Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1872, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. 7UrspayY September 21, 1873 LOCAL NEWS. - Condensed Locals. The departments! relief association received an accession of sixty new members last evening, anaking Lot nearly 500. Last) about 90 temperance men visited Mlexandiia, snd attended the anniversary of Helle Haven Lodge of Good Templars at Sa- repta Hall The nawe of Mr. C.J. Brewer, the regu rep ee fur the EH im the ct, was inadvertently omi fron r andidates in yesterday's Stan fe for the Hoxse of Deiegates tu the 10th district is Mathew Trim- "without any Tor J at the beginning or mid w. mos by Officer Chase, ey z Thomas Hurlib + Across the street i open Last nigh ipts cf the day tote yr might it wil b n and on Mon » the basement si w State De leted. Thy Proccedings of the Foard of Pablic orks. a chirected to. proce und laying of the sidewalks t northeast, and M hubb & he work of the improvement of west, between 5th and 6th, imme- tmision has been granted by the Mr. Edward Swann to pat down the iwith ¥ pavement in front of buildings Nos. 482 and 46 Louisiana avenue, at hisown ex- pense. W contract for improvements on Kbode Island avenue was amended yester- | se asto read: To pave the carriageway of | de Island avenue, trom Connecticut avenue | to 7th street west,with the Phillips’ block pave- | Ment. A con‘ract was closed yesterday with Mr. G. W. Goodall tor laying outlet sewers for eet soutbwe: inch sewers on E, F, G, | Kand M street, from 6: | pt H, which is from 6th to 7th st. Speciai Superintendent Fiynn has been assigned to nts on on } | | the sewer inG | t to Maryland parties, dealers | market, asking ue board refers lief. The inspector | been direeted to have the parke - Converse at ing ai isth street and Massachusetts avenue | I awarded the eon- | furnishing street lamps where they aay be wanted during the coming season at $6 1 each; said | e ateinthe usaal Manner and to have the Wilhelm & patent door cateh. James Badson ha: Feeted to paint the raibrgsenclosing the park- ing of K street, at 17 cents per ranning foo Adams Express company kave been authorized to pave with wood the sidewalk on B street in | front ot their stables. F & A. Schneider have | been awarded the co: t for making 500 lamp | posts ior use of the b ‘Tar Keoisteation— of the Lists —' ion registration were | st and 2 districts yesterday for | pose of revising and correcting the poll | t district 273 names were gdided—124 1151 colored, making a total this year voters registered—326 white and 50% ‘The total registration aiter correction colored. jast year was “1]—2s white 519 colored. Thus the total has fallen off but 15, the number of whites decreased 58 and colored increased 46. In the 2d district 744 names were added—106 White and 338 colored, making @ total this year of 1,0H—S~0 whites and 464 colored. The total dust year was 1131—5I8 white, 513 colored. There has been a loss here of &, the whites increasing &2 and the colored increasing 149. TO-DAY. Reg'stration in the 3d district (Georgetown West cf High street.) to-day passed of quietly. The number of whites registered was <35 and colored 72, making a total registered in this district of 9s2—whi 7il; colored 271. Last year the number of Was (2 and colored 257; total, 919, showing an — this year of (O—49 whites and 14 col- ored. ——————— “Errzen Ooe.”—Opening nightat the Nation- al thestre wasa great success last evening, in | every way. There was a very large and fashion- able audience present, and the house looked brilliant by gas Licht, the colors harmonizin; finely. The new drop-curtain was much ad: | mired. The new drama, with its alternation of | Tural scenes and sports, and thrilling situations, | Made « good impression, aud the finshed acting | of Florence—his uous humor in the lighter passages and tender pathos in the more serioas | scenes —moved his andience to laughter or tears, | us the «ction of the piece progressed. Florence is a true artist, and always has the sympathies of his audience. Mi:s May Saville acted the part ot the sorely troubled * Eileen,” with her | taiis, but is not as | Buch st home iu such a role ag in comedy. ae hot space to speak of the new compan: a first ap very interesting’ play, and ought to Gli the house this week. if the gallery gods continue to be so noisy as they were last Bight, it will be weil tohave @ policeman to Siter theni. —¢—__— - Rear Estate Satrs.—Messrs. Green & Wil- | Hams. auctioneers, have sold lots 5, 6,9 and 10, | Square 419, and parts lots 5 and 6, om Sth street, and parts of lots 9 and 10, on 7ch street, between K and S streets northwest, to John L. foot—lots on sth street, 30 cents per foot, th street, at 75 cents per foot; lot 8, syuare } with six frame heases, to Jobu Lynch, for $5,097; | fot C, Charles Stott’s recor subdivtsion of | origina! lot 1, syuare ©4, improved by two-story brick bouse, to Jon E, Kendall, for #1,3¥); lot d Jenkins’ subdivision of original | quare 7-5, to George Mat 23.in Holden and Ford's to Thomas C. Wilson, ° * Tre SEventa-staxer IsscxcTron Case. — eg To-day, in ty court, Judge Humphrey ly etal. agt.the District of ed, and Mr. Cook (who is d'bis able argement for ng the act of the assem! <Appropriating 37 to pay b street, as evidence of the emwell yet) . ter the complainan ave to ile an amen. ito meed Lis argu) comme ment. - tem of improv . District. remember th meeting to Union Hall, on 1ith street, between G sire and New York avenue. the meeting being to organize a cit! the, irrespective of party, to secure the election Of fuch men as will properly represent the peoe 4 not the ring, in Congress and the next Legivia!ure; this check the people must and will bave, if they will exert themselves. — ee AccIpENT TO A WasHtxeTon Famity.— Col. A. S-H. White, of the Interior Department, | who has been spending some time at Rawley | Spripgs. Va., met with a serious accident by the upsetting of his carriage on the side of the mountain & = two ago while on his way, in company with his family,to Harrisonburg to take | the train for this city. The entire party were more or less injured and were obliged to return to Rawley. ne A New Savines Bawx.—To-day a certificate ot a of the “German American Savings Bank” was filed for record in the office | of the recorder of deeds. The capital stock is | $50,000, divided into 500 shares of $100 each, and the corporators are John Hitz, A. Eberly, H. | Franc, W. F. Mattingiy. J.L. Vogt, G. Emmert, | ©. E. Prentiss, K. B. idson, A. Shucking, < Ruppert, L. H. Schneider, F. Stutz and © alter. ——_o—_——- Taxrw Itt tx THe Street.—Yesterday af- ternoon a man named Thomas M ell was taken suddenty ill at the corner of 7th and F streets, and fell to the ealted, ical aid, after which he was conveyed to the residence of J. B Brown, corner of 9th and K streets. Heart dis- ease was decided to be = cause of his illness. Pronate Covet, Judge Humphreys. —To-day, Mrs. Mary Indiana Cowling qualtied as admin- istratrix Of estate of Thomas Cowling—bond = and also as guardian of her children— | nated by. | him, and D: | with any classof citizens. | the need was for the election of goo | men to the i | ture meeting. Mr. 1: rr ernment en eer ena ee THE POLITICAL CIRCUS. Ground and Lof:y Tambli: in the | ‘Tenth Di-eriet. | How A BANDPUL OF REPUDLICAN NOMINATED A CANDIDATE ‘The latest effort of bolting repablicans. and | the most signal tailure mae by them, was thetr attempt last night at a meeting in the tenth « trict, at Carroll hall, otherwise known as Bligh's | hall, on C, between 12th and 15th streets, to | nominate @ candidate in opposition to Mattuew | ‘Trimble, the regular republican candidate tor that district, with a view of ng the vote, | £0 as to elect the democratic candidate. H. A. | Pixton was the prime leader in the fizzle, and | called the meeting to order, and moved ‘that | Jobn Wallace act as chairman; carried, and ex- | Justice John C. Cox was chosensecrevary. Wa'- lace took the chair, and stated the object to te the nominationof * a regular republican candi- date for the House of Delegates.” WERE THE MALL OPENs, to know who called the 1. LeBarnes.” Voices. — | “0, he's played ont;” “LeBarnes be d—d;” | “That's too thin,” &c. Pat got the floor | and commenced to make some remarks in op- | position to the proceeding, and as he evidently | y Of those present with him, | i by Mr. Pixton, —* Pat Curtain BOLTERS bY STRATEWY. Pat Curtain wanted meeting. Chair—“C for a long tim Diek Coy to spe aud catled at Pat. preterrec to be heard, ax his tri down; b th hames were again for a i heard. Walla to make the night. E serve As i ever since they hada right to vote “O, dry up, you old fraud.” “¥ ou have ‘associated with colo ox took his seat disgusted, and somebody, to keep up the tun, nominated Justice Cox. This seemed to set him up again, and he entered the nomination on the minutes.’ The coniusion was so great that nothing could be done. Mr. H. P. Chappell was named,and he came up on the stand and squared himself for a speech, when Dick Covington also mounted the stand.’ Here was Dick, Chappell, Wallace, and Cox, ALL ON THE STAND AT ONCE, and all t to out-talk each other, and the crowd hurrabing as lond as they could yeil. Dick’s voice seemed a little the loudest, and he was heard to say that the condition of things in the 10th district made him “weep tears like rain put 2 time, € declared goi | falling down trom the clouds.” cox WAS DROWNED OUT by the flood of tears and talk, and took his goat, calling out, “Make it brief, Richard.” Dick, Waxing warm, pulled off his coat and handed it to Pat Curtain to hold while he went on with bis remarks. The chair notified him that his time was up. but on he wer Pixton shouted until he broke down, and started out, as wasstated, to drum up reiuiurce ments, but soon returned without any, and during the tumult Pat Curtain nominated Mathew Trimble, which motion the chair de- clining to entertain, Pat put it to the Louse him- self, and de t carried unanimously. Here Covington (being stillon the atand) commenc remarks eulogistic of the candidate just no urtain. Chappell spoke against & pushed him off the stand. Chan- peli mounted again in a twinkling, very indig- nant, and watching his chance while Dick was gesticulating, gave him a push otf, and down he came tumbling to the floor. Quicker than thought he was up again and on the stand, when Chappell was again squaring himself to have his speech out, and both now being pretty say- age, ACTIVE HOSTILITIES SEEMED CLOSE AT HAND, when John Wallace hoisted them both ot! | stand. The crowd by this time getting ve y much excited, made a rush, but Lieut. Skippon and bis boys in blue and brass went in and man- aged to prevent a serious breach of the peace. Pixton got the stand, and claimed that he had not been fairly used, as be had rented the hall and paid for it. Chappell rallied ayain, and de- sired to be heard just fora minute; he said his name had been brought forward without his consent, and he begged to decline the honor, and attempting to bow very gracefully, he backed up against a heavy screen which had been placed on the stage tor theatrical purposes, and down tumbled the screen, with Chappell on top, to the great delight of the boys and disgust uf THE RETIRING CANDIDATE. Such a shout as went up, provably was never defore heard in Carroll Hall, and the chairman taking advantage of the interval of good humor, put the motion on Pixton’s nomination as can: date for the House of Delegates, and declared it carried unanimously. To be ‘even tor this little piece of strategy, three times three cheers were Fixen for Chipman and Trimble, and the crowd dispersed. Just 2s the lights were about to be extinguished. Le Barnes came in cocked and primed to make a spread-eagle speech, bat the only show ef the scene he got was the tall form of John Bligh turning off the last gas jet. Greelesite Gatherings Besides the Greeley ratitication meeting in Georgetown last night, waich, on account of its high-tragedy talk about brimstone and lamp- post hangings, would be out of place among these lighter performances, and bas theret been assigned a place in another column, there were several other meetings of the demucrats. ‘THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM (democrats and conservatives) failed to mu enough tor a meeting last night at Stott’s hal THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT GREELEY AND BRO’ CLUB met at Potomac hall last evening, : trom their president, Dr. Culver, dee presidency—having accepted an invitation ‘rom Judge Moore to accompany him on a canvass in Pennsylvania—was received, and the follow officers were eiected:—Mr. Edward Hammers: ley, ; Charles ©. Anderson aud Dr. Leach, vice presidents. Dr. Clayton made one of bis set speeches, and was followed by Mr. Briscoe and others. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN TUE NINETEENTH DisTRICT. The 19th district democratic and consereative club held @ mecting last night at O'Brien's school-bouse, Mr. Theodore Friebus in the chair, and J. H. Busher secretary. Mr. George Killian received the nomination as candidaic for the House of Delegates, and in a few ap- propriate remarks accepted the nomination. esolutions were adopted endorsing L. G. Hine as their delegate to Congress and the resolutions ot the democratic executive commi'tee. THE GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB OF THE 2)TH DISTRICT. itus’ hall last evening, Mr. H. Taylor iding, with J.C. Eutwisle secretary. Mr. Atkinson addressed the meeting, saying that the members of the colored organization in the lower part of the district were determined to bring about a change in the local government, and to this end they were willing t» co-operate Mr. Callahan wished to know if the organization was in favor or L. G. Hine for Congr Mr. Hawkins said that Congres met at bi pres: e of Delegates, who could not be intlaenced. pt. A. Grant said they wanted no Greeley or Grent party here, but every one who favored the overthrow of the present Dist govern- Mr. Young, from the committee of con- ference, said that he had been authorized by lis meeting to propose to this club to unite on a people’s man, not one because he delonged to any party. Mr. M.T. Dooley moved that a com- tuittce of five be appointed to ‘confer with the committee trom the lower ward club to select the names of candidates to be reported at a fu- ynch moved to amend by adding that the committees be empowered to appeint a candidate whom the club binds itself, fo support, to be reported at the meeting on Thursday night; adop' The following com. mittee was appointed :— Messrs. Entwisle, Tay- lor, Grant, Caspar dole: Al ther Chapter the Ring Case. About 7 o'clock last evening Officer Rainey brought to the central guard-house a respecta- Diy dressed gentleman—a stranger in the elty— Sane with insulting Miss Jennie Haney, who, it will be remembered, tigured in the diamond ring case lately. The indignant young Miss followed the policeman and his prisoner to the station-house, where she made the following statement: The strange gentleman went to her ing house on Pennsylvania avenue, and she was alone in the house. He inquired if she was the lady he was in search of, calling her by . She replied, — — oat = indecent i indignantly re- tented. Ho then taeisted that she walk or ride out with him, and was so bold that she became He was in his importuni- e ber walk out with him, and took { leave promising to return again at’ 6 o'clock. During the day she states that she saw this same man walking up and down the avenue in com- pany with the same timan with whom sie had the ring aaventure a few days since. ‘ o’clock the same man returned and renewed his | insults to her, when the boarding-house keeper and others of ber friends, being in the house, an officer was cent for, who took him into cus: tody as stated above. story told by the man is somewhat dif ferent. He says he is an arm; officer just from North C: and ping at the National hotel; that a. ith his friend Capt. D., the latter described this young lady and her resi- dence to him, and he went there in good faith and made an arrangement with the lady to go bend im ike amount. d in $10,060 as administrator of Solomon mn. The iast will of Catherine Chisholm was filed. bor 7 - wi Fixe $27 sEwELny, sets, bracelets, ne: Joekets and bandeats to match, received at Priga’s dollar jewelry store, No. 457 Peousylva- Bis avenue, belween 4 and oth stregts, cklaces, Phitlip Emerich gave | with him to @ house on Lith street, at the hour | named, she readily assentrng; that he called at | the boar she had named as the time she would | be at leisure and alone, but the boarding-house | keeper having unexpectedly arrived, & new turn fairs. be pm name as Capt. Wm. Barry, and there being no charge ou which he could be \ held, the sergeant in charge dismissed him. Pp | latter were the TOWN GREELE gS THE GLORGETOWN 6 Red Hot and Still a sa orp term o nd after the jurors had ed the grand c TRIED, CONDEMNED broceeded to thelr room t 1 s ceeded to om to pusiness, and AKD CENTENCED—SOME TO BE HANGED AND ugg Carter discuurgen t t jurors until THR OTHRES SENT TO TAE PEN M HANGMAN NORRIS TRINKS LAM! RT, Judge Miils.—To-day, J . ‘ THINKS Lal . Jwige Mills —To.day, Tames YESIEAT FOR DISPOSING Horr Lowning, load OFFICIALS strect soutivens A jo nt ratification meeting of the “friends of 3 oe Lancaster, charged wita pr the judge that her husband was locked in her er woman, and she ; olinson pleaded guilty to being profane deunk, and was fined $5 Daniel Davis, colored, assauit and bat- tery on Mary Davis, hie wife: 5 and costs, Philhs Jones, assaulton Louisa Myers; tined® reform” in the 2d and ith districts was held in ce, ( own, last even- vk piace from the steps of @ a temporary stand had rz aking the post office, wher: been erected, which was lighted up with torches and Chinese lanter1 aad tran-parencies, decorated h flags - Philip Moore, charged with assault and battery rele; 1 Brown ¢ No > on Louisa Berry. Loaisa says she heeps a cheap For Congress, 10dxing house, and Philip was oneot her lodgers. riiberty and J of Delegates, Jame-col. | Her price for sleeping on the tloor without. pil- a. titne; for ‘ = <t “was | ews is 25 cents per week. Philip had lodged Petcint and feted ‘the Sane. Be W'D, | two weeks as a floor lodger, and owed her titty Cassin called the aseemblage to order, and anz | CfBts. She went to colirct it, when he ignore l the debt, and assaulted ber i ner. as shown that Lou! sive , apd the Scott Fowler, Andrew Fav rieited. D Mary Brow: yeorge Gardiner, charged with an att gant Clayton testift arr street, just after they had had a teartal fi g one of those crowds (9 coilect that can only be found in the Division. After the testimony, Lats sand the Nelly Johnson, assault and Brown; nolle pros. Wa. E father with being + reform school six mo: nounced Mr, Esau Pickerell as chairman of the meeting, with Me=srs. Hugh Caperton, John Pf. Mitchel’, William K ng, and -Toseph Libbey as vice presidents, and William D. Cassin as sec- retary. Mr. Pickerell, on assuming the chair, said he did not propose to make asneech. Others abler and more eloquent than himself would he meet Mr. Wm. was the aggres- urt dismissed from the committee * forward and reat a vlutions adopted by the i 4 Cosle, charg aud incorrt, ble b Dist ose, Lrown rict. gover! the other sorts now in s apparel m to A. Fish Patent Otice. satisfaction without fai citi Rewer ror tue Fret—Fee, = Corns extracted without pain; Sunions, Bad Nails, &r., relieved and cured, ‘at Dr. White's, No. 839 sth street, oprgsite U- 8. Treasury. Protessor will gi 2 you the District, Ineal government goes on making fine streets— very fine and very pleasant for the rich to ride over in their carriages—tilling up hollows, cut- ting down hills and turning the course of streams, while by expending one-tizth of the money in improving our river front would have made the Potomac navigable for the largest steamers, And would have materially promoted the interests of the District, whereas the embel- lishment of our streets does not increase the yalue of property a single penny! He then went on to speak of the extravagance of the District government. The officers of the Dis- trict government should be elected, in order that they may be held responsible by the people. He was not certain what he could do in Congress, | but if he could not do more than his opponent, Tur NATIONAL SAVINGS Bawk, N. Yeave and 15th st., pays 6 perct.ondeposite, 27t3.14U6 cad saas whan te THRRMOMYTBERS And Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street IEDMONT AND Potomac Ridge Moun- of the Baltimore Sun, writing from Sperryville, Rappahannock coun- ty, Va., says'—" During the past summer the then neither of them should go there. Mr. Hine | engineers of the Piedmont and Potomac rail- frequently applauded. road company have been engaged in this section THE COMPREHENSIVE INCOMPREHENSIDILITY surveyit ‘oute for the proposed road across the Blue Ridge. According to the terms of the charter, the road is to leave the Potomac river at or near Georgetown, cross tue Blne Ridge at Thornton's Gap, pass through Luray county, and move on to Staunton. Washington, it will be rememb OF MR. PAYS Mr. James G. Payne was the next speaker, and said the “comprehensive system” of im- provements is perfectly incomprehensible, (to him) and in his belier, if the board of pablic works are allowed to go on, they will swamp more money than the entire District 18 worth! Accept $600,000 of the bonds ef the company | MR. COC TORY—VERY FAR OFF. | when the latter shall have expended $1,000,000 Mr..t came torward, amid | upon the work. As (he company is said to be loud cries for “Hatton,” and said he lighted to see the citizens of the Dis ning to wake up from their long slum er, very powerful one, haying mone in New York, working m - tal, and bent’on beating all existing competi- tion in the matter ot western freights, seems to be no doubt that the initiatory million will be forthcoming. ‘The president, Mr Sherit!, who spent part of the sammer here with Chief Engineer Pryor and his corps, re- plied to interrogatories of the people by assur- ing e road would certainly be built have been times when he Lis despaired of an it a ng, but he now took courage, and se victory—afar oft. He then denounced G Chipman as the subservient tool of the board of | ere was the porter’s lodge of | pherd, which was in imitation of the old feudal lords of Europe ! HATTON’S HARANGUE. “it © yor could find a place to put M Hatton then came forward | it;” and Col. Pryor hasvertainly Cound the plac am d groans, and cheers, and cries | Up to the beginning :f the survey the idea of ick himout!” Mr. Hatton then sai don't waut to make no speec! make aspeech ii you try.”) ton) “you are the Governor's driver aud had better dry up.” (More derisive cries from the colored portion of the audience.) his is not a fight of the rich against the poor or the poor against the rich, but a fight the people, rich and poor, white and black, against the infernal dynasty down here on 4 street; it is a struggle to see whether the peopie ot the district shall govern or the Governor, and his little black driver, or Jim Magruder and his little driver. Itis a fight for the right of local self-govern: ment inthe District of Columbia. (Cries of “Put bim dow! He then went on to deliver his usual senseless tirade against General Chip- msn and the District Government, frequentiy digressing to exchange epithets with the ored men in the audience who continually i 1 (You can't * (retorted Hat- passing the great barrier of the Blue Ridge in this quarter without atunnel was looked upon by many #% preposterous. Bat the engineers have surves ed and staked ofa route along the side of the ridge from the vicinity of Flint H in this county, for a distance of ten or twelve miles up a grade of fifty feet to the mile, through Thornton ap, where a filty-feet cut is to made; then for about twenty-five miles along the western side of the ridge, on a grade of only twenty feet to the mile, down to Conrad's store, in Rockingham county. This, however, will not take the road to Luray, in accordance’ with the terms of the charter, but this difficulty, it is proposed, Will be met by the construction of a ranch road to that place. The road, it is stated, is to have a double traci, and to be first-class in all respects tirough its entire length. Connect- ing with the Chesapeake and Onio road at Staunton, the line to the west will be complete. terrupted him with pertinent queries as to his | ‘The latter road will be finished to the Ohio litical tergiversations. It was quite evident | river in October. that George had no triends among the colored = pert of the audience and bat few admirers among the white men present who seemed ashan ed of his buffoonery; and were greatly re- lieved when he sat down. ME. NORRIS SCENTS BRIMSTONE—NOT SO VERY FAR ore. Mr. John F. Norris was the next speaker, and pald Lis compliments to the board of public works in the style of preceding speakers, only n0-:e so, making the astonishing statement that the board has gone on and commenced improve- ments to complete whieh will require $40,000,000 or ©59,000,000, and they know it! In Boston or AN ATROCIOUS MURDER was recently com- mitted near Corpus Christi, Texas. The assas- sin fred his victim’s house, leaving him in it with his hands tied behind ‘him, clothing piled upon him and a cultivator placed upon all. When found he was lying with his face down- ward, with his head thrown back and mouth open, giving indications of having been gagged, —————— #2-Peru has abolished the death penalty. aa Kentucky law still calls the whipping-post fo its aid for trifling oflenees. Philadelphia such officials would have gone to | 4.80 1a part Gseres in ea en University penitentiary in a hurry! But let tuem go ee - is “i on, said the speaker, and retribution will pets Re" Telegraphic instruments are called by the take them sooner or later. Japanese "Genii of the Talking Thunder.” 87 Brigham Young is afflicted with a disease of the heart that may carry him off at any time. &2- Oxy-hydrogen gas has been introduced in a portion of the street lamps of Builalo. It is ad- mired for its brilliancy. THE TRADES, WALNGS, TENTS AND FLAGS, iis tancied he = ented brimstone in the air: they would get thei cs, if not now, hereafter. “He said tie | overnment, with bankruptcy staring he face, has without any any authority of law recently negotiated a loan of $2,000,000. They Lad been ver ly about it, but he had « way of bis Own ol iinding out Secrets, and he knew that in less than two weeks the District would be saddled with an additional debt of £2,(09,000. HANGMAN NORRIS ON THE USE OF LAMP-PosTs. Referring to the demolition of the Northern | sO. AN,713 Market Space, between market, he said in any other city the authors’ | hoe Sh soe teen Mt mamutacteree of houses would have been burned, and they them- | Awnings in style and finish for stores, city, and selves would have been hung to lamp- posts, and | country residences. Flags for sale or rent. Tents there would have been an end of such infamous | furnished for camp Awning material oflctals, | He accused (fener! Chipman of be Mend tod fee sole. trayln, 6 people, and sais e no doubt xk RBTO! Mr. Eldridge was pald for his treason.” ive J a concluded by expressing the belief that all the members of the District government will end their days im the penitentiary on a bread and water diet! THE LOCAL CANDIDATES PIECES. Capt. James Goddard, democratic candidate for the house of delegates in the 4th district, CARPENTER, BUILDER, ane OCNTBAC?POR Ord-rsfor House Carpentering, Jobbing or Ucn Work trouded to, SPEAR THEIR LITTLE 8. came forward and returned thanks for his nom: | _yandi- 1sth street, below B street H.W. ination, aud promised, if elected, to represent | yy the people of the 4th district fearlessly in the H. FE ee orric1aN, houze ot delegates, 453 Pa. Av. corner 4% street. Mr. E.P. Berry, democratic candidate for the | First quality Brazilian Pebbie. Sants- house of delegates in the 3d district, next ra- turned his thanks tor the compliment of his wom nomination, and promised to devote his whole | MOVED to 6 misiaua avenue. st. BK. Capitol ‘attention efforts, if elected, to promote the interests of the people of his district. HIGHPALUTIN’. Mr. T. G. H. Hinton, a colored man, next residence, 23! a % to i meet with prompt LOAN OFFICES. ly* Pea on a 9 i anda’ @ecll-tr svoke, but in such a Lightalutin’ and tucom- prehensible manner that even tact of his remarks is impossible. GOLDSTEIN @ CO., MR. N'GILL SCENTS THE OVERTHROW OF THE ADICAL CREW. | LOAN OFFICE, Mr. J.D. MgGiil was introduced, and said the time for the redemption of the 34 and ich districts has come at last, and he had no reason te doubt the election of the democratic candi- | Gates and the overthrow of the radical crew. He Bad bisown convictions in regard to certain | local matters, but he desired to see the success | of the democracy. While Mr. MeGil! was speak- ing, the large audience thinned down to about a*tore. At the conclusion of his speech, Mr. | R. W. Fenwick announced a ratification mect- | ing in the 8th district. The meeting then ad- 614 O STREET, was8, Under the Metropolites Hotel @Przcran NOTICE, ‘Selling off for thirty days at CABO’ LOAN OFFIOE AND BAZAR, Ho. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUR, Between 9th and 10th Al k of unredeemed New and Becond-hané fice Gotd and. Silver WATCHES, Seat | e RINGS and FINE JEWELRY below ee ae prices, Call and see, ft will pay you. Goods A Femat Fuexp-—A correspondent of tho | on instalment, Lebanon (Ky.) Standard relates ¢ following horrible story: About three weeks since, there Coad New fork eve entrncre ca ow ~~ was perpetrated near London, Kentucky, oneof | y/,0%4 New York avens ‘oan the most horrible acts of barbarism that the rhs at the 1owers combined tiends and devils of hades could have | of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, devised. A ee ee : Nestea lad = and Ry = Frere, cae, about four years ath, ani seems er Rusband} wee accessory to the decd Tis joer | value All goods kestowe year aie Uculars, as we have gleaned them are about as follows: The child bad been tied so that it might BITING DESKS starve to death. How long it had been tied is Ww AT REDUCED PRICES tied and: undoubtedly for Ghat purpeas, Sates | nrcenGon te tteee tied and. undoubtedly for urpose. ALNUT, LEATHER who held the post-mortem examination found in | BOSEWOOD, W sarah ease sa the child’s intestines an apple seed and a small war ' crumb of bread only. bog also found the skull | left over from last season, which we are now cru-hed, asif bya hard blow. The woman's SELLING AT COST children, who witnessed the ‘horrible affair, state that the child was so nearly to make room for new stock. itcaught a chicken which h, RICHARD B. MOHUN &00., came lear and retaining only a handful of feathers, the 1015 PEeNNsYLVANIA AVENGER, the child actually tried to eat them; thereupon Corner of 11: sold 11th street. step-mother caught the child in her arms tnd ended its tte ty striking lus head against | {S © # Ooi BODUGTION PRICES w jambs o! fire- . Are story’ 4 blackened by « more horrible ‘orlme thant test ROBERT'S BOOK STORE, committed by Mrs. Blair, the demon who is No 1026 71! ‘REET, guilty of the above outrage, and who in custody | _ 803] Sw Above New York avende. of the proper authorities, now awaits a terrible sentence? wa Some of the fashionable women of New York wear stockings that cost ten doliars a pair Ts MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS at ‘Somebody says“awife should be like a costed monty eondet and nicely dressed.” A BALLANTYNE’S scamp adds, ‘‘and without contol meee KEW STORE, #7 Queen Victoria must be very w! |. She oss = ewe. 87-A motion was made yesterday morning in oTicn. x the New York City Court to set aside the ver- OFERIN Gict of the jary In the cases of the three widows iB BLAM arn BARTON who lost their husbands by the Westtield explo- | prrstea sion. The at fair for east, ‘was reserved. citiigeka Fine, Badeay) 1G “PRINTING tural Society of Lowa offers a AND a y years heace, for | Be, public are taviied to call and examine ow mber. ‘Under Natioua! Motropaltian aestion. ts is ber” ta be ‘Cooxe & q =P what ‘artificial timber” ta Gnd next door to dep ei avery rade man- | e | GEORGETOWN. AnovT A pozen inDIAN? were at the picnic at Aualostan isiand yesterday, given in « ment to Mr. Anthony Kodier, the proprietor, and showed their saxceptibility tw the \. ment of iager and fire water. aud diverted Present with their war songs and chaunts the evening the island was brilliantly illumi- nated with Chinese lanterns WHEAT Sacas.—Last evening 1 prime red wheat sold at &1 =), « decline of Scents on previo: sa bo wheat on the market to-day Tee New York steamer John Gibson ar- this morning, with merchandise car No. 1 tor the B r 609 bushels of ch showed a There was and and Silver ALPHABETI | CAL ] aust Ickes or THE PRACE. ~— | BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | of Sect Stccnthrt oe he tren srataining Cards of Firstclass Establishmeny , LEATHER, SHOE all Branches of Business in the District. | ano gesree be AGRICULTURAL WAREMOUSES. omN A. Caxan, 6 BS Le be. Sth 2 2ch a | SLL pErors. ¢ ADD Rs & subauy Ale, 519 La. avenee. | Palune & Gceey, Maney s Phil's Ale, ca caet a | ARCH CTECES. £. 8 Se 710 B 0t,, -pposive Bee %, * a Face. M aL S dapems HMcG.0l, 62 F street, near AST GALLERIES. g railroad. Re WORK of grading High street is now pro. | 8-9. Bastow ims ae ee gressing rapidiy.a large force at work , eee above ige. It is understood that the wore ase, ope Cite Halt Will be pushed to complecion as rapidly as pos- went tibie. TELMPLE, Solicttor of (laime €l¢ 13th street - G. HALEY, SH8 Be ax.» Tithegs Convey'g. Notary * * + * i. Bow *) butiding ALEXA PWD ins P a) Brrozany. o'clock yesterday morning Johnson, who lives Ky Seng I Sg tang 1 a wr Baiidi “ye with i re “John It. Johnson, near neha wey iv Dy ol rling! county, upon entering Law Building, 5°B street house sa ction of adim light, «apposed Law & Col. offce, a3 ttn to be & lantern, through a door that was * B ond, Hove bufiding, 15 ¥ street ajar, a »king through the opening saw AUCTIONEERS. aman ear it with a pistol in hishand. | ora. L. Wal. & Cos. W.cor. Ps « A dot ed shot-gun was resting ag SENS Wotitaws, W0l,c>. tet the wall re Mr. Jobnson st od. eman cried out, * ed throug rushed throngh an yard, and Mr. ( to have wound m, for a revolver way rwards found ina line w he ab or on the ead ached the S 4 both his y the wheels of the baggage car. ig was umputatod. | | Covnrxnreir Coin.—A colored man from | Loudoun county, while in the Washington | market on Saturday last, agreed to purchese from one of his race gold coin for currency, the | exchange to take place in this city. Eariy this | morning. TT to agreement. the Wash- ingtonian appeared here, and after taking his dupe to a hiding place near the W. & O. K. R. depot, delivered to him three counter(eit pieces, two of the denomination of ten dollars and one of one dollar, for which he was paid fifteen dol- lars in good ex y. The countryman, soon afterwards. while bragging of his bargain, was informed of the swindle of which he was the victim, and lett on the next boat for Washing- ton on the lookout for his base deceiver. Four MiLt.—We are credibly informed that Mr. George ¥. Worthington has leased for a term of years the extensive property in this city known ss Wheat’s mill, and intends fitting it up at once with all the modern improved machinery for the manutacture of choice flour, toa mole rate extent present, but with a view of ex- tending the capacity as the business may here- after justify. Tux Suxpay Law.—Jadging ber of people seen on the under the influence of into Sunday law was not very rigid! Divipine THE Sroits.—A considerable crowd was attracted to Z: Bottom yesterday eve: | ing by the incidents connected with the divorce of a couple living there. The woman had pos- session of the shanty, and having divided the property, as she said, equally, threw to the his- band, who stood on the outside, his share, which consisted of a blouse, a no-crowned hat, and a pair of worn-out boots. Orv ror Costa Rica.—Young Messrs. Ball, Miner, and Dunn will leave here to-night for ew York to take the steamer for Costa Itica. ‘The Costa Rica tever, that is for emigrating to that country, is now raging among the young men of this city. Death oF OLD Crrizens.—Mr. T. L. SI ner, one of the oldest residents of this city, being in the eighty-sixth year of his age, died last night at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Charles Nowland, in the Ist ward. Thos. W. Hall, aged about ninety years, (said to be the oldest citizen of Fairfax county,) died at his residence, near Pohick church, last week. Gazette, last evening. —_— @eorgetowa Advertisements om the num- reets again yesterday ting liqaors, the Iy enforced. hal THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown, THEEE SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON VALLEY STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT WEDNESDAY, September 25, at 5 pm,t 1 sell. on the premices. on between Stoddard acd Boad ree small, comfortabie Dwelling Houses, ety each containing fiv my Terms: Une fou balance 6, 12 and 18 months, with ii st ‘ed by « deed of trast on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, sez THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. lem ADQUANTERS RE GENE. RAL COMMITTEE OF THE D:STRICT COLUMBIA, Wasiixctox, D. C., September 20, 1872. Ata primary election held in the 4th !ewislative Districton Friday, the th instant, at Congress town, of ¢ondidate for the legates, John B. Cox having received is hereby declared the of the Republi an party for the Hoase of Delegates for that District. JOHN H. BROOKS, Chairman Republican General Committee. RENRY A. JONE>, Secretary. weds 2t 3.5. YABWOOD WILL BE SUPPORTED by the Workirgmen and Tax-payers of the FOURTH DISTRICT 4s an Independent Gan tilate for House of Delegates. believing him to be the Kepresentative man cf all classes, MANY VOTERS, SEDO E. AL tO Ctd NEM FALE AND WINTER GOODS; LaDins DRE-S GOODS of all kiuds, very cheap; the celebrated Builalo, Beaver. Otto, and othor 3 Black Alpscas and Mohsirs from 35>. to co: hairs ‘0 Wo yard Fall avd Winter € sortment of —— bpgeenr _ a 5 = ry superior quality; Flanucis, very cheap: rf genta" Winter’ Underwear; anton ‘and examine onr geod BRNJAM is WiLueE 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. \ THOMARN GETTY, SCHOOL BOOKS ABD SCHOOL ees Fes AT VERY LOWEST PRICES. BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NEWSPA- PERS, PERY ERY AND MAGAZINES. A snpriy cfall kindy of Beading Matter, Wookiy ately after pablication. Orders for Poriodi- cals, Music, or snythit; ‘filled: |. WHEATLE AND SCOURING. 495 ODICALS, BOOKS. STATION- Papers, Magazines. Music, etc. on € pertaining to the business promptly . nel2 tf M.A. Ovricz EF aan ‘STR ET, Georgetor . 0, Established 1381; — awarded 1887; and is now one of the oldest, largest and most complete eatab- hments of kind in this conntry Best ain in the District for Cleaning or Dyciag en's Clothing. Kverything appertaining to pees well and eoeney eee i f SINKCt, XCH arday, when " til 36 p.m. Post Office Box735. an (MO®2¥ BETURNED iF SENKAD BLIXIR FAILS TO CURE CHILLS. Tope hed of BRACE & OISSEL, corner Bridge and Washington streets, Georgetown, and of GEO. H. PLANT & EON, corner ¥: ‘York avenue s2d '6th stresta, where can be seen. maylé-ly [)°C#S: SASH, BLINDS, ae. av bare BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 230 7th strect N. W. DOORS, fA8H, BLINDS, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND. Call and examine stock and prices. PERRY COLMAN, id Stand. 203 7th street, _sel3 _ Opposite Center Market. ¥. M. HAYWARD & CO., 317 9tx STREET, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aND D STREET. basing elsewhere, not fail to call — BEATING ae ase Bes Silver Palace Parlor Heater; best market; also. the Balti- more Kitchener end Eagle OF . 3 IMPORTER OF ENGLISH SHEEP AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE CASINGS, 207 Bowrry. Huw Yorn. SULLDES e f ae B PU 2 es Charies Jownsow, Pa ave. corner $4 AWNINGS, Pa AGS, &e. PAN, TLS Market Spaoe, AND. $33 La. ave.. bot. th end 7th ste, MERLES. BA oS ARRAPET. 1746 Fa. ave, cor is Sas M Lawa, Natl Pte & Bread, 200 E.¢ =ane 1 i 7h ative ayone: LCORDeR 18th st Bawx. cor Yoav as..op T.De ‘Treasury Dep't BILLIARD SaLe Hatt Bitar BOLtoar Sat se RBELL-HARQGEHS @ LOCKSUIT SCHNEIDER. 1207 Fst, botwoen Mth end 1h MS hit PPR: rateut O7 corer #th ead Fur PONS, Horse Suosing. &c ) 44 & MG. ave, Ft. Kins NGER. Ships: 34 @ 6 Water si, Gtu, BLEACHERIES. «. T. WHITING, Straw St & Bt. Bleacher, 8% Pa.ay BILL POSTERS, “aLBERT & Moxiey E strect, oppo. P.O. Dept BOARDING-HOUSES. INSON Hovsk, 633 Fa. ave., bet NDENST, 81] € street worth: Sth and 7th ate west, BOOk BINDERS. ¥u_B. Naver, southwest corner 9h and EK ste, BOOKSTORES, oe BALtANTY: Na ( Religions £¢.), 427th st..cor.D 402 9th street, above D. ¥ Adaxs. S16 F st, opp. Patent an (0 ie), 926 jay be Omce bh & ale N. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. £ Beans & Co., 93 Pa. gve.. bet. sth and 131 LTON, Ry La and 1, Bove nne 8, street. between 1 ¥ m6 ed) ¢ Washington ) Fens, Boot Maker. 1747 Penusylvant \. P. Grav, Slipper Mane! ', 06 Teh ot. BRASS WORKS. S;MMERVILTE & Lertom, 6-18 90 1th streeg, BUILDING MATERIALS, SHerurené a7 sv. bet th & 10th ete. ©. RepMan, Mou’ » &e., 135 st. and Usual. BUTTER, CHEESE, &e. SERATLAY @ HOURER whe ‘ .O.SPICER, (choice 4m WALTER, B33 4G WEAVER (sis! ony P. DEN a south of P ©. H. Gakers & Bro.. 650 Pennsylvania CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. WwW. eee & Bao , 923 Pa av., M c COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. fooxrn T.K. PLant.corner & and ah streets 3.W, CON! \ONERIES. €.0.Hexsrrt.(Dining Booms,) 87th st.,op. P.O OONVEYANCERS. @. Harry, $19 Ps. ave., (Law, Titles, Rotary.) SEALING WAX, @ Bagructomas. at — oe 7th street, CORSETS, SKIRTS, ac. voveLass’( Ladies’ Underwear generally) ao mbes. DENTISTS. sR. We. MERRILL, 1112 F street northwest, DINING SALOONS. dauvey & HoLvEn, 1026 Penna, LLAR -) Corner Lthst. aLLack + DoLLAR SToRR, 491 Ps, av., bet.Geeh DRESSMAK. 5 ie M_E.Witson.J 97 Pa.av.(Out's taught by role) DEUG STORES. 2. Rhea ine, Wl Poun iM, venus, corner 84 st. OF evonue ana i at Tth street, near La. avenue, Write, (One Price,) 1013 & 1020 7th st. n.w. NRE Pat om, cor. Pa. ‘Sth st. east, IMMEL, 517 1th st., ai'g Medical Maseam, 5 Wuratit wo deletes tthcet, Georgenwe WARD A ToT Ox. tl Ota coe B northwest, wrewak & TaYion, * fas. Lovise O Burien, 57 1th etrect, near Be eee een x iXPRESK; 4 ). BF.) | Wash'n; 60 Bridge st, Gin:? Weat'nsis Ais dns, iGRAVERS. BacMGaRTEN,(siso Dic Stuker,) 802 Pa. avente, FANCY STORES. i. @. Davis, S01 Market Corner Sth eunc & BEHREND, BY. “Aa Teh strest 4. 3. Feanson, cor, Pa. av.and 20th st., ita’ fa veils, |. biaeked. |.are- FLOUR, FEED AND Somas & HARDING, cor. 7th st. . M. DRaNeY,Feed.Graiu & cor. tus.A 4. * WW. ladies & to eyual new, 4.B. Stoors. Kmbalmor N; Caz’ Deer 62 Uthet.W ash p.m os Gone aes ‘Geo'town. Fun: i ash'p, Pre eneroes st. atural 3 oo 908 MCCLELLAND, corner of is. ave, and 10th st, ahorys 7, ort Met notel 'AYLOR ay, et. a3. Tithainh ote insiow 487 Pa.sv * 4,B Moses.Ay enuesiouse, 7th st.& Market Bpace, iAP itch svauns te Pevatcnen Dey, BABS tly Foe yogis Bair ¥: Me re-made. aud returned ip fwo hours. @D.¥.m.0.4 © Co. Bo ea Tick CES. = {ss¥INGTON Gas Lich? ComPaM', <8 0th, near E SOE nes, houses, Wu. W. Va0eRAn, for eourches, &c..7D GHOCERY STOKES. : NG & Jones. Litt a BRE wetE evince Lire,” GERMANIA Lay's 36.6 Maes aren LITHMOGRAPHERS JorErn F GuDweT. 46 Pa ave LIVERY S)antns. Saves & Co, WY Det eh end Och ete Sabie, 14. & Date te URS E atreet street aime Bear Tb “ | Jou McCLErtaNn Lowtstaon eve. and Ith street, MARBLE pty Wire aw 023 That. bet NF ay ana Grecos & Torwet, Pa av bet OY & Shoe ee j MARKET STORES. AkKET. LAW 2408 1 etree. REETSToR B cor. 2 «: Tr Natonal Maeuer 44 1) at. near Pa, manT tay tex & Pra AR Suernee? ~ kre ® BuPewAS A Lo Pre s erenne MERCHANT TAILORS, PevL ace oNY lara ber th @ateh ete RY, ae Oe ot Patent Office e ~ oarar Been OPES. Sheet. wemr Metro, | MUSIC NE ORV eT ALOIS det otra aed isth ete, % vor Oy atroet OVNI ER SALOONS, a ; te weer Mth at 1216-1" Peun. ar (OW. Driver, CPRINE Corner Hai IN TS, OLLS, @ ar het LASS, ac Quas A. Krace ‘Brenne, near 2th st W.B Bret sponser ureFremes,’ 10837th st. PATENT AGENTS. Mons &Co..(N.¥. Sci Am.) 8. @. ow. F& Teh KN.GuT BrorHens, 6S F street, near Tth street. Wx C. Woon, NE. corner F JouN J. HarerEn, 8:6 Teh ot Wee | @xo. W. Bornwett ith & Fasta..near Pat ¢ p pata Rem. th» great Dy: - te th ty wen Cannon Each bortie has @ manntacturer Fed label. Oa" PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLEKIEX, B. Baanv. €2/ Peanasivenia ev ; anes Tth street. rd Mase ise MAN, (COPY ing & specialty. $826 F at PIANOS. RecKENRACH, 3 1ith. ab Pa ey art KRoabe's @ PORTRAIT Fame, € Pa. avenue. pear 12h street ob) ing @ specialty.) $3? Tre street. mu. PLANING Ss, S.C REOMAN, 13 street and canel NE. WH.LTCOMP & Co. cor. 19th at eet Suren. Poets us, ye ues apufactarer o! Gidtage, Brackets Balusters, &c., an‘ dealer tm Sanb,Doorsé Binds, LAST ERERS, Jorn F Kine. 68) Dass. ave., Det. tm ead Tth ete GILL & Lakcomee, plain and PLUMBEGS AND GAS FITTERS. A 3B SHEPHERD & Oo., 080 Pa.ev. bet. oun & het iLt0s & PeaksoN. oor ath @ Dew. M0 AB. Gko. W_GoovALL, 8. W. corner Pa. ay “12 Pa.ave..bet 10th & ith sis, 250%, corner Mh and Datroeta, Powe & Ginex, 60-692, F street. near 7th ‘EZ ARD PROVISIO NDERUILL, S.E. corner stn & Date, Younes, Western hace Company . 470 Pa.av, one es La.ey, rr «DIN ments Be. ‘ +E Asn, DOOMS AN BLINDS EVAN, DS Tth et., op. tor Market 2 Suvewaw 3 Lovisiana ste us @OLS AND COLLEG Wash NctoN Bus'NEss COLLEGE, cor. 7th and Late, SEWING MACHINES, ies aw THOMAS MARRON, (7 Biias Howe'® laPKe Devin & Co (N.Y. /1113 Pa Mas. RUA. pwrensan stew ios tndios edcrwes ms. MITH. 82) 90a - nino, rwear SILVER PLATERS, EDWARD STOLPE, GW 7th stroct,op. Peat Umee. Bost. A WHiteRaND. SMT st, botwrer sh & 9th, AND CANDLE FACTORIES, Batre & BROTHER, 619-21 st., bet. 6b mod 7th. STAMPING MatRER, 617 7th st.. Opp. Patent OMce, eas ae. 910 Pa. av., bet 9th & lth ste YARDS, W.J.& 0. A ACKER. Ist ond Betreete 5 wy. TIN Ww, A.B. SHEPHERD & ¢ Water D. ‘TVILL, 456 Pa. ay, Gm Baywann & U0 set bb Bawny W. Suxens, i912 Po. B. By 219 7th street ap my UMBRELLAS, Onas G. PEARCE, 14)8 Fa. a NIRL PikRCER, 'M_ Boseas, ~» bet. lech ® ith ste, hos & sireot, near lta Beer ith Jorrre Gawira, 172) Pa. avonne, x i? ose ow: Dav, U2 Penn sve. and ¥ “4 ac. OFFA, (eine, Maver 5 SA. Van Does, 1s Pas WIKE ois, Re) £2 Pa, Areate, Oaicol D W. Bauven:vcs, 31y 20h sirest, south of Pa, ave, ‘WOOD AND COAL. ¥ who'rsare only, 9) £6 Pe. Oy. ROR FO hoet ic, Bk, abd Fl Store, pods Bt Wholesale USTED STATES PATENT. Orr to D.C. September i the ‘petition of SULICS B. SAVAUBS of Cons for the coats etanicd to him om the iéth day of Deseae Bers ist. and Tolonucd op the Ziat aay. July is'5, improvement in Machines : toi is ordered. that the testhnony fp tae tase be closed on_the 12th day of Bi next; that the ee Te ea ea the fad day ot Be ee port ‘that sald be heard on the 7th Noveniber vest. dar of salto se. " TO ‘That the me ae ie Bure ROBEMTS Inte agton, county D. ©., deceased. All persons "che ‘Sich the vouchers Uherecl, to the subscriber, on ot, Before the Mb day of next: they otherwise by law be aii beuatt of pie. So ieee nce ‘totes ‘Adainistratr’x. NITED STA’ | @ EFS if Ft t closed on the 224 day of Ocr: Hinned te the ist day af November