Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1873, Page 4

August 26, 1878, Condensed ‘The Hibernian Society No. 3, are hay a peasant pic-nic at Beyer's 7th street park afternoon and evening. Judge Olin announees that during the ab- sence of the other justices from the city, he will Dold chambers for legal business af the City Hall,on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ys of each week. our well-known fellow citizen, Mr. George Wright, master machinist at the Wi Arseral,has accepted the position of superintendent of the govern work. Bho t Fortress Monroe, and will leave bere With bis family on the ist of September. The offer was bi ghly flattering to him asa e mechanic, as it was entirely unsolicted on his part; but his namesous friends in this city will Fegret the transfer. Fre crew of the yacht Ameriens, who have been onacruise the past week in the Chesa- ke bay fishing for sheepshead, captured a Fivge sea turtle weighing 180 pounds, and for- warded it to this city asa com . It snapped ata fieh bait, and the crew ad a lively ot getting it on deck. ° To Parents and Guardians. ‘WHERE To SEND CHILDREN—PRIVATE SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. The schools in and near the District, both soon resume’ their Our se in the country, andas a arents and guardians we commenced in Sat- $ STAR notices of the most prominent uivertised our columns, and shall con- th trom day today as new ad- hand Classical he north session room of the an Church, commences its on the Ist day of September. has long enjoyed a reputation among the first in the District. e pupils while rigid, is not Prof. Hunt, the principal, n exacting brings to his work the experience of more twenty years in the best high and classical schools of the north, and for the last six years has bad charge of schools in this city,—during two years as Principal of one of the Grammar Schools. He has always heretofore satiafied such parents as entrusted him with their boys. Circulars can be had at all the principal book stores. ‘The Georgetown Institute for boys, under the charge of Key. P. Hall Sweet, commences its seventeenth annual session on the Ist of Sep- tember. Full information as to terms aud course of study can be had upon application to the principal, at bis residence, No. 30 corner of Gay and Montgomery streets, Georgetown. The school is in a flourishing condition, and patron- 'y our most estimable citizens. eclectic Institute, a select school for e ‘oyS, located on iith street, between K and L streets, will resume its sessions on the 15th of September. Circulars can be had at the prin- cipal book stores, or upon application to Rey. Oliver Cox, No.717 Lith street. ‘The classes of Prof. H. Masson, that most ac- complished and successful teacher of French, will be resumed on the Ist of September. In teaching the professor is careful that his p pils acquire that accent so necessary to con- Verse in that language. Young ladies i Georgetown may join his classes at Miss 1 Stephenson's col ute,in whi is cngaged as professor of the French language. Catalogues of information can be had up< applicat the professor's res 0. P ylvania ave.,or through under the Young, will comm ng, On Hith street, betwee Wednesda the best c ing full informa- can be had ng and day school for young Georgetown, will | the 16th of S principal, is a thorough sted by an efficient ‘corps. | choo! is surpassed by no es can be had book store, atalogu: lantyne’s Arrest of an Alleged Confidence Man. SOME OF HIS OPERATIONS IN WASHINGTO! About 1 o'clock last night Detectives Mc- Elfresh and Sargent took into custody on the of swindling, a young man named G. C. Selvage, who has recently made his appearance in this city from Brookiyn, N. Y. Phe first development of his vain tricks, of which there are several, was on the 1sth instant, when he ‘sited Beacon Lodge, No. 15, 1.0 0. F., and Fepresented that he had bee: street cars and wanted to back to Brook- ft from Metropolis Iyn;‘that he had received re ge, No. 16, but not tog suilicient amount. Mr. Chas. B. R. College, who was on the ¢om- mittee to examine him, being suspicious, tele- graphed to New York and found that he had eDeen suspco.-! from Atlantic » Sod. 50, of Brooklyn; that he had swintied his employers and others before leaving, and that his reputation was very ‘as to y. That night they were informed that he bad beat the National Hotei out of five ys board. At that place he represented that he was an agent of @ firm in Philadelphia, but the said firm, upon receiving a telegram, re- lied that they knew no such person. (n last ‘ridgy he visited Eastern Lodge, No. 7, in South Washington, but they having been warned. he received nothing. He then came over to Pennsyl vanta avenue and offered to sell an Odd Fellows’ pin in front of Godfrey's sa- Joon. A young man, Chas. Lucas, a member of theorder, asked bim his pur; . when he replied: “To get lodging for the night.” Mr. Lucas offered to take him with him to his own bed, and dil so. in the arene, when he awoke, Mr. Cay (the bird) had flown, and had taken from Mr. Lucas’ vest all the money hehad—some #:5. Last night it came to the knowledge of Beacon Lodge that he had been seen on Capitoi Hill, when Messrs. Colledge, May, Towne and Just proceeded there, and found him acting as a juror on a case before Justice Ferguson, but the jury havingretired, they were compelled to wait until one o'clock this morning before they could get him. In the meantime they ——< ed for Detective McEltresh and his partner, Sargent, who had been looking for the young gentleman for sey- eral days. While waiting for them, officer ‘Gates was on duty with a warrant for his arrest, which hefturned over to Detective McElfresh on bis arrival. The gary, were discharged about ‘one o'clock, and Selvage was escorted to the police headyuarters. He is a hi me young fellow, with a light downy moustache and jaunty airs, and is caleu- lated to mislead almost any person. He will be arraigned on the charge of theft from Mr. Lucas to-morrow. Frae_Tars Moryxrxe—T7: Worn-out Fire- alarm ph Agein.—This morning, at 4:20 o'clock, Officers Seott and Lawrence vered ao the back building of Mr. James Mc- Dermott’s residence, on Missouri avenue, be- tween Sd and 4% streets, immediately in the rear of Mciermott Brothers’ coach factory, and ran to box (9, corner of 2d street and Penn- sylvania avenue, and attempted to tarn in an alarm, but were not succesefal. They then ran to the Columbian Building and attempted, with a like result, to turn in 31. Officer Scott then ran to headquarters and caused an alarm to be struck for box 31, The fire department responded promptly, and, notwithstanding the flames had got some feadway, the fire was saccguished. The loss is over £1,000, mach of it by the water; bat nad the officers been able to turn in an alarm at first doubtless the lors would not have reached half the amount. As it was, the adjoining property made vow escape from destruction. Bo long atime elapse! between the discovery of the fire and the sounding of the alarm that the neighbors ‘were very apprehensive for the safety of their property. ResvMption OF TRAVEL.—To-morrow night, for the first time since the late break in the Bal- and Potomac railroad, through trains Will be run to New York and Philadelphia with- out change, leaving at 9 o'clock, and the other ‘New York frat M leave thereafter at 7:50 a. m. and 1:08 p. m. daily, except Sunday. The 3:98 p. m. Baltimore express, through without will be put on Thursday. The other trains, which bave deen running since Frid most 1. The public will be vorite through line ig ees BUILerxc PERMITS were issued Tollows:—Wm. 5 = fall oper- y as two-story store- and N streets northwest; » two-story brick stable, on York avenue, between and itth (Christian Astociation, one-story frame home Duilding, 17 by 61 feet, on the east side of 13th street, between K and 5 streets northwest. Degeuny Senate famine Ge. oy yee MA. Turner, No. 1210 K street northwest, adoring the absence of the fami! and ransacked it thro it, breaking ¢ ‘a rank belonging to Mr. 2. Maer, ae 8 ee = of the occupants a Mr. Turner's A G STAR OS eee {Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.] Wasutxoton Grove, Morrcommry Co., Mp., August 26. Yesterday morning prayer and experience meetings were held in different parts of the en- campment, and at 10% o'clock Rev. G. W. Genesis Hedges, of Annapolis, preached from = = areapine Rev. G. A. Hall, of which waa largely attendeg, © “cla! meeting, At3 o'clock p. was formally edicated, in con- gregation. Th oF Shang an opening H. McNe- mar, lifting a Of, selections = eyton Brown and . G. Baker; i Of dedi written b State Sichcinn. and aanowhneed Si veland; payer by Ri as) and offertory jactament ‘ev. Basil 2 of the Lord’ About forty ministers of the — communicants ment. At2o'clock a meeting for the interest and benefit of children was held. Frank Wilson conducted the by and Rev. Messrs. Mun- son, Fort and others part in the exercises, RETURN OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT. Rev. B. Peyton Brown announced tha’ would leave the for Washington at 7:25 212 a.m. and 2 5p.m. Freight luggage from camp-meetin, Will be at the depot on Wednesday morning, where it can be secured by owners. If the weather Is fair, it will be unloaded at the H street switch. A GREAT REVIVAL MEETING. Late in the afternoon yesterday there were a number of prayer and devotional meetings held, severai kK of the Sacra- mi among them one largely attended at the Y. M’ C. A. tent. At this there were a num! er of penitents forward, and it was deemed aivis: On account of the prevailing feeling when o'clock was reached, not to have preaching» but to protract this revival meeting. Thost d in the tent theretore proceeded to the , and the number of mourners was greatly augmented. This meeting was continued all night, and quite a number of conversions took place; it is stated over thirty. This meeting Was one of the largest ever witnessed at a camp, and there was but little sleep on the ground, indeed there were not sufficent accommods. tions for the crowd. Itis said that the conver- sions during the meeting will approximate a hundred, as there were a number at the tents during the night. ‘Thus it will be seen that the meeting has been & grand success, nothwithstanding the many draw backs incident to the first meeting on a new ground, and many attended it who will ree member it for the balance of their lives, BREAKING UP. The boarding tents had early breakfasts this morning for those desirous of taking the early trains and after daybreak active preparations. were made to pack up. ‘The larger majorit took the morning trains st —— The Night Soil Question. Wasurxerton, D. C., Augast 25th, 1873. Editor Evening Star: The editorial contained —— issue of the 23d inst., in regard to the action taken by the Board of Health on the pro- posed contract for the removal of night soil, is pased. it appears to the writer, upon a mis- apprehension of fact. ‘The sum of $60,000 per annum was not men- tioned in the discussions of the board as a fixed sum to be paid any company for the night soil, but merely as an approximate mate of the cost of removal by the present bucket system; and the contract offered by the owners of the appa which has just been publicly tested by the Board of Health, and so successfully as to meet the approval of every person who witnessed its operation, & limited their compe: stipulated by law to be paid to the scavengers, Consequently, if, as is very correctly d, in your editorial, the extension of our system of Sewerage, and the increased use of water closets, inish the quantity of night soil to be removed, the cost of removal to the citizens, as well as the reeeipts of the parties removing the same, will be correspondingly reduced. Again, while, under the contract offered, the fees for removal are limited to those fixed by Jaw, the cost to the community will be reduced by {ne price of disinfectants required to be used, estimated at about $20,000 per annum, which Present is paid by citizens whose privies are cleaned, but whichif this contract were accepted, would be paid by the parties contracting for removal. Since then. the adoption of the proposed system of removal by pneumatic pump and air-tight vessels does not involve any additional expense either to the public treasury or to the indi- vidual citizen, but on the contr: reduces the total cost $20,000 per annu: nce by such adoption this city would be effectually rid of what fa in the experience of every resident and sojourner, and even according to the confession of the scavengers themselves, a most intolera- ble nuisance; since thig reform can be insti- m of privies or boxes, without jar or colli- , and without the discharge of tig present force of scavengers, what reason exis(s for de- pet Should not the Board of Health rather ‘¢ prompt and decisive action by entering at once into « contract with some resnonsible com- pany or individual for the removal of this ma- terial by some effective ap as, which will accomplish the desired ends? By doing so they will confer @ benefit on the community, an‘ meet the expressed wishes of many intelligent citizens. ‘Whatever may hereafter be developed as to the feasibility of making this branch of munici- pal service self-supporting, or a source of reye- nue, it is certain that at present neither the Dis- trict government, the Board of Health, nor any company or individual, so far as known, has, or desires to risk, the capital n to under- take the utilization of night soil on such scale as to relieve the city of any considerable por- tion of the constant accumulation. And it would clearly seem to be the duty of the board, leaving the problems of the future to be worked out in the future, to perform the duty of the present, by removing, at once, the injurious nuisance caused by the present filthy and dis- g system. H. D. Beam. History of the East Washington M. P. Mission Chapet. A brief account was < in Ravens #4 Star of the dedication of the Mission Chapel of the Washington Methodist Protestant Chureh, located at the corner of North Caro- lina avenue and 8th street northeast. This new church zation was started in the spring assumed a tangible form in No- , Rey. J. P. Wilson, de- termined to cut loose from his ministration and organized a small society of their own, holding their Sabbath worship in a store-room at the corner of 9th and B streets northeast, near where the new chape! now stands. Last No- vember the beng be of the new organ- ization—Messrs. mas B. Marche, Robert B. Ferguson, John 8. Slater, Wm. B. Marche, and James H. Searles—encouraged with the pros- pects before them of a fast-growing population, undertook the task of obtaining their recogni: tion by the Maryland conference at Baltimore as a distinct church, and the building a house of their own sufficiently large to accommodate the wants of the already growing congregatior This enterprise of course met with the usual adversities incident to such projects, but thi tifyin, — was presented on last Sunday fo the’ oft ing members of the conference of @ neat and commodious chapel, with the C504 fan. fend seating about 500 persons, furnished and ready for occupancy. During the struggles of this little society, Rév. Oliver Cox has been giving his services as missionary in the Sabbath services, but it is expected the church will re. ceive the ministrations of the Kev. S. G. Val- fant, now of Alexandris, commencing on the ist of September proximo, Conviat Recertion or the Wasninctox ScnugptzEx-VEREIN IN BaLtimorne.—The members of the Washington Schuetzen Verein, who visited Baltimore to ipate with their brethren in that city in their annual festival arrived in Baltimore, at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, with their’ president, Simon Wolf vice~ lent, John Vogt; ’ L. ; treasurer, Chris, Ruppert; chief marshal, H. Walker, and assistant marshal, Major Bent- zinger, and were also accompanied by the ma- rine band, Fries, leader. They were met at the Camdew station by the executive committee, the board of — » and the rece} —- muttee of the itimore , and taken in cari tothe park. An appropriate address renee ts ate nt ivered by Chas. Lemkuhl, which President the Waltimore Schuetzen, to ‘Wolf responded in fitti ‘t was ne: the At6p. m. the of the officers of the Baltimore uet~ zen, size, framed were ‘to the W: jians by Pres- ident 1, and ina manner by President Wolf, on behalf of society. ij at ~~ re Ee vee eS AE == a POLICE one protm—To.| LETTERS FROM THE PROPLE, % PIANOS, &e. Leckwood, Hufty « Tayler, day, Michael Nolton, was low to Ben with Paleo Alarms ee See g piclous do, whic at one Seen > aad Bator stor: Allow me to call thet penton of CAEN» Pitvos te complete ‘order j = q Pe oe : | our Fire Commissioners to the necessity of some CR Fish oR . ing the quiet of george 3. Jobn- | Signal to warn the department of an alarm from want of rocm—and same allowed! ‘ata pian diterderiy; @6. John Payne, same; 85. Geo. ing false. On Saturday last there was an PS Tenet Sens Rinne ay 3 7 ‘earring concealed ; 490. Thomas | alarm sou m Georgetown, to which sn Seer Pammeias ‘camke” hans he €23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, some offence! 57 Aubrbis Gorath, aninccior et Signe company hoses tenn = Stige¥'s rrawox. * _Svagt-ar Tin, Wreeer peice gy, | kervice, the latter compauy having toreome | (¢=OBGRTO ae Dees G, ®QF§ 2/450 AND Musto stone, & Joh tops, ‘ietatfon some | gooey Pepe Squares, and the horses ar- | ‘Lhe seventeenth an caer te phe} yp profane: #3. An. hi 93. Frank King,charged devise some way of Snake Of the eorndgta me by the ret pty ivan beitery ou May Doaneliy, wie wife, | Wtubg the department, know that boy ger oS BLING ORGAN. Pianow METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. 5 at Sesault old atkery on Chan Wiese’ and a oned fire, thus saving the horses the exhaustion i Bescalira se ‘All kinds of MUSIOAL Lat or sixty days ail. anc) 5 it at A be wd Battery on Mary Brown by t at | _Wonld not a quick striking of the bells, or - oo Pianos, Organs, Harps, &c.. tuned and repxired, her bead $0 and Snte wen : obeTe ct some such signal, be efficient’ Profeesor may oin his tiagges 4 Used instruments taker Te rst Strobel teiiied that her husband Bat fato a passion _a aves On Homans. | Frofewer of Trepen. ¥,orthrough PO. L048 FS GABR Hye gerawet — uy ; ee dera with a chair, sud bit her, “she exhibited the Attention, Garbage Men. Fiance and Organs and Bi marks of the keep the peacey or be commit CONFLICT WITH CONSTABLES. Kirome Ing to the Editor Siar Why is it that the garbage Wagon don't call regularly on our street? We haven't seen a for one week past; haro three to four barrels of garbage on hand 80 sour no one can stand it. SAac Gross, FOE BEAT BRICK DWELLING, thisd door Court; $30 bonds to re Sg yg RY ed fi % town; thr stories and beck buildin, 35 for alk months month. Apply at 124 Dumbarton street “ag2-ee Me FALL RUSH IS COMING. TEN PER CERT. DISCOUNT ALLO stree! Virgini We ‘The present ‘warm days is the Dest time ALL CASH SALES, it Dormnsand Sage ral othe tart |g Oya ee rem | ma apiece gare a at tt guid fo ; Mae (te ts Reg iuaysfone busay, and | Something Worthy. tention of | Srodabie de fitz, the, execution "of onder SEE | ictthce sean on mies ne COMMENCING T ESDAY, JULT 18, CON- lows, and ‘a general se Euitor Star: The public is respectfully invited | fall-your gosde wilt te etcel raved — siete ace TINUING TILL SEPT crowd eollesting togeth to visit the Tih and chastreet wings of the Cen- | Su'Zaninbioteerth, be, ticely, cleaned oF te room et . — en taken. ter market to witness the nd and magnifi- Obarges moderate, Terms invariably 0. 0. D. RBEICHENBACH'S 800 ORE ADPRAY#, !NCLUDING THR CAMMACK AFrain, | COME —. he pha bs Ve gone’ ig ~gthed PREMIUM i Who TLE one FIANS WanREonEE, jeuty Joes, Harry The weg poly de cn wings of the most wonderful spiders in the DYSING AND . | e230 . rere charged withriot tnd any Ro nd known world, whieh have been imported by the co Ne ESTABLISEM ENT, SCOR v ri paagees Peanayivanis avenue, SALES OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOB { rfeited their collateral. and Thompson, wh» was | market authorities from New Hampshire. There jefferson Street; Georgetown, D. 0. Agency for Wm. Knabe & Co, , SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND o' War charged with ateale ad baens He Mtnely popes grating in the tape OF | aemce open from 76 4 ws. antil eon 2 Oummon's PIAROS, etiam: ABTICLES EX: — . Randolph, who testified that he was standing onthe = th tee Deatick ae ae Second-hand PLA, ; orner of 13th and B ‘te Ol slaughter-house in the District of Columbia. NOS taken to part payment fo: e yin possing. strock him iu ‘the face. ite had NOTHER SLAUGHTER Sone ER & CO.'S PIANOS, sd jast remarked to Mr. Cammack to ‘wait mati! this A te PHILADELPR: “runken crowd gets past," when he was struck. te GEORGETOWN. aes na. il not addressed his remarks t o —<<$<—<—<— <7 ath did not inte a teat they should hear oa ae OUR, New Ecozeasrxe —Seversl weeks | We have just recetved a large bot of BLACK GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, defence, Mr. ©. | al i since it was announced that Dr. Cragin hal apes aes “ whic! . Sia Hot Sig len, but ier perwon ids Bi been suuyended y vostmaster ia ‘his ety, nad DAWES neesones Coane LINER sy over all oth an co's for Yon aa Weshail on and attor JULY 15, til! SEPTEM- pineon. This toc nd battery 1rd | Major George Hill, jr., appointed in his place. pewined, caper St Poplar here, as well 4s ail + ¢ffer our 6) Uderat Kon came up and casted hin errne eat withontany | ti@ suspension was recalled and Dr. Cragin | After looking at the Silk, ask to ore our special Patan PIANOS discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL Casy postion whatever. Ho was standing with Ran. | then promptly tendered his resignation, to take | brand of heave BLEACHED COTTON—«Prido of UPRIGET PLANO: SALES. h and Cami 3 ot the time at te nce, Mr. pesccbor ty “a Ist ce Bepsoiaber, Hcg rikveeterey the South.” ponAsD PIA! ¥ x i owas F. Mahon ai the | ace»pted the resignation and has appointed ow ersons who wish tosave from $1) i Miike angbedg: he meaty sug Rotate, Mt; Manion | Major Hill for the position, as. stated thyeste, BUTTRELL & WINE, | caring the bot inerament oat, oe eS struck any one; the night was quitedark;{t wae | @&VSSTAR. It is tobe presumed the major will | _80e%-6t" 1930 Pa_avenne, cornor 20th at. Gachanged, Tondeg any Bepranos for rent Pi Rosnlble that he ‘might have done so; $10 and costs. | tke possession on Monday next. PECIAL PBICE to. CARL RICHTER Avent.” An appeal was noted. “| | Davip WALLING, the young man who, a few ~ 'BICES aié-tr 35 Pennsylvania avenve. on connvcron oe the Wes ee a oe by one of the Fe of FoR = MEN'S G = Mattingly, and @ Washington and Georgetown railroad com- FURNISHING GOODs. on Albert Gammiacks who teatined than aespemeeey | pany, has been tendered benellt by the mea: DRESS GOODS: 125:c., 23c. 50s, GOAL AND WOOD. of the 18th inat. he was walking acres, Baten ent rs of the Ward, Mack & Morris Miustrel © Palmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for isn towards hie Nome, when he was struck Foe | rey e, at Fareet Hall, Georgetown,on Frida , | Many of the Goods worth nearly double the money. woo AND COAL, mol LT Oe 1, qm, 91m, 6a, arcane Gowns he called out “murder,” and Mr, | 20th inst. He is suffering very much, and is in Closi " wit 25, $2.60, 62 78-83, lon a, - tal that ‘he had boos acaeafag naination, witness | need Of funds to procure the necéscartes of | PIC eR Ck, Smmmer Stock ata GREAT SAGRI- aap uYRENS SACLE COR hic wil ts Roof drown Ucar et gt 5, 86, 87.20, a9, he ha in: . jelivered direct ; ards, . Golph before ihe blow Was struck; but'don't Many zn News.—The steamer John Gibson ar- ONE PRICE TO ALL. inyite the attention of consumers. "' ‘° WHCR We | segn tinny Fin + Fegular who struck him. ; lees 10 Prices, Br, Hobinson was calted- andi testified that ho | Cellancors voce) rere ene eT 8 me BOGAN & WYLIE, gilts, Aino, HICKORY” AND OM WOOG: | Linen Collect aed Ou, regular prices, nea 10 per Sena ~ ® | cellanecous cargo, and the schr. Anna Bell, from a . . . ‘cont. ' ack reciehed Custohnn iso; this was ators | Saulshury, hae arrived, with 50000 fet lumber 1018 and 1020 7th street northwest. RENDLING, pales cr hina cars ANP SINE | Dinghies, Diack Searfs, Fancy Scart Bence + D assat y . * SON & BROTHER, . }» &c., regular prices, per Mr. Randolph testified that after ho was assanited _ Acency for Mme, Demorest's Patterns, atr Office, 1804 Pennsylvania renne, cent. tion Carne ee o'heard theery ur wee: | _ Curren Covrtixe.—Rev. Dr. Fowler, presi- OSING OUT SPRING AND sUMMuR | _*%5-3" and Depct.Tthetreet wharf, | Mineo, snd ilk, Pocket, Mandkerchicfs, regular mack ine very short te. x dent of the Resi wenses University, os a recent STOCK OF DRY Goops MCCAULBY & BRoe, peabiee. Kid Gloves, ofc Py Jere 10 per cont J ‘ctive Sargent test! that on the night of th: sermon on e occasion of laying the corner- ” be Ly 5 Lisle Thread jes, 73 conta, less ly per seceurterce He heard the ory of maurice gree oo ant | sermon on the occ Evanston M.-E. church, | a¢ extremely low prices. Remnants less than half | ¥@*?—No. 619 04 street southwest, and No. 1918 found Cammack, who stated that he had boen as- | commends the iden of having a basement and Street northwest. fanned toHGameeam a crowd, and went down and | parlors in the church for sicial omtonee TG Tork Couth mawosian ay Depot—I0h strom wharf, ny who struck Giea ak eae bolat out the | Enewer tothe objection thar bere en, girls wilt - NS at low figures, A choice and varied stock {CY GOO! Erion asd re A pe of he mea back de their sparking at ie ehiureh, the doctor sale Call and examine before making your purchases, kept connate coca” of WOOD and OAL FANCY DS. one called out, “Don't run, Mack; co back.” | “Tsay amen. I have a daughter whom [ cher- 3 Perfamery , Soa v Castleman was afew fect In advance ofthe party.” | ish dearer than the apple of my eye. When she v= EMORY BAXTER, ieee 30 per content Tet Articles, regular prices, ‘ Dr. Lovesoy testified that he wascalled upon and | is of suitable age, Thad rather she weet ne | _3329-tr 1920 Peansytvani LIVERY STABLES. Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at 25 ceute Lem Regia, merloualy hart. hisjaw bone | courted in the house ot God than ina thester READ AND PRoFit: HACK AND HIRING | Gold Mair Breas at B2t/te G15 hoon 10 por cont Ar. George I. Wilson testified that he waswith | ‘Tre Rev. Da. Sraine’s FAMILY! —— w Yous Avexce, ps- | Ivory Gold Collar Buttoun, ac, SLA. 2. $A, s Ene party on the night in question; they had beonia | The Rey Dr sor ° Maen First-class ®in- 2 80, $3, lowe 10 per cont.” noting . eo how “ a “i . . Dr. Spring, who died last w GOODS, &c., ” ag the bowliga saloon aad ha ens et some “jy | been for some years separated from hi Inducestonts to Gash ‘turers ae ceria | Dae Ye ae ty es ther; heard something liken slap, but not wishing | Consequence of differences in mone the prices of a few of onr goods: nics, Excursions and Sots Bar Drops, Viengaretic, we Be any Bart in the affair he kept on; did not sow | She died ten days before him, and was buried Bicgant one (i) Patton Paris K had at the lowest &c., &c., recular prices, leas 10 per cent, “ erick By any me; Mattioate sad pene tS oeg ean Re pose # ons Ot Ser own *- Ho | gptendid sfxteen (16) boxe French Wesen Corseta, Te Je | Perasois and Boe Oa rollea trom 8.80% @29, 1 pir one; Mate ud on were not | was buried from his own house an church, an 3 rest. oh a ba B. OLCOTT & SON, a t . ese Meriken ne rere nas, healt, not seothem | neither had seen the other form lose wane “‘ntimble's” Giove-Riting Dorset, Serv aces’ | J. BOAMORE TLV E eT and SALE staBins,| Feet. Barty being drauicand was offensive: Dilnot think | Noah's Sunday Times and Messenger. Fari-yice Bienched Cotton, ie. ° Br etrost, betw on sath and 16h sta, northwest,(Teat g J ee ent ne Bisse : of the ome.) sages of Mr. Castleman ee Maer gnoush o hit Mr. Cam- Disastrove Bat Brinsley Black Alpacas nd Mi shale of, the best makes, in- ait kinds, rece and Buegies, Phastonse are t r S FDpy case with Catumack; he went of Nig eo made a balloon as 3 av, from San Einding the Beaver and Buffalo brands, froni ac, | Hire. Special atiention paid to the care bf Board LADIES’ FURNISHING Goops, nse wit i be went of Bis ow Frencioco. The balloon felt into the bay, and | pat? $2. po pes prom $3.0 0p ——— ef wane oon E Vitness and Castlo rinsley jumped from the basket a « > of 880.5 Law: 50 np. ; 5 fotton Hose at She, 8, Sc, $1.02, 91.48, hers while the strik- | 40 feet, and swam to the Long bridge. He was | bMiies Underwear and Gents’ Shirts ‘at manufac- LLISOT Wal OND Hine PTABLES. | pron Cone Bee oe wv Mahon near hin somewhat injure aot Sop should be purchased prior to an exami- | (STYLISH CABBIAGHS 'sof CoacuMes. rcente Howe Mt Ge, 8c, Se, Be, Jenn 30 por le _ e on of % northwest, ° . Tiel fe Abin, aaheed ate: an OE AVR BRODHEAD & CO., REINGTON @TABLES,.—2. choi. sa, |, Sid S215 Si silt t) ero SEH SIS, Gedy there being ‘no cvidouce that ah aaa aren oe Pa je28-9m 1205 F street, between 12th and isth. | A @ STREET, Between 177m axv 1Stx” Lisle Thread, Waucy, Bulk Hose, regular prices, lose ws sl Peion eng taed monen | Diag aed ght ta Reciorora, Satmniny THE TRADES, cee | SP atten erro taken aud An supeek wat | Ganreieliny (white) toraily teenie. CONGRESS STABLES, W0 per cont Edward Rody, threats toaJohn Sallivan; g10 | _&9-The “Select Young Men of Pittsiielt” ar werees Horses and Baggies ter ire naen STE ouppay | ase, ortins Gh Ota hee > npeemteaed bonds to keep the peace. J®hn L. Leply, charged | @ club of colored youthe “| FOR PUBLIO. BUILDINGS, HOTELS AND | °f gcod horses for xale a itched Handkerchiets at €5c, Se, $1, pun cpending in rit and aftray: 88. Bunk'Bhorier, | " gore postmisrens of Reading, Pa, asipies PRIVATE KESIDENOES. “ysatly RICHARD VANT, Proprictor. $1.35; 81.80, leas 10 por cout Brooke ene rte sieon 2 10 aud Sater een’ | her husband as head clerk. aid TENTS FOR OAMP YERTINGS FOR SALE OR W ‘Cain donee 8 STABLES, 1326 Be. maze7 aw 10 per cont. Mulverhiil. who testified that Mr. Brooke called at B7-Milwaukic derives a revenue of 24,838 . —_— — jatton, regular prices, lem 10 Ble hours inst night .on 9h stréet, Ith another | from dogs, and values them accordingly. By J. C, HOGAN, Mennfactarer, "Parties, Weddlags, cot BespcirsTevichea with | Link 7Steka Gloves, 1, 2and S button, at 78, se, breton gh « De Words followed ea aes, #7-An English lecture bureau on the Ameri- Betwea? MARKET SPACE jogant Oarringvs leas 10 por cont. : . struck him inthe face, drawing consid. can system is impending there. Sci Aga te Oo cas teen Ga yoarding Horses, Bick pal eiaayrantntion bhai’ | giaetechleny Qiao to «xcerosns, | oSbyt fila Wa Rknkizm™ MURBAY’ | Scien ieee hemien ccnee i pleaded guilty his statement was not © destroying goddess.” . posepi Bar asa ou Philip Gn ohZ The Philadciphia Evening Herald's bal- es sii Rey INSURANCE COMPANIES. LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. - d 5, 85 an i. oon went upat 3 o’clock p. m. yesterday, and FO) ‘A Ss, 5 | NSURE YOUR PROPERTY Panvery cpacenan, colored. charged with passed over the city in a southeasterly direction. PUBLIC BUILDINGS, [25088 FOUR rRorsery Cusick, by snatching tt from her land &2-Rev. S. W. Clemons, of the Troy confer- r IREMEN'’S son 20'the grand jury. A’ Miller a ence of the Methodist church, recontly whipped MANUFACTURED BY FIGE WASHINGTON AND ONS Elegantly trimmed Skits from §1.75 to $20, lee 3° man, charg: Aa Ear ow tpg stones: the pronrictor of the Mohican House, at Holton, M. @, COPELAND, CHARTERED RY cokehiuss ass7 Cothon Ghernlece at 78 conte Jess 20 por cont, avenue at sie! . N. for callin, im a dirt: jog, and had s 75) ry “ ee “ further hearing, to'pay 25'to ajustice of the peace forks trouble. — Polya tl regetiv’ 5 tor cate | OMe Bene SS aT | lk . = i 7A : 5 . - . = THe CANAL Route To PHiLADELPATA.— or rent, Jis-tr eee Elegantly t a Mr. G. F. Hyde, agent for this District of the CITY ITEMS. LUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND SEWEE- | _ James Adams, Provident; Andrew 0 per cent. sntphnnieeoa m new express line between Philadelphia, Alex- a AGE promptly attended to, on reasonable » | Parker, A. A. Wilson, .. Wilson, Cotton Drawers at 75 conts, lems 10 per cent. letter stating that tho ‘vepaire ta" aie Ghee Ho. a Peseeyinania cee G09 Louisians avettaes deur Bh erect eaeae’ ede, | Homegena, Clarke, ZB. Crom.) SC SE: ir - 5 ‘ennsylvania ayenue, % 3 5 , ahoat cisteaean’ (anal will be completed | Received some beautiful styles in plated, oxy- | Besldence: #40 ad street northeast, ‘Specialty, TIN | Pickrell, Edward Sheswoker, Gereee Smet» | taht Dresses toes Baa ae ee eee n about sixty days. In the meantime the com- | dized, and Jet jewelry this povicertog proMsina an saa a mite | of Sccratsorns0 Wows secre: pase Might Dresses from $1.63 to $20, lees 10 por cout. pany will run an outside line, making weekly -— 5 NAL iSURANCE COM- 8. 5 A Godt, Porutar awn HeaLtry SUMMER — oa Seo Resont—Dooley’s Arctic Soda Fountain, on pThone desiring to have thelr Plombing and Gas. PANY OF WASHINGTON, A Sensintx PLAN ov Retrer.—Ata recent | Capitol Hill. = Cott | caresponable terms, chould leave thelr orders a ORGANIZED OCTOBER, 1865. meeting of the relief committee whohave in| Ewrxenr Mun oF SCiExCH have discovered | 113 Paeuni ates cone ge eae hte Cash Capital a HIE anna 1F3, 700 virial Potent: Cae ene Fey pe ed emg ecg are developed | Satan wa. noraweuw. | gear UND PERSONA L PROPERTY IN a . , | inthe system from the tron in the blood. This - - ‘= i raver chalping trex bone tee Festa sige uh ed accounts for the debility, low spirits, and lack | J &. TURTON, SURED. i of energy a person feels when this vile element * DIRECTORS. Proposed to effect loans at lower rates otintorest becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, a pro- Pears lak pease Quag- Kear, President, Wx. Dizon, » © | toxide of iron, supplies the blood with i WR Pres’ 2D. Oooxk, farlouranufacturers and employers of labor in | element, and ie tie only formin bier itis oe CONTEACTOR. M. Brown, "Be Wanuacu, Ved loc te sar anche = security La ra 4 sible for it to enter the circulation. 6 Ondors for Houre Garpentering, Jobbing, or Oon- § BACON: | en, A. WrLig, loans, mortgages will be given onthe reales- | _ Jurtre, SMASiHRS, CooRTAILS and other pro- Shop and Offs, 216-2 See D EAEE ee. tate. | Take, for example, remarks a Portland | scriptions carefully compounded by George W, | _Ja0ui-tt th street, below E st. northwest ONES & CO. per, the case of @ certain well known fonn- | Driver and his corps of efficient assistants, at Ww. S11 7th street, opp. P. % ——, ry owner, who has lost evei ing. Before | the new sample rooms, corner — HOTELS. Eepresent the following strong the fire he furnished seven or 6 ht mechanics | avenuo and 4 strect. 12 tf Coe Pa ne AN AMERICAN, OF WY. a = ‘ empie; vais thelr gaan turow, them’ out of i setdowerge Cerro nat eh Br a tent THE MERCHANTS OF MEW. - e be L . new! \. employer asumuiicont Yognable Kim tm | ping paRibeonitiiea sensi, | | «canal ey os rr $0 $12 rant lows 0 perce. : hains, B 5 . . | REA ne é mala Will be able) cryin hale giamce and Spectacles, received at Priao’s | being situated ou the line of the "Wi aad | GREAT contane Brian Kiger und Tovertiag* toc, to' $i yard, tess 3é ti lewelry Store, No. ennsylyania avenue ‘cent. are any way advantageous, the etl oe aivents roast, oan AnseTs... 9306497 69 | Nashaok Bien, ond Inserting, % to $2.28 yard, lee means re-establish hi FoR RELIZy yom Conns, | Buwrons, ba Mig Mk og ie Se y ‘Lawn, 30. toS0c. yard, lew 10 por cent. more and f TROUBLESOME NANA, ete., visit Dr. White, an eS WW BATES Age. Striped, Paid and Plain Hainscok, fie. to Se yard, sur; iO. 151 oppo- r NC fi ee bk ha ge THE CORCORSEALINE INGORARCE | pecs mart peteem rom,» names of the parties who were drowned jy tho th Wenlugies Ioek) e CHotabtiahed OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, nd Finis Swios; at Soe to Tie vant teae 36 upsetting of @ boat in the bay, off Red Hood, at fashington 1261. Oreanized Apréi 1st, 1213. Pale pot, to Tee. 30 per ecat. he were enced ro Muto" Sira | Pano: Sewsy ExT ao, Metioated Ve Mo, 70900 sraEET Fron peiqgs FaaReyuvamia cvenon, | Sen ee te Foe eee . a OFFIOR No.1 . hews steam yacht, were ascertained yesterday, | fay E street. = 5,20,6: ' | jem-tt Burwxen ?ru axn Sr Streets (Ovun MiLscEn’s Dave Brome.) and the two persons saved are now under arrest - - — = Sr temas precinct ae a It ‘appears bbe Sd Gr: “ fen ee ye IMPERIAL HOTEL, rE Az, Erocidest. at ere were, as stated in yest lay’s Herald, celebrat jazaar Patterns. incy at a8. ® - four pareane, iat the boat Eo men (ana two mai hoopekirt « pnd corset factory, 7th sent, JAMES SYKES, Proprictor, pines ee - — READY-MADE DRESSES. men. ¥ of Mr. Mi- meer . , FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, J as. L. Bai i jenn T. LINEN SUITS POLONAISES chael Quigley, of No, 49 itehall street, and | pony Rrenao? ia for eale at wholesale by a Green, John Bailey, A. H. Berr. oo in the oftyseston qias stolen trom its fastenings, near Whitehall | QrO™Dis RTzmacr ist Piero aren Between W3th and ith Streets, epely of the Indies tothe great bar- * slip, unfortunat 10 occu! ° it iat he time of tie accident. "he perons and by druggists everywhere. tw, f,tf Wasnixergn, D. 0, T QUITA! Ee ASSURANCE Uberal reduction of 1) por cent. Saved were Patrick O'Connor and Annie Nel- THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the usé- | qpankfal to the public for to a, prow ligan. ‘The persons who were with them and " peruse cd un a ee ‘The business of this Company bes for years been 0, Lene 10 per cent. who lost their lives, were Thomas Hallahan fulness of Singer’aBewing Machine, 1,5 | the past, the Pro ‘ecctnmnodutions of his piesontian, | the largest of any stuntier lusticatton tn the wera: ia 4 and Mary O'Hara. On learning the facts yes- THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired lishment, which he promises shall be found at ¥. HE GENERAL AGENT, i300 “ terday Mr. Quigley had the survivors arrested | and made to order by Hempler near 4iz street | least foqnal to the best in Was js may23-ly 3 and 606 7th street. 16.06 “ on a charge of larceny ot the boat. They will jand- {Rep., Chron. HE TIONAL, ue TROPoLt AN oo “ be taken to cou Herald, 25th. 7 T= BRYANT HOUSE, T - FIRE INSU! RANC COMPAN a 4 alow Tox Scorr nas Cavour Funsry Cry. ME END! eae Ae oC Decmaber IE Perret ee DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wi £3 “ ispute has arisen between the Pennsylvat of the —— - Railroad company and the Jersey City Valder: _—__ aost desirably and most con’ Tocated houses Organized August 25, 1870, rf o men tn relation to the new depot, and from the | « ta the city. nat a Pale Seren 100,000 “ Teer TON Phe ire oersey Cityhasno | = ONLY A REMNANT LEFT. patlinted and’ provided wilt at moder Renee oe —— ; = water front. ‘The railroad company owns the ier Office in Shepherds Ba No. 908% Pounsyi- | W: = porns Weematoies Gry Font veg on the ‘The charges are low, but the wants and the com. | vania avenue ores tS 2 “ water. me persons Testrai 6 com- ‘ort of ail guests for. : pany from blocking up the streets neat the ‘The propricior, Z. RICHARDS’ bes determined xe | SAMUEL CROSS: Seeretseys? bg) and applied to the aldermen to stop it. FIN. OPPORTUNITY. provide & good i novit-eott B. DIRDeTORS: _ Redingots, 96 The company represented that when they be-- [AL - \ ©. WILLARD, im. ol Just, came proprietors of the shore front there were & EBEITY HOUSE, Metuerott, T. Lenmen, ‘no streets laid out, and they reclaimed the pres- ‘Moses Kelly, Series Caan Cale saan =e menereerom BO. men a resolution Se eee eaaee, SS SOT Sane want REAL ESTATE AGENTS. LADIES’ DRESSES. ‘ veto wi ‘up for OFT evening. The company are pushing thelr work, or 7. BERRY, Jr, 4 Pony ey SPECIAL ORDBR DEPARTMENT. N. ¥. Sun. on ‘REAL ESTATE AG! ANP BROKER, vite A plans or aetcaes Tet A ae ag WANTED TO BE A OENTENARIAN—A man Summer thing! see. jo. S19 Market Space. | | tad 3 fot 9 new pulld- ct § 4 = PR i a eggs Joan porns. raawx sannun. | 's¢/0r:! ao Bin cools. seventy years of age the ‘0d | 148 BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT JUAN BOYLE & co., ‘sum of fitecn aE oi Miiwankeo depot s few days ago REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, yet donne thevacand s train, when the man sieeiied 6 BUT NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED, 606 ith streot, epposite U.B. Treasury. rir feesece ry dollars to -ARTMENT. = sete ‘ to ‘onthe Sist CUSTOM SHIRT DEP. . ae Tal me AND THE ENTIBE REMAINDER or the Ist ~ hall eee SEcer Roh es iow sibetes s a fe = utes as if med! oy = to his informant. ALPA 4ED OASSIMERES, to his informant LINENS, ALPACAS, wouldn't be askin’ too much ;— have you tell the old woman FOR MEN AND BOYS, : havent another one for sale, and that chine which made ’em has busted.’ MUST BE SOLD! eat Toan Seartia ‘WILL BB SOLD! {EN PEE CENT. DISCOUNT OF ALL CASB recentiy. BALES BXCEPT FOB SPRCLAL ORDERS. S7A Madison, Wis., SHALL BE SOLD -* man in that town has aan enn ewns ball a Cones a "A Milwaukie Hvuation te penltentiay NO BEGSRD ake ne ~~ * - gram Rex York tee FASHIONABLE TAILORS, © ‘next week,