Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1873, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. THURSDAY Wall's Opera Mouse.— in raobiet ood - Theater Comigque.— The great drama of “Oro- les” and other attractions. Orchestrion music at No. 468 Pennsylvan avenue. Thompson troape —__e____ Condemned Local« From J- ©. Parker and from Kobert Beall we © Herper’s Weekly for November#, a namber Pictorially rich ‘Those wanting fine teas and groceries at low rates should consult the advertisement of Wi n, 1104 12th street. clerks of Surgeon General's Office esterday subscribed a bandsome sum for the Hef of the Memphis sufferers. Gen. ©. 0. Howard delivered his lecture on the “Battle of Gettysburg”, at Mt. Pleasant, last evening. Col. Wm. Wall, A.D. C.,on the staffef Gor. Shepherd forwarded his resign ation to the gov- ernor to-day. sewer at the corner of Sth and G west last night and taken to the 7th precinet station, a: the corner of Ist and F streets. See announcement by ‘ames Y. Davis’ sons of new and elegant stock of ladies furs at reets worth— ail the most desirable atyles in vogue. Collector Slater will keep the tax office open @ morrow until 7 o’elock p. m,, and will allow \ per cent. discount on ail payments made on his years taxes. ‘The mechanics employed in making the stalls ® the Eastern Market house having received their pay ard resumed work the stande will be «<ompleted and the market permanentiy opened «® November 15th. We would call the attention af those interested im the sales of rea} estate to the advertisement of Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers. of that va piece of property on East Capitol street, between 2d and Jd streets, to be offered on Friday, (\ctober sist, at 4 o'cleck p. m. ‘The funeral of the late Andrew B. Tinney, @ Prominent colored citizen of Capitel Hill meriy in the City Councils, and recently em- ployed under the Board of Public Works, took place to-day from Israei church, and was at- tended by a large concouree of people. -James Patridge, an inmate of Soldiers’ Home, alied suddeniy vesterday at the house of Mr. Lal- liga. on Kock Creek Church road, and the eor- ener was summoned but heid no inquest, as be r- was convinced that the death was caused by | t put a woman ont of one of the schoo! excessive drinking. Prof. Herry presided at the meeting of the National Academy of Science in New York yesterday. Prot. Loomis, of Yale College, read KLES AND Two RAPS HE TRUSTERS IN DEPENCR OVER THE HKAD—T OF A VEMALE TREACHER. Aspecial meeting of the county scheot tras tees was bekl yesterday afternoon to censiter | the late assautt_on Miss Brown, one of the resident. stated that teschers. Mr. Brown. abont a week since Louis Schultz. a Ger entered the school at “Mount Pleasant, ing that she had maltreated one of his children. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Sebultz, a and he was brought before the Police Court on | , Thomas M. Plowma of smaautt and battery. After hear the charg: ing the witnesses fer tht prasecation, defen. ant’ counsel requested the court to adjourn t trial antil the following torney for the acoused went to Jud, Snell! and told him that he really had no witnesses: that bis client was an j, re gnoram German, net conversant witt the English language, and un- istrict. and acquainted with the laws of the after hearing his p' save), the judge, without regard to the w Of the proseentors, and contrary to D simple fine of $70 him to give bonds to keep the peace. times wi of this District, has retused to bind the oft: over to keep the peace, and has failed utter! to furnish the necessary protection to the teachers ef our schools, and the continued presence of ‘the offender's children will be subversive of all discipline in the schoole Therefore resaived, ‘That Ernest Schultz and — Schultz, ehtidren of Louis Schultz, be expelied foam the Meunt Piearant school, and be no’ admitted int> any of the county schools unless by permission of this board. after proper satis{aetion and apology shall be rendered by the said Louis Schultz fer the insalt he has offered to one of the teachers, and ine pledges and security stall be furnished against a repetition of his offence.” Dr. Slick did not think that the reso'ntion was etrong enough. and the board should take other action as to Judge Snell. Mr. Miller said the board conld get even with Snell by urging the abolishment Of the Police “ourt. The debate was further continued, in the course of which Mr. Folliott said there {s @ elass of people in the country who think because they pay a few dollars for taxes they ean whip the teachers whenever they please. He was obliged district a few since who wanted to ‘wal- lop” one of hisdeachers, whether or no. ‘he resolution was adopted. Mr. Folliott offered a resolution, which was @ paper on the weacher maps of the United | adopted, that a special committee of three be States. Prot. Gill, of the Smithsonian Institu- tion, followed on the relation of the different lasses of vertebrates. A German, past middie lite, is going around this city with papers representing that he was in the Union army, and is now in absolute want. Walter offered him food and do a alight job of work and he f in another direction, preferring to | beg rather than labor He gives the name of | H - aon A certificate of incorporation of tha Societa | Ne Unione F. Fratellanza It. ton (the Italian Be: in the office of the b regs Joachina Po zi. Ant sloseph Gatto. Malatesta - - A Civil Rights Case in the U.S. Sa preme Court, Yesterday art 0) the Uni- tickets on ra: ored a firet-ceass round nto Alexandria and a, atter she had entered ated to ar. but refusing d, with o “She then e fed in Wasbing- fo recover trom ived by the and under the hat she was entitled to recover, the verdict was in her favor ‘The writ oferror maintains that as the of | action occurred betore theadoption of the Mth and Ith amendmen there ue@ violation of any law in the regulation » road by which it used separate car* for the trarsportation ot the different rac@, and enforced obedience. It is besides urged technically that the road Is not responsible for the acts of its lessees then in charge, and that the suit must fail for that cause. "The defend tends that by the unconditiona class ticket to her she was accep and it zens, under | 1856, Known as by the change in he war, they are tie it the hands of the common carriers a+ white people, and that this regulation of a road is in derogation of these rights. pncserenbe ara AYPAIRS AT THE Wasntnctom Naver Ar ‘ommodore C. K.P. Kodgers and Na | val Constructor Hanscom v: ed the navy yard yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the con- | tion of the western ship house where the new sel is to be built. They were received with @salute, and incompany with the comman- dant, Commodore Patterson, the nav _ structor, T. D. Wilson, and Mr. Emil ick, viewed the prem! extensive repairs are necessary, and that a new | plat.orm must be built for the ship carpenters to work on while erecting the frame cf the ship. d of survey, consisting of Commander ain Cooper, and Mr. . L. Cowan, master sailmaker, were en- gaged yesterday inspect'ng the siils, rigging and outfit of equipment department of the Tnited States steamer Shawmat to ascertain | ard report what repairs are necessary to put them in a sea-going con‘ition. Ten men were added to the force of borers | and bolters in the construction department yes- | terday. | — +—_. } THomrsox Txovre attracted Tre Lypra an immense audience last night, and the b (rot nearly so good as the p n-Hood,” }was made the mostof. Fi dance” was one of the most pleasing of the performance, and is remarka- way. He is an excellent comedian and aid to the dashing I The ballad f Miss A , leader of the P hington bor. ‘He was | d. The bill for to-night isa very good orebests ene. 2 of s Pearson, E. K H. Goods, Treasurer i a commn- nication from Lodge Memphis. s that the contribations ceived for the yellow fever sufferers were almest sufficient to cover a mediate wants, ant closing with a request t af ali future contri> tions be sent to their more needy brethren at Shreveport ~ o-—_ | THE Potice Cortections ror AID 0 Memes Scr ports wade by the lieutenants of police to Major sebards this morning. the officers are doing quite well in raising funds for the relief of the | sufferers at Memphis, and it is probable that about $2,000 will be sent to-morrow morning. ‘Asis usual, the larger amounts come from the | Beats on which those in moderate and poor cir- cumstances reside, while in neighborhoods | where the wealthy iive the sums obtained are | «nite small. ‘Tae rcxerat of the late Joseph Saxton, su- | tendent of weights and measures a: the Qnited States ‘Coast’ Survey office, took place yesterday afternoon, from his late residence on New Jersey . The services ere conducte teh dee cot roceeded to the Congres- which the cortege p: sional cemetery, Spnere the remains were tem- porarily deposited in the receiving vault. a Waar Bon 1s 1t?—Robert Johnson, said to be a well-known thief from Washi yn, has been committed for trial before the busting» court for stealing a forty dollar watch and sev- four dollars in money from Mr. Lee kins, a resident of Union Hill.— Richmond | with pointed to take into consideration the matter of the brutal assault apon one of our teachers, and report at the next meeting of the board what further measures ean be pursued to pro- tect our schools and obtain redress tor the ap- parent mal-administration of justice in this matter. Messrs, Folliott, Mitchell and Slick were appointed, and the board adjourned. ee Improvements Ordered by the Board of Pablic Works, The superintendent of roads has been direct- ed to have the serpentine route over Meridian Hill repaired atonce. Orders have been given for the parking of 10th street, between D and ¥ southwest, to be done without delay. pump on T street, between 17th and 18th, is to be repaired at once. The board have deter- mined to abolish the office of assistant secretary, tecently vacated by Mr. Edward Johnson. ~ UK DEPARTMENT'S TELEGRAPH. board have approved of theroute selected en. ©. EF, Babcock, superintendent of nis aud buildings, ‘for connecting the Capite everal executive departments with hic wire in accordance wit T ning along ment Printing thence G_ street to the T War and Nav fepart. a G street to the State depart- treet. NEFIT OF THE FIREMEN. letter to Joseph Williams, esq., President he Fire Commissioners, iu rep! of the 27th instant, the board state verinterdent of lamps and gas bi ected to have all lamps in the im Vicinity of fire plugs glazed with red glass, ani when locating new posts aud taking bid ones out he wil have them placed as wear as possible to fire plugs. Also, the water registrar has been nstructed that whenever any fire pl in or reinoved, to bave them pl as possible to street lamps so glazed, so that they may be readily distinguished by the tire depart ment in case ot fire.” nd, | son was without warning, struck the teacher, Miss | vi Brown, two heavy blows npon the head, assert- e y in order to enable te procure witresses. in the meantimetie itiful statement (Mr. Brown, es rinciples of equity and justice, dismissed Schultz with a | ed to tai nd costs, refusiag to require-| he seized h The al- A dead male infant was feund in aw open | Jeged ill-treatment of Sckultz s chfid, which at ery obstreperous, was & mere rap over the knuckles to make himobey. He (Mr. Brown) offered a preamble and resolution, that “one Louis Scbultz haa committed a brutal as- sault upon one of the lady teachers of the county tosnit the times. Their superb stock embraces | *chools, and Judge Saeil,of the Police Court jer THE cov CIRCUIT COURT, Judee Macarthur York agt. Wilkes: leave to file ausended dec! and cootinned. Hill agt. Williams. jal. Pent: i 4 at motion fer new i confessed. c | POLIUE COURT, Jade Snell — : Bronson and Jamee More a ccuelersie se te charges of disorderly couduct, r. Profane and ind cent lavgusge, $3.” Wintel Btch- ipeon, charged with fast riving, $2). Join Thomp- fo Profanity el Salvy Magrude: Laughilia, same charge; $3 each. Tespoveible for nuisances wnd to test to become ha Ss eeineatelng wi inte 1 | a tuisance: gs. Mary’ O'Dell was fined @i for : | keeping a bawdy house. A SEWING.ACACHINE CASE, James H. Vermylia, was charged with assanit ard battery on Mary K ‘Newman, who testified that some time ago she purchased from him a sewing ta chine, tor which she ws¢ to make monthly payments; that owing to sichne # she was rears some $30; that he nd attempt oni away, when she resisted and ms to force her away from the marks of hie fing.rs on her. Au agreement, wherein the com- all claim to the machine or action ke the bo the door, leay o@ir. V. prod: .plaipant waived at law in the case of default of ‘ment. he uc said hia temedy was by civil proces ed thee bese Be right toameauit ber. fe fined Lim S10 Toms M. Carter, charged with the larceny of 2 doz turn Othcer Bai van appeal was . Oba Costs, Thomas Coates Klias Coates, assau't and baitery on Henry Jeas OUsert G with the hnindeed fost af lamber valu at $o, Follanshee. Justice 0. 'S ‘ail, F defendant, pleaded nor iailty for his Mr. OT. Close, prowecu ing attorns; ustice’ Wall. who had fasu: be right to play ths part of lawye: and in eupport cited an old Maryland laws whose the penalty for sodoing i 4 of tobacco, (act of 1725. page 169, Th oat) e Justi i — Your honor, £ desire, efi explanation with re to this yourg gentieman who acts as prosucntor, to an inaultibe has oflered me outekie this court. an which T pecpose to settle at agother time ‘and place uy ceeding, to ma Mr. Closs.—*T obi ct to such aetatement being made astomy character as an officer tethiaconre, Aly nly object iv to make a point asco the legality fauch ractigg. * e Court—" Mr Wall, are you a vegularly ad- mitted practitioner at the bar?” sae dustice Wali. —*] am, your honor.” ‘The Oourt (after looking at the law) the law seems to to preceed a shal lain, but y: ay menos «but your only rene Wall under the In yt Mr. Closes — The case is eiready before the court, and sucb permission is gratcttons on your part.” er the testimony was heard the cenrt imposed ixty days in jail. rged with a siaméless and in the Capitol grounds; Jackson, ¢ grossly indecent offence fined $20. GEORGETOWN. Saree or Rear Estate.—Mr. Jas. L. Davis, real estate broker, of Georgetown, kas sold for 1. Offutt, house No. 169 West street, to Hugh Masterson, for $5.10, SoreeT IMPROVEMENTS.—The wood pave- ment bas been laid in Washington street, be- tween Bridge and Gay streets, and Congress street, from Gay street to Bridge street, will be finished with the same this week. Bricks are being deposited on Bridge street, from High etreet to the market house, for the sidewalks. Grain Trape.—The schooner Kitty Ann has arrived from Alexandria with 1.200 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro., and the canal boat B. Talbott, with 10 bushels of corn for Hart ley & Bro., which was sold to arrive. The boat Medley also arrived with 2,300 bi for Hartley & Bro., and 9) bushi and arrels of apples for H. M. Talbott 1,540 bu of wheat was also received by F ©. Seliman by the canal boat Monocacy, an? Jos. G. & Jno, M. Waters received 400 bi of wheat by the canal boat Irene Nott. sales reported to-day were 400 bushels of atat $1.0008 CkIPTS of the Chesapeake and Ohio company for the week ended October 25th were Camberland, $7,152.00; George- town, $2,200.00; Williamsport, $5 Han- cork, $125.16; acerued revenue, 13,350.51, boats leared. carrying 24.916 tons of ALEXANDRIA. A grand wedding came oft urth ward last night, the parties to th being Wm. Majors and M on, the furmer 56 Then Rev. A Bioamy Case. in the q mated by ake was cut am ests, when in walked Jet 1 man about 65 years y ld, with a warrant ie arrest of his wife, Matilda Washington, charged with bigamously marrying one W, — Judge Suell and the Schultz Case. Eg ver Stor: ‘The trustees of the county «cools | have (ormally expelled the innocent children of Schultz because their father was not fined so much as those dignitaries think necessary. The evidence m the case did not show any « * but did show a disturba of the school, and a slight assault, but no injury the teacher. The judge did’ net retuse to the party to keep the peace, auf no neces 1 it was shown, and he fined the ignorant nt moderately, but sufficiently to secure he judge's administration of justice in connection with the public schools of the Dis- trict needs no defence. It has been judicious end exemplary. His decision in the case of the notor‘ous Butts, and one other similar case, was tniversally approved; the former beir. fined $500, and the latter sent to prison for six months. The course of these trustees, punis! ing the children of Sebultz for the judge's fail- ure to fine the father sufficiently, smacks more of persecution and revenge than impartial jus- tice. Fain Pray. 6 severe Blows ee ees A Rep Hor Lamp Poat—How it Burned a Policeman and Warmed up the Loafers.—This morning Policeman Dyson, of the 6th precinct, reported to the station that there was ‘a lamp post on fre” on the corner of 7th and I streets. ‘This st.ange announcement rather staggered his companions, and Lieut. inspection of the com) be was not drunk, asked him what be meant, when turning about, he presented to the gaze of bis questioner a streak of singed coat extending from collar to tail; while at same time a series of squirms of his person a ruefal countenance, convinced those present that he had been uncomfortably warmed up. Lieut. Eckloff with others pro- ceeded to the place indicated and found the iron lamp post nearly red hot. On farther nvestigation it was discovered that « hole haa been drilled through one side to the interior, and looking through this a blaze of fire was secn rushing up through the hollow part of the post with abuzzingsound. Attached tothe lamp post was a letter box, which was also quite hot. It appears that the under ground joint at the foot of the post had sprung a leak from the care- lessness of the laborers in digging on the street mprovement, and that the gasescaping through the post had.'by some means, become ignited, possibly by some lounger lighting his pipe by striking a match on the post. Policeman Dy- son says that after he got singed leaning up igainst it, his curiosity led him to keep an eye on others, and he had the satisfaction of seeing several men approach the post for a comfortable lean or talk and eudden!y dance about and swap their fingers with pain. riated individual en touching it jumped about twice his length and went headlong int» the gutter. ut. Evklof notified the gas company and n were sent to extinguish the lamp post and p the leak. a INTERRUPTION TO TkaveEL.—The accident to the railroad bridge over Occoquan creek, at Woodbridge, mentioned in yesterday's Gazelle, turns out to have been of a more serious char- acter than at first reported. it is now under- stood that one of the piers has given away, and as the bridge is 75 feet high, pedestrians even wi'l not now attempt to cross it. All the trains on the A.& F.R.R. have of course stopped running, and the southern mail and passengers are now carried at night, as well as during the One i day, by the Quantico steamers. Many as from this city who attended the places of public amusement in Washington last night had to | take .ooms in the hotels there or retarn home in hacks, because the 11:40 p. m. train,on which they had contemplated returning, had been taken off in consequence of the accident men- tioned above.— Alex. Gazefte, last evening. streets northwest; N. T. Imlay, two do., 25th, between H and I, and twodo. in rear do. & Brorher, one-story brick, E, betwoe and 12th do.; R. W. O, between 4th do., Ist, ‘northwest; Beall, two- T and 13th and 14th; wate stable, rear of avenue. lerson, C, between Ist and New Journal. The Alexandria Sentinel thinks it is their Robert. Tue Prriic Prurs.—A contract has been made by the Board of Public Works with Messrs. Geo. W. Howard and Joun B. Wilson for keeping in repair ae pe pamps in the District of Columbia for the period of one year from November 1, 1873, said repairs to embrace vials and all work to necessary rk order, in ac- (or the 16th instant, ag 4 payment of this year’ = til 7 3 ine ofice will be kept open a Tae th x of this evening =n '« Exceisior restaurant to which the publi¢ are invited, . ———_—_ “QOroLoso,” the sensation drama with its ex- of the off the citing scene of — the shooting: ‘Onista, is still a winni eard Teate ue, witis only one Featare entertainments J of the vacied an6 ing at that piace of am ———-<2e--—_——_ S7-Two 15-year-old girle were lately arrested for burglary at Rockford, Ill. 7, &7-A horse at Murfreseboro is fond of a meat board pes ® resolution authorizing the $2,500,000 ‘p to the Industrial Exhibition company. S7A cow who were it Stockton, man. their courting in » recently, were ‘An Iowa town stimulates youthful enter- ioe ath abounty of 2 cents onevery rat's tail Sativered at the marshal’s office. Beitprxe Permits. owing mits have bebn issued since our Taat report J q Dwyer, two-story frame, between and Majors. The patties were locked u) night, and this morning they had a hearing be- fore Justices May Whittlesey, when the following tacts were elicited: Jeff, Washington was legally married to Matilda about 30 years ago, and kas had eight or nine children by her. Majors has been staying with her off and on for three years, and as lier first husband was getting rather old, she thought it best to discard him while she had a chance to get ayonnger and better man. After a thorough iuvestigation of the matter, the justices committed Matilia to jail for triai at the January term of the corpo- sation ceurt, and the others were discharged. Matilda says she was never legally married to hington, bat several witnesses testified that she was. All the parties are colored. Escarep FROM THE CHAIN G4no.—While the attention of Capt. Warring comm«nder of the ehain gang, was diverted this morning Ben Boswell a member of the gang, managed to slip his ankle bracelets over his foot by taking the shoe off, and made his excape. Capt. W. has hunted high and low for bis truant follower bnt no where Is he to be found.—Senlinel las! evening. Resumption OF CURRENCY PAYMENT IN ST Lovis.—The banks of St. Louis all resumed currency payment on Monday. ‘There was no excitement, and no signs of a run anywhere. All have strengthened themselves greatly since the suspension, and some report twice ag mach currency as they have on hand in ordinary times. Some bankers say that there is at present $6,000,000 or $8,000,000 more currency in banks at present than they have commonly in their vaults. Nine hundred thou the $1,400,000 clearing-house cert Leen retired, and the rest will be withdrawn, it ‘s thought, without trouble. If things go on quietsy for a few days, it is hoped that discounts will be made as freely as they were a month ago. Exchange is sold at 1-10 to j Tux Post Orrick Moxey Derantext.— Gen. M. La Rue Harrison, of the money order artment of the post office, states that the effects of the recent panic have increased th amount of remittances through the post olfice money order systefh from twenty-five to firty percent. ‘The orders paid in St. Louis rose to the amount of $21,060 in one day during the panic, and at present they average $15,000 a day, while formerly the average was no more than $10,000. In Cinemnati the increase has been $4,000 per day, or from $6,000 to $10,000. In Chicago a similar increase was experienced, and arrangements are being made by the Post- master General to extend the operations of the money order system, as well as to establish a national savings institution, of which all first and second class money order offices suall b+ branches. “ Farwers’ Movement” apres a “Dean nEaT.”—A contidence operator,using the names of Briggs, Thomas, and other ‘aliases, came to Gilman, [il., on Tuesday of last week and rep- resented himself as Wiliam Goodman, of Ver- milion county. He got in with the cattle men, bought about a thousand hogs of farmers, and cuta big splurge. On Thursday, after bankin, CITY ITEMS. GROCERIES, &e. Muscrs. Latimer & Creamy annonnce | F'OR SALE Fine RESIDEN TEAS AND GROCERIES | thar Theale of groceries at the establishmant throughont, Apsly to Po ears ar. i ar EE § . C. Plant on New York avenue, near 1 Market Space, Washington, er 121. Dauvarton 7ORD PRICES. Street, wilt be continued to-morrow, when all | street, Georgetown oct88-208t = Ore Aol ne eees will beeee BERIDERCE on Eevepect Choice QOLONG................._.78 cents per Puveictans recommen] Dr. Buil’s Coagh rovements, Appts PP. ou | ZAPAN, hi ¥ASC ete Syrup when all other medicines fail, as a cer- ‘Jr S19 Marker Space, as Brute Deer Ase-Cioe tain care for Bronchitis, Sore Throat and a street, Gedrgetown. _ oci2$-eos: MPERIALY $4 Ps Coughs or Colds of long standing. For sate by G00Ds. |S BYEON i” all Draggists. = | A very fine line of new-crop Teas at 60: Miware & Rvore invite an imgpection of REET, GEOReRTOWN, | SUGARS! their Ladies’ and Ohildren’s Furs. They have ‘Ky * ht fer cash” Batah Stee ere fust opened their new goods with all the leading ; | ROLLERS OUT LUA es TeY ‘ovelties. 3 PEMAKARA : rt nel seal LIGht Ir 18 xo Wonpee that invalids lose faith in | eC OP E ail specifics, when so many worthless medicines are advertised for the cure of various disemse but which, when tried, are ‘found wanting We have yet to learn, however, of the ficat fail- ure of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease. 6 JUS rece 8, FLAN ack wheat, On; be Carevr—Careur—two years old and very | Gos, Ware iu daily receipt 1 & fine, for sale in any quantity by Geo. W. Dri- | York houses, "A cull cud eemai ation et Nee ver, corner Pemaa. avenue and 4 street. 6 | vited. 2 Aa ae eet oe ee octi3-1m JOHN H. MOOT & SON. ae AW INVITATION 18 EXTENDED TO ALE by Geo. W. Driver to try the fried oysters (gratis) as they are served at his establishment, corner NEW FALL AND WINTER DEY GOODS. Pennsyivania avenue and 4¥ street. They are tof ect29-3t" A complet: as r : Writcox & Ginn’ Sewixe Macutns. The Pre La ROLOONE SAUsih }e assortment of Ladi GOODS, < oe Pronounced the finest in Washington. 6 | tn the moet Fesbhovaie wyieg and care Ales S| FIAMS: PICKLAD PORK, ec. To Ger nip of the Chills immediately, take | CASSIMBRES and DAE GUODS eeviesty. Separte Cotchratet Saute, Dooley’s Ague Powders. They eure perma- | chased for cash since the rec prices Prime thin BREAK FAST BACON iy. eo | Seve money by giving x Eastern Clear POKK (Pickles). B iN MILLE: ‘OR THE LADIES, celebrated Baraar Patterns, Agency at Chas. | _0ct!-Sm" 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. Dost A AED in Baum’s hoopekirt and corset f , 7th street, Just received and for eal b Intelligeveer building. 10,28 B Realizing the necessity of a tee! WBiter selon for ladies, T will them gf MUPDL ETON. eervel a 028-6 ow ennsy BUW NING No.61 Corss, Brc.—The wise for health on daily walks depend,” and sufferers frow corns, Gazing the oyster season in m: JEW BUCK WHEAT. bunions, club or ingrowing nails, vascular ex: | f{ifant, {ce Cream’ Parlors, No. 89 N NEW YORK BUTTER. cascences, chilbiains, or other ailments of the | Ueéta'ine J. ©, NIOHOLS Tee eT pigs feet find ick reliet ‘at Dr. White's establish- UST AS WE EXPROTED cs, ——*. | CURBANTS, BW Figs, Treazury, © 1th street, opposite the U. 8. | J Unaics and Gent's Apparel to be RATING, ne i = ae DYED bas not been seen for some time, Mt DS, i Ponn’s Exrmact cures rheamatism, burns, | tcility and'a full corps of skilled workmene we or ALNUTS. Piles. ulcers. toothache, sore throet, ‘sprains, | {tat ut on ieee ee do it good and to clesa | MALAGA GRAPHS. 4 cent por pouna "NCANS Tonics, forenese, old sores, headache, colic, | tired of living, but becatne UY dpelig: ee meee re $000 1s PSENCH CANDIES, mencss. ‘bruises, Loils, wounds, neuralgia, | live, while we know not how to live except wedgo, yo 2 31 (, WITMER, FINK FAMILY GROCERI hoarseness, diarrhiea, and all hemorrhages, ete. Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised W. H. WHEATLEY's Preparations in the fact that it is a standard | PREMIUM STKAM DYEING AND SCOUR. | _cct™-tr 91S Penney! anne. medicine, treated of in medical writings, and ING RSTABLISHMENT, OOO* | 5 UCKWHE! mPa known to be a cure fo1 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. BUcawaeat, syevr, ac. these diseases. m,th,s,tf ——— om. i Txs_ Natiova Bavines Sink, or | wc se.omm from7 a.m. until sunset. oad 5,000 Fonnde SEW YORK BUCK WHEAT, fresh New York avenne and isth street, pays 6 per ct "re finds Gi x 10 HOLS? 1,000 pounds GRAHAM FLOU F annum on deposita for each calender month, | IN eykO ES: rom CREAM AND OYSTER 20 Regs prime BUTTER UE rorh erowal, Banking to4 Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 PARLORS. 3 barrels FANCY SYRUP. ‘Wt3, 14016 aug2-ly h stroet, Georgetown, D. Just received, and for sale — aa ge ee OWNING & MIDDLETON THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired oe ete, 0.610 Pennsyly a and made to order by Hempler near 4% street PIANOS, &. S. BM. Bacon. = Tunco-Rvsstan B. 5 R180, 0. ea) a ; ig er ATES; cin rel fag care EY PIANO WING: | POLISHING Market Space, three doors from Tth at. Ba wets” SO Mer Sisie™ | sealer ate ge FAMILY | GROCER Poup’ res PLA, Has for sale 100 bbis. Apples selected for fami Chas Biott Coy a Pennapivacis soanae, | Hnactnte, Aseats foros Uurgtanse BEVERY | We beabem entre hee Meztsern Panes, om Se ue A ; \ eur. by druggists everywhere. Swiftt” | ments generally.” Plans ee Se jam_and Pine Apple Cheese. THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use XELE. Ce, Old en in the country. fulness of Singer's Sewing Machin 15 BRATED NABE GRAND Bie Codes = 7 rumeat Jara, Marseatbo, SQUARE and PPRGHT Pianos, Bich Serored @.,P-, Oolong, and Japan Teas. FALL A BVERY INSTRUMENT EULTY W, Oe ee : L AND WINTER CLOTHING! D FOR FIVE YRARS AP PANT: | Tho tinent favored old Brandies. Whiskios aad BECOND HEN Wines, guaranteed pure, New Muckerel, very tas D PIANOS PIANCS FOR SALB AND RENT SOLE AGENCY FOR W eae will A a je will find it to their benefit toe: nck and cheap prices ee Panic Prices! (BOARDMAN & GRAY) BAVORITE Prams, i ae, SRT ae : OARD: AVORI NC: AND SHUNINGED OROANST EE PIANOS, | PINCH MEAT, FRUITS, Ke = —= “NBACH: ore’s celebrated MINCE MEAT, in bucket JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK A _ PIANO WARBROOMS, balfb arrels. 1 sik! VERY LARGE ASSOKTMONT OF S88 tr __4¥3 Lith street,above Pa.avenie, | graprs, SuTants. new Leghorn Citron. Mat r . nnn } KUHN’S PIAN ) 0 STOR! per Shell Alinonds, Engiiah 1 cag ASIIONABLE CLOTHING, Gi, SBP RETANG AND MUSIO STOR Wiherisy Pecaues aes, Wamu Cream Mate, ; . : BAGS {04 the cotebrated Patent Bianes of DEC Just received apd fr sale by FUICH. BEING PURCHASED AT Panic | BROS.,New York, tn use by the first pr, EROWNING & MIDDLETON PRI ALE NOW OFFBRED anists 0” tho continent. Agency for thal 0CtS-ecte No. 610 Pennsylvania as superior STEKLING ‘OKGAN. Pianos = an = <WAPER T F acres fferen CHEAPER THAN EVER! prices, and for rent. “All kisi | STRUMENTS. ong importati anon, OF t Used tustraments'teked th UCAS’ PIANO AND MUSIC STORS en aAASS Serena s os ote nd Organs ai * zvety” deeeription. on hand’ sid oh ee Mirko ae = Organs tanned aad regu GRIMES", No. 103 Brides sthoct. OHOMACKER & CO.’ PIANOS, PHILADELPHIA GBEAT BEBUCTION LN PRICES, ‘These instruments, which, oi - sen Oty eeae atte hich, on account of their en- Ts, have in a fow years, become the nost popular here, a8 well as all} ver tho country caube bad now for tae fol. OWRGUA RE PIANOS from $878 to UPRIGHT PIANOS fre 1a Stoo, GRAND PIANOS from @575 to 91,078. b towave from $106 to §$08 in par 5 = javied Spee ‘Anos for rent. Piano exchanged, Tuning and Re: eee. iy attend. to. CARL RIOHTER. Agent, 4}6-tr 935 P cnvsylvania avenue THE TRADES, WHINGS FOR PUBLIO. BUILDINGS, HO . PRIVATE BESIDENCES ANP TENTS FOR OAMP MEETINGS FOR SALE OB RENT, By J. C. HOGAN, Manzfacturer, 713 MARKET BPAC’ th aire wufactnrers, new and ased, at low pot MUSICAL Iw ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., OVERCOATS. $5, ‘ GROCERS, 5 OVERCOAIS (36 MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner Sth and F streets, jyla-tr OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICES, HAVE ON BAND THE FINEST GRAPES, THE CHOICEST GOSHEN BUTT THE FINEST a SUGAR-CURED YOUTHS’ SUITS. $6, Ms, YUUTHS’ BUITS. 9 YOUTHS’ SU. THE WHITEST FLOUR, SUITS. $4, OYS' SUITS, BOYS’ SUIT B BOTS, THE RICHEST COFFEES, ‘THE FINEST TEAS, BOX COATS, $5 BUX CUATS. $8, BOX COATS, $10, BOX CUATS, giz. THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES, AND TRAUS, The Clothier, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Third Door from Eleventh Street. = Between ft ena _ | THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VINEGAR 16 Agent for the oal ILD} ehuor kWhivo watekrk™? MILDEW WNINGS, FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON GIVE US A CALL. ELPHONZO TOUNGS & CU,, BS Store open notil9 p m.,and 1p. m., te accommodate those whi parchare during the day. n Saturday nn' il have no timeto oct2s-tr M. G. COPELAND, GROCERS, Headquarters 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Masonic Temple, corner Stn and F streets, FoR AMP MEETING TENTS and LAGS for sale . CARPETS! or Fent. 219-tr sepz3-tr Opposite U. 8. Patent Omice. Ganpars!: PLUMBING AnD Gas-¥itTiNe. ~“INSURANC CE COMPANIES. ie = ‘hose ve the CARPET: eittiog Soho nfs eat und ebastiat ah mer ams WESTERN MUTUAL Fi INSURANCE COMPANY, — Capital neariv $500,000. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. Office, 603 1sth street, opposite Treasury Depart ment. Also, AGENT CONTINENTAL LIFE INSUB ANCE COMPANY. oct9-2m ial manner, an¢ ‘BR Fessonable terms, should leave their orders a ‘13 Pennsylvania avenue, Ospitol Hill, arranted Work wi m27-6m™ WM. BOTHWELL, J BE. TURTON, CARPENTER, BUILDER, - ae OONTRACTOR., irders for Houre C: it . ofa Wr Renee Saraaaet GBe4t We have now in atore THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, and MUST ATTRACTIVE STOCK FALL CARPETS SOUTH OF NEW YORK. BR W. BATES, Agent. obbing, or Gon- Owing to the great depression in money matters if BL oo Gmc THE L¥comine Eheuper rater Arringpection ef our stock willvat, | Jemazy “inh street, below Wat. northwest | Mpg RE ANSUBANCE COMPANY, OF PA. isfy the Diost featidious and economical purchaser, PLGESING, CAs FITTING AND SEW SE. le] 20183, 84 733.316 Road the Thirty: 4 to, on reas rms, | bir nt. s Ns by james BuIEN, Practical Penbers No = General Bese one Tet OUR 609 ian avenue, wear 6th street, north side , BUSSELL BARR, een: se rest Bpecialty, TIS _cctl-Im* Special Agent, 1017 M stroat. DRY GOODS GINED PIPE mfh-tr [®SURE YOUR Psoreers DEPARTMENT, on first floor, is stock 4 5 Seeanumeegrines URES GODS enhance § COAL AND WOOD. SUSE Wasninare CASHMERES, SERGKS, REPS and MOUAIRS in all the new shades, McCAULEY & BROS, HARTERED BY ‘OONGEESS 1837 SHAWLS «! ery description. * 'D AND COAL DEALERS. and Surpla: 4 . WATERPBOOF ULOARS ATS, mado in | Yards—No, 619 45 strest jane abet eit aud COATS, mis in | ¥ 0, Pin fom Free sctorgd and No. lvls over Bank of Was! =. Depot—13% A choice and varied pt constantly on hand street wharf. stock of WOOD and COAL . iy3-6n WOOLENS and DOMESTIOS of all cla HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. ®7 REMEMBER THE ARCAUE.WA Dre: James Adams, President; Andrew Both earker, A.A. Wilson, Wd Wier Fo Wane t. Edward Clarke, T. B. Gross, jr., Wi x Joward, and James Bodfern, ct Washin e am, . ; Bs WOLFORD & SHILBERG, y PRY Pickrell, ‘Sh or LIVERY STABLES. (Georgetown;0. W: Howard, Seokiayy. soit" 427 SEVENTH STREET, CONGRESS STABLES. W. ®yJeNES = 82 - octas-te Between D and B, southwest Horses and Bugsics' for Hine wot een supply | Bop Y the following’ seroug’ Fi arene’ present the following siroug Fire Lusaranc: Jompanies = THE GEBMAN ANERICAN, OF NY. Uaah Capital. 00.090 THE MERCHANTS, OF NEWA wir Gash J? EAL ESTATE DIRECToRY oF Ts of good Horses for sale every week, R*4* OlTy OF WASHINGTOR, or rue oct2-ly* BICHAKD VANT. Proprietor. B. OLCOTT & SON, J. BOARDING, LIVERY and SALES: ABLES, in separate plats for cash feet to the inch, and subdivisio: square on a scale of fifty comprising all lots, parts of lots, with date ana name of hours, he represented that he had deposite $10,000, and on the strength of this representa- tion borrowed from a number of citizens vari- ous ums, from #5 to $285, then hired a lively team, and left town. A short time atter his de- partuge there was a lively farmers’ movement in Gilman, which resulted in the captare of the operator. On Monday he had a trial in the presence of @ court-house full of victims. + ECRET OF SUCCESS IN WALL STRE 32 |. Ball, pages: , Bears. Profits on**puta ant ‘ahd 100. Mailed for stamp bY ine T 6 bankers and brokers, 3Y Wall street, New York. oot29-Sen TO THE CREB- aR oh fae of sald benke be held st Washington, D, Cy on the 1211 Dav OF MoveMBER, 1873, at 12 b'ciock ich nto Raia tna tbat ace nd shall ask for my discharge at THOMAS RUSSELL, Assign'e. ia rd TEA AND TOILET TS, in great variety, A BRO. as § 3, Joreupe g.sne-v, _00t88-3t" 923 Pennsylvania avenue. CHARLES SEIDSIECE, HAMPAGNES. ‘ae Dry Sillery and Extr Princirat. Guocens asd Wine MERCHANTS. _oct§-ec3m G UNS, @uUNs, PEABODY'S, (No. 625 Louisiana AvENUR,) AND SPORTING ang-tm- S7°SIGN OF B10.@UN. In every style, Conner Sp avn H Stasets 5.W. flies: and q e be procured a eg eee oP Sey: DANBEB, Propristor, tay BOBE, H¥ATT, 414 lin, fare “ the, Sure Cit” | Watreet, between 18th and Math ete. uorthweet,(reat eee gectneas, vegihed by (Wan. Forth omy City | the Rpiphsaty Church Heme} FineOsrriagect | [HE CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE improvements ineaoh lot, and adescription of the | $i Kinds, Horses and Buggies, Hy Re. for CUMPAN butiding materi; of, with the location of fire. fire, eeeectal attention paid to the care oon ard OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, tT er Mains; end fire alarm stations, and | “SHorsee ocd Orgamized Apri ss, 1873. sther Information beating upon the value of prop- LLISON NAILOR, Jr. COPE een 100,000. ity, ‘Tobe published fof subscribers ouiy feeenk. | AL LIVERY AND Hiarng erapigs, | -FFICE No‘1499 PENBSYLVANIA SE ecily numbers, uot to exceed Hy, each coutaia STYLISH OABRIAGES au@ COACHMEN. (Ovex Mint ‘Date Broue.) ing twenty-four squares. decd-ly 1389 B street northwest. jOuN rr. LENMA! President. Waskixcton , D. O., September 11, 1378, RLINGTON aTABLEs,—3. . ERR, Vice Presiden. adhe pablic and {hoes desiring much’ work are ABS STRERT, Detwary Tee ceeisiee es bya, a ent of Meurre. B. FM. Fas T.'W. Brant | ourtioen™s OY GAY OF might, aud for weddings or a: ‘Oexamin Dri ne: —Wm. Stewart, Onas A. James, . Barbour. Edwar. Jebn T, Soma, ilebac sci Grecen done Bailey, AH. Bert styled **Tbe Boal Estate tnd they may be assured of ‘the correcta P) HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE Tae Boor VE arate d lot, part of lat iatheTeame are of record} my oftice - a STORE! NEW GOODs! ILLIAM FOBSY' Compe ourvever te Butte Goltla. | essscepas in went of Diener at Sonar des dees aa wie pasar seme ee ar | HOOK ag perma _7 SREB: Soriena 008 ren erent rect and in ‘with the OUTLERY ond otaer: ILLIA MORGAN, Tax Clerk, seabpeeees imvite4 to stock aad __REAL ESTATE AGENTS. _ otteomeniseaitaiar aie eT Sra R ee nee | JN Oe etigace Beata ab ah masts EUR Troe heartily recommend his ‘our friends JOHN G. BARTHEL, tome thd allo sham euch 4 wort i S1S4M DYER AND SCOURER, me erations and Ordon te | MO 14 "jouth'eY Gsimtaaon teal’ (O* 4°77 2 AR, ‘& Bon, street northwest. Ttane < : te ° oper Bas Ba sbeck ath x C4 Benga % Eatin. tte emp cedere ane a eteees ot ‘A furnished House for rent at $125 per . we aman eZ pilers and Publishers, fPHE SEW NATIONAL MARKET. F) tna, "fthe eet SMOKED MBATS of all Favits and FALL 1873. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS or LADIES’, CHILDREN'S AND GENTLEMEN'S FINke FURNISULYG GooDs. 625 Pexsv ave, Ber. 6ru ayn Trn 8 NEW GOODS FOR LADIES, FICTORIA KID Guoy y CTORIA KI ID GLOV ES, 1,2, 0d 3 bottone LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S HAE SEA #3 KID GLOVES. . button Li WwooD, ‘ce L. a st 7. SEAMLESS KID GLOVE, 1, 2 LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Importer. KWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOL TAYLOB. ARE KCK WE LO: Z /KERORT ANG $8 FOR * AR cantenatiom ce VADIE KWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR UCHES AND A LARGE YV R STYLES OF NEV wee LUCK Wood, BU “OLLARS, CUFFS, AND s SHAPES SNb mate EIS LOCKWOOD, HUF ( LEEVES IN NEW 4 arriving daly TY & Te YOR “HEMISETTS IN s ¢ FEMISETT: NEW ANDSTYLISB Pat LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S EMSTITCHED HANDKERCRIEFS eboice in quality and cheap in LOCK Woop, H Very rice—at TAYLOR'S, NITIAL HANDEKERCHIEFS — ree can be constantly found, uf eli lates Reon I ities, at LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR fANC > FANCY BANDERUCHIEYS FoR Lapres.— Ut JOS Teoely, OCK WOOD, HUF od TY @ TAYLOB’s. ADIES’ RosIERY— . 4 south of Rew Tork —can ae fear gant beat stock LOCK WOOD, HUPTY * TaYLOR'S [ CLOW SEE PRICE LIST OF 80) reguiar numbers constantly on han B BINO VESTS—In Low Nock S187, 82, 92Ts, ee at $2, 92.15, High Neck » ng Slow $2.53, 92 75, $2 -7.§3, 93 30." $240, LOCK WOOD, HCFTY & TAYLOR nd ADIES MERINO DRAWER the Vest $i ESSES PACA DRESSES, 14a £20, gue: gue s2e 23. OCKW OOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S EDINGOTES—A large assortment. at 87.50 SY, $11.50. 914 67. B15 616 To SI%, at LOCK WOOD, HUPTY & TAYLORS 4 CAgaupEs JACKETS, TALMAS avd DOL- a nS aL all, Prices, and very handsomely at LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOB'S. 1:27, GveuEEs, Pe Spork er teraeenaes DEAWEES, SKIRTS sseortment of at OCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR's.