Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1872, Page 1

a THE EVENING STAR. | ‘wa Published Daily, Sundays excepted, | I) | LOCAL NEWS, j CE OF THE AULICK WILL CISE The Secret Marriage of the Testator | to @ ivensmey Gird Proceedings tu Sel kstde the Will Gletag 4 ay i ’ a ee and 0 while °&. 40-N2&. 6,113 LADIES’ GOOD s | Lab phe Bbera 1 Massach ise | + A = i = i Low Prices. z a a le serene This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Sees GB mies ea. mecommtcn, a nis lo By rie Washington News and Gossip. | 42M! aes sien ing Ste x -_-—e — Intuen at Reverve.— source to-day were $357 Lint. A receipts from this 8 506 NINTH STREET N.w., ie Will open MONDAY, October 1th, |F New York Notes. elegant sseoriment of vr oF IMPOSTED AND PATTERN | 1-12 BONNSTS AND ROUND HATS. fn RSEY CITY'S Cn hy New Yorw. O¢ * Iestant BR 5's Precels Le 0.8. N., has bean de ud placed on sick Associaicd Press Reports, | “ jenve. STEAM We Adwiral Josep NOTICES. Ee STAR. | reltteat Note awe: | TELECRAMS TO THE STAR. |" “iia AnNs, | bis administration” of our city affairs. :. | Vetober lith, secompanied by his wite, was ee STED | ' ‘ ¥ ir Cap Cloaks just | Hampton Roads *§ - = - A™ RUS, TENES AND FLAGS. Branch Bore | est have all bee r an: gore ‘ * — ' +9 Poutwell willon M. t an FAN O. He 7S Market Space. t . Jt OPENING eee 4 ‘ at fer * z ‘aah style aad. heise for’ storen, Shey A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF | ‘ } i ‘ } " Me | deamileed for comp meetings” Awnion moat ; | BATS, FLOW EHS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, THe Passtornr e arty w ainaliy ex ers of < | L— x Se OF ALL COLORS, oe | At Low Prices, at | : CARPENTER, SUILDTEA | 4 . sez tr 7 - ain INDUST& ruends it. Eres ror) % . vartous bratc! SJUSECH T. ~ v compleied at the ab esta 5 r ‘ew Buite nd Embroidery, G a ‘ Bowles, of W er, V " en x arn a Sains <== | waster and commissary stores, val ap aPET, ba : The we | "PEE SISTERS OF ST. JOUN are propared to ud of JounG. Helo and Elisha B. —o. ve orders tor all Kinis of PLAIN a: = <a untsville, Aja. ~ PRACTIAL | FANCY RERDLE- WORK.” Pacticotar attention : CIT "HEATER. ’ a gh . wun | mam ieee ee | JG. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager, | PROMOTIONS in the aie ant Gen eral'voiee, whe would a = — = ar department, have been made under the 2 ) BENOM ,FLUTING—1 ie only place in the city BENEFIT OF Pastetn one as tollows: : ‘ any ] She te dae aioe BEA abing Fine Iae MTSS BALLID HOLMAN civil service examinations as follows: S. M . ang FATEROLD i 1Y of every dencriptidn. s MAN, third to fourth; John Tweedale, third to tourt ae BrALps of all kinds, and EABRUIDERING | $04 lest apppesrance but iwo of F. Waiker, second to third; H. A. Koh, test > necated, ard? SULKS of ail colors, constantly on hand, THE HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA third, and Jobn Bingham, first to second e | tt vite bergen aeot gernce CONPANY. ass clerkships. t a o a p, V ENING, Octobe a neu gue , ‘ " be gpposite Patent Omtice, ivi need Hoo ee Tue Corron Gxor—It appears from the . Ae b monthly report of the statistician of the Depart- at i — DRY GOODS. To be followed by: ment of Agriculture that the cotton ero; iu aad —— —— —— = =F Litsce an aren 13 per cent greater than las re, The Sa baa BSCE ES & Ce COUmOE ATED wih BALL SATURD. iverage yield is not so good a8 wax suppose | in Bacue—Havlog ann t . COMMENCING TO ROLL. | at RoE, Sept: mber, but it is much better than that ot : Se hie ety . 3 . . « PRINCIPaL ATTRACTION LITEC Prxsow e-barreted Gaas. “ . . NOW LN THE CITY Is assunon tho Presidency of the Ott »foagit a tue ents WOLFORD @ SHILBERG'S, heres Sete Callegn until atter * dint , NEW AND ELEGANT {7 ASHIN saben Shei ve ea 1 DEY GOODS EsTABLIS W F pha rg e city ‘ : South Scveuth Stre XAT ° t + BRGATING Europe Fo dar. t * — ant Pants sb TILL YES A che w » | BROWN " Caance in tie Boary or Puntic W. Var Row Tie W - . Mr. Cluss Appointed a Member, rive Mullett, He- ees 4 PIANOS uss, the well-known archit : OTRERS Ss yesterday appointed a member Works Wu. K (o.s GULD MEDAL P 1 the board of public works by the President « forty years ix = Iss A. &. Mullett, supervising archite bay ‘ i a ASO » AT? IM Tr Tes! ed. . Cluse 4 rec . 5 is but the begin: - and ORGANS, £ rent. ie a es and Woolens of all descrip- DbIf JOMASON, Pr. co ty ae Coe Bheghent and A i ra eipaatte me oOo je RELCHEND ACH 3, Fall and Winter Season, #8. Mullett, his predecessor. Mr. Cluss has bad = — ——— Wm. McCamnicn's PIANOS. , Boardman & Gray.) f the advantages of a professional training | OBCANS for sale. §10 mourthi Buckley and Jan Germany, his native land, where Le served a: } RELCHENBACH 3 NOTIONS, EISBON3, TRIMMINGS, Troupe —Twenty railroad engineer after graduating at Stu j _Sepitly —— Piauo Wareroonis. 423 Lith street. and other articles too numerous to mention. rointer S gart. He left Germany during the p Mann, pre (irent Britain before the Gem v O2T AMUSING TOY OUT!—Causes inanimate | 4 Call to thia House will amply compensate pur- | Vite atee de agitation of 1848, and came to this country. At embezziement * FATAL RAIL he = ‘Bgures to dance to the music of pia chasers from far sud near, tirst he was engaged as a computer and | who had been conrictedor the em Two persons were killed and ere ’ cby GL WiLDa& Bin) a0 oy Se BEMEMBEE iraughtsmax in the United States coast the city funds. Mr. Mann state by @ railway accident near Sheflicld yesterd bream a'the Kk est, between Pa. avenucand E st. The Arcade vey. then in the navy-yard, and subse yent!y | tondants bad becu d convicted, and san- ——— and concluded The bid Gidulasin dete oe No, 427 SEVE. td Tin’the treasury Department. Mayor Wat- | tenced toa long term of imprisoumen? on one Snother sonard Case. ling wae lively the wale will be nce and all pepe is lo. NTH STREET SUUTH- lach observed the qualifications of Mr. Cluss, | bill, Since then both had beea pardoned, upon ARREST OF AN AMERICAN IN BAVANA. commenced again at the all property Pia ud all Musical Instruments taned and re- a i Fri ., i 7 i ‘ paired: deci2-tr Between D and EB. Family Matt Wed Peay Ay and entrusted him with the design aj the application of a iarge nuraber of the most Havana, Oct. 16 —Boyd Henderson, of Penn- | on which there have been will be called ————————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— oe aan ae pad gtd Dering etned New novelties inactive preparation. ovis te | supervision of nearly all public works during | Tespectable citizens, and the pardon had reecived | ~Y!vanta, United States, who came to Havana, | over again. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, | = ( = - almost universal approval of the eed $m | (HE MABINE BAND un th did’ not think ie prop The construction of the Wallach scool marked | The commonwealth did not think it proper to | arrested lastevening at the Hotel Telegratt by Pad etd ag bg - M « 7 neve 4 new era for our public schoo! architecture,and old these bills of indictment over the deiend- the lel of police and taken to police head- ay acly, ms > 905 STREET. 905 NNF* Fake cope at WILL GIVE A CONCERT was in due course’ followed by the erection of | an‘s. and with the concurrence of the court | quarters, where he is still contined, bat te por. | 31. sting ca sag wget aa u the Franklin, Seaton, Sumner, and Jefferson | would submit the bills and ask verdicts of not | mitted to see his wife an rietds. 2 cause peer » Nquor a en he col PHIL. B. WELCH @ Co BRODHRAD & Co.’8. Beene school buildings, St. Matthews Institute on K | guilty. Judge Ludlow said the action of the | of his arrest is unknown, but it is said he has | #trect und So Avenue, was examining a revolver eae —ae Sd Lovely Dress Goods of this season's importation in | On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS | -treet, the Cranch school building on G etreet, | district attorney had the sanction of himself | been under suspicion ever since he arrived, aud ee eee en ones Durer wae REAL ESTATS BROKERS. AUCT!© yy gpg | the newest and most desirable Colors and galities, | commencing at7 o'clek. cclism |S. E., allof which were designed and erected | and colleagues. Verdicts of not guilty were | '@* been seen in communication with suspected | “bowing him with the intention of getting up a 4ND INSURANCE 4% NTS. smopg which the plain Vcleurs, with Brocade under the sapervision of Mr. Cluss,and the sub- | then rendered. sympathizers with the Cuban insargen.s. It is | Tadic, when the weapon exploded ant the con- _ —- * Gots of ane eee Bee zomaene, yaed be found: PRE KENTCCKY ject of Ventilation in these buildings recei vel —. further reported that he is a Cuban by birth. | tents lodged in Keilly’s abdomen. Barney im- t = SS : 7 ai diately fled, and Reilly was picked up ina ble bit his particu! attention. The department ot Contest or Pemate Equaesretans tx Vir- | He claims to be a native of the United & me y ay a ; Witte ied tnd Greye Flanneli, Coston ies’ | LEBRARY GIFT CONCERT | Agriculture: Serie Tony i ee ee | Ore ar ee eae vind | travel an baeo miely Sir tin Renate OC hie oun | SOE Contien wee token So ihe stnemaarn Tovested. “N-cots ene nucle, Water ‘Proofs, Shawls, Towel — tion of the Smithsonian Institute show that he | by a large crowd yesterlay. “The two mile and wife's health. Rescaann. ono wr ™ quer ment. Pians, specifications, cont ‘and 5 1 of Ordnance Foundry at the navy yard and the " . - - ai Uy" sEiMfot'y drawn. Satisfaction guaranteed. “Give none Low Fox DAs. "cal f Fuil Drawing tn Sight. humerous mechanical advanta 28 oF that ball ae conn ais eho ae ee: " on: Sud we wail merit another, sale @ also cre‘ is e Foun: ee of th i BF Ottice under Masonic Temsle. jem snd ee WHI PAVE BORD SonEA Ta cc. $100,000 FoR UNLY £10 M-E. Church, Calvary Baptist Chureh, aad | fine eaddie, turce contestants entered, Tbe | tive comm:itee reports in tavor of Chicagy as SS a oes toe 2TIN P. BROWN 1205 F ctreet, between 12.h and Lith streets, ® — atte St. Stephen's church in thivclty were ail « judges were unable to decide which was the | the permanent place of meeting of the board. | appear & GonecitjAnthovtana by II” gned by hhiu, a were the ‘Gemcevemente - est rider. The ladies reqacsted that they | Hamilton ‘A. Fill was re-elected atonal in ald of the Public | Centre Market’Square, the new Capitol Hill | might be allowed to ride the hurdle race to de- Mr. Roper, of Boston, propose t th 4 ily postponed trom | Warket, the new public buildings in Aiexan- | cide the matter, but the jndges would not por- | resolution, which po ee preg ee | — ou ponitively | iria, the Concordia Opera house in Baltimore, | mit them. The contest was adjusted by draw- | board ot trade: “That this board woud w je. Ry, SA’ enue aud 15+h street, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR and 3 | At the second Grand « Gk. eae Library of Keniues Dep ber 2 Corner N.Y : store at the time, was locked inquest, which will be eid to-day that when be entered the \ decease! a ke, & NYS SHIBTS to order on snort tices” | Botice. ee23-1m A EEALLY SPLENDID STOUR and bumerous private residences in all part= of | ing for it. Miss Cooper, of Faaquier coanty, | cently recommend to Congress and to the city. The President signed the commission | won the saddle. The tnir cloned last evening | ‘atures of the several states the m = oF = ol ec 3 hag d tourn: 1 a onation ball. some improved system of voting, such as the mi kcaiit-ontae NEW FALL DRY Goovs! oe Oe ce ES ~ocalled Hate system.” ‘The whole subject was bas cK nd ALa Rear Esvarg Trawsaction.— | Recirrocity oF Taape wite Canapa Ke- | reterred to the executive committee. ‘ _— BeACR tenes eee ete’ Movers. & & W. Sprague of Providence, K. 1., | CONMENDED.—The national board of trade in - Bea pore anie rey bad not MOUCKNING GUODS in excensive variety. be well known manufacturers, have reveutiy | New York yesterday adopted a resolution “that | The Sanday Liquor Law Chieazo. | give Gisname. Berney bad wm ay rhe dard and the New Saze Colorsin the purchased or A.& P. Coburn of Maine, 400,099 | the executive council memorialize Congress to c eet ret aaa ie a, eg cust evening choicest a1 cheapest fabrics. scres of timber lands onthe Kennebec river, | make au appropriation tor the appointment of a | ting the closing of liquor saloons Sanday 1 as FALL! of SE MIB Sot line of B1LM POPLINS, at 1, and %,000 acres on the Penobscot. ‘The pur: | commission to sit in conjunction with the State | be enforced to-morrow for the first tims. Pypsde irr digks An uuexcelied miscellaneous stock of Dry Goods, chase also includes all, the logs, booms, boats, | Department in negotiating a treaty with Great - -20e- — ss 20 ery cautious against the attacks of bargia was aroused from bis ro=v-garianded dream by @ tremendonsexplosion. Jumping out of bed the clerk. who by reason of hissicuder sbape is quite active, heard another gue go and thought sulted to the want of all classes, at lowest COLTONS DOW by OWN BS Uwy Oue Price. BOGAN & WYLI 1018 and 1020 7th street NW. ew cach | ahd other persona! property used by the Messrs. | Britain tor reciprocal trade with the Dominion Stocach | Coburn in their lumbering operations. ‘The | of Canada on a broad, comprehensive, and libe- 20) each | Ptice paid for this piece of property is 3 per | Ta! basis, which shall also include thy iW) each | Acre, OF $1,35),000, and $350,000 was paid down | ment of Canadian e: Bike| Cash 4.000 |160 Cash Gifts, 4 fu y icions Again: oy uu a als by ch corerom ented vesterday maruing, Michard Corbailly, a g 50003 aT P) y the vr “ No. 3 . 1,060 GIFTS, ALL CASB......$500,000 | in advance—to “bind the bargain” we suppose, | Canada, and the right of American vessels to | olm& DUeiness at No. 12s Warren street TBE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ‘THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ae i 7 ‘ L i ark, N.J., died uuder very suspicious - | mad: arsassins were doing the'r bloody work = E s ‘The money to pay ali these gifts is now upon de- | Whether the purchasers bay t navigate such canals under such conditi anc x, Corbalts me : f murder! thieves! THE LAKGEST ASSUBTMENT G* AND FALL OPENING. ponfty aad eee ape tor hat pr *, ta fan farm order to carry om the lumber’ bustnehe Garcuan | sralapousiagon Canedanesmsiae —— ol racceg Eaten et of death. A tew shouts of murder! Unevest CARPETS! fre) aud Drovers’ Bank, as will be seen by the ful- | simple, or whether ther pro by it to fart! “ar ———— . ce 3 i tance, and it wee foand thi out FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, CABPETS! Toc Site Ki Sept atime t | uot stated by the Maine Farmer, from which | owned by the Pamunky tribe ot Indians in King | quae ia kichard’s) wite, an intlicting woun:ds Se cane pic =m ane FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, oe oTBISIS TO CEKETEY Thartubae is Nuw | weobtained the information given above. jal orcinae oy Vv ee 1466 acres, but | which, it 1s stated, was the immediate cause of cats enpeetn: oe ay IN THE DISTRICT W iy . 1 9 . a i MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, MESABS. WOLFORD & SHILBESG Petey ro pay MEN'S, YOUTHS" AND BOYS’. | are now prepared to M=N'S, YOUTHS’ AND BUYS’, | sorted and most choice st ui CONCERT FUND $500,000 OF Baptist church, built in 1865, aud cohateey situated, owning the house he A the death, by suicide, of a boy, about 13 of | three ministers. Every persen above the age of it in t Hap wis Hxap Ruows ovr pra Bt age, the son of Joseph Wampler, residin, Biteen seers ina member of the church. ‘The | Sy” over’ twenterente yee aed i cepated | On tha toe Ses Dee ee eee . far trom Broadway in this county. Hi gz | tribe numbers 85. Their chiet occupations are | quite tact. They bad been married seven year "r work, ( " — . . q 5 years, work, Clcsapeake and Obio rail- r the public the beatas- | AWARDED A? THE timeeit with one of bis suspenders, to ter | fishing and bunting. ‘They also engage, but not | but had no cht . The brother of deceased of the White Sulphur Springs, wae =a er the stair stepe in his father’s residence on | very largely, in the cultivation of the soil PRIC) ‘Thursday evening. ‘The hour at which he com- | They elect their chief, aud he holds the uffice ax | SES {BS¥ tonne fgg arg Gerbaily | tostantiy pkiied by the explosion of a blast. FALL AND WINTER CARPETINGS | Whole tickets, Si0. mitted the tatal deed is not known, as his boty | jong as he discharges his duties taithiully. | the matier of her buthaud's leath with the oc as expected, be wen EVER OF FERED BEFOSE Ever brought to this market, which are direct from | BW in -kets fog €1a; _ ¥ Lisor | was not found until Friday morning. Itis said | ThOmas Cook ts thelr ciel at this tim=, PEt belle pons cd pineratnigedioe : 2 the le re 5 2b fo . No discos eRse teins voters sling mos! posure, “ ; : EVEK OFFERED BEFORE cruntry, tiey boving bess solecten carte Sea wie On bees than $0 worwh of tickets at a times schuiae ut ome ee in the room where the corpse tay. She de time betore this occurence, to hang himself in | , 4 VERY Peactic the manner described. We have heard the | bY the state conven otomber | cause assigned for this strange act of a boy. bar | (Burch at Kocheste for the finalarcauge- | it would be improper to publish it to the worid, | ¥#* passed recomme The drawitg will positively aud unequivocally EVES OFFERED BEFURE. Ce sremeesene, take place December 7. Agonts are per-mpt. The stock embraces all the latest novelties of the | Pecnitedto close velee ahd eee are, DereEDt season. such aa : ENGLISH AND AMESICAN 25, in order to give ai there was not a word of truth inthe story that whe had quarrelied with her husband, that his injuries were received on el mente, Orders tor t ~ | Rocks y és Saturda: inthe course of a street fight. The auth HANDSOME TWO Tabane BRUSSELS, pon ag ‘ Mittoceed ty SePlications for cir- | Rockingham ( Va.) Register. ployed. have — notified 4ud an inquest will be he! é - Ard a teautifal nesortment . Gov. THOMAS. FE. BRAML _Anarer or A RecaviTine Orricer.—In Now assail the laboring man | -¥+ F- Herald, th. s thee: 3 Urge a csrefel inspection of my goods before pur- FSGLIXH AND AMERICAN INGRAINS, Agent Public Library of ky, York Thursday evening, Patrick Caulfield, on trom the fact that he hes | Tire Crorera—I's Appearance in Polant.—A | » president: ‘hasta Chechens. eoaat ae BAG. BEMP and STAIB CARPETS in larze | New York Office, 609 Broadway, in cl he recruiting staff of the regular army, went to pend it in. | fresh alarm bas cated «| ay e re, ing the public that | BAG. | Meee Oe. Beek é a'arm bas communicated to all the nations | . C., thre ¥ eNom. Major THOS. H. HAYS. co the residence of one Allen, 301 10th aver iment of a change of puy- of Europe by thesudden appearance of cholera Bever before have had such 4 variety of Gnar- Avaiieh and American Oil, CLOTHS in all stylee ————— ~~ | and showed Mrs. Allen what purported to be an to have worked very sati- i Poland.” Sone Gaehie aaneage Gree co lding the next ae ments te and desires, to See tae ato MiteinG NUGaNeR, BAxse AND Guirag. order from Washington for the arrest of her | er it has been tried. It is pretty its westward march some months ago, and com. thee ene peccmmedate al ob te gave CRUMB CLOTBS. uusband, saying that he Lad been sent by Lieut. | it would have the approval of the wives.—N. ¥. | mitted frightful ravages in Pera Turkey, | 87 The Michiganders are sleig! . VELVET and TABEAD RUGS of al! sizos. ae Dongherty, first infantry. Mra. Allen caused | Times. Russia, and even attacked some portions of | &2°The appointmer’ of Sir Roan’ euch entire satisfaction. OIL CLOTH and COCOA MATTINGS. 2 Caultield’s arrest, who was locked up in default a German: Latterly, however, its advan is garett m1 Purchasers wil! find tt to their interest to call, as GEOBGE FE. WISK, of $500 bail tor good behavior. Biastap in Wednesday evening the | Germany. iv, . ance 5 lor is gazetted In Lou ton this fim propowes to sel! Carpets this season much ———— laborers on the line of the Lynekbarg and Dan- | S®¢med to suffer an arrest, and its subsequent Butline is lecturing on “Yankee lower tha any bonse im the city. Instrnetor. AT THE LexinGToN, K¥., RACKS, yesterd: ville railroad let off a blast in the vicinity of the | Movement was apparently retrograde. | The Bs KEMEMBEL Se te the frst trot for a premium of 415) for tour-y Lynchburg gas works, a stone from which struck | Telief which was experienced from the depur- | @7-.Judge Curtis gets an $500) fee for defend- a ; The Arcade, COLONIZATIC olds and uncer, mule beats, three in five, .o b: the gasometer, at a time when it was filled, aud | ‘Ure of the plague from European territory, it | ing Fair. visit to my establishment wil! folly repay all No, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH, se Ym" Brtwees D ax B. Oup No N. B.—t ive Cents will convey @ person from an: 456, part of the city direct to the door ef this establish. | ara Br, torner of 43 ; On Exhipiti who may sppropriat was won by Mollie in 2:334. The second ug all the gas | '$ Dow seen, may prove to have been way tem- and trouble of com ent to T BF Convict labor is to be abo! or atimilar purse was won by Kitty Bur- ving the city in darknes: for | POrary, The news trom Warsaw is suffice - a " gees, and the third trot for yearlings, mils heats | the night. Aftord just cause for universal anxiety. Accord- | “eet® et Nash } big, | (o bauess, Ly Mambrent’s Patenen in 2:183,. Tee Poe can lin Sacteas isoeeen hb trot dim the and Sale , of Lincoln, Ky., h living. Goode ment. sorte MARGEITEWS, MUEDER oR Surcipe? — Henry Armstrong, | Gazette says that the death of Count Jos" is almost depopulated, and thou- . KR SATIONAL METROPOLITAN | 40. 416 72h sireot, between Dy sou k streets, eight | |’ proprietor of the marine Failway, a Mastat Ferretti has sent his holiness into the | sands have fallen victims to the dreadful dis- 87 A Chicago zephyr blew a horse agalost a y ler yi INSURANCE COMPANY, Chote (ee abate Odd Fotiows Hail. Madison, Ind., quarrelied with his wite Thurs- | deepest seclusion, the latter having severely | ease, which is said to have assumed its most car, shatter the vehicle and causing propel peice Ou! Paiutinen, Rugravings, C day night and subsequently found dead | felt his brother’s death, although there had malignant and fata! form. So formidable are | te Inies therein to faint. STRAUS, the Clothier, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Als, oe aver Hargings: outside hie house. A jury are trying to discover | been something of enstrangement between them | the e of the pestilence that the Polanders @7"11 your neighbor's hens are troublesome Bhad. tetur Frames, Picture Cords ry STRAUS, the Clothier, . eee sels, Rings. Nails, &c., in iho District. whether it was murder or suicide. — on Secount of their difficrences on politica! | are fleeing from their homes, and many portions | aud stea! cross the Way, don't let your angry STRAUS, the Clothier ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1570, Bo TERMS CAPR: az-Four inches of saow fell on the Weat | Ponts: of the country are left desoiate. passions rise: fix a place for ‘em to lay 5 CASH CAPITAL. 100,000 | —Ficsee reaember Nameand Number." jel: branch of the Penobscot river in Maine on | Tatar or M oYD LLRGED Porson- | A Cup Roast Alive.—A child ten iilman, who testified to 3 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, — E S. JUS¢H PAYS FAIB PBICSS for Ladies’. | Thursday, Ixe.—The fall term of the Loudoun circuit court, | months old named Wm. McCormack, residing jas asked if hehadever read Stobel 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Office ip Shepherd's Buildi- g, No. 9053, Pennsyl- Cri CR teens _SECOSD-HAND | ga-Mayor Hall gave bail in New York yester- | Judge Keith presiding, begins noxt M . | with his parents at 123 Boerum place, was - He said be bad, and was ten told 1011 PENNLYLVANIA AVENUE vapisavenue, MOSES KELLY, President ,OTHING, UNDEE-CLOTHIRG, BOTS. | gay to eoswer the chatae of oficial Berides a number of important cases nx 4 burned to death on night in the most | that there was no such author. . SAMUEL CBOSS, yet ren Rroetdent.: | SHOES Dre, ot Cle D sreet, vetreon Mand 7th | Solinstates eae Regloct | gocket the case ot Mrs. Emily E. Lloyd horrible ‘mauner during the absence of bis | S7It is a comort to kuow that acity physi- Three Doors frum Eleventh Street. ste, Hotes Dromptly sttended to. ocd-ly_ ed with poisoning her four children will also mother. On afternoon the mother | cian with twenty-eight years’ experience has DO ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street. @7 Ove hundred and thousand dollars | tried. ‘Tj 3 ete-tr ‘Taree Doors from Bleventh wirect, 3 Pat Poy BEAT BARGAINS has been ordered by the New York board of | Wied: ‘he trial will propably last more than —— ae > ones oe te So bonleny: nk that discusee are communicates —- aries al vy > cradie covered vaccipalon.—., as en Joba T. Leaman, G WSOORD Finn cokeas eistrante cae ne ones number Sune cs ee 7 She aleo left bis sister, seed Oro gotre aud oe y persons by Bottom Tran- G Gams Bacsn a : Moses Kelly cutt | For sale on C otree between lath and 15th east, | g9-The loi yeatrike tn Sew Orleans | D.,O'Resr, of Fanquier county, cox mitted eal: | Seren, mosis, oe hover, nett ee | id, 4, hotne attacked to « hearse in, which 'D’ TT ONAL DINING 20.000 feet one-inse hee ds, 60,000 continues. who are workii ive four | cide on the 9th by in his barn. | e4-clothes and the sister | were a three Sen Feonciace bakes F. ZOugEUe eee m3 0 dollars the amount demanded by the | No cause known. ‘He bad rather melan- chair close other day, throwing out the GUNs! SHOT POUCHES! Fesogyivanie op yt FY Bess BOT Latha Ses ee ee eae eae, | sake OY? 7 Se | choly fora few weeks, but was in bis asual | Tes ccane im® rocking p.m. the seme day, | $22 <feating the impression among the specter vemch chanted desig My tant , | aad Framca. 40 Frames, Sasha and Blinds, 200 | gaa friend of astated at tho sherin’s | health, and was attending to bis business as | Tiss ntchoeeerein a box oa the ; | tors that e general resurrection Farices “Weddings complet, erg pag pe eg office yesterday that he af! gone out of tbe city | UA. dnd the elder child meet have got sake piece: | ga-A father living in ‘Tituevillé, who has two GUNS! DIXON'S POWDER FLASKS | superior to any other in my in the > aad Caillat the Lincoln Buildings. Capital Hill oelf se wlicen — bat appear with his | Parpoxep uy THE CzAR.—The Crar of Rut coe Sree en an the trond door one wight, ren ah nabat FirRosD, Caterer tat Gonitticters LTS Bane: Wun». 3 Lic! Batiding. La sunkacet cigar manufacturers in New Michael fee whe N.Y. Sum, Te 7 and y= Et = a r = vivenia avenue. =~ ~ |] York have acceded to the demands of workmen | under title of took service in the AT UNPRECEDENTED Low PkIcEs, ASE FuR SHE FEET. __ CARPETS |-CAEPRTS !—CARPETS | for an increase from one to five dollars one Turkish arm: hee dee Tee hls dylan aS aARInG FLawxnt-—The majority of people | S9-The affectation of being short sighted is —— We have just received from the Importers and | thousand. Several persons have suspe mander-in-cblet of the ‘Oonsacks in the | fanpct nent to beneficial effect of wearing | again coming into fashion. Tw years ago ar COBNS BEMOVED WITHOUT Palm Mavufacturers. for Rrivate sale, Teri operations on account of the demand. pind the body, both in cold and warm | every stylish young cousideved It hecessary iM me, WHITE. Oninoro a Ty a A ODY and TA! ES. B7-George M. Smith, one of the a weather. Flannel is Salioes nee eee to gaze iy and jy wt bet intimate = 508 oe oy genome D eae ELE mer i One clear OF the Mormon Charch, with a party, spree hus parm woether as prejudices sequaintances through © piece of pian giage Lp Prince's Bazaar, yBeutone Clad aod Ingrowing Nelle. Cail Bolag ot thie nese aa oS oma pligrimage to Palestine end the Holy City Se'ner | bave lert me since ‘Gouna gomeee | aon, . :* ‘ tention of buyers. [ocld) W. Lb. WALL & CO. ag a ad between the Mormons and wey | There ithojneed of greet buf avout rowaist, Phas cap new A “5 ‘Gmelin “One 1006 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUR. Noeotie sr. lpg weg Ringe cGak aan Nee 5 sane = eg . PreaTing of fannel with Of the panel being asked if he had any peaa- | pide Usttnership heretofore existing between | convict prisoner who lately heroically ju that case the flannel can be Se wien in osvesal tastier — Bick, WHOLLY & COs undersigned prison ped cut as ‘atting | “em, ‘been in several battles with ‘em, | Uy actal consent onthe oth of October, drowning goara, wis Foard te ltaea eae. Harcal} Soy ort bad a x ers 4 ‘are | wouldhang every devil of "em at sight.” ; te ou a tree pardon. ox wanloer these who wear fi: a S57 Tbe Boston newspapers report TABLE CUTLEBY 25 per cont. cheaper than ESTEE. Pen Rg i oe al s epenen Werte ‘so The stern and the! » | ments, and ee ‘should endesrer | 3: 30, with e boldness OLS TwikvERNTH StRERT, ccnatraction of the 'B utherm Maryland Ballroad, | Hocene tunnel are noe Gone ee os OF the of 8 | tosecure such for thelr litle people in — ep yey ee he same can be purchased in New York, at LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIM DRESSER | Lave uciurther counetion with tha undersigned” | Hooeee © ‘apart, and the sound of the aniline iy sen- | ence toail those oxtaide trimmingr nics | last Saturday, Se ae PRINCE'S, And Boman late Sanutactarer. we, one rection ta distinctly audible to the fashion euustmanda~Frvy Wie. pa nomen _nedatuars ~ aman House. roug! intervening rock. has been fishing at F. a dear, x. Avani ‘ Mity Ornacte.—"¥i 'e he . 8. N. Goodale entered ee ee es mite for) nuevelf. ocho £7 The preceptrers and one lady pupil tn the | Sacramento, Cal., and a local paper says “suc- | mere toy, may become, is my bands, & deaths | Ue St Lean Globe ten ibe w meena G ver : Conference Seminary at East Gleenwich, K.| ceeded in catching, by aid of }» which | dealing instrament to the fowls of the air and | publishing @ despatch from Boston inv which pe ong ey Sagoes’ Rout } 10AL UPTICIAN,&2P 9 Saaee el oPrticrans, oa 1 dled of ty ppold fever yemterday. Four other ove apie ed in the water, aboa! jone thousand, | the beasts of the feld even to the biggest | Goodale is said to be connected with th axsassi - e . jo! oO. NSYLVANIA a 2 ; . losed jarieties that beast.” ‘ife—*! dear! % w., betwi oad B sts., where ee First ant hee Hott Shays" | Genuine Brazilian Pel ble Spectacles. yanl9 tf | consequence of the prevalence of the disease. | our waters,” care you don’t hart yourseif!”? ae ae Sonny oneing a