Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1873, Page 4

Cen ee ee nee. EVENING STAR. MONDAY... LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, @c., ' Weil's Opera Howse. aian, John MeCullough, i Theater Comique—The “The Twelve Tempta- "iano. or the Lost Soul,” and other attractions. Orchestrion music st No. 468 Pennsylvania ‘avence. Condensed Lecais. From J. Shillington we have No. 3 Frank Leslie's Boys ef America, a journal for the young At @ meeting of the Dashaways last night Mesars: J. T. Powell, ‘eck, Drew andl Steele. which is lying at the navy out of commission this week, and It be transferred to the Gettysburg. Gleason, the con- ropeses to contribute £1,000 for the during the coming winter. . J. Keane, who has just returned from preached at St. Patrick’s church yes- retief Rev. terdey.” sum of $2,043.27, which was collected by the District for Memphis, was that city on Saturday. J. i: shops of the W. C. V. M. & G.S. BB, im Alexandria, has been reduced to eight day, with a corresponding reduction Pr Cay Wm. De Mott has resigned the cap- tainey of Company B. ist regiment District militia, and Mr. M. E. Urell bas been elected to fill the vacancy. Captain Charles Williams, of the marine - corps, in command of the marine guard at the ‘Bavy yard, was relieved from command on Sat- urday by Captain G. Porter Houston. ry ‘building on Boundary street, be- tween K and S streets, was totally destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss, $350; covered by insurance. Commodore Patterson, in command of the Washington navy yard. has been authorized to expend $15,000 in renewing the roof of the east- ern ship house. By mischief or accident.a rumor got afloaton Saturday to the effect that the house of Hall & Hume had been touched —— financial snap. ‘The canard was simply absurd. as this much- Tespected firm is noted for the safe and solid character of its ns. Mrs. Aman, wife of Mr. Sebastian Aman, the well-known restaurateur on 9th street, near Pr lvania avenue, died last evening of con- . The deceased, who was but twenty- eeven of age, Ra nes omg by her tances. Fu to-morrow at 2 p. m. irs. Arnold, wife of Police Officer J. E. Arnold, of the eighth precinct, was seriously injured on Saturday afternoon by being thrown out of a carriage. little grt named Bertie ey eas eee - Fun over by the same carriage injured. ‘We call attention to the meeting of the ‘Women’s Christian Association, to be held to- and S, at one o’clock p. m., as interesting re- ports will be ited by the delegates to the conference of Womens’ Christian Associations recently held in Philadel; e protracted meeting During the past week at Union Chapel, 20th sireet, Rev. E. D. Owen pastor, which has been in progress more than a month, was favored each evening by the ser- vices ot Rey. S. Coleman, so long known as an efficient revivalist. Mr. Coleman expects to leave the city to-morrow, and this will be, for the present, his last bight at this meeting. This | great revival has resul thus far in the con- version of seventy-four persons. The old coping wall and iron fence has been removed from around the Capitol grounds and deposited on the line of the new street forme: by the canal, and extends from 7th to 17th streets. Workmen under General Babcock ace employed in setting it up, dividing that street from the Smithsonian and Agricultural grounds. There will be gates placed at 10th and 13th streets, and at each corner of the streets, where the Ime of fence crosses, is to be erected one of the stone posts used for ‘ly for gate posts. DeaTH OF A WELL-KNOWN PaIntEeR.—Mr. MacMurray, a well-known printer of this , died last evening, at his residence on stn street, above Q. in the sist year of his age. Mr. MacMurray was a native of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa., and came here in 1854, having just reached his majority, and for several years worked as @ compositor in the Congressional printing office. In 1851 he was transferred to t! .e printing bureau of the A tant's General's office. ame & mem of the Columbia Typographical Society in 1353, anc for several years served as its secret: In | connectien with Mr. A. T. Cavis he wrote a his- tory of this time-honored society, a few years since, which being published in The Printer, of Philadelphia, attracted much attention. ‘He was a ready composer as well as compositor, and his communications to the press were gen- etaily clear, concise and us. He was the ‘first of Typographical Union No. 101, and in ines he r mted it in the Interna- tional Union at Albany. Mr. MacMurray was also in the Labor Congress, ite secretary several times. He made many friends by his modest and unas- ‘Wuming manners, and he will be ‘tly missed by those who have been associ: ith him. Up to two weeks since he was in remarkabl geod health, when he was taken with typhoid fever, which terminated fatally. ee Muerine oF THE PRESBYTERY OF THE CxEs- APEAKE—The Presbytery of the Chesapeake held its fall session at Leesburg, Va.,on Wed- nesday, October 29, and wasopened bya sermon from Tev. Dr. Bullock, of Alex ‘The . M. Markland was unanimously elected moderato-, and Elder J. V. A. Shields tempo- rary clerk. On Thursday, Licentiate John PF. Cannon was received from the Presby! of Mecklenburg, and Rev. G. W. burn from the Presbytery of West Hanover. Rey. ©. H. Nourse was d to the Presb: of the city of Washin; . Elder Bradfield presented ‘the call of the church at Leesburg for the ser- vices of Licentiate Cannon, ats o1 @ year, which was placed im his re tion and installation on rida: No STRIKE oF THE BRICKLAYERS.—The pub- lished statements of a bricklayers’ strike in this city incorrect. On government work, as is rule prevails. On ics during the summer bours day, going to work ati a. m. and quittin, 6p. m., with an hour eae dinner. lasts until the first of oy Fire Tats Morwixc—From $500 to $700 Worth of Contractors’ Material Destreyed.—At about a of fire was guardhouse, caused tar-kettle and several quarter to ——- to-day an of a ar; sounded from by the burni: of tar, [ i He HH i Hi f ? fe g = eit Reard of Health. CLATNS OR SHALL FOR CLOTEING BEDTROT: | &D—sToRAGE OP om A meeting of the Board of Health was held at their new quarters on F street, near 13th, on Saturday night. Mr. Marbury, of the committee on finance, submitted the papers in the case of B. 8. Rel- mond, asking remuneration for OPERTY DESTROYED BY THR BOARD during the small pox epidemic, of Mr. A. K. Browne, to the meaning of the phrase “; oceurring in “An act for the cases in the District of Columbia, , clearl; ‘poor vention of dis- ae ares intend- persons not — be liable to become su: e of such household livelihood. He is R, t moneys Board of Health a special ——. should be mote by the legislatare of the district to pay claims.” etter some debate, the subject was referred toa special committee—Mesers. mm and Verdi—to examine each case and report to the board, The president laid before the board the opin- ion of the attorney of the board (Mr. Browne) in reference to THE GEORGETOWN POWDER MAGAZIN: @ petition having been presented for its abate- ment as a nuisance injurious to health. Mr. B says :—“ After a ‘al examination of the law and the authorities bearingon the subject, I am of the opinion that the provisions of the or- ganic act, that makes it the duty of the Board of Health ‘to declare what shall be deemed nuisances injurious to health and to provide for the removal thereof,’ does not authorize the Doard to regulate or control the storage or sale of gun} r. That isa part of the police er that may be rightfully exercised by the [egisiature under the provisions of the 19th sec- tion of the organic act, but I can find no provision of statute or common law that authorizes any action of the Board of Health in the premises: J find, on examination, that the powder maga- zine referred to, and the and on a it propert corpori of Georgetown, and that the mayor of that city gave to John J. Bogue, then agent of the Dupont powder company, without compensation, verbal ion; without any lease the agents of that company have been using the powder house until istime. The District of Columbia being the successor of the munici formerly existing with- in its thority over this property formerly exercised — mayor of Geor; dal now devolves upon the governor ot the et, to whom the petition for its removal should be referred, he, and he only, having authority to revoke that permission. I venture to suggest that the existing laws regulating the storage and saleof gunpowder within the District are not sufficient to protect the communi inst the consequences of accidental explosions, and of the Legislature to this subject neontion o re to this subject.” with Mr. Browne as to that the subject properly came under = —. rp that the secret: transmit © pet e@ gover! for his action. , — Dr. Cox opposed such reference, expressing the opinion that the board had tull power in the matter. ‘The subject was referred. Attempted Suicide b; ma Alleged Bi ist and Porger. ~~ On Saturday night Officer Lewis picked up on the streets a well-dressed young man, who seemed very much intoxicated, and being in the vicinity of police “headquarters, took him in there to remain until sober. It was soon dis- covered that he had been taking laudanum, and on examining him an ounce vial was found in his pockets. H® gave his name as George Frederick Pritchard, and professed to be a newspaper correspondent. Soon afterwards Detective Mckifresh came in and at once rec- ognized him as an individual for whom he had been in search for some time, charged with for- gery and bigamy in Lancaster, Pa. A dispatch was thereupon forwarded to the of that city, and an order returned to hold him until! the arrival of officers, who would be dispatched to this city at once to take him back. Having slept off the effects of his liquor and opium, he seemed surprised to find himself in limbo, and more so when told that he must return to Lan- caster. He is quite dandified in his dress, and wears a profusion of diemonds. The officers are expected to arrive to-day from Lancaster, and he will at once be turned over to them. ——_+——_ IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF Punic Worxs.—The superintendent of streets has been directed to have a temporary plank tootwalk laid on Bridge street, between High and Potomac streets, Georgetown. The _ neer in charge has been directed to reorganize the special superintendents in order to have all the ground covered which has been made va- cant by the recent dismissals and resignation of several of these officers. Fifty new ts have. been ordered m MM ray & Noyes vo erect on streets where the improvements have been completed. Orders bi been given all the contractors for street improvements to have the streets on which they have been employed cleaned up and in case it is not done sned sg eel gene tendent has instructions to the work, and the cost to be charged to such contractors. Di- rections have been given for the construction of lamp lessrs. inch sewer in alley in square No. 219; also, a 12-inch sewer on east side of 15th street, from north side of H street, the mouth of alley to with man-holes ‘and tra A 2+-inch pipe sewer bas been ordered on New Hampshire avenue, from 22d street to the Slash Run sewer. The superintendent of streets has been to clear away all obstructions on the line of the alley now in contemplation by the board to be opened in square No. 234, the injunction there- upon having been dissolved by the court. « RicHEtrev.”—This play of Bulwer’s is one of the most interesting to cultured on the and it will be seen by ance at Wall Hi ‘Washington with the opinion of the as oner. OIBCUIT OOUBT, ease agt. McB. oie parvice . McWamnara; ior. Avfo ad Sheehy; verdict for plaint® for gai. | Sat Kelly: refereed to J. J. Sohmuen. arr pn 5 = PB POLICE OOURT, Judes Snel To-day, Joh: + Jude — Crane, charged with secault and battery on Heery Sail Post Pav ree eat fad iene erent Crane while he was cresting a disturbance urday night inthe hall. He the «Mcer; #60. Charlee Bobineo in fractional currency from @ moi oF 90 days in jail. Saauel Jackson ‘om and resi Officer itan Theater; Panuell, forfeited hs A Terniste fir Tevez) Srory—A Mother and Daughter Outraged.—A telegram from New Orleans says:—A letter from ex-Judge Merrill, dated Colfax, Grant parish, October 29th, says: “In haste, and with feelings of horror, I’ write to inform the puilic of the action of the metro- politan police sent here by Lieutenant Governor Antoine during the absence of Governor Kel- logg. On Saturday night last the house of a most respectable widow ladies on Rea river was fired into near this place. The doors were broken open, and the unfortunate lady and her daughter of 17 were taken out, and, horrible to relate, violated. Neith if the ladies could be found until late on Sund fternoon. An in- fant, 18 months old, and a grandchild of ex- Governor Wells, was found out in the woods some half a mile from the house and near the spot where the foul deed was perpetrated. The infant was the niece of the lady and the child of Mumford Wells, the eldest son of ex-Gov- ernor Wells. The negroes up here all say that it was the soldiers, and we all believe, if they were not the petrators, they 1: ated the negroes to the horrid deed of infamy.” ‘his story is not believed here, as there are indications that it was started for political ef- fect on the eve ef the November elections. Taz Goss-UppeRzoox Tragapy—Remarka- ble Developments onthe Trial.—The logy man 4 in the Udderzook trial at West Chester, Pa., Sat- urday, brought out still further developments in the mystery of the death of W. 8. Goss. One or two jewelers who had personal Keowlodge of the ring that belonged to Goss or Wilson full: identitied the article, and the shirt button fou in the wagon after the murder was identified by the person who gave it to Wilson. itmess- es were called to testify to the valise arti- cles of clothing by which the deceased had been traced, and to identify the handwriting of Goss with that of Wilson, the chain of evidence be- ing presented so as to trace ‘the movements of Goss, alias Wilson, from his arrival in Coopers- town, Pa., June 52d, 1872, to the time of his de- partare trom Newark in June, 1873, intending io continue the trail to Jennersyille, and the seene of the murder. Some of the witnesses yet to come are expected to give the most im- portant testimony. The great feature of Sat- urday’s proceedings is the decision of the court to allow evidence to be given in regard to the alleged insurance plot, to show a motive for the murder. This will bi up the whole York affair near Baltimore, in which Udderzook figured as an important witness, and show whether that Occurrence was a farce or a tragedy, and in effect to try the prisoner for perjury as well as murder. CHESAPEAKE AND OnT0 CANAL INTERESTS— Figures Speak.—The shipments of our coal for the week ending October 13th amounted to 68,495 tons 7 cwt., an increase of 12,359 tons 15 ewt. over the corresponding week of last year. For the year to that 2,000,196 tons 11 ewt., show. by the conservatives of the first ward, and R. M. Lawson was placed in nomination for the GEORGETOWN. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS: | OCERIES, &e. | ux THREE ci burned te death on Love! w i Pe ee a i a Ww ols Pray tay town, were the of Watkins, « 5 BEW FIGs. tage and the wrismonthe Ths | Brothers Fre of age, and the about 18 months, Th> G. Taos. Garr husband of A is absent in West Virginia, | I (Rep. @Chron it} where he is employed. <j AL BAL) Mr. G. Taomas Gerry, whose serious iliness | * . oF | was noticed in Satarday’s Star, died at 8 | DECATUR Longe. No 9, KNIGHTS OF | o’clock yesterd: vening, at on PYTHIAS, ] Dumbarton street. Mr. Getty wa canes in Will be given at FORREST HALL, Georgetown. on hada the book and stationery business, and trade. . . WEDEBSDAY E\ ENING, Nov. Sth, 1873. River News.—The ‘The members of Lodge will appear in theruew uuiform. OCERIES, vania avenue. FINB PAMILY @R isis A Ss. B. Bacon, octet ic on ia, have arrived with miscellaneous itting leman and Ladies, 0 MGuain Teape—The schooner Thos. P. i or | Duar. ee reer Saree. Space, three doors from 7h at, jan bas arri: from Alexandria 5 i. 5 OC! Bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro, and the | fAEL @5 Ne Bhat ea x Fr and ton Fioar, extra and joest extra — U tra . eat -cured Mame ip the 5 sce, giveee, OW Soveremeat3ote Wea, oy Rich Serored @. P.. Oolong, and Japan wate © nie tag Ree finest flavored old Brandis Whiskies and Tier gewemere ee Bs Mackerel, very fat superior. Family will Sea Tero their benefit to examine ACCIDENT FROM PLAYING WITH MATC! last, while a little son of ineer of with On Saturday evening Col. Wm. O. Drew assistant chief the District fire de artment, was play matcher, his clothing took tork NE | 2S ootis-ly. Somewhat burned about the breast. ff GOODE.” Wo rein daily recetpg of additions to oar Fes are aot ata trio fer toate Soh eae ate ELPHONZ® YOUNGS & ¢0., oct3-Im JOHN H. SMOOT & SON. N= FaLL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, ALEXANDRIA. REMARKABLE SAGACITY OF 4 Doa.—Sultan, the fine mastiff dog of Mr. Robert Portner, has BUY AND SELL GUTEKNMENT BONDS : COIN AND BXCHANGE A complete assortment of Ladies DEESS GOODS, DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE iN SUMS fu the most hionable styles aud colors. Als» a often attracted the attention of persons on our 1 ‘stock HAWLS, ETS. Tv sciToNn Streets. But an instance of his eagacity oc- | QARSIMERES cot a GODS gewtentiy. eee at Pe ENGLAND, FRANCK, @BRMANY, SWE looks in the shade. Mr. Portner owne: al ¥ en us to offer splendi a A Tse eNMAR ihr aa Be 0OtES eo bt pup, which fell ina weil on the premises, and | Save money by giving ues call beters wae SErgers, © S Parent eesice, asing. was fished out after an hour or so —Jlead! 4 BENJAMIN MILLER, jATIONAL BANK The children took him to alot near b d | cotta’ 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. HAVE ON HAND athwost cor afich an Br, buried him, ‘covering ‘him entirely over’ with vi TADIES. peslicctioee made earth. Sultan eyed them closely ail the timo, — . ani jention gi and after they left he returned to the grave, | o, Renltning the. necessity $f 8, prnteet THE FINEST GRAPES, Devartmens of “bot to a nceret’ place, nid nim. down, licked him itm ee ee THE CHOICEST GOSHEN Burren, | S!! ce, * nt je ¥ N and warm: im into life! a fact, an .o. ‘ “Tum Guare Gawo.—As Captain Waring was | SUStuetSaa"G Miata. ee Oe - abont to start ont thls morning, he discovered | DYED has not Been seen for sotne time. With every 1007 PENMSTLVANIA AVERUR, we by Fe eee eEeU aS sewed Tink: een” | ati with « determinction toda it pot ee ieee THE WHITEST FLOUR, (Opposite 1 Treagury.) Rebel ant ce ee the captain | #eAll Out on tine or dye intho ffort: not that we are ALL, PROFITS pais wo DEPOSITORS, ws tute locked him up again till the chain could be | live, while we kuow sot here to theese epee THE RICHEST COFFEES, ttt, mended. Wm Warner, the fortune teller, was wile Weksecece wel morni and was prev: on xe i work si = 9 | PREMIUM STBAM DYEING AND SCOUR- THE FINEST TEAS, Wednesters ena syi-te ICANSAV. ‘x, Nesrusrecer 2A S™ Nicut Mgerines at Tar Bartist CHURCH. ING BSTABLISHMENT, The series of meetin, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. . Until sunset. Saturday B® conducted by Rev. Mr. Northam tor this church, have een largel - THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES, Office open from 7 a, Po Pca eee | ce ae 7 mite ogee i ehiureh. The! Tabots ie thie excellent minister | N 'StkGaar TOR GREAM AND OYST “d “Interest on deposits. Ooileck lave been ted, old friends have welcomed his faithfal see, | _Sta%-1y High stteot, Georgetown THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VINEGAR, | JOHN BITE, President , a. W.F. MATTINGLY, Sec .0 E. Bové-ly mons Degr Kiriip.—Mr. Jas. Gorum, while hunt- ing last Thursday evening on @ portion of the Ravensworth estate, 12 miles from town, on the REAL ESTATE AGENTS. juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM. TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON. ° line of the W. C., V. M. & G. 8. railroad, killed — J. 4. Saul a lege ant yore tee ioe cake Eee JUAN BOYLE & CO., GOVE US 4 CALE. 1446 PENNSYLVA ands. ‘This isthe only deer killed about here | BAL. STATS AND-NOTE BROKERS, is senso. Mfr. Goram brought his prize to S00 lath street, opposite U..8. Treasury. KLPHONZO YOUNGS a cv. town this morning and sold it fo ice. FORSALE—A handsome HOUSE on I strect, i REAL Estate Saius.—F. A. Kerby sold to- | B . 998. A ne large double HOUSE, corner Zisi @ROCERS, ay, for Messrs. Orr and Stuart, commissioners, | 82¢H. HOUS 010 Massachusetts avenue. a lot of ground on the east side of Water street, | HOUSE No. 226 3d street east, for eale or rent, Masonic Temple, corner %n and F streets, between Princess and Oronoko, a part of the | furnished or unfurnished. A OOTTAGE in Wil: - roperty of Wm. F. Kephart et al. to John | from’ gst goin smn et, small ig 74 ted ally, for $300. Also, halt ot a lot of ground at | fom eee *, ine FARMS. improved aud up. 643 D STREET. the corner of Union and Wolfe streets, to John | improved, rent railroads running from the BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. » aenr Reventhy Malone, for $280, and a square of ground | city, for gale at low Agaree or exchange for city 2 Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- bounded by Royal and Montgomery, Madison ‘operty. 300,000 feet of GROUND in various por- 7 AMILY AND POOKET BIBLES, LECTIONS, and transact» ail business connected and Pitt streets, to E. Francis, for the sum of | jong! cbecity for sale at low figu: es, on easy terms, with Banking estty $520, for Messrs. Stuart and Beach, commis- ‘gir a ve improved Pane | My own direct Importation, comprising the various ions sioners in the suit of Rooches’ executors vs. Rooches’ devisees. AssaULT.—At a political meeting at Lebanon, Fairfax county, on Thursday night, John Ridg- way assaulted E. S. Crump with an axe, and hurt him severely. An examination was held at West End this evening betore Squires Bar- num and Brown. Also, in the charge of Edward Dove, on a charge of perjury. Bath were recog- nized for court and bailed, Huai Lataam was nominated for alderman : a A furnished House for rent at $125 por month. - BAGSTER, EYRE & SPOIPTISW: And ‘00D, 8. COUBTIER ‘The Trade supplied at wholesale prices. WM. BALLANTYNE’S, oyi-tr 42% SEVENTH STREET, BELOW E, “ T 7 BOYDELL SHAKSPEARE, ARE THE CHEAPEST IN [28 Best ois THE LONG BUN, ALL WHO HAVE TRIED E. H. KELLOGG’S £NGINE AND SPINDLE OILS ACKNOWLEDGE THE FACT. : “Eminent ‘oets of America aud Kurepe, ail the New Books and Publications as soon as pablished Subscriptions received apd Books deliv ae io ing an increase over the same period in ‘1572 of n BRE ere mituree. Frames, & 4 230.804 tons 15 ewt.; increase in railroad ship- | Same ofilce by the conservatives of the 88000 | sphey are really gud gubatitutes for pure eorm and | BYOCKMAN & SOM, OWS Sih sttect Uw. octSi-tt SVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANT ments, 323,601 tons 14 cwt.; decrease in canal | Ward on Friday evening. tallow oils, and as free from gam or offensive odor, ICHARD B. MOHUN & Co. SD FORK FIVE YEARS. shipments, 72,706 tons 19 ewt. The decrease in THE FARM across the river, which was men- | gs handsome and enters on colt temperature as best BOOKSELLEBS AND STATIONERS,” SECOND HAND PIANOS at all prices, canal shipments is of course owing to the bad — bong eg Wartinetn je ego ‘Winter sperm oil, while costing considerably less. 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. PIANOS FOR SALA AND RENT. management of the canal during the year. > adj Uses Pabesh , 7 — Breaks and accidents of all kinds have been of | bought for adding to the fortification.—Sentinct, f: B. KELLOGG’ Extra spindle O11 £20 | smecorasct 0 Qu OE Sietes 5.0. Rare SOLE AGENOY FOR WM. McoAMMON'® almost daily occurrence, and should the bottom | 1:¢ instant. : Ho KELLOGG'S 8 > [oe | inme.. emaed eae END BHOMINOR ES DRL RgeeTe PLANS of the canal drop out it'would occasion no sur- =—————SS===—— H BELLOCG a 110 | Songs from Sui . Last year the total shipments by canal CITY ITEMS. ELLOGG’S Ei 1.00 | Becent Mustc Pry) Georgetown were about 900,000 tons, and rei tia H KELLOGG: & 1g9 | cheles 1m engtetr 683 ttt: AR eROOME, from the many promises made by the new man-| A Lapyinour neighborhood who had suffered H. RELLOGG’s Sanat Loe | The Atmospherebe Gente Fieceaion ai” 3 aeons enove Pa. svenne. agement it was confidently expected that this | for over three months the most extreme torture KELLOGG’S Sperm Engine . 1:20 | The Perfect Horse, by “Adirondack” Mur ear the receipts would exceed 1,000,000 tons. by a violent cough has become completely cured KELL "8 Sperm Spindie Oil. 11 vO. portpoen 40 he frequent suspensions of navigation, how- | by Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. For sale in every KELLOGG'’S Tallow Bozine Oil 1.16 Mission of the American Pog vO. 400 ever, have caused the shipments to fall far be- | drug store. KELLOGG'S Tallow Spindle Oil. 1.05 inside and Out, by George Alfred hind, and as the line must soon close for the Yo. winter, there is no hope that this year’s work will exceed or even equal last year’s.—Cumber- land News, 1st. CHARGED wits Ronsing Pewstongrs.—In Pittsburgh, the case of James M. Coleman, of Indiana county, indicted for forging pension agents checks and hyo | money due to nsioners was called up in the United States istrict Court ‘Wednestay. By order of the court the three indictments were consolidated. The case was opened by District Attorney Swoop, who briefly stated the case for the pros- ecution, as follows: The defendant, who is a lawyer of some prominence, and hitherto of ir- teers. The first witness sworn Prosecution was E. A. Sarding, clerk of the Pen- sion Office at Washington, who identified the claim vouoker drawn by Coleman at that on file at the department in Washington. THE Derectives’ TRIALS in New Yore.— ‘The trial of Captain James ivieg and Patlip Farley, detective officers of New York, char, with connection with the Bank of England commenced in A FaTuer KILLEp By us Son.—In nati last Tuesday ard Edwards, sors ¢ a Cincin- il i i Ee ‘4 5, i E z : 5 & £ i &E i EB 4 ! i I i & t g E i F | i ef i 5 ia sf BES i oF 2 id E 8 FE $ Pint erie Fie Lf 5 f iF i ie g croup, influenza or whooping cough, will find relief in Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has now been in use for nearly pscecer es en still maintains its long established reputat as the LATEST STYLES, test remedy for alldis- | _ We keep « general stock of Lard, Whale, Fish, eases of the throat, fangs and chest . sine and Sweat vi nia Black ‘Ofte ssid a i fe be AD Our work is done b of the best Bésrtisyies a8 canbe had elsewhere at the price charg: d. a <r, York, and is executed in ihe ‘latest Oxvdized Jewelry, octSl-20 E.H. KELLOGG, | stvle, and with dispatch. Plated Jewelry, OYSTERS We are expecting daily s large assortment of en- Jet Jeweli tirely new and Deautiful tinted papers, sea ae FESO GitJeabire, 4N EVERY STYLB, gy ew or obi fold Alno,seme very elaborate spect si 7 mens 0} ‘and recepti ving Bonusplvania ave year ay etree ° | Conner sp ax H Srazers NW. some ef the best engravers in the country, ixne- | Families supplied and do! All the new books as soon as insued, and the stand neato p Pore a. nai . Me ard books supplied at publishers’ prices. The attention of all parties desiring to secure Orders for binding, ing, engraving and lithe. bargains in Watches, Biamonds, Jewelry, Law wht ‘prom ptness economi- sd Libraty Books are called tothe sale of METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. | 17725: ‘oma B. Funton & Co., 314 9th street, —e—__. ti Surrerens trom coughs, colds, bronchitis, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY = £. H. KELLOGG, Ne, 17 Ozpan Street, New Yorx. VISITING CARDS half a ENGRAVED AND PRINTED IN THE the following days sold, at Wall’s auction room, Marble building, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. 4 AS SS Wittett & Ruorr invite an“: ction of their Ladies’ Pee and Children’s Lae ny C— their new goods wi novelties. 3° WARREN CHOATE & Co.'s, NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, VERNON BOW, Sctié-tr__GoRNER 10TH St. ann Pa. AvEnve. OMANOK or OLD COURT L: ri ; ROMA Reale BRR CPO R Bee Mi theories : TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS. UNSUBPASSED VARIETY. EVERY ABTIOLE OFFERED A BARGAIN. Ladies Garments, well made, superior Cotton, con- TO! sisting of Chemises in different styles. ind and Body, the of their relation: ET mapas agee Pad a gore, Drawers, Moring Vests and Pants, ander Bain, Manual of Midwifers; by De fiecl pm 8G thache, sore, throet, ‘sprains, Genta srino Shirts and Drawers, $1 each. ee . ig Le gg ae for dren's ‘ool Hose, extra long, 4 pair Capital neariv $500,000. el oy ‘and all hi enentbages © gia, a Citiiren’s Striped heavy Cot'on Hose, extra long, LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. i in the fi maar oe gine » Padiee heavy Tron-frame Hose, extra long, 3 pair Office, 663 1sth street, opposite Treasury Depart- Free treated of in medical eritises and | “bits, extra sine, 2 pairforgi. i 3 Alco, AGENT CONTINENTAL LIFE INSUE- Known to'be a cure for these dlacasea, wrth a isheaty Beldah Hall Hose,§ vaefor gr. | Boveri. Ghatterbex ANCE OOMPABY, THERMOMETERS and are repaired tnd Gouve plaid: eet Wie Beas, 69 | the Path, « novel; . - BATES, Ageat. and made to order by Hempler near 4 street | cents each. © | ‘The Bon ‘of an : TBE EY coming pene eos al ‘Gent ply very fine linen, reversible Oulfs, 3 int FIRE Cz Soupart oy Pa. Wittcox & Gunn's Sewixe Macurms. The for $1. pats to June i iat, gains SY ibesd the Thirty Baum’s hoopekirt and sTth street, | 433) Aemael BAOPTS coped Kena bee Lees. Intelligencer building. tos lt i" 3. BUSSELL Bani. ny eg ay TR “poli octl-Im Special Agent, 1017 M strest. Comms, Bre. ‘Wise for heal! iy Bi [8025 tour ati bunions, club, , Vasoular ex: FL NS INSURANC: NY oni) er ailments of Chromos Wism TON mud: ee 15th street, wus a air © ARTE! Hee ae sere 2 NO. O86 | the U. 8. Bins ass a8. ieee TE iepcenaeniseanal Ofice: Boom Re. f, over Baa ‘ TuRco-Russian BATES; also, Medicated Va- Ect: Ber Bathe, for all ekin disease,'at Dr. Shea's é ‘TES COMMUNITY at fulness of Singer's Sowing Machines ip" ELEVENTH ANNUAL SALE or SILVERBERGS ROBERT FULTON « co., METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, 314 NINTH STREET. SALE OF UNREDBEMED PLEDG: 3] OOKS, &c., A FIEE LABRABY AnD OTRES VaLvARLE SATURDAY, THR 1st OF NOVEMBER, 1873, page= And continues on ~ SMOMDAT;‘ra8 3y NovauBEE, following day sh 20 6. mand 6 o'cleck in the W.L, WALL & 00.8 AUOTION Rooms, REMovaL, REMOVAL, REMOVAL! DEVLIN & co. SOME. PARLORS, LAND “eee Srazrr,