Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1873, Page 4

Locals, ‘Phirty dando ere discharged from the navy- ary Harrington is acting Governor dur- img the temporary absence of Governor Shep- herd. ‘The New York republican asociation will we four receptions at Masonic Hall during winter. demenied man named James B, Hollidge con’ to the Insane ‘lam on Satur- by “Oficet Barna. — ms J.C. Parker we have H fer November 12th and The Grophi wer Sth. The collection for el@ Christ chure! &: rar vem- the Memphis sufferers at E.,) Navy ¥: on Sun- ‘was betwee: and sixty doliars. College Journal, issued by the stadent< of Georgetown college, is a creditable affair to all @encerned. No. 10 has just been issued, com- pleting the first volame. The Dashaw: have decided to visit Balti- more on Thursday evening next in a body, for the Darpose of giving a temperance demonstra- en there. ‘The Casparis House, on Capitol Hill, is being demolished, a committee of arbitration having settied the differences between the purchaser, Mr. N. G. Ordway, and the government. Gen. Butler's new residence at the corner of New Jersey avenue and south B street, is to be built of swall blocks of rubble granite from Cape Ann, Mass. jenry Pie, a colored man, had his arm nearly aut of by coming in contact with a circular saw at Sarith’s saw-mill,on “hio avenue, be- tween 12th and 15th streets, on Saturday even- ing last. "Gieers. Duncanson, Dowling & Co., auction- cers, sold on Saturday for Keginald’ Fendall, assignee, the lease and machinery of the mili corner of 13th and B streets northwest, to Jas. E. Fitch for $1,500. ‘A memorandum of the death of Mr. N. W. Milbron, of East Washington, was left at this on Saturday by a resident of that section, and was published in Tue STAR. It should have rea: Mrs. Hilbron. Lieut. John J. Kelly, of the seventh precinct police. commander of the Knights of St. Pat riek, of this city, was yesterday afternoon pre- sented with a valuable gold-mounted sword by the Knights, and responded in a neat speech. On Fr vening some mean thief entered the rooms of the ciated Press, corner of ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, and stole Mr. L. A. Gobright’s overcoat. It recov- ered on Saturday by Detective McElfresh and returned to its owner. Mrs. Gen. Jeffries, Miss Etta Jeffries, Harry | Agricultural grounds. Rapley, and Mis# Florence Rapley, all of this eity, arrived in New York on Tharsday, in the | steamer Cambria, from Europe, and reached Washington on Friday evening. On Friday last, Reliance Lodge, Knights of Prtbias, of this city, visited Leesburg, Va., here they were the of Katoctin Lodge, | were handsomely entertained. They were met on their return fo Alexandria by Oriental and Mechanics’ Lodges and escorted to the Manson House, where they were entertained. Officer Dubois hearing cries for help last night, on E, between 1ith and 15th streets, ran #0 the spot and rescued from an old cellar half filled with mud and water a man who bad fallen while inebriated. He was taken to the Cen- tra] guard-house and stretched out in frout of the large furnace to dry. The students of the National Medical Col- lege (Medical Department of Columbian Uni- versity) have done a very judicious thing in publishing the admirable addresses of Presi- | dent Welling, Bishop Pinkney, and Dr. 8. L. Crisse) (valedictory) to the graduating class of March s, 183. We are the ubliged recipients of @ coy" It will be seen by reference to another column | that the Rev. Martyn Scudder, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. is to open the course of free lectures before the Y. M.C. A., in Lincoin hall, this evening, at € o'clock. Dr. Scudder is one of the most | popular Christian workers and ministera of the | country. HissnLject is “How to get and give | the sense of Scripture.” estruck one of those ‘purely mutual cus ses” to-day. He represented the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company, of Milwaukee, | Wis., and pecame an object of absorbing inter est from the fact that he was distributing blot- ting pads. He was willing to insure a Cuban | general or any other subject, liable to the dis- pensations of Providence. He told more in one breath concerning the financial stability of his concern than we would have thought possible. | Tm view of the “‘snrinkage of values,” hard | times, and financial revulsions, it’ was actually & pleasure to sit under the sound of his melli- | tluous voice. Ciose oF THE Mission aT St. ALoysrus | Cucrcy.—Yesterday was the last day of the eat mission services which have been coa- jucted at St. Aloysius (Catholic) church by the | Rev. Fathers Garesciie, Van Goch and Marsel- lis during the past two weeks. In the morning Father Garesche preached an elojuent sarmon on God’s love. Durirg the mission there were five thousand five hundred communicants, and upwards of seventy adults were prepared for Siret communion, several of whom had never been known as Catholics. Thirty-one converts were baptized within the same time. Many bitherto negligent and indifferent Catholics were awakened, and around the contessionsis and at the altar rails within the past two weeks bave been seen many who for five, ten, twenty, | and some for even thirty, fortyand fifiy years, | bave not Lean familiar with these sacred places. | At the vesper service yesterday six converts | ere publicly baptized, and last night Father | esche preached toa crowded co: tion “The Means of Perseverance.” ie exer- | s elosed with the Papal benediction. | aresche | | athers G: and Van Goch will leave on Wednestay morat for the west, and in the vicinity of Chic: ey will give a mission, commencing next Sunday. will goto York and join Father amar and bis associates, who are now giving a mis. sion at St. Paul ty. ‘hurch in that city. ] ——_+—__ | | ather Marsellis | s INSTALLATION OF 4 PrusnyTerian I'as- TOR.—Last evening, there was a large congre- gation present at the Assembly's Presbyterian chureh to witness the installation of Kev. Geo. | oO. Li formerly of Conneiisvilie, Indiana, as tor of thecburoh. The sermon was preached | y Kev. S. S. Mitchell, of the New York ay- enue church, from Second Kings, 15th chapter and 2d verse :—‘ The spirit of jab doth rest en Elisha.” Rev. David A. Riddie, jr., sum- moned the pastor before the con, ition, and to bim the constitutional questions as to bis willingness and sincerity of purpose to promote God's glory in accepting the pastorate, and enjoined a promise of fidelity to duty and care in deportment as achristian minister. The charge to the Rastor was given by Kev. S. H. Howe, of the Bridge-street church, George- | town, and the charge to the people by the Rev. J. ©. Smith, of the 9th street Presbyterian eburch: after which, the ceremonies closed with # benediction. The music was under the direc- tion of Prof. J. Remington Fairiam). —_e—_—_ A Nest oF Vacrants BRroxen in the Ground” where they had * fice Winter.—Yesterday morning Sergeant Acton | and Officer Voss, of the 5th precinct, pulled out two men and three boys from under the floor of the wholesale market house, on B street, be- tween 0th and 11th streets, when they had been in the habit of lodging for some time past. Thi ofticers gave them quarters in the Central | gandbouse preparatory to sending them up to he police court as vagrauts. Officer A Ue. a , thi ing the cold and affording kicking had Siled in a quantity of dirty}str able intended to take up their winter lodgings . Among their etiects were a few old bags used by the in the abit of fires on Canal street, near their lodg- ings, where they roast their potatoes and coo! their bacon. ° INSTALLATION OF OrrioRRs.—The following | have been installed {a of Morni tar . No. 3, I. O. G. ‘ oo ecttegiow any MEET! Nes.—As will be seen by omns will be a series of in ‘of diocesam missions held im the ay during the week: Grace urch, (island man "Sot Onurehs (Uceaoeee ‘Trinity Chureh, the running match, Res by Maddox’sg.h. Mosby, of Maryland avenue, between ist and east. The superintendent os gas and lamps has been dire: to have gas mains laid in 26th a A Lowatic’s CLAIM ON THE TREASURY.— Officer Chase to-day brought to police head- — from the nt’s house a young rman who hails from Baltimore, and who gives his name as Henry Schriefer. He was endeavoring to see the President to get- from him $15,500,000, which he claims the — ment owes him. He was put aboard 3:30 train for Baltimore by Connell, being evidently a lunati @& Tee Brack Crook Reconstructap” will be produced for the first time at Wall's opera house thisevening. It will be presented with brace ‘many novel features. "It has been. very brace many novel suc other cities, and those who like spectacular pieces of this character will doubt- less be pleased with its presentation here. It is an expensive piece, but Mr. Ford has spared no outlay to bring it out in good style. einer) cates ARLINeTON Fire Insurance ComMPANY.— Ata meeting of the directors of this company, held on Saturday, Mr. Jesse B. Wilson resign- ed his connection with it as director and treas- urer, and Wm. H. Philip, esq., was elected to fill the vacancy in the board of directors thus created, and 8. J. Todd, present secretary of the company, was elected treasurer. At the same time Frank T. Rawlings was elected as- sistant secretary. SERIOUS APFRAY IN ALEXANDRIA.—Yester- day afternoon, about 4 o'clock, two young mam named Doyle, engaged in a quarrel at the ferry boat wharf, Alexandria. Va., with two young men, named Payne and Dyer, when ons of the Doyles was cot about the head and face by Dyer. The wounded man was removed to the police station on Fairfax street, where his inju- ries were , and Dyer was arrested. —— Tue Waite Fawn is the attraction at the Washington Theater Comique this week. This is a burlesque extravaganza, and rivals the “Black Crook” ir scenery and ballet perform- ances. A new feature as presented at this thea- ter i “moral ballet” composed of males. There is also a female ballet composed of beau- tiful young ladies. ——- TREASURE TROVE.—This morning five colored cart drivers brought to police headquarters a valuable mantel clock which they found wrapped up in paper and depofited in a pile of curbstone on the line of the old canal next the It is set with red onyx and surmounted with bronze figures represent- ing a hunter and hounds. Masonic Exxctio: Mount Horeb R. A. Chapter, No. 7, at a recent meeting elected Messrs. George A. Abbott, M. E. H. P.; Louis D. Wine, E. k.; James Lambria, Scribe; A. G. Taylor, Secretary; and L. J. Luttrell, Treasurer, for the ensuing year. THE COURTS. TEBM—Orixioxs Br- > in General Term con- vened $9 the Cireutt Court room—all the judges present—for the purpose of delivering opinious. TRE COLTMAN WILL CASE In the case of Robert Coltman 6 Moore ct al., Judge MacArthur deliv. lon of the court. The late C. several beyuests by ht to cbtain a construction of the will, which pr that after twenty years had elapsed the estate should be divided, in the meantime it being beld in trast. Among other provisiona was one that incase his blood we extinct the estate should then go to the mayor ard council of Washington to endow institution for females The court were unanimous in the opinion that this devise (to the city) was void, as being uncertain and indefinite. There was now no necessity for continning the trust any longer, ard, the trustee having resigned, the court coul: | not see any necessity for continuing the trust, and the parties may now tal trust. An order would the estate free from the eatered referring the cause to the auditor to report on the condition of | the estate, whether is can be divided. Judge # yli ie spnounced that he took no part in deciding this case. SIULES AGAINST RUTHERFORD Judge Aumphreys Court in the case of Shiles - c the verdict below was for plaintiff for $270, reiuc- ing the judgment to $155 and interest. OTHER CASES. Spotiord sgt. Clark; judgment below affirmed. Clark agt. Senlorb, do \( appeal entered.) Schaied- era&Co, agt. Fin ; Jue Wylie delivered the epinion of the Court ia t! case, reversing jadg ment w and awarding a new trial. In the case of Hogan agt. Kutz, (eeotment;) Judge Wylie de- livered the opinion of the Court aflirming the jadg ment below. CASE AGAINST THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT Judge Olin anpounce: the opiaion in the case of Barnes sgt. the District of yubia. reversing the indgment below. Barnes was injured by falling into the excavation made for the tunnel of the Ball and Potomac railroad. pear the navy yard, tawed demages. Olin holds that t! cannot be maintained, beoanse the fers on the defendants (the District power over the streets or av. Toad company or the Board sponsible, had bee ‘S ry organic act con- of Columbia) no enues; and that 1 of Public Work Ii the power to keep streets i given to the corporaticn, then the co ration could be sued and an action maintainsd, but in this caso now such power is conferred, but ft lx expressly prohibited. = Maxwell sgt. the District of Columbia, in waich judgment waa given for defendant, The judgment was affirm UBT, Jyilee MacArthur —On Satur- Deener vs. Wilson E. Brown and John B. ame bn ae cilgment vacated. : ew: the case of Barker vs. Downman was on trims P COURT, Judee Sneli.—To-day, Alexan- cor Pook ehacued with sescals aad Wnciery Aa ae tha Pools his wife, was fined 10 and costs. Isaac Nour, polit Tarcony cf money trom fea: Johnson, both colored; $20, or pocers, nia mas Young, Albert Warner, abd Lewis Williams, charged wit {he larceny of am overcoat; Sued G21 cache or 60 days in jail. ’ © Themas Johnson; @20 and costs. Baward Abington, assault ord battery on Oatheriné Abington, his wife, }20 and costs, and bonds to keep the peace. ‘Randall : jetzey and Bila Jobnson, charged with aseauit snd battery on Squire Henderson Graves, all colored; 70 each. Green, assaalt and Lattery on Joon F- Gingett; $5, Jobs, Williams, profanc, 3 . F. Harding, James Devlin, William Mu | don.” William "Barber, George VA. Nct Jobn Munder, and a large number’ of others forfeited collateral on, chargesof disorderly Wm. White, et. colored, load end boister ‘condu Sle Theinas Joyce was fined 460 for carrying w io ietols or ninety dayes Desid Barter lead "act Roisterous, @5. Jeremiah OC ‘$5. Joho ORO, ; Wary Wrignt, exticive’ prosittution: workhogts: ary Wright, entic! ration; wor! Seis ofrodt boy vagrant, ¢ with beggi on the street demeanor, and released on St itegain. Frank Howeil, Bilen Cavanaugh, charged Jatper. profanity an Bevjsmin Davis, same; rant; workbouse, John ol om paon, same; workhouse same, workhovse; James Spt heuse. Heory Lewis, c: San loud Fague. . ursing Om the street; $5. Poter condu rew, forfeited’ col lateral colore CLosg oF THE Lovpoun Cornty Fatrr— sult of the Roc-s.—Notwithstanding the rain y« terday, about 1,500 persons attended the fair | at others, Reliance Lodge arg. A aa Knights of Pythias, from Washington, with an escort from Oriental and Mechanics lodges of this city, paid a fraternal visit to Katoctin Lodge at Leesburg, and went out to the fair, where they were to have drilled, but were vented by the inclement weather. At 2 o'clock the visi knights were handsomely enter- tained e Keamer House, and then escorted to the train at fo’clock by the Leesburg lodge. The other features of yesterday's proceedings were the racing and the auction. The following is the result of the former :—Trotting in har- ness, } in 5 mile heats, no distance poll, 3 to start, time to be within 5 minutes, prize $150, 10 per cent. entrance fee. Second by Clark's (of W. it. in 2.504, , 2.59 Ke TT was Patterson’s (Martinsburg The prize amounted to $50. he second W. Va.,) Harry. ‘The second race, Hing on. the gentle- been heard from the thief.— Rockville ( Md.) Sentinel, Turex Years tm Paisox vor Kitttxe Menmsngahela Olty, Peon. Seentey evening, And then thrust the’ weapon inte his own side; between the | Re i] i " : : H fi any | examining the Baltimore papers, can | them: jute. Mou tones unee we go’ twenty to thirty per cent. more | fact, y War prices? Let provisions advance in Baltimore or New York never so little, and | how quick our dealers are aware of the fact; | Dat if the fact is vice versa, they are in blissfai ignorance thereof. Yours, D. o. 5. GEORGETOWN. asep Warer Surrry.—This week pole e city. The pump is now supptied yy at-inch main, which is inadequate to keep the high service reservoir filled. CHESAPEAKE anp On10 CanaL.—President Gorman and the board of directors of the Chesa- ake and Ohio canal were here to day inspect- mF the Georgetown division of the al, and will proceed to-morrow to inspect the entire line from this city to Cumberland. Funenat.—The funeral of the late Philip Klotz, which took place yesterday afternoon from bis residence in this city was attended by the Wm. Schley Lodge, No. 4, I. O. R. M., mar- phsied P.M. H. Y. Wagner and also by the I. O. Lodge of Good Brothers, marshaled by Mr. Voikman, headed by Donch’s brass band. The procession proceeded to the Presbyterian ceme- tery, on Market street, where the remains were interred. River News.—The steamer Lady of the Lake cleared to-day for Norfolk, and ‘the steamer Columbia arrived from Baltimore, with miscel- laneous cargoes. The schooner Isola bas arrived from Bangor, Maine, with 260 tons plaster for F. L. Moore. RAIN TRAD! The receipts of grain to-day were 2,200 bushels of wheat by the schooners Kitt; jomas P. Morgan, from Alex- andria, to Hartley & Bro.; 1,200 bushels red wheat was sold at $1.53. ALEXANDRIA. SHOOTING CasE—Resisting an Oficer—This [eet 9 about 3 o'clock, as Constable W. B. Howard, of Fairfax county, was passing along the Hunting Creek road, and about one hun- dred yards north of the bridge he saw a colored man Sitting on the side of the road behaving in a very indecent manner. Mr. Howard erdered him away, when he began to curse and abuse him in @ most shameful manner and drew a , Saying he would shoot his (Mr. H's) rains out. ‘Phe officer not being armed, went back to the toll house and procured an old mus- ket, with which he returned to the spot where the colored man was and again ordered him off. At this the man drew a pistol and pointed it at Mr. Howard, when he raised the musket and fired, the load taking effect in the man’s face. ‘The man then jumped up aud ran and before the constable could secure him he had thade hisescape. He has not yet been arrested. SovuTuern TRravet.—Upon the best authori- hg We are authorized to state that the work on bridge over Occoquan creek has pro; S0 successfully and rapid uy, that trains will com- mence to ran over it on Tuesday next, and that the statement in our cotemporary of ‘Thursday that some time would yet elapse before the travel over the A. & F. road would be resumed, is incorrect. Dr. J. B. Hopexrs.—Our young and talented fellow-townsman, Dr. J. 1. Hodgkin, has been tendered the chair of dental surgery and me- chanism in the Baltimore College of Dental PRY, made vacant by the ill-health of Prof. P. H. Austin.—<Sentinel, 8h. ALMosT A Firk.—A large portion of the oor of the butcher's shop of Mr. Benheim,near the upper end of King street, was discovered to be on tire about 3 o'clock this morning by Mr. Tyler, who was on his way to market. An oil torch had turned over, and its intlamable con- tents ope ignited, illuminated the whole street in front of the store. The two shop boys were gd the flames when Mr. Tyler passed, and with the latter’s assistance the fire was ex. tinguished. vazette, Sth. Tue Wrong Man Anresrep tx THE Goop- RICH Case.—Two weeks ago Lucette Meyers, accompanied by Detectives Grant and Biggett, went from Brooklyn to New York to look for Roscoe or Beach. They wandered about until Lucette said. ‘‘Arrest the man whom I pass.” Then she walked rapidly past a gentleman near Twenty-tifth street and Kighth avenue as he was gry 2 @ restaurant. The detectives rushed for him, and, as he says, with a shower of abuse and insults took him to the Brooklyn central office as Beach. The gentleman was John Ruckty, proprietor of a factory in Twenty- seventh street, and warerooms at Canal street and Broadway. Gen. Jourdan, to whom Mr. Ruehty explained, ordered the detectives. to take him to New York and learn whether his story was true. The detectives hurried him from one part of the city to another and treated him. as he says, shamefully. He was retarned to Brooklyn, and the detectives discovered their errer. Yesterday Col. Caaries S. Spencer, his counsel, has prepared papers fer a suit for false imprisonment. Pap Tigh, who was locked up for two dayson imilar error, is also to sue the Brooklyn pol DaRino Tuert oF Carri. evening of last week one William Herbert alias Wade, entered a field belonging to Mr. N. H. Nelson, in Marshall district, Hartford county, and dreve out of it twenty head of cattle, with which he started in the direction of B: It is supposed that he lest his bearings; for far from where the next morning found him not the cattle belor |. Wishi to dispose of them be visited Messrs. Charles Myer and Robert Ri representing Iimaelf to be a cattle amsey, and dealer, sold the entire lot to those gentlemen for $28a head and left with the purchase meney, Mr. Nelson’s loss was discovered the same morn- ing and the cattle identified as his. The spec- ulator In beef was accordingly searched for, and he was found, arrested and committed to Jail. The prisoner was recognized in Belair by ‘& gentlemen from York county, Pa.,as a for- = inmate of the York county jail.—Belair Fgis. Tae Kew Tan anp FeatuHer Case—Th Brothers Sammis Indicted for Murder in the Second Degree.—It appears that only two indictments were found by the grand jury of Suffolk county, N. Y., in the Kelsey case—one ainst Royal Sammis, the other —— his brother Kudolph. both for murder in the second degree. Kadolpt was arrested last fond evening and was in the custody of Sherift Perkins at Duryea Hote?, at Huntington, all night. Royal Sammis sarren- dered himself to the sheriff Saturday mor . and both were taken before Judge Gilbert, in the supreme court, Brooklyn. The accused de- sired furnish bail for their appearance, and had their bondsmen withthem. DiStrict Attor- ney Tuttle, of Suffolk county, however, sent Judge Gilbert a despatch requesting him not to admit the accused to bail, and the judge acceded to the request. A writ of habeas corpus isto be sent on from Huntington, and the prisoners will be transferred to that place to await further proceedings. Score Oxe THE Frexcy Repurti- cans.—The Left of the French Assembly have elected Count de Kemusat, M. Leon Sax and M. Laboulaye as members of the committee on the me mn of President payne poe rs. ‘his give the republicans @ majority of one in the committee. The result has given rise to the most Intense excitement. It is said that the Right, which, on the my of the Assembly last Wednesday, submit e motion prolong- ing MacMahon’s powers for ten years, has of- fered, as a compromise, to make the term tive years. The reported resignation of the ministry has proved premature. MEMPHIS FREE FROM YeLLow Fever.— There were twenty-seven deaths from yellow fever last week i ea The city is free from infection. It is proposed by the sur- viving physicians to erect a monument to the mem their professional brethren who died during the epidemic. Further assistance is not needed for the sick. IN THE BAZAINE COURT-MARTIAL On Satar- day Marshal Canrobert, Marshal Lebcuf and Gen. 1.’Admirault each testified that to their knowledge no dispatch was received at Metz from Marshal MacMahon on the 23d of Angust. They also swore that MacManon's advauce was not alluded to by Bazaine at the council of war held on the 26th of Ai "7 Apple jack parties prevail in Vermont. Ff show has drawn 500,000 visitors wus far, S7-An Iowa town offers a bounty of 2 cents for every rat's tailleft at the mayor’s ofice. w7-Rochefort writes fro: Isles oo Canary a he isin bad health, but is well taken care of. ‘sa-Never attempt SW-As Song cok telea 6 ticles Noss I cat , and Mrs. Schultz lost her life. aL," flexible pe ptt a aa imvented— G7 Perpetual Evangelical Mitnces—Happy marriages. S7-A man cannot see the point of a joke when he is the butt. S7-A vigilance committee is closing the low dance houses in San Francisco. a-The seven wan “polter” in Burlington, rowan eratchtng the ame of Mr. Hager ‘intendent, wrote upon Sis ballot "Dosat waat 00 wumimun is $5,500. ae Sarae ashes & pathetic ballad subse- ers. —e——. Cavrior to purchasers of the Peruvian Syru ¢ protected of the protoxide of fron} eware of being deceived by any of the preve- rations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark Tron, cee oh npn ‘an Bytes toe Peruvian ine has Peruvi P Sark) blown in the glass. Examine the before purchasing. on een New Exctanpers, and especially Bosto~ nians, are favored in the selection of officere for the magnificent new hotel in New York. “The Windzor,” with Mr. Weatherbee, of the Revere, as a ‘host, can but pi all; while Mesers. Blanchard and Far’ and Mr. McKinley in the wine room, will =S peal to all habitues of either Revere, a or Parker's. £ i etc. c advertised preparations in the fact that it is a standard icine, treated of in medical writings, and known to'be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf eeepc Coxwe, Erc.—‘‘The wise for health on daily walks depend,” and sufferers from corns, bunions, club, or ee vascular ex- cascences, chilblatns, or other ailments of the feet find quick relief at Dr. White’s establish- ment, No. 635 15th street, opposite the U.- 8. Sees To prevent Fever and Ague there is no Galina a Tonic. $1 ~ © = ‘ation like Dooley’s Powp’s Extract is forsale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhere. ‘tw, ft THERMOMETERS and are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4% street WILLoox & Grsn’s SkwIna MACHINE. The = Bazaar Patt terns. Aj at Chas. umn’s and corset factory, 1th street. building. 10,23 ——— TuRco-Rvssian Barus; also, Medicated Va- Ror Bathe, tor all shin disease at Dr. Shoda street. ——— THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 15 CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES. CLOTHING AT PANIC PRIC UNPARALLELED UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS, OVERCOATS. OVEROOATS, $5 OVEROOATS, 914 OVEROOATS, $6 OVEBOOATS, $15 OVEROOATS, 38 OVEBOOATS, $16 OVEROOATS, $1 OVEROOATS, $20 OVEROOATS, $25 OVERCOATS, 910 OVEROOATS, $11 OVEROOATS, 912 WINTFR SUITS. WINTER SUITS, @& WINTER SUITS, $16 WINTER SUITS, $10 WINTER SUITS, WINTER SUITS, $13 WINT SUITS. WINTER SUITS, 914 WINTER SUITS, WINTER SUITS, $15 WINTER BUITS, YOUTHS SUITS, YOUTHS’ SUITS, $6 YOUTHS’ SUITS, 12 YOUTHS’ SUITS, 88 YOUTHS’ SUITS, $15 YOUTHS’ SUITS, $10 YOUTHS’ SUITS, 918 BOYS’ SUITs. BOYS’ SUITS, $4 BOYS’ SUITS, $8 BOYS’ SUITS, 95 BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, $7 BOYS’ SUITS, COATS. BOX COATS, $10 BOX COATS, $12 BOX BOX OOATS, $5 BOX COATS, $5 A. STRAUS, The Popular Clothier, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Wth and lth streets, .m., and on Satarday until ®7-Store open unti ip. m. nov?-tr REMOVAL. REMOVAL. DEVLIN &Co.,, HAVE REMOVED TO THE SALOON PARLOR, AT pové-tr 1106 F STREET. GREAT SALE carPEts! °* CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! FOR THIS WINTER'S SEASON, AT GLEATLY REDUCED PRICEs, Will commence at our House, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1873. Bear in mi MOTE NRE, Dae taatetr > gre in the city. 'SEKEEPEBS, Beer in wind wesell no + Besett ry corms city. HOUSEKEEPERS, Bear in mind we can suit the Buyer in Carpets. asious ouR DRY GOODS ARTMENT, on first oor, 13 stocked with rer ‘and olegant assortment of Goods va ait the SPECT OUR PRICES BEFORE > = eS Ine TLeSWa % Evemnes So REMEMBER THE ARCADE. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 37 SEVENTH STREET, 1) INDUCEMENTS. | & > r ny (Age eee ‘S NORRIS THORNS, K.B 8. | }, Auct'r; i jot yutherly parallel to Montgomery Feet 9b fost to Bridge strect, and thegjace of begin ome newspaper pul Distriet of Columbia, at the cost and risk of the defaulting parcheter. D. CASSIN, Trastes, nov8-dte “THOS. DOWLING, Anct._ ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; ‘ieorgetowo. VALUABLE SUSURBAN PROPERTY AT AUO- On TUESDAY, the Lith day of November, @Pizis\ on tne i »premines, at 2 o'clock p. m.. 1 will sell three valuable Lots, each containing 0 1% acres, and eligibly situated on the Conduit road, about half «mile from dences of Messrs. Orown, Stewart, and Cook, as shown im the plat of si 5 Terms: One-fourth cash; residue in equal pay- ‘ments at 6, 12, and 18 menths, with interdst at 8 por cent., to be secured by notes and deed of trust. A deposit of $50 will be required on ee: t sok see be complied with ia five da Conveyance’ urchaser's cost. nove. Persie THOMAS DOWLING Anct. Pecan IMPROVEMENT TAXES. I wil pay SPEUIAL IEPROVEMENT TAXES and sell § PER CENT. BONDS and other Securities of the District of Columbia at VERY LOW BATEs, W. SCOTT CHEW, 615 18th street, Washington, D. C.; nové 6t" Les Prospect street, Georgetown, D.C. FPA£0 42ND WINTER GooDs. O00T & 80! n. near the resi- JOHN &. No. 119 Brivce Staxer, Have received from N. TOWN, ought for cash” ible cash sa large end je cash prices, @ large ew material and 'SE-FURNISHING G PETS, OILLOLOTNS, BUGS BuANEKETS, with a ful: stock of FLANNELS and DOMESTIC GOODS. We are in daily receipt of additions to our gtock, as the season advances, from the large New York houses, A call and examination of g00ds in- vited. JOHN H. SMOOT & SON. N W FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. A complete assortment of Ladies DRESS GOODS, fn the most fasbionable sot and colors. Als» » f SHAWLS, BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and DRY GOODS gonerally, pur’ chased for cash since the recent decline in prices, which enables us to offer splendid BARGAINS Save money by giving w before purchasing. BENJAMIN MILLER, oct!1-8m* 101 Bridgs street, Georgetown. Jes 48 WE EXPEOTED.—Such a rash Ladies and Gent's Apparel to be CLEANED and DYED bas not been seen for some time, With every facility and @ full corps of skilled workmen, we are ‘at it with a determination to do it good and fo clean it all out on time or dye in the effort; not that we are tired of living, but becanse by dyeing we expect to live, while we know not how to live except we dye, . H. WHEATLEY’ PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. Office open from7 a.m, until sunset, Saturday 8% p.m. sepa-ly TOHOLS: ELEGANT IOK OREAM AND OYSTER aug@-ly 89 High strect, Georgetown, D. 0. BANKERS. jATIONAL BANK OF THE GEPCR NA" ONE oD STATES DEPOSITORY Bouthwest cor. of D sta., Washi D. 0. Collections made on all parts of the Untied Scaice. ven to all business before the Prompt attention partments of the Government. ty OBAS. Oapital E BAH ane et OF REEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Opposite 0 =‘ Treasury.) ro pT mar ata ate DETOSTORS, a tnt sl NEEREST on se DOLLAR and upwards, from ‘Open from 9's. m.to4p. m.: oes 1s Toi. Saturdays, (deposite only, ‘alae ty 1 ERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, ee OLD SEVENTH Cre ESS DANE OrrosiTE THE Post Orrick DEPARTMENT. ik hours: 9a. m. to LEGAL FOLD-NOTE PAPERS, Baro! Vastety of tint, alt of them sovel end beat: : | 300 Barhels Oboice PRACK BLOWS i seshaes aed WEDDING STATIONRAY | 200 Burbely RARLY ROSS Sha sageimens of the latest styles of Wediling aud APPLES BY TH BL. VISITING CARDS, wer alee ©, WITMEK, qugraved and printed in the iatest styles; none but | _ seré-tr 2010 Poansrivantngvense, the finest quality of cards used. - Ss B. Bates, CHROMOS. sSestast Mpten, thnte Gnign hem Wink i | A new assortment of Chromoe—W reath= of Flow ARO” re or ae | ae Reeemmmn reales THR NEW BOOKS. incls extre Bae Northern Potatove, All the new Books received as so00 as tssard pire, Oxcem and Pies = =. Mocba, fricen, Ole (Lit, Java, Maracaib>, WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S, flavored @. re ee fe oth, NEW BOOK STORE, Feicine. Currants, Oliron, Pies, and Nate of VERNON BOW, ¥ Tact eenrarid | pare. ‘ow td ecuerete nary ee sonar: Ps ioe Giant gio, Maiied or etame ty | LPHONZO YOUNGS & €O., Val_ptine Tumbridge & ,» benkers and broke 39 Wall street, New York. oct 3m FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES, GROCERS, | ™: direct importation, compris ‘th ‘ioes i ee MAS@NIC TEMPLE, BAGSTER, Corner Kb and F «roots, ‘The Trade supplied at wholreale prices. WM BALLANTYNE’s, _novi-tr 428 SEVENTH S ser BE BOYDELL SHAKSPEARE, Poets of America and Eurepe,” OPPOSITE U. S. PATRHNT OFFice, BAVE ON Bann minent "aud all the New Books oud Publications a e000) ax phbilabed none received and Boks gnlicered, iy ° THE FINEST GRAPES, Bubsori; band, io » Pictures, Frames, STUCK MAN & SON, Sus Sih wireet oct3e-tr THE CHOICEST GOSHEN BUTT ER, ICHARD B. MOHUN & Co. Boon sa Lees AND STATIONERS, Peansyivania avenue. ME FINEST QUALITY SUGAR-CURED NEW BOOKS. Regords of a Quiet Life, by Augustus J. 0. are THE WHITEST FLOUR, ‘om & Lande,by Joaquin iiier, 12 mo 1 50 = cee ee” THE RICHEST OOFFEES, Fhe atmoopiarescs Ooniihe Fiaselon iii. ‘The Perfect Horse, by" ‘dirondack” Murray, oo THE FINEST TEas, Mtashiogton’Tavide und "Outs by design ‘hiteed THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES, _Townsend,8 vo. octet OMANCE or OLD OOURT . bi Rete ey TR hy ee = Mind and Body, the theories of their relation, by Alexander Bain. Manual of Midwifery; by Dr. Kari | THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VINEGAR, Wis Dorsin's Chacgss Sptie enkes aan y es Daughter Elinor, ‘and Aun ‘Stephens. ‘be Master of a TO BE BAD i= Wasmineton. Mi 00d. Miss or 7, rs. Henr GSoutius, Biancbe Seymour; by the author of Erm: it. Nina's Atonement,a novel: by on same. tian Reid. Strangers and Pilgrims; by Miss Brad Douverii Onatter vex e158, ilisateated + x for ted with wood engravings of the bi rat claws Driven from SLPHONZO YOUNGS & Cv,, 1» @ novel; Se The Son ‘of an Orgau-Grinder; by Marie Bopui GROCERS, 2 ie Loval Unto Death, a three volumer ¥ ‘Ruth Maxwell: b Ledy Blake Masonic Temple, corner %e and F streets, in complete, Bxpiated: by. th ; by the or of Si: e ne; by Hamilion Aide. A’ Simple ty | _cevas-tr Opposite 0. 8. Patent Poratet Seach os taciaearertson, Hewat ere: & powe ei, f Sen e French by two young ladies of Wash- REAL ESTATE AGENTS. lank Booke, Playing Cards, P: el AN L copes, and everrihing ia the Stationery tine, at ine | SAN DOTLE. == _ FRANK BARNUN very lowrst prices, for sale at JUAN ¥ SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. REAL ESTATE AND oct®-tr corner st. Peon No. 606 isth street, opposite FOR BALE—A hapdsome EDUCATIONAL. thd ROUSE ol HE MISSES OSRORNF’S ¥, ies’ B. ing and Day SCHOOL, $4 re om ter will begin Nov. 40, 1573 rough training by northern teachers. The best advantages in German emall HOU! carb pay mente. and French, Sosa . iinproved amd un: 1 imp .on different railroads raoning from the M EMORIAL BALL, l4ru anv N Starner ony, sole at low ros or exchange for city ANNIE K. EVANS, HELEN E. WILLIAMS, | Property. 300,000 fcet of GROUND in various por Principsls.—The second’ q ins on MUN’ | tous of thecity for sale at low figu-en, on easy terme DAY, November lu:h, “| or will ox for productive improved proper For particulars inquire atthe school or of the Principals, 90% G street. octS0-2w* PIANOS, &e, A furnished House for reat at @12%8 permenth LIVERY STABLES. Tad versio Pa gowine,, Poutsmine | CONGRESS STABLES. sical Taetramuenta receives the mow! ful hf oeermey ted Buezice’ for Hire, and ‘a frost sepply pal good Se sake overt wr Tae Tita atrest meee oh WILD & BRO. octa-ly* BICHARD VANT, Proprietor. Hawes Ate pineseeP mead RES dealers in Pianos , ments generally. Pianos for rent. sepsis Y TED KNABE GRAND squane set UPnlaity Plawos low Made. SVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY W, ; SECOND Bo bon vite a PIANOS FOR SALE AND EES SOLE AGENOY BOARDM. xp SHO! lcOAMMON'’s TE PIANOS. For & GRAY) F: ct CH PIANO WARBROOMS, eugt-tr 423 Lith street, above Pa. avenue ~ KUBN’S PIANO 63: ‘ork eae ore .. New York, in use aay Srekiin ‘a * OnGAH: RS va] OMEN TS ows Used inetremene tae a toch 4" F74, iO AN oineaaod Granes sad ie £9958 Baa 4 i , open | terms, Pianos and Orgues simon until 8 p.m., to receive its only. lated. ws SIntereat paid gm depostta, Gullcetions made, and | GMIMES NETO Bester atte’. ‘iyistr | bubding material cect, wich the iocaticg of ane JOUNETZ Presigent, A. RBERLY, V. Pret. | GOHOMACKER & 00.’ Pla ciber information tsatieg seneiarm stations, aad W.F- MATTINGLY, Bec ,0.2. PRENTISS\Oasl: NS) PRILADELPELa, | s2*T ipformetion bearing (4g Bexcine TLE GREAT SEDUCTION IN PRICES. fag teen toe aan tc exoeed Gfty, wack contain. ‘These instruments, which, scoount of their sn Waskixoton ,D. ©. J. H. SQUIRE & CO. over all others, bave in afow Tho public ant thoes’ Reaiclor seckee” Le. 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Become hi mom porta? nerebPiuformed ve Orposirs WiLLaRp’s Hora, WASHINGTON, D. 0 vation deposits. cashed tn advance. o™ BIGELow, Banker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- LEOTIONS, and transacts ali business connects with Banking. ap3-ly THE TRADES, 2 PUBLIO BUILDINGS r roe PURE AVATE RESIDENG SOE! AND TENTS F MERT! " E OB OB OAMP MERTINGS FOR SAL By J. ©. HOGAN, Manefacturer, 713 MARKET grace, sth Tun and ; rhoor kwhita mareeefiu? MILDEW: WNINGS, FOR PBIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY M. G. COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUB, over the country canbe had now for tae "TARY Rare rps oe, Persons who wish to. exchanged. Tuning snd as-tr 3 at ice. Bal tied aac fe ter in euch manner as will he Tecth, with the least amount of 1106 New York avenue, D®-0-B. CW; S888. oxnrisr, ; No. 935 Pennm ivania avenue, between 9th and lth street, over Teel litrows Oxide Gas Specialty. Ferme moderate,” StTOUs Oxhie Gas AMES 0. BRAILE: SEES RBANE,, BB. - Court of Claims and B- amine in Chancery. CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, Shert-hand Writers and Law Reperters, Ofice: No. 110 © street, between Ist and 34 cCAME MERTING TENTS aod FLAGS tor sale | —O@e0:Ne ere ra ms - A. Aras of Ohio College ot Thom dering have ie an Gin | Reeoiic Rees a hes : 4 terms, | Taare helt orders wt Ss. J. FRANKS, hynieesaed 413 Ith street, House. eee wm. norawatn, | Be es goes ; Shea =z CAR PENTBR, BUILDER, = s1Kam pee gee SCORER, scOSte fr Home Gerpenteg, Jobing or Oon- GRreacricar reowe Qe |" 1+ Meepcaais sree, (one cow te noo “MANUFACTORY. . bod of informing Sw ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE: i Properties qe HARD ESS, S4ROLe. ReRst® UNK MANU- TRUNKS REPAIRED AND COVERED. JAMES 5. TOPHAM & Co., No. 495 SEVERTH sTREET, Next 10 Odd-Feliows’ Hall,