Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1873, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. i x M in th House.—Do ste | array in the p+) stbieand “Chaos 0 saiey.” Theater Comigue—The royal Japanese troupe and other novelties. Lincoln Hall_—Professor Pepper on scientific magic, with illustrations. Orchestrion music at No. 468 Pennsylvania Byenue. * Condensed Locals. A it sociab: the parlors of the M Arabella C. Woodwar yesterday applied for — tom her husband, George C. ‘Wood- “iT. F.” complains that the pump st the qormer of V and Mth street northwest has been ¢ past six weeks, Moines every Saturday evening at Prof. Cas. sell & Neumeyer’s dancing academy, Blake Hail, 7th street southwest. Messrs. Francis Bell and Henry Piper were elected elders of the t5th-street Presbyterian Church at a meeting held on Wednesday eve- ning last. On and after Monday next the Congresstonal Printing Office will run on extra time, and the entire force will be kept at work from § a. m. until 10 p.m. This isdone in order that all of the annual reports may be printed by the time Congress meets. The first invoice of galvanized wire for the construction of the new police telegraph line, for which Congress at its last session made an appropriation, arrived at Police headquarters ‘and the work will be commenced in The board of directors of the Metropolitan Building Association have passed reso pointing acommittee to cox Economical Building Associat ring the recent decision of Judge Hamphreys befure the court in banc. Superintendent Miles, of the fire-alarm tele- | park commenced this morning to substitute new Kerite wires for the old, which have | become ost useless in all the fire-alarm boxes | in the District. Other necessary repairs are to | be made in the lines. Policeman J. N. Fifield writes to say that it was he, under the instructions of Major Rich- ards and Lieut. Noonan, who arrested James | FP. Allston found guilty by the Kockville, Md. court of highway robbery, as stated in yester. day's Star, and that no other officer had%p3 thing to do with the arrest. On Wednesday evening a meeting was held im the 2d district for the purpose of selecting three delegates to the convention to be held in this city for the purpore of selecting delegates to the National 1 Rights Convention to meet in this city on the 9th of December. Mr. M. M. Holland |, with J. T. Settle secretary, delegates were elected: Milton - ie, and Dr. J. D. Harris. “K street above the Circle” referring to En- giveer Class’ statement in his report that K street is completed from 9th street to Rock Creek, says that “If Mr. Cluss will take the trouble to look at K street from the Crrcie at Uid street to Rock Creek he will see that it is anything but completed. The old brick pave- ments were removed upwaris of a year ago, | since which time the peop! the living on the line of d to wade through | to or frou their dwell- | | | ta Horse Miller anc ational Hotel two men * : street have been com, nd water in going * ARREST OF ALL r ved to be cigar make phia, and that they expected to zo to work in this city. Their career bas been t but merry one, if the charges against maretrue. Their irst explott, it is alleged, to call on a Mrs. Somes, No. 809 E street northwest, for rooms, which were furnished them, and they went up stairs to wa whieh they left the house as was sup; y, but soon after a fullsuit of clothes | ing. it is charged t third party, and all wer *, where they went through the same arrangements as fo a room and board. It being sbout dinner time, they partook of a hearty meal, and then went through the house, and soon after lett, when 4 silver wateh and some articles of clothing were missed. The next heard of them, it is alleged, was at No. 500 Maine avenue, where they engaged rooms and board, took supper, sat a short time in conver- sation, started out for a walk, taking an longing to a young man—a boarder juarters a gentleman who had called to rere before t: fter examinati for a hearing ov they were Ne charge of petit larceny. - ‘Tue Prorosep Krer™ rotor City Savines E ta meeting yesterday of the advisory committe: of the do- Po-itors of the City Savings Bank a resolution was adopted ‘that the depositors b: that the commi 2 zeal and at cciver sppom ment of the affairs and that from the be 1ON BY THE Wasp- in the manages Pp to this potnr, on the commit- informa: tee have been able able to obtain there is now an encouraging probability that the action | Fecommented by the report of the committee | of thirteen, ax ratitied by the large meeting of deyositors held at Lincoln hall, wil: be consum mated by the early reinstatement of Mr. and his associates in the full control and m: agement of the bank. A large majorit depositers, both m number and in Luter ing already signed the agreement above to, the time of the consummation of the wishes Of the depositors for such reinstatement will de pend altogether upon the slacrity shown by the remainder of the depositors in coming forwari | to sign the extension sgreed upon. If those de- | positors who have ngt already signed will now | come forward in the same spirit that has been | shown by others. there is no doubt that the af- fairs of the bank will be speedily placed apon a secure footing without the further intervention | of the court.” | — Wasnixeton’s Conteisutions ror TH | MEnrais SurrErers.—lepresentative-elect Lewis, of Tennessee, announces that he ha« this week received the following contributions for the benetit of the widows’ and orphans’ fut | of Mempbis: Foundry M. arch. $10; Me- Kendree chapel. M. E., $34.10; Wesley chapel, | M. E., $20; Cash, $1: North Presiyterian eburch, $10. The following have been previ- ously acknowledged: Twelfth $9, St. Paul's Lutheran church, § Baptist church. $17; Calvary Baptist’ church, | $39.55; Ryland M. F. chapel. $40; Mefropolitar. | M. E. church, $151.50; Murray Universalist .0- ciety, £24.22; Chureh’ of the Strangers, $13.75 Nineteenth Baptist church, $44; D: E. chureb, $100; Asbury } ebureh, ng-named have raised mphis: New York Avenue Presbyterian church, $28); Church of | the Epiphany, First Congregational ebureh, $ ‘Other churches, the M. Odd Fellows’, the Jewish societies, and many others, have sent direct to omg and add- ing all these and the large sum of 82,045.27 col. | lected by the police, the $€00 sent early in Oc- tober, Xc., the citizens of Washington must bave sent fo Memphis very nearly $10,000. ‘The Judge states that the bereaved and destitute of | Memphis will be forever grateful to the people | of Washington. | | Tux Forty Hovrs’ Devotion ty tHe | CatRoric Cavncars.—The following is the org of the ‘Forty Hours’ Devotion” for the | Cathelic churches in thts Distriet during the ear ist, as officially announced by Arch- isbop Bayley, of Baltimore: January 6. St. Aloysius church; January 13, St. Mary’s (Ger- man) chureb; March s, St. Mattew’s church; April 12, St. Joseph's (German) charch; M 24, Trimity church, Georgetown; August 9, jartin’s (colored) church; October 11, Chu of the Immaculate Conception; October 18, St. Dommie's church; October 25, St. Stepaei church; November 22, Peter's church. . Tue KxIGHTs oF Sr. Patrick last evening, headed by Donch’s band, marched to the reat dence of Commander John F. Kelly, on G near North Capitol street, and tendered him serenade. After the band per- ited a ime sword to Com- Thich Mr. Kully appropriately reopenien. ee whi i. K iy ‘he sword Is of beautiful” design, mounted with , and on the blade is inscribed “John F. elly; presented by the Knightsof St. Patrick. ———-o—— MR. Dowrmick Murray, the lar Trish jing at Wall's 2 , On great bas won ble,”” in great Praise; and «Charles O'Malley.” in which piece personates the jovial ‘* Mickey Free.” “This is an attractive programme. rear “Serewtrvrc Macto”—Prof. Pepper's Last Lecture this Evening.—As one of the advertise- ments of this lecture states that it will take on the Zid, we would call particular at- lations | marke | cemetery on Sunday afternoon—the undertaker | that the canse of death should be investigated, | em te—seized a cart stand- TaY) * od wtrack the other—Moses ory’ Siow on the left. temple, Crac- turing the skv';/ men are bal 5 and Temple iome time ago served a term in the | | nage! for grand larceny. Whenever y of «uarreled Pollard was in the habit | throwing this disgrace < to Temple, waich always enraged hi Into a dispute al loading coal ‘d. and came to blows, as above stated. vard, Pollard was taken to his home, N vington street, between Q and Rand $th and 10th streets northwest, and Dre. Glenn and Vowel called in, who found the wound to be serions one. bee he all they conld for bat death — start, about seven o'clock this information of the aifray had jegraphed to the police stations, and the officers were soon on the alert. Between one and two o'clock this morning Lieutenant Noo- pan, with Officer McDermott of the second pre- cinct and Officers Saffell, Amiss, and others of the sixth precinct (Lieutenant Eckloff’s) went | to the house of Mary Ann Pollard, a relative of | the men, in Goat alley, between 6th and 7th and L and M streets, there took him in custody INQUEST. . This morning, Lieut. Noonan ordered the body to be removed to the second precinct sta- tion-bouse, where Dr. Patterson, the coroner, | held the inquest. The first witness was Law- rence Williams, who testified that the waiters got t> quarreling about coal, and that the de- ceased (Pollard) went towards Temple, who seized a cart standard about four feet long and 24 or 3 inches square from under the wood- | shed, and struck Pollan! over the eye, and he fe: | The € gprs men who had been brought in, re- + ‘* He was coming at me with bis fists, and I wasn’t going to let him.” Lieut. Noonan and Officer McDevitt testified that on the way to the station house last night the prisoner said, when told that he had broken the man’s skull, “He ought to die.” Officer MeDevitt further testified that when the pris- oner was told this morning that Pollard was dead, he said, “I don’t care a d—n. ‘The prisoaer.—I never cursed in my life. The Coroner informed the prisoner that he could make @ statement or not as he chose. ‘Temple then said that Pollard had threatened to strike him; that he had been continually tantalizing him, and he considered that he had sufficient provocation for what he did. He could get witnesses, but he would not say any more tow. Dr. J. F. Hartigan, who made a post mortem examination, testified that death was caused by @ wound on the left temple, fracturing ihe skull, the fracture extending upwards. A verdict was rendered that the deceased came to his death from a blow inflicted by the — and the Coroner committed him to Jail. ee Sudden Death—A aes and Exha- mation. On Friday night last Mr’R. W. Addis, the well-known photographer, who has for some years conducted the Addis gallery on Pennsyl- vania avenue, near 13th street, died suddenjy at his residence, 127 © street northwest, and preparations were made for the fune: which was to take place Monday afternoon. The brother of the deceased arrived on Saturday night, and the family, being apprehensive that the body would not keep until Monday without becoming very offensive, made the necessary reparations for an earlier funeral, and the body was therefore imerred at Congressional (Mr. Byrgdorf!) being furnished with a certiti- cate signed John Bray, M. D. Some of the neighbors and friends of the deceased thought and called on Coroner Patterson a few days | after the intern nt, who caused the body to be | exhumed, and it was removed to Mr. Bargdorifs | establishment, and a post mortem was made. Dr. Patterson, on inquiring of the family, certained that the deceased was in the hat sleeping with his son, and retired on Friday | night in apparent good health. During t night the son heard bis father groanin attempted to awaken bim, but was un ful, and he called his mother, wh a physician, and he called Dr. Bray, who lived next door, but before the latter arrived the de. | ceased was dead. A very cai examination was made, and a very id case of apoplexy was found. This in- | tion resulted in entirely dispelling all suspicions of foul play, and the body was rein. | terred by Mr. Burg: Tue Y. M. C. A. of | Coyrmeence IN ALE DRIA YxsTERDAY.—A conference of delegate: from the Young Men’s Christian Association of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Colam- | Was held yesterday in the roomsof the Y. M. | A. in Alexandria. Key. G. A. Hall, secreta- | ryof the Y.M.C. A. of the District of Colum- finding Templeton | dy. | callin, | &t half-past one—haif an hoar after Maggie LErrers Frou ru ROPLE. A Defender of the «Odoriew Process” Echtor Star-—| am sorty to see in your tssae of Inet evening the remarks that you incline to the Opinion that the “odorless ny” “isa humbagand « natsance. you, from actuat observations, that this ts not | trae. Au confraire, itis one of the best inven- tions of the age—clean, expeditious, and above absolutely odorless.’ Rote was vot bailtin a day, and give the city more pumps, and you and community will be entirely satielad. Washington, D. ©., Nov. 19, 1873. GEORGETOWN, Cunpertaxp Coat Taape—The shipments of coal ‘amberland for the week ending November 15, amounted to 61,157 tons, an ia- crease of 11,089 tons 14 cwt. over the correspon- ding week ot last year. For the year to that | date 2,827,759 tons 1 owt. were shipped, showin, an increase over the same gee in 1872 of 298,765 tons 6 cwt. Increase in railroad ship. ments 360,926 tons 18 ewt.; decrease in canal shipments, tons 12ewt. During the week lending Weduellay e ning 210 boats cleared | Cumberland, carrying 23,995 tons 13 cwt. coal, | which is 18 boats and about 2,000 tons more than | the previous week. Makrixv.—At 7 jg o'clock yesterday evening | Mr. J. F. Herston, of Washington, D. C., was | married to Mies Ellen Payne, of this city. The ceremony was performed in the Dunbarton (M. E.) church, Rev. Dr. B. Peyton Brown officiat- ing. After 'a short reeoption at the resid | the bride, the young couple left for a we: tour north River News.—The steamer [Express arrived from Baltimore with a cargo of general mer- chandise. Guarn Trave—The receipts of gram to-day | Were 5,600 bushels wheat per boat E. B. Hart. ley, and 1,2 gan, both | | | yan 4,800 bushels do. at $1.68 to 21.75 el. Carrie Marger— Ay Means & Co.—The of- ferings of heef cattle yesterday at the Drovers? Rest were 416, all of which were sold at 4 to 5yc. per pound for the best grades. For the inferior grades 2\ to de. per ponnd was obtained. Mar. Ket was brisk. About 700 sheep were offered, and the prices obtained were 4 to 5c. per poand fer old sheep, and $3 to $5 per head for lambs. ‘The market was dull and the quality of sheep inferior. Cows aud calves brought from $30 to $00 per head. Romance of Crime, HOW SHARKEY, THE MURDERER, FROM THE TOMES The New York Herald, of Thursd: bowing ° ESCAPED says:— afternoon, at about haltzpaet one illiam J. Sharkey, the condemned r of Bob Dunn, escaped from the Tombs. In this age, when @ wreath of romance is woven for the brow of almost every crime, it is ting to discover that picturesqueness is not wanting to the environment of a felon awaiting death upon the gallows. Yesterday morning at ten, a girl named Maggie Jourdan called to see Sharkey, and was a@mitted, going o gain stone. At balf-past twelve a woman, herself the wife of Wes’ Allen, was ad- mitted for the same purpose, and on attemptin, to come oxt, two hours after, was detaine because she claimed to have lost the pass | which it would have been necessary for her to give up betore stepping outside. Meanwhile, | Jourdan had left, and balf an hour before tue ether woman attempted to do so—a person, dressed in the guise of a woman and wearing | reen veil, passed through the four doors | and the long corridor which intervened be. | tween SL liberty, and, making | pro Slm street, entered | & car belonging to the Bleecker streat linc. | ndividual was William J. Sharke | fon locked, pors through which he bad to pass were and at the hour when the escape was | made the long © oF was traversed by many people. Mrs. Allen's attempt to go out without | & PASS Was the Occasion (so runs the tale) of sas- | ring awakened and of search being It was then that Sharkey’s cell was | | found vacant, and lis mustach shly shaved | emt, lying with the lather on it ona shelf. fact that the door of the cell in which was confined ~as always kept lo when temporarily ope’ to allow of the of food, and that all i munication between ng him and his visitors t pli the moveless bars, only heightens tt | collusion &7-A large supply of sott coal is bronght to Richmond by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail- road. a7-The Patrons of Husbandry hold a state convention in Des Moines, lowa, Decem- ber 9. &7 Northern Wisconsin lay upder a comfort- able blanket of last week. bia, was elected president, and Mr. John Gray, ot Baltimore, secretary. ’ Tho chairman an- | nounced the names of delegations, those from | Washington being H Gassaway, Starley Slack, 3. S. Bryant, James Meldrum, W. N. | New G. ‘Thomas George A. Hall, . Archer, Charies Malcom. Ieports from ¢ | ferent associations w ad, showing a large mount of work accomplished. ‘The subject of open-air meetings was discussed, and the sys- tem approved. At the afternoon session Mr. MeCooke moved ta committee of four be appointed te an organization of the scattering ich was adopted, and the chair ap ers. Beadle, O'Neal, Hall and Steel asthe | committee. It'wasdecided to hold another con- | ference next year, and the committee on organ- ization was direct to procure a place. The conterence reassembled in the evening n the Methodist church, on Washington street, between King and Prince streets. The building was filled by a large audience, principatly Washingtonians,who came down in the 6 o’clook train. The session was devoted to religiousex- | ercises and addresses by Kev. Mr. Smith, com- missioner of Indian aifuirs, Gen. 0. 0. Howard, and others. —— | Tum Portce Commisstonges yesterday ap- | pointed Jas. Fitzgerald an additional private to do duty ut the Le Droiet park, for six months, | M. Sweeney was appomted an additional pri- vate, to do duty at the new jail, for six months. Private J. C. Whiting was dismiased from the force tor violation of the rules. Joseph Car- ter was appointed a private on the force, vice Whitney, dismissed. Richard A, Arnold was promoted to be sergeant. Private S. J. Block was reprimanded for conduct unbecoming an officer. Jpplications for approval’ of liqaor licenses from the following persons were re- | Jected: White & Fountain, Thomas H. Ward, | dames W. Taylor, Nathaniel Tillman, Jonn Sullie, Peter Schramm, Michael McNally, Henry Schwarzenberg, John Snow, Johu Rooney, Jacob W. Powers, Mrs. Annie Mil- | ler, — Morgan, Pat Morgan, Albert | Leutner, ©. A. J. A. Jordan & Co., W. | Clements, H. C. Cristman, Wm. Bolger, J. F. | Brooks, F. A. Beckert, J.D. Buckley, W. L. Beuchert, Richard De any Yiggs & Wallace, jos. Daley, John H. De Shields, M. De Atley, | Geo. Egglof, Joseph Flynn, John Graff, Jas. Hartigan, Kobert Bellew, Joseph Biggons, Earnest able, Jacob Eckler, A- 5. Eastwood, John J. Kiefer, PD. R. Kranbietil, Frank Loh- man, Pat McCabe, Fred. F. Meyers, Geo. H. McReynolds, Louis Philips, F. M. Spate: P. Walsh, Ed. Allen, Wm. Belt, and Wm. Ottman, pointed | ——- «- — | DEATH OF Mr. Wo. Estrx.—Mr. Wm. Eslin, a well known resident of Washington county, | in this District, who for many years kept @ public house north of the Columbian big 4 | died very suddenly yesterday afternoon. He | had been out during the nd stoppin; the residence of Mr. John Quilter, on the 7th street road, bear the Schuetzen Park, was Invited to tea, and just as he was about to par- | take of the meal with the family he fell back and expired. Mr. Eslin was in the 78th year of his age, and had recently been partially par- alized: In old times his place was one of the most Pe gd among ting men, and many cock fights took place there. The coroner, Dr. Patterson, viewed the ng boy morning, bat deemed it vanecessary to hold an inquest, as there was but little doubt but that death was caused by apoplexy. Mysreniovs SHootine—Col. A. H. Jackson Weended by an Unknown Person.—Last evening at 9o'clock, as Col. A. H. Jackson, of the law firm of Ewing & Jackson, was up 6th street, at the corner of D street west & = was discharged by some unknown person, Medical aid was at once summoned, and wound was pronounced as severe but uot neces- sarily i ——_e—____ THE Wasutxoton STaur CasE.—The case | of McCooey. @ violation of the United States postal laws,” b restoring can- celled stamy ud selling them Yor me eons | time, was at2o’clock this after- | Boon in the Police and several witness*s for defence were |. The case was still in progress when our report closed. ‘Samuel C. Cobb has received the nomina- utr mayo! a Botan pgm el ie S7-There was a slight of earthquake at ‘San Francisco yesterday. tothe fact that the last lectare will be Sheewiockese Gea hoe ‘wonderful inventions. 7 A DISTEESSING AOCIDENT.Yeaterday af- terneon a little girl named Ella Hogan fel) in the Wallach school Hoor, a distance of twen- aries. She Row, in an -o——. Mz. Gzo. W. Thomrson, the stage ue, sonld bave a crowded house at his benett as he has con- isa t of a territorial form of for the Choctaw Indian mation. man, Key West.” race horse Tom Bowling can be a7 New advice to the unemployed—Young | s7-The bought for $100,000. one Deotalarat | open for the main chane | doesn’t let the | roform and ether. | and still remain in camp and expectation. democrats of Chattanooga, Tennes- rday gained their tirst victory since war. Dr. P. 1), Sims, democrat, was elected yor. see, the ¥ of Iowa has prohibited fairs and festivals in his -stating that hereafter churches will be without dancing. u | S2Money lenders alwava keep their eyes | . heir motto is “usa your eye,” which in its abbreviated form is usually epelled usury. @7-The French assembly follows Scriptare, | to some extent, in one thing. when the “righ tt” know wuatit does. —L al 1 #7-San Francisco is waging a resolute war on faro dealers. One of them has just been sen- tenced to pay a Sine of $1,600, or take 15 months’ imprisonment. #2-The death of Mrs. Crie in a dentist’s chair in Boston, last week, was not caused, ag at first reported, by ether alone, bat a mixture of chlo- 87 The second adventists who have been camped on Terry Island, Ot., waiting the end of the world, November 5, do not give it up yet &2-Johnny attends school, which will explain the following short dialogae between him and his father: “Johnny, I didn’t know you got whipped the other day," said he. “You didn’t Well, if you'd been in my breeches you'd have known it.”” S7-Shipbhuilding is going on ina lively man- ner in the neighborhood of Boston. A vessel of 1,110 tons will be ready for the water at Kast Boston in a few days; one of 2,000 tons of Quincy, and'other smaller onesat Newburyport, Essex, New Bedfort, &c. PANIC PRICES. PANIC PRICES. PANIC PRICES. 20 Cents Off the Dollar. 20 Cents Of the Dollar, 20 Cents Of the Dollar. November loth up to November 29th, I offer tell my entire stock of IIUMAN HAIR COODS, consisting of Ourls, Braids, Switches, and Chignons, 20 PER OENT. LESS om end will | ‘This tx oO} ity for ladi my stoc! is FRESH, COMPLETE, and the BEST OF Ie PORTED Hain. FANCY WOOLLEN HOSIERY, LEGGINGS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, In all new shades to match suits, have jast been Opened at CHAS, BAUM’S HOOP SKIBT AND OORSET FACTORY, ‘7ru Staest, Between Dann sure and friction, which causes an of Cute? skin whack teterseets Should beavolas ed, then, as the continue to Torm. ‘should be. causes . pAsteL c, FAHBY, Gravel Roofer. for BEPAIBING, &c., promptly at- Piel sone i eas sone fout of suswonalevei” | CITY ITEMS. WRY surree wita 8 bad cold if one bottle of Dr. Bull’« Cou, bs te every respectable drng store in the U: Prices Alaska Diamonds, J winter styles, received Iry Sto e, No ist Pennsy!- vania avenue, near 44 street. Tuar rmox ts valuable asa medicine has long Oxydized Jeweiry, For the hotiaayecin all Prigg’s Dollar Jewel been known, but it ix only since its in the particular form of Pernvian Syrup that its full Lope over disease has been it to light. Ite effect in cases of dyspepsia and de- bility is most salutary. 6 postmen. Lapis’ Feit Hare colored and pressed to look as well as new, at A. T. Whitney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue. 11,17,6 — —e— For recixy prom Corns, Banions, Clad and Iperowing Nails, Vascular Execrescences, Chil- Diains, or other local complaints of the feet, visit Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, pra the Treasury. Office hours from 8 a. m. p.m. Take Care oy Yous VALUABLES.—Call and examine the fire and burglar proof vauits of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and I5th street, for sate keeping of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu- ables, Rents trom ten to sixty dollars per an- num, according t size. No business man can afford to do without them. Take from the Chicago and Ri fires ffeiteotence a To rrevent Fever and Ague there is no preparation like Dooley’s Calisaya Tonic. $1 per bottle. eo Pown’s Exrnact is tor Ghas. Stott & Co., 490 Pennsyl: and by druggists everywhere. THERMOMETERS and Barometers are and made to order by Hempler near 4x street TUR0o-Ruasiaw BATHS; 8180, Medicated Va for Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shodd’s, E street. 5,20,8 Witioox & Gi! Sewine MacuIne. The Sereae peseat ee ‘ ay Chas. jaum’s and corset a Intelligencer building. See Tex commuUnrTY at S falnens of Singer's Sewing Machine. ———————— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown SILVER PLATED CE CUTLERY, SILVER TEA DINNER. «KUE AND CASTORS, AT AUCTION. RDAY, November 22, 1873, com- mencing st 10 8. m. and 6 p. m., I will sell, y auction store, N».174 Bridge street, 4 lusge assortment of Silver-plated Ware. Terms cash, _hov?l-2¢ THOS. DOWLING, Anct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer, 174 Bridge’ street, Georgetown. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Qa SATURDAY MORNING, November 224, at 10 o'clock, Tatil sell at the auction store, No. 174 Brid; the use- 16 street, @oor, Gre large Bedstead, Mattress and Bolster, shstand, er, five caneeseat Chairs, 0 effects of Mrs. Catherine IRD, Jr. Administrator, Ls! nt ot _ A large assortm Stoves. €e., ke Househeld Furniture, pved to tore for convenienc ' novid-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Aucts, {REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY X GOODS at 101 Bridge strost. Qoorgotown.— All habates, S0c.; Empress Olothe, We.; Plaids Iron 35¢ French Meri Te od Dress Goods, pades, 25¢.; Cam Hair Goode, 60 to 75c.; Mourning Dress Good: *p; Clovhs and Cassimores cheaper than. bi the war; Flannels, white aud colored, .rom 25¢. up Blanke mt yard wide Bleached Shirting, chesp Sheetings; Androscoggin Bleached yard wide, 15¢ ; Uanton Flaunels from Bec. hawis very cheap tr BENJAMIN MILLER. Fate AND WINTER @OODs, JOHN H.8M00T & SON, 119 Balveg P to purcha- ble cash prices, ® large and of all the new ‘matertal and KRESS GOODS; a full lins of MOUKNING GOODE BL LEMEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR; LA < CHILDREN S UNDERWEAR; TERY ofovary variety: SHAWLS BOMATERIAL. TABLE LINEN and ‘SE-FT HING GOODS genorally, OAR- OILCLOTRS, RUGS aul BUANKETS, @ fall stock of FLANNELS and DOM@STIO DS. We are in daily receipt of additions to our gteck, a8 tho season advances, from the large New York houses, A call and examination of goods in- vite octa3-i5n JOHN H. SMOOT & SON. UST 4S WE EXPEOTED.—Such a ruah of Ladies and Gent's Apparel to be CLEANED and DYED bae not been seen for tne. With every facility and a full corps of skilled workmen, we are at it with a determination t t good and fo clean tt all ont « nthe effort; not that we are but because by dyeing we expect tc live, while we know not how to live except we dye. W. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STKAM UVYEIN@ AND SCOUR- ING@ ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. OMce open from7 s,m, until snaset, Eatarday 8% p.m, sepl-ly Ng, HOLS’ ELEGANT IO OREAM AND OYSTER PARLORS, ang2?8-ly 89 High stroot. Georgetown, D. O. COAL AND WOOD. McCAULEY & B. ROS.. 5 WOOD AND OO'AL DEALERS. Yards—No, 019 4% street youthwest, and No. 1¥i8 4th street north) Depots street wharf, A chotee and varied whe wid varted stock of WOOD and ODAL LIVERY STABLES. Conseese STABLES, STH STRE AND BE, and a fresh supply B. OLCOTT & + BOARDING, LIV! street, betwi of the Epiphany Church Home.) Wine Oarriages of gies, Phactons, &c., to the care of Board- deol8-ly J ON, BY and SALE 8'x; rf oon Sth and Lath stenotic fl kinds, Horses Hire. Special attention paid tng Horses ILOR, dec®)-ly wd Antsteron fe eg OBUIT, Jz. Carriages by day’ OF nights and for Sadie parties. : dect9-1y For 30 Days Only! FROM THE ira INSTANT, WE PROPOSE T0 MAKE AND LAY FREE OF CHARGE ALL CARPETS PURCHASED AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT, AND OWING TO THE CREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY WE OFFER AT A MARKED REDUCTION IN PRICE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS, WHICH IS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED IN THIS CITY, EMBRACING ENGLISH AND AMERIOAN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE AND IWO-PLY8, IN@BAINS. &c., &., &c. les ffer for sale _ civable, Bar of the istan cnd'won areata ae Housekeepers, look to your interest, as this is the most favorable Opportunity of the season. * Be sure and ben vo Oarpets and prices before WoOLFORD&SHILBERG, S7 REMEMBER THE ARCADE.Wa 497 SEVENTH STREET, novi4-tr Between D and E, southwest. Jesu Borie. FRANK BARNU: Be et "74 rarniahed Honse fur rent at $125 per ee are er ee eres eee oe Jags Mrs, Jowes’ Cough Mixture FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, Cox! ARSENESS, CBOU?, AND FOR THE KELLER OF CONSUMPTIVE PATIANTS IN ADVANCED STAGES o*" GF THe DISEASE. ip the marker, Mre J: co Mi wore rapiily than tm former seasons. This p In ity fe entire! ly due te ite extracriinary morte not even in the mest ob-tinate cases, tod pervons whosaun’s sane nessetive moaicions’ Rricee—Large aise, 92 Weents For sale > BN. AN iat, on ty Ama e Saris 8, Drugcict. Methers, Methers, Mothers: Don"t fail to procure MBS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH- Pye SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period LECTURES. INCOLN BALL. FRIDAY EVENING, November 21. CLOSING LECTURE oF THE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Y PROF. J. H. PEPPER. svEiRe “SCIENTIFIU MAGIC.” Reserved seats for tale at the Ellis’ Music Hore. nov2-2t ——$—$—$— $— —————_—____ FESTIVALS USICAL ENTERTAINMENT, WITH TABLEAUX VIVANT, will be given at the CHAPEL OF THE NORTH BAPTIST CHUROH, ou 14h street, above B strect, Doors open at 75s p m. Admission fee, 25 cents; Onilaren under 12, 10 cents, Object—AN ORGAN FOR THE CHURCH. n29 2" AMUSEMENTS. NEW OFERA Hotss. LAST NIGHTS AND BENEFIT OF MR, DOMINICK MURRAY. The grand historical sensation and Chas. O’Ma!- ley’s adaptation, LDEN Saenek MICKEY FRE LDEN BUBBLE MIOKRY FRE: GOLDEN BUBBLE MICK BY FRESE LDEN BUBBLE MIOKEY FREE GOLDEN BUBBLE ¥ FREE GOLDEN BUBBLE MICKE MICKEY FREE WILLY BEILLY MATINER SATURDAY. WILLY REILLY MATINEB SATURDAY. MONDAY, NOV. 24—LITTLE nee e nev LIA, THE FIRK WAIF W Lith Street, below Penna, Avenue. ANOTHER STUPENDOUS COMPANY. ‘The great Royal Jeddo JAPANESE TROUPE! The original Troupe permitted to visit this o try by epecial pormisaion of the Imperial Tye tn their Marvelous Feat Wondor of the Age ‘The astonishiy Raalltbriats hb Aeriel King.” ‘The great Scottish Nightingale, Miss AGNES SUTHERLAN, THE ADAMS BRUTHERS* OUB GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY, ted by the Star Premier Dansens=, hn" ANNETTE GAULETTI: Supported MLL LOTTIE LE PUINT and The superb D Twelve Haudsome Ladics. mao THE KING AND THE FRERBOOTER! serogueke GFO. W. THOMPSON, RAGAN and EDWARDS, Miss CARRIE Ay. Messrs. wD HODGES, Y, ASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE. @" i My by B. JEAN BUCKLE WHITTAKER, AS Ql K2-Family Mdtiiees fer Ladies and Obildren o ery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. novt GAD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERE. THE GREAT ORGAN UsT PLACED IN THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WILL BE sITED ON TUESDAY EVENING, Noveuner 2d, 1873, AT S O'ULUCK, Under the direction of Dr. J. P. CAULFIELB, and With the folluwing superb musical combination: Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, of Boston, The Eminent Contralts; PROF, GEO W. MORGAN and PROF. U. E. Octebrated Organists: xut BROWNR, of New And 8 Full Ohorns of the Paitharmonic Society Admiscion, $1.90. Diagram of the sslo of soats will be opened at Metzorot's Muste Store. > 925 sylventa avenue, on TORSDAY MORNING mber 15, when subscribers and others can « reserved seats without additional char; fr Bee MUSICAL CONOERTS ERY BDAY AND EVENING, Hear the Magnificent § 6,000 ORCHESTBION Performing the lotost Operatic ana Natlezal Music, MB. SCHWARZENBERG'S, 465 Pennsylvania avenue, ith side, between 434 and 6th streets. This tnstrumert represents an immenre Orchestra, with droms, cymbals, and chimes complete. BF Fresh'cold LAGER always on dranght. 98-$m D No. r = Re yo" — and Sale Mew Ne wes MARKRITER’s, | 77 57. Ho, 439 Tm strech between D aod LL KINDS OF OAST-OFF WEARING AP- A PABEL can be sold to the very best advantage by addressing or on JUSTH, 619D 5 Sth and 7th n. Notes by mail promptly attended to. Oash paid fi3-tr —— EEE Se et CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES. CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES, UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS. UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, 95 OVEROOATS, 914 OVERCOATS, #6 OVBROOATS, $5 OVEROOATS, $10 OVEBOOATS, $11 OVEROOATS, $12 WINTER SUITS. WINTER SUITS, 8S WINTERS SUITS, $10 WINTER SUITS, $13 WINTER SUITS, $1€ WINTER SUITS, $19 YOUTHS SUITS. YOUTH SUITS, $6 YOUTHS’ SUITS, rons YOUTHS’ SUITS, @S YOUTHS’ SUITS, YOUTHS’ SUITS, $10 YOUTHS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS. OVEBOOATS, $15 OVEROOATS, $16 OVEROOATS, OVEROOATS, OVEBOOATS, $26 WINTER SUITS, $16 WINTER SUITS, §15 WINTER SUITS, $20 4 WINTER SUITS, WINTEB SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, 98 BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, g10 BOYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, $12 BOX COATS. BOX COATS, $5 BOX COATS, BOX COATS, 88 BOX COATS, $12 A. STRAUS, ‘The Popular Clothier, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and lth streets, PEABODY'S, (No, 626 Lovisiawa At VENUE,) {qthe only house in the city that ‘makes 8 specialty GUNS, FISHING T. AND SPORTING augitm S7SIGN OF BIG GUN. E*4™MINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE, ONLY $6. BH. H. HEMPLES, Optician, m2i-tr Penusylvania avenue, pear 4% street. Witenes BAND Music for sent peters zge7 “ FS LADIES’ Goo0s, TO THE Lavres, Jour_attontion te re pity Sacto to v = W AND VERY SRLECT stOOR Ba , DISCOUNT FOR CASH, | DISCOUNT FOR CASH, | BRBMWRGA Sib hhas* SMS oats Boasvs, i iret Casa akin “ DISCOUNT FOR CASH. or REsSMAK LING. Ladies’ TROSSEAUS. Oidren Dieted af the shertest moiice . a BOVIS-Im BOTS G stiee , between Sth and Set. ‘Bk MUR. LP. IRANNERET have jas M®. reed from Parts wth res - sortment of Bonnets and Hats. Latest nov giiles an millinery goods, Show rom im. Washington. street; jouiar INDUSTRY 10 PER CENT. DIscouNT: © Vith street, one door wenur, Baltirore, 10 PER T. DISCOUNT: oN 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT! (OP STAGES.) Will open on WEDNESDAY RLEGANT Asson’ IMPORTED BONNais th FLOW eas, THERS, &c, FOR THE WINTER SKASON, fo which thatadive of Washington and victalty are tayited. norte ADIES. ABOUT PUROWASING & 5 i aa OUTFIT sor fo FEGLIAN'S. 1 FROM MONDAY, MONDAY, MONDAY, NOV. 10th, TILL DEC. ast, NOV. 10th, TILL DEC. 1s NOV. 10th, TILL DEC. ist, te side toe newest CLOAKS, DRESSES, KEDINGOTES, ye FLOWERS, FRATS Bre 'utnmans: Sars, aILKe, Vv 0 FASS, BELTS. CHATELAINES, tt PACES, NECKLACES. NECK THES AND RUFFS bules acmorieacat of hamd-made RMENTs, vm pricing LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, AIH Baatte O DERED ade to his order in Parts, oA MILLAN asset niaste- ak his goots Prices, 6° M ehabled to sell at the lowest marker 8/7 DRESSMAKING in allitebrenches ocie-im J E87 LOOK |—Ton TUCK SKIRTS for & conte st 8. HELLEB'S, 718 Marnrt 5) my PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aay FORK Bavaan. Will offer their entire stock of amare GOOBS, Hust t RY MERINO UNDERWEAR ang At lowest market prices to ali, page oot-tr 441 SEVENTH STRERT, NEAR E ADAME ESTREN, 619 13:4 serect moar @ (VE just returned from New York with the’ for aylee of BUMAN HALIM, cheaper than eves” Ail sha’e braids, 25 inc! One yard bong. Qteplneek bees - ead le oh ary cheap. Gail end examine our large sicck eapt-te AKGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES a LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE FURNISHING GOODS - 1s Bol ity duced F. HELLER'S, 718 Market Space, - AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. ror FaeNcn STARCH EW 7 {9 the best article in the world for dot nen ot Mesitn. I~ a beautifal ‘ican to the fauric. rs USRHAM & 00., Mannfactorer, 160 Woeet Lombard «treet, Baltimore, Maryland. D, N. ¥. DYEING ESTABLISHED 1a1g eee Pr CASH FROM ? ue >t ae i) oF Way bo in the we the country Agent, G18 Ob ote Monday, Nov. 10, till Monday, Dee. 1. iG k in time, SCOURER, Patent Omics. LEP + to Ret them ber THE PUBLIC A K FOR LOWER PRICES Ladves Dresses Genticmen’s Clon ch sok AND THE TIMES DEMAND IT, AND TO | ng. Grosse spols removed of oe that they | setor show again MEET THIS WE HAVE CONCLUDED To | Kit bd aned on short notice. Prices mod. arauted. sopl-ly OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF $123,000 ne for OF ELEGANT GOODS, INCLUDING THE IMMENSE STOCK OF OUR CELEBRATED SEAMLESS KID ELOVES, AT THE VERY 1K SWITCHES, Price @5, scliing f SBELLERS, 713 Marke dooms bie PANTIE: LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT | PANT 0 7 UR -, DOWN TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS, | pown LESS THAN GOLD Rares! j 4 Now IS THE TIME TO MAKE Yor | JUST RECKIVE: AL 1 | Coops Fiat | Hy rARDROBES ” R ATE SALE. AND WARDROBES " REPLETE WHILE OCR} szom mow ett OMEN x 19,18 STOCK IS IN ELEGANT CONDITION. | OU ENTIRE Stock oF DEY GooDs | ON FIRST FOO — OUR GOODS ARE ALL MARKED IN PLAIN | pe SOD Ae Lees Tee ey ROSUTIVELY ESS THAN GUUD KATES. PIFCES ' 2 FIGURES, AND THE D. OF THE BEST MAK MOST CHOIOS Sr¥Les SCOUNT WILL BE MADE IN ALL CASES FOR CASH. j PRINTs | AT 10 CENTS ree vaup axe T BLEACHED COTTON YARD-W1 AND EX Brow AT 10 Ce oS aeave EXTE yes IWS CANTON FLANNEL Extraordinary Inducements | ,./',!% 0008 IN PROPORTION HESUKE ALL BSPORE GOING Eisewrr woo To Gentiemen novis.6t* Ber Dano, §. W MMENSE REDUCTION | GOODS 0 Per Cent, BLESS Reduced from 20 OFFERED BY BLACK S/LKS and BLACK ALPACAS expo cially low; KEVERSIELE ALL WOoL OTTO MAN SHAWLS, @3 50, ot PARIS KID . 9320; Bi GLOVES, 65 ccuts; PRINTS. 6, cants BRODHEAD & 00., NOvIL In 1205 F treet, bet. ah and 18th BUCTION IN DRESS Goons. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fine French (cloth ¢ Téc., reduced frow 66, Finest double tel: eres, 80, 6, and jashmeres in new shades at @1, worth @1.59 pre nea We have determined that our Shirt —— hal French Merinee. t0c. and 78., wort uble. be Bept ronning in full force thin winter, and kee Large stock of desirabic Dress Goods reduced to our bands employed, aud have therefore coucluded | 20,35, ‘and Sc. Ss Bargains in COTTONS and all kinds of DRY Goons. ONE PRICE ONLY, in piain figures, AN & WILE hov8+tr 2018 ang pheny et ee. cau AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES. Alpacas and other Dress Goods at popular prices, Blankets, Comforts, Fiannele, Sheetings and Linens st greatly reduced figures, Dry Goods of ali kinds at right prices, Bargains in Gent's and Ladies’ Linon Handkor- chiefs. EMOGY BAXTER, 1920 Peunsyivania avenue. to offer as an inducemens TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WILL Fa- VOR US WITH TH&IR ORDERS NOW A Discount of 10 Per Cent. FOR CASE oct30-tr RY GOODS D AND CARPETING. ON ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR SHIRTS WE WILL MAKE FOUB QUALITIES, OUR PRICES FOR SIX SHIRTS ARE Finéing it impossible to‘ sell ont onr tmmense stock of goods st our old stand, No. 925 7th street, we have MOVED to No. 1011 7th street, east side, where we are receiving now Fadi Goods. $15.00, $15.00, $21.00, $24.00, And adiscount of 19 per cent. will make six eost | 022m ee ouly EDUCATIONAL. 813.50, $16.20, $15.90, s21.60, | ME .EBRON INSTITUTE Boarding and Dav Fchool for Young Ladies and Little Girls— offers every faciiity for the attainment of a liberal education. Mrs. C. W. PAIRO, Principal. Mademoisciic PRUD HOMMED Leieet Fonction of Fs ch. “lnovid 1530 I street, Washington. ter ov, by ‘achere: The beat advantages i Gorton % Dové-im* SSPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAXES, public, we bare extaishad a nossune the Seneras Branch Office at 206 4 street, ‘This disconnt is an inducement never offered by any manufacture on special orders, Consider the saving of $1.50, $150, 92.10, szao ‘On every one-half dozen shirts, which is sufficient to purchase many other necessary articles. ‘Two Doors above ranis avonue, west side, Besides this great saving on such an indispensable | jrur ine of goverament. and necessary erticle of wearing apparel, there is aries poculiat to purchasing another great inducement for you to leave your or- ders now, and that is, it will Keep the many bands we employ from want. We make the celebrated PALMER'S PATENT 1 Branch Gifice, No, 206 4<etreet, twe Doors beve novs-im — @ nn, avenue. Ee * 9, epw. CLARK & Co., ‘DEALERS L OUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRTS, Which is the inimitab'e fitting shirt of the world, and ‘ail wearers of (hem will confirm our assertion. voons, BAB, BLINDS on ae, Soper Sat Plaine hill oot ofa earees oes andes j coset ‘employment to sixty girls that 617 SEVENTH STREST, Pa oe acters ote, ‘now before us, and it will