Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1873, Page 4

Wall's Opera House. Theater Comique.—Miscellaneous songs, dances ‘and Ethiopian eccentricities. Orchestrion music at No. 468 Pennsylvania venue. s ——-e Condensed Locals. Attention is called to the advertisement of Mr. H herman, who has returned to the city and Tesumed the practice of his profession. Mr. Richard Hamilton, of East ceeaee, has commenced a three years’ course of study, in the Alexandria theological seminary. A gentleman named McCloud, employed in the Tressury department, wasrunbver by atwo Borse wagon yesterday and badly Gov. Shepherd yesterday ented permission to the Attack, Union, and Carney Guards of ‘Virginia to visit the Instrict. Swngerfest in Kichmond yesterday was @ great success. and the Washligton Senger- und earried off the honors at the concert ht. t is stated that the Casparis house on Capitol hill will be resold 0: to a misunderstanding between Mr. Ordway, the parchaser, and the agent of the government. ‘A pigeon ebooting match took place yesterdaa} afternoon between Col M. Alexander Mr. Ja H. Dodge, at the tarm of the former, 25 birds, 21 yards rise and 30 yards Doundary. Aiexander took 16, and Dodge 17 ° TIC SPORTS. ‘The Beat eon Thursday Next. ARRIVAL OF THE NASSAU BOAT CLUB, OF NEW YO! The Nassau boat club, of New York, arrived ere this morning and proceeded to the Union hotel, Georgetown, where they will be the greet of the Potomac boat club, of that city. hey come to par te in the boat race to take place on Thursday afterncon next on the Potomac. The contestants will be the Analos- tans, of this cliy, and th ‘assaa club. The course has not yet been decided upon, but will probably be the same as that used in the last race of the Analostans with the Chesapeakes of Xorfolk. The Nassau crew are a fine-looking set of men, amd appear to re an abundance of muscle. Their trainer, Englehart, is with them, and will at once put them over the eourse. ‘The president of the club, Mr. Bab- cock, accompanies the crew. The crew con- mists of the following:—Jobnson. stroke; Mont- gomery and Walker, in the waist, (their i- tions bave not yet been assigned;) Brown, bow. ‘The boat is of handsome build, and was used in the late amateur regatta at Saratoga. The Analostans have been in training for fome time, and will, without doubt, give the JNassaus a handsome rub in the contest. The Analostan crew are: Gurley, stroke; Prescott and Upperman in the waist, and Brown, bow. ‘The average weight of the N: one hundred and fifty-six or eigh alostans something less. Considerable interest is manifested in the coming race,as the Nas- #aus are well known to be a club of good record, aud the laurels of the Washington boys are rized too highly for an easy surrender. Qur- ry as stroke is a favorite here, while Prescott and Upperman are hearty pullers. Brown is a eapital bow car. he four-oared race will be preceded by the single-seull race between Clarke, of the Ans- Jostans, and Truax, of the Potomac. This race bas also caused considerable excitement and speculation, and will be in itself very interest- urse will probably be different from he four-gared race. ——-s Tas Mrtrtary Excrrsion rrom Ricn- Major Fisher gud the gflicers of the t battalion of District troops, (colored,) are Toaking great preparations for the entertain. ment of the first battalion of the militia of the state of Virginia, which will arrive here on the evening of October éth, and have already ar- g of Monday, October | d will be met by the District battalion and escorted to the Armory building, where they will be entertained. On Tuesday, at ten © clock a. m., escorted by the District battalion, the line of march will be taken up over the fol- Jowing route: 6th street to Pennsylvania | avenue; arow the Capitol, returning | e Avenue, thence up Sd street throng! a and Louisiana aven’ up Pennsyi- vania avenue to the Executive Mansion, pay- ing & marching ralute to the President, thence passing in view before the Governor, thence u the Avenne to the Circle, into K street to 1¢t! Street, thence to the Olympic base ball grounds where they will enjoy themselves till evening. Atnightthey willbe entertained at a met atthe Armory. The visiting battalion will be composed of three crack companies commanded by Capt. Hobson, who with his staff will be mounted, and they will bring a full band and rum corps,as alsoa large number of their friends, probably one thousand in all. ——¢——— Tue Riext or Govegymest Crerks To Vore ts THE STaTzs.—Last night a meeting of the Obio republican association was held in Marini’s bali, to take actionon « recent de- Cision of Judge Frease, of Carroll coanty,Ohio ‘who, in the case of M. C. Baxter, a member of the association, upon an appeal from the judges of election who bad refused his vote, rifled as follows: “In the case of Matthew OC. Baxter against the judges of election of this township, Judge Frease at the present term of our com- mon pleas court held the law of Uhio, passed April 17, 1868, to preserve the purity of elec- tions, to be, that if a man in fact went to Wash- ington city with his family to reside while in the employ of the government as a clerk, and there to reside with the intention to return to his original domicil, with no present intention to return within any definite time, and only fon as he should leave the government employ. has lost his residence for voting purposes in this state, under the seventh division of the first section (section two) of that amendatory act. and that, too, notwithstanding he has not voted in the District, ce bis removal voted j s avowed and held bis intention to return to Ohio so scon as he should leave the government employ.” The asso tion unanimously resolved to sustain Mr. Baxter in carrying the case up for the decision of the supreme court. Action ror Fatse Iuratsonxent.—Lewis James has, by Messrs. Carrington and Willia: fon, entercd suit against Gracy Solomon and Moses Solomon for damages for alleged false imprisonment, charging that Gracy Solomon aid, on the 25th of September instant, falsely, unjustly, wilfully, maliciously and ‘without robable cause, acouse and cause the plaintiff be accused of having stolen $30, and caused his arrest and detention at police headquarters until sald charge was examined and found un- sustained, when he was discharged. He claims damages $2,000. se Tue Maxacevent oF THE Cotorep Scnoots ro ze Ixquiaep Ixro.—Messrs. J. ©. Wilson, superintendent of public schools, and the following trustees, viz: O. K. Harris, ¥.D. Steart, A. G. Faust, E.F. French, and W. RK. Woodward, have been requested by Gov Shepherd “to make an examination into th Present condition and management of the col- Ored schools, and favor him with a repert of | the impression derived therefrom,” it having been reperted to him that they are badly man- aged. patos ty ER A Bust tx Covet.—H. Kallusowski, admin- istrater of the estate of Henry D. Saunders, re- orted in the Probate Court this morning that only property left by the deceased wa= a ust of Pulaski, ordered but nevor accepted by Congress, and which was pow in the crypt of the Capitol, aud said bust had been appraised by Gen. Henningsen and Col. J. C. Kretchmar at 21,00 in gold. An order was given anthor- izing the sale of the bust. provided it be for not Jess than $1,000 currency. + THE GRAND SABER TOURNAMENT, sham b: tie, target shooting, and bail of the Governor’ Mounted Guard, which will take place on ‘Thursday next at Analostan island, promises, from thé extensive preparations, to be one of oor tertainments of the Beason. Eight valuable prizes are to be given Sway, and. besides the attractions on the Asland, the boat race that atternoon will be ia Tull view. ——_-—__ Scppgex Deata- ¢ body of @ man named Michael a was found this morning im the doorwa: C.—Washington om » R, 8, T,U, Vy WX, ¥, Z will voto at “id weeneg, Wiliam baitd ie) Mee New Tork seers so ae ee DANE: corner of | Gongrete treet.’ P,Q. H will vot at Island Hall near eters oti of FAs em ae ga a ont : wine: pio — Aint May 5 0 ait ‘annum on depocite for each month Includes all Pe nit et wou P Bixth street and Virginia avenne southwest. J 5 ams, would contirm him. Mr. Josep! jams Banking 5 | inclu part of the city - FOURTH PRECINCT | Peay Bree Bakke k Mariah! ar arse eats | called Mr. Arthur Shepherd to the chair and | PARMing hours, $ to¢ Saturdays, tod and 6 | ing west of Twenty fret sirvetwoety ST” | the registered voters of the Seventeenth District, Hie ay Bre Whevier, Dickson 2” Ring. ; | Fave @ detailed account of the manner in which sins =: byt c Oo ee. secon et | EDUCATIONAL. «« Now 18 Your Tims ro Isvrst.” “a perme mein wiih tbe greets worth R. GEORGE FELIX i) resnme £00,000 worth of new and nobUy Boots and Shoze, &, 173. Zz" aa eaterts orth EY Sai 3 SUklae we ui TE INSTITUTE. ‘THIRD PRECINCT. SECRETARY HARRIDOTON ABD JNO. T.GIVEN, L. Hercsrcx, TUS whose nam s toxin scith the tetrors L. MB. Py EEQ.—A SUBSTANTIAL [NDORSEMENT OF THE 9,30,6 402 Tth street, second door trom D. hours Q, B will vote st the corner of Fourth and N strects GOVERNOR BY HIS PELLOW-CITIZERS, ——o——_ Borthwest, . sgh one ro we Necsas Rests oot and see a ror of the Poe Doers oT pce ne Das yd RACs ay the banking-house of Lewis Johnson & Co. : pared pol reds herbal perf nad onal Xx rote ‘at the corner of Fourth orpeare eornaed — 4 of Pennsylvania avenue and who prefer ordering will find on his FIFTEENTE DISTRIOT ceaiere, and second floor an admirable assortment of weil- the chosen fabrics. etting up the de ue of whom were J.T. Mitchel y wocariE a SECOND Pi tere: ECINCT. ens aa Fatt Croraine ror GENTLEMEN. party paign All the latest styles Coats, Pants and Vests, "I = san = ape near fb — Fall Oversacks, &c., c., remarks a rul 0. e maled and quality. ies to fv: ‘minutes, Thechair announced si py Reeommital. ¢ question to be on referring back the differ- Our Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing is Ences of the 20th district to the people to settle | much admired for style, beauty of finish and bya election. Here —— were sub- | quality of l. mitted by the friends of Mr. Joseph Carroil, Sizes for boys from three years of to Taso mceting ac the Capitol atl toate tome yer Git Pennsylvania avend eeting at the Capi marl ase k ji when be was’ bominal A motion was made mm hem Geceeae betas DAY, tah SAdrest MA Prince Grors wh. Ba ‘within the Tollowing beante Commencing 8,7, U, ry RY % at D street, and runuing down Sixth street weet to UMBIAN CNIVERSITY —_ that the papers be read for information, when | Borns or THE Boanp oF Pustic Works SECOND DISTRICT A of the canal to Fenr ‘WASHINGTON f ‘We need three-thousand dollars of these bo incIndes all that part of the couaty of Washington our-end a-hall str The Preparatory Department ope been mubmittcd hetere® “After at warmand | and willseli some of owt fine watches fer them | ling west of Livevia avenue and Banker Mill ua, sone | BRE LO een Sar TIRsT PRECINCT. lengthy discussion, the proposition to refer the Gotay & Morritt, The registered voters of the Second District resid- maiter back to the republican votersin the dis- | 17,1. Gor. 15th and F sts., opp. Treasaty. | jnz'in that part cf seid diarricr iying east of Tock triet foc settlement by @ primary election, was —_ Crock whest names bosin with the fetters Ay BC ‘be Columbian College opens © up South an The Mea College ope wrth,and along DOT: Law School ope: : : : catalogues, containing full particulars f laid on the table. A‘motion was then mads {o | _ Corns, Erc—‘‘The wise for health on daily | D, B, F,G,H,1,d will vote at the lower Setenth: FIRST PRECINC to terms and courene of inatrnetion: aittes meray | siiopt the report of the committee. which rec- | Walks ‘Gépend,”” and. ‘suiferers from ‘corns, | #tivet til aclu The registered ‘voters of the Sixteonth District Siawre Citas » Ghomas W, Soran, H. 1; Gregory, | ognizes Mr. McMabon as the regular nominee. | bunions, Stab or ingrowing nails. vassalar ox | ane regueered worces of che beeend Dis rich From NAS P:Es, With the lettors A. B. 0. D. B, . Pr hu Ogden, JtO-Whmers Ycunseu & Cound, | Nice Miller, Richard Tompkins and several | cacencss, chilblains, or other ailments of the | siding fa hat part cf ald aisice rine con st kage | H Will Vote at 315 Pennsylvania arouse northwest, = -& + Johason NE | others stated that they would be compelled to | feet quick rel at Dr. - | Creek-whose in with the lerte: Lb, i er, 0.8. Church, Mt” wie A. Briel, decline to vote unless Mr. Carrols hapers were ment, No. 635 15th street, opposite the U. 8. N0,7 O83 AH? Weeks 8. Z wit tore ae Sse Eehoea begin, wi te eee areee id, ead. ‘was take! ‘Treasury. x +N will vote at 31% Penosylvania aveaue worth oes, and the reported was adopted—yeas 35, | To ome arp of Tie Chills immediately, take "oters of the Sac oe, jliara, F | nays C—only 41 votes being cast, some declining | Dooley's Ague Powders. ‘They eure perma. | sidihe seers oer et the Becord Biatrict re- segistered weatte of he: bi . = Biber of pupils limited to thintye = PT SUSE Beeies §. | to'vote. nenty. “0° mer 0 | Greek will vote at Harry'scarprnter shop, Teusily: | wie Tepistered voters of the Sixtegnth District | “Sheie 2m CHASE BOVE, Principat ~ = 2 % . a = Puzern -M | 11th district difticuities was then taken up, and Fine Watons. THIRD DistRIOT. Cietin artacea, en TOS 388 Ecnmwivenis | CFOMEAGA COLE. ions ari ‘Gi ray bgere me Sprig ae eee won pap and jmported Percale Rt the city of Georgetown SEVENTEENTH DISTRIOT Between North Capitol and" st streets H.W. rred settle: q . Fine repatr- i. lades ali that part of the city of Washington Iyi: on 3 vit 3 | primary election, on the ground that Mr. com ‘men. cases made Sinst PRectncr. * Commene oF etic, szerciace ‘Roose, Jillaid & Son, J, Alexander, | Brewer bad withdrawn hisntme a @ canttidecs | tobeaer ee eae or eee The registered rovers of the Third Di teem | creck wenksted retcion tiene eee af ter het ME Hobert Cohen. John T. Given, M. | at the mass meeting, on the ground that fraud | 9,171. Gor. 18th ang Ag, r TF, K will vote at Nor 00 Marts tive, Gasces. | canal; thence along the line of the causal worthward Fe he De Hackl hc: | bad been perpetrated in voting. “Much discus | : Ste, Opp Treasury. | 1,4, will vote at No, 69 Market street, George: | Copel; thence along the line of the canal sorthwardiy LAY ScH00r or 8 - | sion followed, after which the motion was lost, | _ T#RRMowwransand Barometers are repaired SECOND PRECINCT. Srenuej thence along Maryland avenue to Four and- caine S. snd the report of the sub-committee, recog: | $04 made to order by Hempler ne ar 4 street | | The registered voter of the Third Distrit whos» | Soaifeteey;thancep Ruut and-a-haifsront too» | 9, mo tis sco wil i 'neoumed cage ——__—_—___. » MNO, P,Q, ry " nizing Mr. Brewer, was adopted. TyRco-Bussiax Barus; also, Medicated Va. | T.U.V, WX, Tz will rove at 180 Beidgestesar, | West; thence down Migtth trest wast t0 G strest | Shot oert gh rcaemore TYLER sud Seventeenth District.—The consideration of the Baths, for all akie ot Dee Biel: eee B.0 ae * | south. 1 17th district difficulties was then taken up, and | By Betsy = FOURTH DIstRICT RST PRECINCT & motion was made that the re; of the com- voters of Be teenth Di special course of Lect: the Di mittee of eloven be adopted. ‘That report re- | Wrttoox & Grane Sewina Macuren. The | ipingan'st Highstrecs he “HY Of Georgetown | whoce namex begin with the letters A,B,0 will rors | Bncrtutered by Young Practitiovery, tu the Lagat commends the holding a primary election in | celebrated Bazaar Patterns: at Chas. | 7 ey InsT FRECINCT. Sab Virginis breeac coeieener om & Math strece Wille delivered by GEORGE Fe APPLES the 17th district on Wednesday (to-morrow), | Baum’s hoopekirt and corset yTth street, | _ The registered yorers of the Fourth Dis'rict whose SSCORS FReother BY, Beq., of the Washinetos hones F APP. ¥. | nae the hours of 1 to7 o’clock. Discussion | Intelligencer building. 10,28 ee wie. letters A, B, 0, D, E, F,@, 0 ‘The registered voters of the Seventeenth District — : PI followed Mr. Charles & Marshall opposing zg ar iy yay jo. 51 Congress street, Georgetown, Phose names tn with the letters D, E, F.G, il, ot ten. GRADUATE COURSE of one your's roadhead & C bean regularly and fail pote Bipeapeice ea Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, SECOND PRECINCT. Slzth street and Virginie avenue seukeee et 2 tort : eanee tae Ny oa ‘ered voters of cis Fourth District whose scrse asigy &Bodkes | atthe mass mecting at Island Malle ‘Mr. Bos. | 8nd by druggists everywhere. GwiGtt | nae era ek sort Diets : names begin with the lette:s 1,J,5, L, TNO, P. o. 15 T. ropley , Joseph wal We the only nominee and would remain Tos Na 5 | _ 7b registered voters of the Seventeenth District, M 116 | whose names begin with the letters Ky, M.N.O, Hall, near intersection of 3 , E, F,G will enue sonth west. ty-becond aad’ I stroots EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT ie RECINCT. whose names begin with the lette usiness had been transacted at the mass meet- ‘THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- Pd ait witn tae be al, Dre Mend = 1,5 Yote at the corner of Tw. ibbey Bros.. H bepe, J @. Robi os, W. H. | ing, characterizing it as the most d ful | fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machi: i etzell. meeting he ever witnessed.” Boswell the sd = OOAL AND WOOD. y northwest. inclodes all that part ef the city of W ington iving | eae ean On ee meetin; the meanest kind of dem- " . OAL! WO i co. 2 eon: : uss parlors, Gov. Sapherd, | aerate abd there was nor abates atari: | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS asthe peaintered vor of Tike With District waowe | Sed Riguth sreat west, res Su mOapolasest | C “~ AL? Woon aoe farrin a pode = fs 4 eiettors He tede ie be ‘ ——— pv gernpree Lape Harrington, entered | any ex Bree ypu ies BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown wet at the Corner of Fweuty-seeond aad istecots | ‘The registered teters oF tis Righteonth District JOHNRO! wr ADDREBB OF JOH & WrroRELL, REQ. friends of Mr. Taliafero to be FALUABLE VE w | °° THIRD PRECINCT. m posi G:ith the lettore A.B, O, D will INSON BROTHERS, John T. Mitchell, esq., approached Governor | compelled to leave the room, Mr. Taliafero at Shepherd and addressed him as follow: the time claiming that he bad been gagged and Govgrxor: We are here to-night as your | that he would leave his destinies in the hands personal friends—not as the representatives of | of his friends. Col. Perry Carson took the floor any party, faction or creed. We have come to | and gave his version of the aap ea cor- Y 0} re STRE’ ‘WEEN WASHINGTON The registered voters of the Fifth [: A pames begin with the letters N, 0, P,Q, B. ‘HUBSDAY, Octeber 24, at 4 o'clock p. 1 will sell, on the premises, part of Lot No, fronting 80 {cot on the south side of West Wholesale and Retafl Dealers in WOOD AND COAL WHABVES—Foot 12th and 18th stresta. ‘ST ° ‘Th viet wa ven tg of th ‘hteenth D: 7,8. 7, ¢ registered ‘voters of the ct V,W,X,¥.Z will vote at the corder of Twoaty: | woes panes begin with he letters B Bec, HL J, second and I streets northwest. K will vote at house No, 462 H street soutiiwest SIXTH DISTRIOT THIKD PRECINCT. OFFICES—N. W. corner 1th w. et, tween W asi and Congress street: e ingtos e ered * | is ? i , congratulate you—as we lave congratulated | roborating all that Mr. Williams had stated. | by depth of i fect..‘The improvements consist ot | Deledce all that part of the city of Washington | | Th reciatered voters of the Bightsenth District iiitvesaneb oe | © ourselyes—upon your appointment to the high | After much discussion the majority report was bstantial aud nearly new Brick Dwolling House, | and Tweuty first streots wosts and south of K strect | Q. E will vote at ho = -w. and honorable position of Governor of this Dis- | adopted, ordering a primary election. c= int rooms, bath room, and oni water | norta, between Third and Fo Our facilities for receiv ing trict. Some of us were the comfanions of your Sizteenth District. ‘The Jet district troubles End ges, Xe.) &c.; and one of the best locations in ‘The reakstened ee PONE platsink hs thin veghintel te f the Righteenth District | PoneaTeURrarpasted by any Loyhood; most of us the associates of your | were then taken up, and Mr. Flynn, one of the oa, a registered voters of the Sixih Bistrict whoss re oft istrict | District, and we are pre} ripened ‘manhood. We have rejoiced in your | candidates, asked that the protest in the hands | mrntuarwith inupaal at WD or neat aoe eae gl? | names begin with the letters A.B, O,D.2,¥,G, H, | whore names begin with the letters, 7, U,V, W, | Boel to’ eovaumers ores success. We are gratified that fortune and fame, | of the secretary be read. He then sald that he | Cured by's deed of trust cathe peapety Ooiee, | 12d Will vate at the schoo!-hoase’on the southeast SE eS See se ee if Bi bh street sh we: margin. We especially tuvite parties who desire to builded upon the sure foundations of hones did not ask to be recognized by the central com- | aucing et cost of purchaser. deposit of glu as | OTB of Hand Nincteenth stroets northw ast. "___ NINETEENTH DISTRICT e guarantee S20 Ten ete ee es bor and untiring energy, have come to mittee as the candidate, buthe did ask that a a aad roe EE AS DOWLING, peR The registered viters of the Sixth District whose | includes all thet part of thecity of Washington lying z » Anct. eT OVW SY ie win vos oe eearcckon: | teauth gerect cast Tanning north to Boundary i Ey > +¥, in vor - o 4 ISX THOMAS DOWLING, Anct’r; Georgetown. | Fits ch the southeast Gurncr of H and Minciesath | street; thonce along Boundary strect to North Oar VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 6y | streets northwest, tol street; thence down North Oapitol sireat to K WEST STREET, BETWEEN GREEN AND SEVENTH DISTRICT sgariecan deve, Fick aon os MONTGOMERY STREETS, AT AUCTION. | Incindes all that part of the city of Washington i own ‘On SATURDAY. October 4th, ai § o'clock p. | lying within the following bounds: Commencing. at , i sell on the premises part of lot No. | K street porth and running up Fifteenth street west fronting 28 feet on the south side of Wosi | to N sirect north; theace easton streat north 19 street by a depth of 90 feet, and improved by a | Fourteenth street west; the-ee up Fourteenth nearly new two story brick dwelling houss,con- | strect west to Boundary; thence along Boundary taining seven, rooms, water, gaa, Bc ‘west; thence down rms: . ‘1 -first street west to street 7 with interest. at 8 per out, secured by ees | Zooey, seecetn Bort; | petween First street west and North Capitol trust on the property. Conv: at west, an es Hightecoth street west to K street SECOND PRECINCT. 4h JUST RECEIVED, the purchaser. "A deposit, of @ 10) wi north; thence aloug K strect north to Fifteenth | , Tbe registered voters of the Nineteenth District A FULL LINE OF rr hale Oe srine aR AMAR TE z , B.S. Ve X, ¥.Z will vote jo. Y rT =) _ + Ne tthe regltered Sears METS Seventh District | siéeek northwest, efwecn North Capitl and Fir | COURVOISIER'S KID GLOVES pie hore naines begin with the letters. 48,0, Dy wilt Sreem. EWENTIETH DISTRICT ONE AND TWO BUTTONS PEREMPTORY CHANCERV SALE OF V pend tl era ed jo omen inclndes all that part of the city of Washington lying . . : or ial ABEL, Pus Sa PROPERTY ON a ae eS ack, Kune streedporth, (tween North Sui'soaat | BEYNIER'S DOG SKIN GLOVES, ‘By virtue of a decree 0 The registered votors of the Seventh District . ONE AND TWO BUTTONS. the District of Columb! whose names Legiu with the letters E, F, G, H, will os P,Q, | within the following bounds’ Commencing at Fif the prime of your life. We have sympathized primary ection be ordered in his district, and you in the struggle through which you | if Mr.S. P. Robertson could beat him he was é passed in your eflort to improve our city; | satistied to abide by the results. (Cheers.) we promise you our aid and support in every | Mr. Kobertson asked that the papers showing his aim in the future to relieve us from the em- | side of the question be read. He stated that at barrassments which for the present cloud our | the first meeting of the club in the 16th district rospects, and in the effort you shall make to | there were present more outsiders from other autity and adorn the city of our birth or our | districts than citizens who had a right to take adoption, and present it to the nation worthy | part. At the second meeting the same state of the proud name it bears. afttairs prevailed, and he found a combined ef- The address of Mr. Mitchell was warmly ap- | fort todrive him out of the field. Finding no planuded. a chance at all his friends determined at « regu- GOV. SHEPHERD'S RESPONSR. lar meetixg of the republican club to hol Governor Shepherd responded with much | primary election, which was done, and he had warmth of feeling. He assured those present | received the nomination fairly. W. H. that this was one of the most gratifying mo. | Barker, one of the committee of eleven, ments of his life. Asa native of Washington— | here stated that they did not consider they had born and reared ~~ many of those who now | any busivess to interfere in this district, as all surrounded him—he ighly appreciated this | were of the opinion that Mr. Robertaon had been generous expression of their confidence and es- | fairly chosen asthe candidate. The report of teem. He had endeavored to perform his whole | the committee recognizing Mr. Robertson was duty, and he would continue todo so. He rec- | then adopted almost unanimously. to buy, as freights aud likely to advance, Goal and Wood delivered from’ the ‘wessel and wharves jyl-eaSm™ eA DE OOD AND COAL DE 5 COAL DEALT Yarde—No, €19 45 street southwest, aud No. 1 «th street northwest. Depei—id street wharf, A choice and varied stock of WOOD and 004! 8-0 pt constantly on hand G . ‘The registered voters of the Twentieth District REYNIER’S CAS > , ognized the fact that they were present not as THE FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN OLUB Brooks v8, Gi R. No, 1703, northwest coruor +. D. REYNIER’S CASTOR GLOVES, particans, but as citizens Wdentided with the | met last night at Potomac Clty, and the nom. gates Sui th, lav 7 venteenth streets. Slit rote st schsol-hoass sveiheamt esraey of 3h ONE AND TWO BUTTONS Business interests of the District. As euch he | inee for the House of Delegates, Mr. Fred. | NESDAY, October’ sin ). T., ‘The Re and A streets southeast. . thanked them for the rebuke they thus gave to | Douglass, jr., addressed the meeting at length, | valuable Teal estate of Lewis deceased, |, ne Teslstered voters of the Seventh D SECOND PRECINCT. ; WM. S. TEEL, the calumnies that had been heaped upon the | counseling unity of action and a true all situated on High street. Georgeto 'B, will vote at Mr, Belt's-edathesst ov: The regis‘ered voters of the Twentisth Distri District government in its successful efforts to | to the present administration as the best moans | Priact fote Hoe. 9, 95, 125 and 126 Boatty and | eventecuth streets. No. 1620. whose nemes begin with the letters GH, 1, J ; | serss-st 939 Pexxstvania AveNce improve and beautify the capital. In the future, | of securing that recognition trom Congress and | ginning at the end of 14%: mensated eouth. FOURTH PRECINCT. Be eee ete comer «1 HITE BRANDY as the past, he woukd endeavor » do his duty the peo pl at large | at ee fair for ‘the Dis- | Wardiy from 24 street, Tho registered vetrs of the Seventh District ghee a — eg W . regardless of praise or . The approval | trict o: mbia to ex; Resolutions were ry with names beg ,UV, WX. ¥, vray ‘wontioth Distr . Pare W: Mk. tor Peachen, t ort of the business men who now eur- | unanimously adopted denouncing “an individ- Hy at right angiests | 2) wili vote at J. Hl. Paync's, corer Matsachusot:s | | The resistered voters of the Twoatisth cx Also, Pare WHITE BUM. for Pesc whose names begin with the letters N,O, P, cain leanne adel T, U,V, W, X. ¥, Z will vote at echool- house south ily EIGHTH DISTRICT east Corner of Third and A streets southeast. Philadelphia REFINED tUG\R*. ity Very saperior and lowest prices street A wardly a 10 High street 634-100; thence northwardly at rizht analrs to the east line 35% foot: thence, weatwardly y angles east line 4; thence south- | incindes ail that part of the city of Washington ly ii TWENTY-FIRST DISTRIC: iy le of 65% degrees with the fourth liae | within the follow! nfla: Co i 49 foot; thence eastwardly wich the line of the fence, | strect north and raveing up Fourteenth strest west | includes, all that part of the city of Washington hin would encourage him to persevere | ual named Jos. Brooks,” as “having but: ecently grand work that had been commenced, | taken up a residence in the Ist district with the and he would do everything within h!s power to ant intention of ruining the district po- make the District of Columbia worthy of the | litically,” and declaring ‘that it is the daty of ery PICKLING CIDER VINEG. grandest republic in the world. all true republicans to sustain the present ad- | to the ‘dividing line between lote 9 and 9; thence | to Boundary; thenve along Bonudary to sizthatrect | ue within the nb ‘Also: German WHITE Wisk ‘The speech of the Governor was greeted | ministration, ta give encouragement to the | with sald line suthwardly 12 13-100 fect to thecenter | erie Ramee ae aie eee ary Ue Sixth atront eee ot AF 2 : bop with applause, when the gentlemen of the deie- Board of Public Works, thereby showing to the ne thence in a straight line to the be- avenue; thence along Rhode Island avenus to Sev- t Fresh GROUND AND WHOLE § gic, who were nearly ali warm personal | people of the states that we have every conf- improvements consist of a Brick | enth street west; therce duwn Seventh streat weat to ts at ae ones. oO A few barrels choice New Or: MOLASSES and a large store which can be converted Meret nee e ee ee Ge eieee ortat te | teenth street east to C street north; thence alone ¢ aye riends, and scarcely needed a formal introduc- | dence in the integrity and ability of our Gover- a fine garden is attached, and the property | Sietreth erect went then eee Biren to [gg Binge’ yr Bal Tha branch. thence aivn us a bustnces stand. x on tion, were presented to him by Mr. Mitchel! nor and Board of Public Works, and believe After « cordial shake of the hand, Gov. Shep- | them able to weather the storm and deliver us herd introduced fe and that in the nomination of Fred- GENERAL 0. BE. BABCOCK, ugiass, jr., they have a candidate whom who, he said, bad done as much for the welfare | they know to be a sound and true mblican, & prosperity of the District as any man in the | man of ability and honor, and one will look ited States. after the interests of the whole people of his «lis- eneral Babcock expressed himself as high! trict, and support the administration in its great pleased to meet with so many substantial fricn work of improvements, &c. of the capital of the nation. TWEPTH DISTRICT CONSERVATIVES. After a pleasant cowversation for a few mo- The primary election of the conservative the Kasteru branch to B street sout!, 3 a ey % wert to N street north, and along N sireet north to | thence along B street south to Fifteenth street oust, | _ °F" an ‘orm of sale: One-th the purchase money to | Fourteenth street west. thence down Fifteenth street east to D street south: | (°MAS. STEWART & 0. vere ‘At tix acd twelve mnths re seck cilvel aaah The registered voters of the Eighth District whose long D street south to South Carelixa ave 2 Columbea Law Rw opp. City Hall i i registered voters of the Etg! istrict wi i Syaarerse are: | begin with the letters A BLO. DE Fy will and gs South Carolina avenueto Fourth | REAL ESTATE, “ies, A np Lire INSUBA vote at the northeast corner of Eleventh and Q streets northwest. SECOND PERCINCT. ‘The registered voters of the Kighth District whoas mes begin with the letters G, H,1,J,K.l,M,N, }, Willvove at Eleventh street, between Q aad B FIRST PRECINCT. The registered voters of the Twenty-first District cation pi whose names begin with theletters A, B.0,D,E, 1°, | Insurance eff.cted in the best an will vote at intersection of South Carolit companies and Ninth street southeast. OY * T= enue SECOND PRECINCT. WALTER X, Troatoe, thwest. The registered voters of the Twenty-first District st0)1 : * . # THOMAS LING, = prreiner. NIGHOLAS WHITE sentiment, as follows: Dickson as the candidate for the House of Dele- | YO T 1 CO EB. Pee Zin vote at Q streets botwesu Kiovedai and | 800 and Ninth etreet southeast. ; “To the District of Columbia, which we all | gates, by the following count :— William Dick- raha mecthocet aD w : p CHEAPER THAN EVEB! The registered voters of the Twenty-first District love—prosperity to it and all its Triends.”” son, 154; Columbus S. Little, 116; Dickson’s ma- — BINTH DISTKIOT whose nemes begin with the letters H,O, Fe. Mr. Jobn T. Mitchell then offered the senti- | jority, 33. jinst received. a large stock of Ingrain, Two aod | includes all thet part of the city gf Washingion | T,U,V» WX, ¥. Z will vote et intersection of ment : ‘THE PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN. ‘Three: ply Cottage and other brands of RERTS. Iying between G sirect morth and M sireat nth. South Caroling eyenue and Ninth street southoast. “The health of our new Secretary of the Dis- The general temperance committee met last ORS aT eos, be yA and ciwon Eleventh street west and Fiftocath TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT est market rates i fay pom ha aaa la a ea a ge, gs 7 Baap age, A. 0, | Sell cheaperthan acy house in the District. "Al'we | S'S sinep ruxcixce iping within the foliewing bounds! Commencing «t | [QEAL ESTATE DIRECTORY oF THE Ne ee eet tis ice ka eee Constantine and G-G. Harper. were eppatutod | Mi 18 © call aud convince yourself, ar The resiatered voters of the Misth District whoso pty ee Be arate Od (OF MASHINGTON octane “ a % on come a wei + B,0,D,E,F,G, i, Lo th Caro jo " In acknowledging the compliment, Mfr. Har- | & committeo to wait on the Governor to secure | _ser9-1m 117 Bridge sireet Georgoeswa, | E85" gil vote st 1933. Mew York seeaes nates, | Mud Tunning ap Fourth street, east ‘te, South Cary” | Jn pepanate plate for ean, auunr rington tl e the President for the honor | the sppotntment of one jad, and clerk at cach Ty 3 o a Ee SECOND PRECINCT. street south; thence aloug D «treet south to ak an renore, wa f which had been conferred upon him, and was | election precinct. On motion of Mr. Lynch, it ELEGANT JOE CREAM PARLORS, ‘The red voters of the Ninth District whove Picts street cast; thence up Fifteenth street | Tectmess verified by Wm. ty roud to be associated with Governor Shepherd. determined general: prefe Pa ey med o ames begin with the letters K, 105 2:2: | cast to B strect south; thence on’ B strect south to | BUFVEYOr. leo. the anscted value of gronut amt i ii 4 B,8, T,U,V,W,X, ¥,Z will vote 123 Now | the Eastern brench,and along the Eastern branch | improvements in each lot. avd a description of the Vie ierievea that ‘this "would, bo the —- ang?8-ly »D.0. | York avenue northwest. to the foot of Fourth street est ba ding material thereof, with the location of Sre- je te i ag xf CT FIRST PRECINCT. ug ; fnture of the nation, the people would look back | cognition of the platform put forth by this or- TENTH DISTRIC a ee ie kesns ae aud reflect ‘with pride upon the era of 1512-73, | ganization. ‘The nominations of Messrs. W. i. STERN FACTS. poglotce, ott het Bert of Shs Oz, a cararteay | trict whtos names bagan wiih the leneze Av BO", | attr. To be pabllebed for ecber when the improvement and adornment of what he 19th between Eleventh and Fifteenth etreots west. k, F will vote on Bighth street, between Pennayl: | Weekly numbers, not to exoced Will then be the grandest capital in the world FIRST PRECINCT a cot whose | Tobit SYemue and E street sonthicast, ing twenty-four iquares. was inaugurate e ct governmen 0 Fe y of the Ter 4 . E 3 Walinepen oO, MR. JOHN T. GIVEN'S SPEECH. cls as satisfactory. POSITIVELY Popa bene ice toe Salers BB SD 8.85. | Trerecitered veces of the Swenty-crcond Dis | aus yeas and teen’ gedior Sok ot eae ore Mr. Mitchell proposed the health of Mr. John Mr. B. D. Peck, from the committee on ad- L3,% will vote at house No. street north: | tr ‘Le. Ml will vote on T strost, between Bevtces j | bereby informed that I have cousented to tse r T. Given. dress, reported one, which was read and adopt- — eECOKD PRECINCT. ighib etroets sont! ‘eed quest of Messrs E.F.M. Fachtz and F.W. P: In response Mr. Given said he had formerly | e@.and ordered w be printed for distribution. FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS. ‘The registored voters of the Tenth District whose THIRD PRECINCT. fo examine and supervise the publication of wisut i= been associated with Governor Shepherd im the | I< sets forth, among otter things, that ‘the In- , names Degin with the letters L, MN, 0,8, | , The registered voters of tho ‘Twenty-sacond Dis. | Myiet™ The eal Beiaie Dinsciory of Washlagton, City Councils, and was rejoiced to be with | fluence of the hquor traffic bas invaded the S,T. U, V, W, X, ¥,2Z will vote at Gressou Hass, | trict whose names b-gin with the letters N, O, P,Q. Seperate snuare gud tet ct it and nabaivins La them to-night to his humble meed of praise | caucuses of all political parties and seized the FORCED SALES northwest coruer of Tairteenth and E streets nurih: §; &S ALS Be oT Vote at the corner of | Sots Sams are-of recordin my ction soe to a distingnishe trend. A meeting like this | control, so that it west, ELEVENTH DISTRICT Given under my t dat the city of Washington WILLIAM FORSYTHE. brought up pleasant onc ge waged ‘When be , includes all that part of the city of Washington | District of Oolumbia, this nineteenth day of 8. . Sarveyor of the District of Columbia. snd be were bese "wken ke remembeced what pelled ho OF OUR MEW STOCK: Iping south of the canal and west of Righth screct | ver, A. D. eighteen hundred and soventy ty as ccnata Shit one the city was then and compared it with what it i ; Taleo bare bles to be furnished inthe above-meptionsd. potit cation, go that the informal {vn ia them wil be cor. RICH’D HARRINGTON, iene enn Ne See oo Mary: | _send0-td_ Becretary of the District of Colanbia. | dot WILLIAM MORGAM, Tax Clerk Fret Bl an et . FIRST PRECINCT. was now, he felt that he could warmly congrat- oie td or The registered voters of of the ulate him upon the marked improvement visi- whose pesoes begin with Che letters A. ve nd. The Governor had referred | pled F, G,H, I, J will vote at southwest corner peapoctnien’ bag a8 the: ae common $9 life, vel bition, or the holding of the seller FALL CLOTHING land avenue and Blovonth vatreet southwest, and trae manhood could live them down, which | sible for all damages resulting from Governo venth District | By the Governor: = ieaapage a it interch: f friendl; After a pleasant interc! of mdly sen- arated short! ‘oters of the Kieventh District _ Governor Shepherd was doing. He was proud | | The following were aa wens Temas reece ce tae River Duseist Fall and Winter Goods. to bear the governor's noble declarations to- : W. Be lock, A. P,Q. R.8,T, U, V, W, X, ¥,Z will bce south- night, and he wished him god-speed in his ener- 7 ey i west corner Mary enue and Eleventh street getle efforts to improve and beantity the capital | Powell. Messrs, Alex Wa ENORMOUS DISCOUNTS. general cam! Rhee SS DISTRICT that pert Lyneh had died there during the night, "4 post ing the night. A post mortem examination developed the fact that be ied of congestion of the Jonge, a8 an inquest Was deeme! unnecessary. deceased was about 40 years of age, aud he came here about two ‘months ago. the house of Daniel B. Lyons, cor. and T street ‘orth —— ‘Tux Criurmat Court yesterday yurned the petit until Wednesday, ‘Sth, when the of Hope #. the murder of Michael H: at the a Base Pall re marrow afferness — Phil- ry jubs will their cham: D — ‘on "the Oly ‘treet north timents the company se; ly atter 9 west o'clock. WE WILL, FOR ONLY A FEW Days, SELL $16 BUITS FOR g10. @16 SUITS FOR 912. 990 SUITS FOR 914. 926 SUITS FOR g18. ALL OTHER GOODS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN AMERICA. . AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES, BUY AT ONCE, AND SAVE THIS EVLIN & CO."B, sep20 Sm 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ; EK oF RE- Boe: ete i : BF i FE as if: int dk : i i ‘