honnauer, formerty 1 on we BI He Reboot French, Dally lessons in' French. Saalish an ilalove and Hannauer, left for New York at rember “KS, SELECT SCiiooL copes x At 2136 Peneylvania aven: \ Loe Sciioo leet evening to lay in an extensive stock of fall a fl es st 1704 I Vtroct, will commenct sed winter clothing. BALLANTYNE’S MSs£. £LETCH ees schwi & Thirreseth Avunai Session Sept “Vous Tzak ry a Watez Prem—Some time last NEW STORE, Young Lado, 1313 N. ¥ night, the four-inch lateral water pipe running fumed Sept. 1th. OUNG LADias 3 pe Bh a . Tt Boss Ye semi frema ‘the large mains en Bridge strect down 496 SEVVENTH 8T., RELOW EF. Setersan See hours - No. 1538 J st..1 Corceran how.) mear Yorn Potomac e'reet, sprenga'leak. A force from All the New Books at introdection prices. ee? g VEENGE ONSTITUTS. Lad I fpet ve reopen on MORDAT, pone gey ed Fo voigtione Bipctact was tet at werk ie morsing: aati | (PEE BEW TARIFF. : Siedils DOETIE, » nates mete Soa tt int a few hours repaired the damage. 7 MADAME SoH: y , . hed at Sa See Cu:tpnes RUN Oven—Last evening about THIRD EDISION-JOCT FURLANEED, PEMEER Terme PrP Will open SEPTE OWARD ONTVFRSTTY Circulars to be iN 72-15 MBER 16ru half-past 7, a8 a sonef Mr. H. Somers, aged found at the privctpal b— 5 ie. sep: 73 about eight years, with an jatant in his arms, Manual cf U8. Import Duties and Digest of the mn force, 1.183. -—_ 3 theses _____ a 2k PARTM ENT. was about to cross Bridge street, he was ran Custos ie Broker and MES BU RE(WILL RE-OPEN HER SCHOOL o Tuition aud Bo over carriage, and severely but not seri- Counselor mere. Be hOBDAY, Sopember 25.1672. Re. 1305 : onsly injured. The driver did not wait to =ee CONTENTS OF TH NUAL. Sureees_ougii ta.th.cim* LAW ORPARTMENT what injuries the children received through his Ta Tarte Lawortrocs istiee dates the por- BOF CARL RICHTER will reopen his Masic | Year beeins Uctober 7 Tuition, $e. fall oovran, | Sareleamvers, End consequently got away with. foree is in large type, while that which is =e roberts 8 Oo Goer ene Bt cate, (Agracy in advance, $= out bet rrested. type. aD ‘ianos,) on » 7 °, r r Coune-Five hundred bushels of white corn shediate 4 P Hates of Dution alobebett- pee aia * Tons depinn OG hee CART ENE pe at: TRO alarmed and Decisios of Treasury Department a foot- Eth Uir von roUnG Lables. ae Ss sis — stopped for want of water, and consequently | APPENDIX —Foretgn Moneys, value safizea by | BE¥ York avenue, Mrs. & © ZACEROR COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. there {s literal! ng, in tho wheat | “Jaw. Foreign Weights and Measures, reduced io | HONDAY Sept JG MSS. Fee teeter eee | , Yearbecinetoprouber 1, eee Soper year son that none of the millers are inclined to b geced eter, EOPENING OF 4 GERMAN AND ESGLISG TORY OEFARTN ENT = ae as eae Gee Entsy Datement of duties f SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES —On TULS mber 11; Tatton, Hlartiey @ Brother rece! ard r~ A ot ay damay oyage of im ation. Sam- the Sd of September,the rchool «f Miss C. and Taisston etamined Bopte wheat per schooner from Alexst.1'>. to aay. = [op evpxcess of Cright, Lien bg od “— moe kad Bete at ea oar ti : oda. col oss of weight. Lien for da ° natrect EMAL DARTMEN v. THE PAVING of Bridge stre > will pra. My be | decmal #40 Ibs. Railroad iron imported for ee ranches of the Kina! Year bogies Speier campleted as far west as Fgh" sitet by vais | patrecnly. Drawback sa solace uf foreign hemp. language. F. Applicants for Sdmission ‘oxamiped Kephombor: | evening. The footwalks. \owever, will not Le erchandise mvoiced st en aver: how 5 and 10. JOGN A. COLE, completed for sae days 0 come. . Pec Re COLL ES __Seeretary Withdrawal of “SSURG. PENN'A. c Ck arerol u CITY ITEMS ce, Tian bonded | warchouse, time limited. i oe res p Eom pe ~ | zea oda - awback op for: t fi age an: Prtactpa . queria Prove i foe deci eat. grounds, thes sue comforts and tu sotiagiste course. |S jaw Wort avenn. northwest Ae x op Vast. =| Seeessing rate of duty and therefrom to tie 7 resi ™% ANJO INSTRUCTION cate graced auton pats; WuZT." aa | Regen aiaie Heaary aca anu | geeks" ange RP ete | BRARIO TRETRUCTION Naty A Garellered sad cured, ‘at Dr. White's, | Yeeuels. Firscrackore can te depsaited ia wats | Atmutent Postmaster General Evid, Some | angreCQMONIZATION BUILDINGS No. 29 15th street, opposite U: 8. Treasury. Bouse. “Invgices ‘wo state Tosolen weights and Grashing Works, foot of K street, W. ington, rner 4% stand Pa. avenue Tre Natiowar Sivines Bare, W.¥.ave| fevuscy doined alt in bond for caring fet: | or MARYS ACADEMY. = FAMILY SUPPLIES: and 16unat, pays6perct-ondeposts. Ziwistis | Pamege of rant of iron cr stan. Dicrimfeating | SST MARES ACAD NM ES: ———___¢— cent on products east of the Ca » Good when imported ft lscce weet | Seonicte’ {be Sisters of Moly Cross. wilt reopen (ueace AY, of Septem! 5 inetr ou is most thorougty in Boglish, the Lat Every mac TRERMOMETERS and are repaired iss and made to order by Hempler, near 4 streat’ Prckages trans AT KEDUCED Rares, ————E——— FLOUR. bauriuned. Re- cifort will be made by the Sisters that the Machinery im- Georgetowa Advertisements ~ hildren . boarders aud day pupils) intrasted to thei t FAMILY, gs rted for repairs. Beguiations for the importa. | Care shall receive a solid wal coheed rena J rg Wl sper quarts tose OF ctonssrows ropiae soavvis pons, Siaciarkenaeieste Tsar we | «Meme, Lancugecr, Brawioe sod Petey torm — . Ir oF full particulars DGAR, util the frat of May next, the Board of Trustoes, | fein'reguiari ee ne? ree OF duty, Under cer- | “Gurr ow © SISTER BM. LEOCADLA’ deserior Good BROWN SUGAR at to The Custom Loess, on ACAI oad Gal A TORS | p£tinted on heavy white paper and well bound MBE, PRUD HOMME wit on her Best 40 do. at il conte per of each menrh, betwaon the hours sf ive nad six p. | Pi{0: $2 paper and s2 bes rswoe et M "Faexch aL ENGLISH SCHOOL tor iat it apt do. at 12s couts por id, mw, t vive ications for ads ien into the Hes, on Monday, September 16, at 419 4 Gergetiwn, Pabite Scaools “No agpitcations will | 202 1 Peunsyivania avout: Ath street 25-1" Bost COFFEE. pe received at any other time or piace. HOOL, 107 P, i r Best 0 recely WW. CURTIN, Socrotary. LAND SALES. rete Gaeta ae ae ee wea Beat As 5. Sapir t Pepertmoats will resume their dutics Bea: BY Goops SEPTEMDEB 2. 1372. ang im” FFICIAL—No. 771, (G. L. 0.) CoLrorare INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LA jay etree TEAS, AT THE LOWEST ASH PRICES) firy IMPERIAL, a1 pias 2 t, Georgetown, D.C, Mis » By the President of the United States. | stesuene:u Principal Mise Lak Nelese Acclaet Fe eciffow par ib. AT THE In pursuance of law, I, Utysses 8. GRat, Pres- | Privcipal. This Institution will be open for board Re POWDER, 81 25 per. ident of the United States of America, do hereby | {8 8bd day pupile September 9,172. ang? lm” © per NEW STORE, No. 105 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Bert OOLONL 4 Best JAPAN, @1 per ib. declare and make known that public sales of valu- sble Pine Lends will be held at the undermentioned Land Oftces in the State ct Minnesota at the p FLMEGSON InstirorK. SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATUEMGTIOUL OOL FOR M eueMaTicaL We fnvite the speci mb 9 atte: the public fed t> the above | * a ¢ BUY: gad t. ; to the above gmotario guid weather act fall Ling of, Black | Shtpg: Sige nes ORNS nd parts of town | wuse-tr Rlamilton Hose ee ONS, ee ce : CRAIG & JACKSON. of mattional townships 46, 45, 49, 50, 54, 55, and 56, FOR <oita anger 703 K STReEr, ‘ARD.—I take t) : Opposite Northern Mar Fractional townships 46, 47, 43, 84, 85, and 98, of a J rN LADIES AND MISSES, Sth street 3 Ww. thaths tomy friends an ithe public generalte forthe | rapes 2. Fall term ‘will con WHA WINE , rie mubliec d . will cot RE car, Very liberal patronage of the past and respectfully. | _ Frecticnal townships 48, 9,80, 1, 82, 2, 54,%5,and | citatfaserm, Mill ce ‘above: Pp - solicit a continnance of the same for the new firm as ee, hipe 43, 49,80, 51, 52, 53,54, and 55, W ; MIRIOK will be prepared to receive pu- above. Promising bargains all the ime. of pang pal townships 48, 49,20, 61, 52, 83,54, and 55, Pile for instraction in English, Mathemattes, ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES, [)*CuiNe is coTtoNs Fractional townships 42, 48, 44, and 45, of range | $Ud\ Languages (day or evening), on MONDAY, ssaions ‘Fractional townships 42, 43, 44, 45, and ‘or terms apply at resitonce No. 621 South Caro. eile Cotton ities eck cdokea st vodcd ovtoce. | 538 = Grand Gof range | inwate.,tet- sth and Hthetereuste SauBaae” | CALIFORNIA CLARE, Hey vl Cc — aa Bed Pain Canton Flannels, Fractional townships 42, 43, 44, 45, and 46, of range Gzenentown SEMINARY, CALIFORNIA HOCK, Dame: jorth of base line and west corgetown Towels. N eS ome = of fifth principa No. = Gay street, G » D.O. FRENCH CLage Kins: Fractional townships 136, 157, 188, 139, 140, 141, and 185 LIPSCOMB, Principal. ra cheay dargains 142, of range 25. Tee ezerciae of this instituticn will be resumed | ROB’ wm. YOUNGER'S 4 ND B. 4383 4L Gil.” Gall end examine cor goods: renge se! townships 138, 136, 157, and 138, of | on MONDAY. September 16, with ea DUBLIN 870: BENJAMIN MILLER, Froctional townships 188, 136, 137, and 133, of | cop VINCENT S aces im oe ee iyl9.19 301 Bridge street, Georgetown. tpt Eos Cwansivs ons ena vorat cassia | gy the char ee ot Soe tae eee | MASSES PILADELPHA ALE 4 87ToUr MH. WHEATLEYS aiactiona townships 229, 190; 131, 183, 185,134,135, | Ge will plesce oer thas sheid Ment APES: | Pere ADELPHIA LAGER BEER, (im Bottes,) AND SCOURING BSTABLISHMENY. Fractional towushipe 129, 190, 131, 192, 134,138, 138, pty. —— 1 ‘Ovpice—49 JuvvERSON StRest, ypc Daxtnencres. HE MISSES OSEO. thi 139, and 140. of range 30. 1 SEORNE'S BOARDING AND | witha fne stock of IMPORTED Setabiished 1881; premium awarded 1867; and tenow | 19h ‘(ihn jas etree ah Te Hots Ses 1S, Ist, 138, |B, DAY SCHOOL for young ladies "ith, saat | TIC GROCKRIRS, sclected eepecially for temst'y one of the Oldest fergent and mecst_ oom fore oxta Fractional tOwasbips 130, 131, 152, 183, 135, and 136, | 943 M street, northeast corner tae i Use, and selling at # very low figure ” Frill copauit their ov. :...ccosta by sending in their | lyst rat townships 182, 188, 134,135, 196, and 137. many Dometic sees Princtenta ok the and winter goods daring the summer months, | fractions I ln a reece 3 Glare may be found atthe tot METZGER, Best piace tn fhe District for leaning or Dyeing | “lyractionsl townships 14, 138, 157, and 183, of zi ‘augw0 2a" =e jemen ching. ‘rything appe: ming to ~¢ 2: . —_ ; range M4. ; i HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSIC. the, baninces well ond promptly executed. Odie | Et oat townahipe 18, 125, 197, and 1337 of | 'T Hien scHodL, —_ (Becceesor to METZGER & BYLES,) be open until 8% p.m. Post Office Box 793. arg | T#DRe 3d. At the Land Office at Alexandria, Minnesota commencing on MONDAY, September 23, 1802, for the sale of Timber Lands uct previously disposed of in the uncermentioned towuships and paria of # W. HUNT, Parncira, Will open SerremeeR 2p, in the Borth fession Bocm of the 435 street Prestyterien Cburch, (Dr. 417 SEVENTH STREET, UTTER AND EGGs. NW YORK GOSHE: i Sone Sunderland s.) entrance at the north gale.’ ‘The Jele-tt Between D and B, D D . we 4 ‘ive be seen al pom ‘between OHCIOR VIRGINIA AND OHIO | Norte af base line and reest of Aid principal | frepcited Ty wy een Me ems Bhool Bovin Dstwees, ae a in, muall-peckages, received dally by express, for | peactional townshitc i tii,and 198, of ranges, | AUER: tna Do sdiroumed taroage ths Best BT op Look! Mead 11! saleby W. POLLOCK & BEO., Fractional townships 137 aud 135, of rauge sh | Lees Box 703. ange ae sef-St* 311 Sth street, near Pouun. aveous. Fractionsl townships 157 and 183, of rauge 23, MiSS.SEXDORFF'S SOHOOL, No 317 mh FL ST#EET MARKET, ~~~ |_ Fractional townships ss and 159) of range 0: AVE strect, will be recponed Septamber 2, by her At the Land Offce at Tazlor’s Falls, Minnesot | successor. Mice ADA C LAMMUND. For termus, -- commencing on MONDAY, September 30,1552, tor a DUTY OFF TEAS! the sale of Timber Lands not previously disposed of YOUNG LADIES’ mELECT SCHOOL FO. — MES. L. A. WITHERSPOON, 1713 B street. will be rec in the undermentioned townships and parts of town- viz: they have various kind anc choice qualities! rome The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends customers, ard the public generally, that A s est a The echo i September 18th For DUTY OFF TEAS Marketing delivered free of charge range st onloae oe JOHN WISEMAN & BRO., po na Fscre isstizers. ae si Te Fractional township 45, of range . is cular nO Ook ae OTICE Fractioual township 43, of range 22. CHOOL FoR Bors. PRICES ABSOLUTELY REDUCED N : Fractional township 43, of range 23. aE ‘The third annual session will commence the 9th of September, ot my w school rooms, on ELEVENTH STREET, 15 CENTS PER POUND ON ALL GRADERS Builders ard all persons who need any work in my Also, at the Land Office at Litchticld, Minnesota, between K and L «treets, Northwest, at ELPHONZO YOUNGS & OO. line, such t8 BELL HANGING, SPEAKING | commencing on MONDAY, October ¥, 1am there | Cirenbit’ ores or of the TUBES, LIGHTNING RODS, RLECTRICAL | will be oflerod at public salo tho undisposed-of lands | painciaiy 22 Bad St the Book stores or of thy BELL» snd LURGLAB ALARM. would do well to | in the follwing townships, to wit: ; REV. OLIVER ox, call ond get prices before going elsewhere as this is | Noria of Lase line and west of fourth principal | auld im No. 911 13th street, N. W. the oldest established house fn the city - : _moriatan. . ‘All kiads of Bank Safe aud Vault Locks repaired | Townships 27 aud 23, frause 22. GOsZ4GA COLLKGE. ‘Also, seo and made to order. Townships 27, 23, and 29, of range 23. Townships 27, 28, aud 29, of range 4. North of base line and west of fifth principal m. Jobbing promptly attended to, Give men call. 5 PRICES OF STGAR er and Dealer in Geueral Hard- NeW. Cy ‘The collegiate exercises of this institation will be Practice Poll bi resumed, at its new location, on 1 street. between © ds he Feet az 1 Townships 116, 7.” ig. 1, and 19 of ranges 21, | North Capitol and Int sirecis weet, on MONDAY, | Pefore purchasing elsewhere, Sh, }, 34, 35, 6, . eee ae. S CPPENHEIMER, *yownehip ii, ol conden 22:33"ond 20 and n renus: ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00. ss IMPORTER OF Townships 121, 122, 123, and 124 of rau’ ges 86 and 37 | For the Classical Course, per quarter of i Also at the Office at Duiuth, Minnesota, the ENGLISH SHEEP CASINGS, AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE CASINGS, aut Im 207 Bowery, New Yorr. J OTICE O NG A PUBLIC ROAD IN NODE COUNTY Of WASHINGTON. Boanpo# Pusric Works, DistRIcT oF COLUMBIA Land commencing on MONDAY, Octobe 24, 1872, the r 2, there will be offered at public sale the undisj in the following townships, to wit : North of base line and cast of fourth principal We are relling JAMES CLARK, Presidont ISS CALEU¥S'S SCHOOL FLOU ’ too, at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES. of range 2. will open on the oi 5 , and 6 of range 3, FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, . ‘Whereas an application in wrltias bas been tind pe eS andi: of range 6- at the corner of Peunerav:and Ost SB, aitS-Im* “ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00. to the unde: @ road in the | Townships 63 and 64, of range 7. Cis Linea canna a county of W @ point castof and nesr | North base of line and west of fourth principa ‘OVEB'S Boar. the residen z wart, Eaq.,on the north sile meridian. e opened SErTeMrER 9 of small bo; thelards of Bee Sw ag oe ee Sjoccen | powmebin .ofrangels. 33. Por cireulars apply at the bork storesor adaress the ne tar ds of B. arty Win. Mo oi 85. and £8, of range 13. Daniels, and part‘of the land of Carroll's heirs.in | Pownskibe S47 a0; sud Goof anne ia pringipal. Mise HABGOVES, 1330 Ist. angisim | wo ere also offering five or six of the said county: And whereas the urderaigned believe it Townships 54 and 55, of range e i conducive to the public interest to causea road to be MISSES PRBLEY will re-open their Scho 1 - ron WEDNES- ied as abovetdewcgibed and payed for: And wh. Townships £2 and 83) francs it DAY: Kept 1122, in the parlors of the Rewarette's ignactaoceeneamntunbantood 0 a And whera : od 017. «Sept. 4.1572, ¢ ay stthe ronto of saidread lis Seow, by the direction | gcwnanibe S2 and SS {at of range 1 Presbyterian Obureh. Mesidence,No, 10 Defrees | thet ean be produced, at prices which DEFY of the ope ~] iy. surveyed aud a plat thereof qomeaniss 22,8. paseo hy porrenecys. strert” For references see circulars. augit im* | peririon. ‘par in Ow joe: 8 46, 47, 48, 49,0, . i. - ant, 7 Notice ts hereby ceven of the application aforesnid, | ZOwDsnBS 46 7, 48s 49,40, and oh ot eee aT (THE CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIOAL | Ore ys 4 CAL; IT WILL PAY YOU as well as of the opening of the proposed road, and ‘ownships 45, 47, and 43, of range 13. a Lawes Canatn> ail’persons having objections thereto are requested | Townships 40,47, and a8, of range 19; 424 STREET, (DB. SUNDERUAND'S CHURCH.) - to make them known to the undersigned on BEPTEM- Township 46, of range 2. will be re-opened for the reception of Pupils MON- ereenUs BER 13th, at noon, at thy oM oh uae ae DAY, Septcmber 24. For particulars and advantages posed of Yess than two doit spy disposed of at uot Jess than two dollars fy ($2.50, and all lands held af mini. Siem Prtoe wilt (so diegonstl of af ot Ines than one ice of the Vie Presi- dent of the Board of Public Works of the District of Principal book stores, or Columbii . 10, Morrison’s Buildiog, call and see the Principal, MB. CHASE M., st 619 Pennsylvania avenue east. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Ov., BOYS, A sugié-lm marriage of Mr. Peter Horrigan and Miss Etla ifice to witness the ceremon: They were doomed to disappointment, however, as the ex- pected bridal failed to put in an appear ance. At nine o’ the ——- uct antly left the church, wonderi: asking: = y is this thus ?”” ‘The parents of the bride, Frepered te yedding. ‘oust, and the’ bride's we was Te: dressed to accompany her bonnie bride- groom. After an hour's impatient waiting word aden tite ae ee ee f Lely H Bee Ppt Hi i be three capital farces: Sandford’s “‘Freedm in,” thes Dutch Juste by ‘Knight, the “Oriental tan ballet,” c., &e. GROCERS, Bunre asp F Srasev Under Beason Temple” We eas, ONS “ H° ‘FOR CAMP MEETING.” ‘Boom No. Four and:a-balf street, Washington, D- 0., where oy etyections which may be mado wil be heard ad Gollarand twenty-five cents per cro, ( $1.35.) rai oe Ealtess mls eal cties greens ae comeal an, mi ‘vs UT POSES, for rilrosd purposes, will be excluded from the sale. ‘The offering of the above lands will be days appointed, and will faenich are advertised, until en. 2 P2zbERIcK FEMALE SEMINARY FEEDERIOCK, MD., By order of the 2027 -29,a15,9.12 Saag nee aa ist ‘pas: ordera by mail. ‘ima of every shade, size, and color, ‘A LARGE ASSORTMENT of OORBETBs:, (ven under. "ia theciey cfs Warhington Beat ‘GLOVED, ¢1, y order of z 3 aI-tt 718" Market Bpece. ee lewis Comminiec toned ton bllce