Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1874, Page 4

parasnccsmeearairedion by Condensed Locals, A patent for acar-coupling has been issued to Wiltia Smart, of this city. the organization known in seve- Fal states as the order of United American Me- s, is to be started in this city. ‘The Maryland Sth regiment has en, the } ~ band, of this city, for their Long Branch iP. 4 ion have ‘Khe carpets of thé Extcutive Mansi been taken up and matting *obstituted there- for. ‘The trees im the enclosure surrounding the Executive Mansion are undergoing their an- | nua! praning, The alarm of fire from box 81 ehout 124 o'clock to-day was caused by the burning of @ kettle of tar at the corner of 16th and P streets. Mr. G. G. C. Simms has been elected profes- sor of the theory and practice of pharmacy in the national college of pharmacy of this city, in piace of F. S. Gaither, resigned. Mr. M. B. Latimer, of the firm of Latimer & (leary, who has been confined to his bed for the part two weeks, much better to-day, his many friends will be glad to learn. mee the pound service has been in opera- fiom, commencing the 1th of June to date, General Sam. Einstein, the poundmaster, hae impounded (01 dogs. Of these 590 were killed, the rematavier redeemed. 4 The recent appropriation made by Congress for the benefit of the retorm school has enabled the trustees to properly furnish the building thronghont, which is now being done. At pres- ent there are 135 inmates there. ‘The funeral of Pouius Thyson will take placs to-morrow morning at 19 o’clock from St. Aloysius Charch, where solemn requiem masa will be celebrated by Rev. Father Wiget and a reached by Kev. Father Geary. who would pase a pleasant and profita- Li do weil to attend the organ in- Prof. FF. Miller,of New York, reet Baptist church to-morrow evening. The reason Sayles J. Bowen don’t like con- rete pavements | because grass won't grow in the gutters of astreet paved therewith; hence the great “light of other days” cannot balld up majorities by employing men with case-knives to gather the crop. The gifted Boone family, mother and two daughters, will give one of their recherche en- tertainpments at the Congregational charch, corner of 10th and G streets no:thwest, to-mor- Tow evening. consisting of readings from Shak- speare and otber authors, anc singing, with in- strumental music by Miss Flora Cook. | It is gratitying to hear of the success of the | sons or descendants of old Washingtonians. We observe, therefore, with pleasure,in the pub- lished account of the commencement at the University of Virginia for this year, that the degree of A. M. was taken by Mr. Julian Tay- lor, of Alexandria, Va, a grandson of the late General Archibald Henderson, commandant of the United States marine corps. Another brother, Mr. Archibald Henderson Taylor, took the same degree Iast year. The records of the uriversity present no parallel to the academic career of the Messrs. Tayi Tue Pictcres At THE Caritor.—The eight Faintings m the pancis of the rotunda of the ‘spitol are to be retouched and revarnished. ‘The Landing of Columbus was taken out of its frame vesterday preparatory to removal to the bali in the Capit set apart fur their accommo- dation while im process of rejuvenation. ‘The canvas was found to be in a very bad way, and the face of the painting is cracked. The Paintings to be treated are the Landing of Columbus, the Baptism of Pocahontas, the Embarkation of the Pilgrims, the Discovery ot the Mississippi, and the four Tramull paint viz: Signing of the Declaration of Inde- urrenderof Burgoyne, Surrender of lis, and Washington Resigning his on. Congress, on the unanimons rec- udation of the Joint Committee on the Library, have purchased Mcran’s great paint ing, the Chasm of the Colorado. direction Of the same committee the spacious hall on the second floor of the Capitol, and looking out upon the eastern portico of the Senate extension, hat been set apart for its accommodation, together with the companion painting, the Grand Canon of the Yellowstone, by the same artist, and now in the national statuary hall. The Joint Com- ee on the Library has purchased the original bert Si painting of Thomas Jefferson. It is now being tramed, and will be placed in the gallery of Presidents which now adorns the parlors nt's house. A Breer Rr Bamed Stewart, from into the buggy belong: Which Was standing o Awerican drove otf zhta drunken man, Washington, jumped gto Mr. E. B. Lattert reins, uttown, jective McDevitt. In passed the Market the course of bis ride stables, at the corner ot h aud B streets, when he was observed by Dan a halt-grown i boy, employed by the market company, who followed Siewart, and, overhauling bim hen near Willard’s hotel, mounted the buggy in motion and ousted Stewart, who fell, bis bead striking the pavement and prodacin, on. Here he was secured, and baggy, and all taken e,when Mr. Lafferty finally wself of his team, and Stewart was accommodated with the soft side ofs h for bis bed, preparatory to an intro- ate Judge St ho sent te the central gr Ov RRN- 108 of the pubtic pro in stoneyards, The etfe, mbarrass the new Commis- contractors’ orders. ernment, and erty of tne I T Il quantity of sewer 2 stree! was made to attach the [is n the National Metropolitan Bank, ev had been moved from th S. Hillyer took THE FUNPRAL of Gen. Wr EB yesterday afterncon from the house. and was largely attended by the x Tous friends of the deceased. The ev. J T. Kelley, of the Fou recited the bu: made afew » wa. tiate remarks. Mrs. Hillyer er, Rev. Mr. Rank recipient of | le gram of reg from | late on § Prior en- gagements prevented his attendance at the funeral. — Sr. Josera’s re terday, for the benef ban Asvian 1 affair. he handson 2160, pre@nted by th Society selling the lar was awarded the Peter. The Knights of St of St. Patrick, Columbk duced rious knights, a n opriate addrese by OS10N oF Bexzixe.— ich were partici; — a nation. = reference to the spproschi camp-meeting may nage ir. Mi —— rented the spacious dining court occu; ‘him last year, and has associated with ihe we Benser, who keeps the saloon on 6th street, be- tween G and H a The following official circular for 1374 wasdis- tributed last it: The price of tents put up red, through the association, are =* follows: Tent 10x12, 12 @ fly, co @ fy, 812; tent, 11x20, wi ty tents Til be Up on same terms. i ro not stockliolders, will be charged ground rent, as follows: For Stst *\46 tent, second size, $1.50; third size, 22, ber will be 1 cent per foot, and when cut, 34 cents. All freight conveyed at one half ths prepaid. The Adams Le anal company will take freight trom homes, in Wash- ington and Georgetown, and deliver it in the tents on the ground for 75 cents per hand-e pounds, and all trunks under 100 pounds f yy 7 cents each; but no package for less fan cents; and return all home at same rates. Messrs. Milliken and Baker will have charge of the dining courte, with prices as f0!ows: Perma- nent board, 1 per day; transitgt beard, under 3 days, 81 25 per day; bi ‘att and supper, each 50 ets.; dinner, 75 cts.; dinner en Sabbath, $1. Children and servants half the above rates. Furniture tan be had on the ground at the fol- bog ap eey orders for which should be left at an early day with E. Simpson, 1005 Pennsylva- nia avenue:—Bedsteads, (double,) $1; pill 30 cents; mattresses, $1.50; bolsters, '75 cents; table and washstand, 75 cents each; camp chairs for sale on the ground; no cooking will be al lowed in tents on the front circle; good order will be maintained and strict sanitary rales en- forced; supplies for the table can be bought on the ground; no pains will be spared to make the meeting pleasant and profitable. Rey. B. Pey- tou Brown announced the rng enenle of trains as arranged yesterday in Baltimore: Tickets will be sold by the railroad company on and after August 3, good until August 20, price 5 cents, roand trip; trains will leave the The the dDenediction by the presiding elder. The next meeting will be held in Dunbarton street church, Georgetown, next Monday night. —S Tre Brick Kitw Insvnctiow Case.—In the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, yesterday, in the suit of Stewart et al. against Hopkins, to obtain the removal of the brick kilns near the P street circle, the plaintiff filed a motion to take the case from the jury, it having been cer- tified to the Circuit Coart, where the jary were unable to agree. Judgewy ie refused the motion, saying that he would allow no man's property to be touched except after the judgment of twelve men on the facts. The case will, there- fore, remain on the Circuit Court calendar, and ill probably be tried at the next (September) term. ———-« BUILDING AssoctaTtIons.—At the 334 meet- ing of the East Washington Building Associa- tion, heid last night, $1,650 was sold at an ave-- rage premium of THE CouRtrs. Court In GaneRar Teem.—Judyes Olin, Wylic and Huinphreys To-day, Schneider va. Turton; decree below afiirmed. Wilkening vs. Joyce; do. Sanborn & King vs. O'Donoghue; decree for deed with- in ten days. Doddridge vs. Gaines; opinion of Judge Olin fled. Applications from Alexander Dodge and Timothy Regan for constables posi- tions were presented. Adjourned without day. Cuimtmat Covrt—Judge Humphreys. To-day, Thos. Alexander, assault and battery, (appeal;) fined $30. Henry Lee Coleman, rob- bery; nolle pros. Eliza Jones and Hattie John. son, charged with larceny; nolle pros. Ad- journed to Thursday. Sexctat Team—Judge Wylie. To-day, Holtzman agt. Dan; decree finally Tatifying trustee’s sales. Carson agt. Ryan; decree pro confesso against ertain defendants. Scott agt. Rodgers; decree ratifying trustee's ; submitted. Neale agr. ‘ion filed tor extension of time. El- lot, trustee, agt. Lamon; decree in favor of complainant, declaring taxes a lisn on defend- ant’s life estate. POoLicE Court—Juidye Snell. To-day, Maud Mitchell torfeited collateral for profanity. Ludwick Short, cursing; 83. Auna Norment, a division night walker, was sent down as a vagrant. .Jumes Graham, ‘cars- ing; $3, Charles Hill, driving on footwatk; $2, John Ennis, loud and boisterous talking on the Anacostia bridge; $5. Samuel Ward, same; $5. Sarah Jackson, ‘a colored vagrant, was sent down. Maria Jones, a mahogany colored ranger about the steamboat wharf, was arraigned a3 a Vagrant, but let off with $3 encondition that she would mend her ways. Wm.-Jones cursed fo the extent of 85. Armistead Libard, charged With selling !'quor without license; fined, $105. Thomas Meekins. assanit and battery on “Alice Rickson, who testified that Thomas struck her three hard licks for telling him that he had been in the penitentiary; $5. Franklin Thomas, @ sma! colored boy charged with highway rob- bery of a little boy named Richard Norris of 5 cents; grand jury. A CHILD WITNESS, Augustus Bowie, colored, was charged with the larceny of $50 from John Freeman, testified that the money was stolen from a burean drawer in the chamber of his house, on N street. A little colored boy was put on the stand to testify, and it was quite apparent that threats had been made to him not to tell on Bowie, as he was verymuch frightened. He fins testified that Gust Bowie aud Black Jim were tegether at Freeman's house, and another little boy got inside the house and handed the | cigar box containing the money out to Black Jim, (who made his escape from the Police Court on Saturday, as related in yesterday's StTaR,) who ran off with it. Here the boy got reticent, and the cage was postponed for a fur- ther hearing. MAKING GAME OF HIS PROTHBR-IN-LAW. Ww. Fowler, assault and battery with intent to kill Joseph Delmico. This oceurred in a res- taurant near Georgetown on Sunday morning last. Fowler and Delmico are brothers-io-law, and their dogs got into a fight. Fowler's dog fouled Delmico’s dog, and Delmico kicked Fow- ler's dog, when Fowler drew a bead on Deimico with bis shotgun, and discharged load of buckshot into his arm and leg; grand jury, and bonds set at $1,000. William Stewart, charged with stealing a horse and buggy from Mr. E. B. Lafferty, superintendent of the Center Market; sent to the grand jury. George brown and Emma Gadsby, alfray. ‘This was « miscegena- tion fight, Brown being white and Emma col- ored. Officer Dinsmore arrested the parties; Brown was fined $5 and Emma discharged. HASH. Thomas and Edward Murphy, assault and batteryon Ann Murphy. This was by a hus- band and son on awife and mother. Anu tes. tifted that she was making hash for supper, and her husband wanted his supper befure sue could get it cooked. He became impatient, and Seized the pan of hash and threw it at her, burning her severely, at the same time calling on bisson to kill her. The son kicked her on the back, hurting her severely, and was going to get ome paving stones, in obedience to his father’s orders. The husband here asked to make @ statement, and said his wife was very Grunk and abusive to them—she did not know what she was doing. The case was postponed, for him to bring bis witnesses. Mary Handley, assault and battery on Tim: by Fiaberty, who place ored man, named repairing a hydrau- s room of the Government rned by the ex- bengine, which he was to the drug-store of Dr. int, where proper attention was ter which he was removed to his —e—___. ARY [NVESTIGATION.—The engaged in the safe bur- mand yesterday ex-chief of the Ty secret service, W. P. Wood, General E. B. Tyler, of Baltimore, (manager of the American Steam Safe Company,) and a few others were before them. To-day Col. Whitly, Of the secret service, with ono or two members of his force, ana Mr. Carter, of Baltimore, were examined. chart wen him, af' me. Tux Saver Br —— ImsJURED BY THE Cavine In oF 4 BANK.— This morning, while « number of workmen Were engaged in cutting under ® bank of earth on Delaware avenue, between C and D streew porthwest, two of them—Lewis Pulls and Wa. Loney—were badly smjured by the falling in of = bank. Coes albolt assisted them to their omes near by, where were attended Dr. Curtis. ~ AxotumR Death yRoM CHOLERAIC Dis Base.—Mr. J. K. Shaw, of the firm of Uassali & Shaw, builders, was taken ill about noon yes. terday with syn ptoms of cholera, while at his bome on G. between sth and 7th strests south. west, and diet about noon to-day. One of the attending physicians prozounced it @ case ot cholera morbus and the other thought it more nearly resembled Asiatic cholera. FIRS IN THE STAELE OF THE QUARTERWAS TER Gzwexat—The alarm last night at 10 o’cleck, trom box No. 36, was caused by the dis- covery of fre in the stables attached to the remises of Gen. Meigs. on Lith street, near N; lamage about =50. ‘The tire department re- sponded promptly and extinguished the fire. A VALUABLE STORE and residence will be of- fered for sale at auction on Tth street north: near Corcoran market. thisevening at 6 o’c by Dumeanson Bros. See ad te testified that the assault took on Sunday last, in Limerick alley. Timtoby testified that Mary put him out of the house, and, holding an axe in her hand, threatened to kill him if he en- tered there again. It was his own house; $5 fine, and bonds to keep the peace. Thomas Price, assault nnd battery on George W. Hineline; judgment suspended. Samuel Ward, aseault and battery on Officer Anderson; $10. Samuel Ward, John Hart, and Ludrick Short, assault and battery onG. W. Hinelins, who testified that he was called upon to assist Officer Anderson in making an arrest. A party of several hundred color: and ariot ensued. He attempted to assist the oflicer, and was struck, and badly beaten by them. This affray occurred yesterday near the Navy Yard bridge. A oo party of colored rsons had been out blackberry! fe =eme bridge all became disorderiy, and on being cautioned by the officers this riot com- Tesisiance menced, and followed. It was ged kept up for some time, and the officers got the worst of it, overpowered by numbers. PER a ee] a ‘&@ glazier’ amon: from Robert ituascll; diamond to be returned and $20 and coste or thirty days in jail. —_—_$_0e —_____ “A Poump or Fiesu.” sit is not the Ameri- alone which are complaining of ‘he English are exercised on the subject. A late London journal says that ere “of big dogs will do well to man, of Kingsland, has been mulcted b: British jury in the substantial sum of which of course carries described as a large cross between @ bloodhound came softly up behind Mr. Mensham, the plai tif, who was Greeny some on Mr. Morgan’s premises, ithe elring9 ma own. Rote carefally and a, costs, ‘for that’ his dog. * itt Hf é 5 a Farmer agt. Farmer, and | persons collected, | and ferocious brute, a masti: GEORGETOWN. Puncuass or Reat Estate—The Kenne- bec and Potomac Ice Company have purchased | from W. K. Snow & Co., for #1 . the ware- | Bouses Nos. 101, 103 and 105 Water street, which they are now ig for use in their exten- sive ice Dusiness. ae Geet aS eS aS | pscomb, the princip: town Seminary, was street, a msn she jen ——_ eet bag horses two baggies, which were passin; Opposite directions, and thrown to the growed. Bho was carried into the residence of Mr. Addison, near by, where she was attended by Dr. Mackall, who found that she was somewhat bruised, but not seriously injured. | | Birres wt 4 Doc.—About 11 o'clock to-day a little child, daughter of Mr. Earnest Smith, | Was seriously bitien by a dog on She wae attended by Dr. Bow! aya ago is were made upon the woodcock by pot hunters from Washington that hardly a featber would be left in this immediate neigh- borhood. That assertion has unfortunate! been substantiated sooner than was expected. A sportsman from this city hunted through all | the marshes between here and Washington this morning and only saw two birds. Down the river they are yet plentifa tnwheel buat, the A New Crarr.—A new § Potomac, has been builten the river and ar- rived here tor her machinery, which is that that formerly propelled the old steamer Pio. neer. The new boat belongs to Captain E. M. Willis. Sternwheeiers, like tug boats, are be- coming numerous on the Potomac.—Gazette, BA. A Pastor Rastorep.—At a reguiar meetin, of Mount Zion Baptist church, (colored,) hel at Freedman’s village on Friday night, Jaly 10th, Is74, the exciusion of Rev. R. 3. Laws from the pastorate of said church was taken into consideration. After much contention, amounting almost to blows, the action of the meeting excluding the pastor was nullified. We use the word “exclude,” because that is the term the objecting members of the congre- gation bave themselves chosen to express their action. There is much dissatisfaction among them, and they claim that the exculpatory ac- tion of the meeting was engineered through by the chairman. The reverend gentleman, like his great examplar, Henry Ward Beecher, says nothing.— Sentinel, 13th an —————— The Count de Paris on the War of Se- od cession EXTRACT FROM A MOOK ON THE CIVIL WAR SHORTLY TO BE PUBLISHED. The first two volumes of ‘History of the Clvil War in America,” by the Count de Paris, are shortly to appear in Paris. The Revue des Deur Mondes, published on the Ist of July, contained several passages from this work. The follow- ing extracts are taken from the Repue. At the beginning of the year 1531 one of those acts of violence which ambitions men often know how to disguise under names which are the finer in proportion to the culpability of their motives, rent the United States Republic id kindled in it civil war. A coup de elat was attempted against the Constitution of that re. public by the powerful oligarchy which reigned i the South, and had long domineered in the council of the nation. Whenever the common Jaw, which insures equally to the few and iso- lated the respect of their rights, and to the ma- Jority the full enjoyment of political power is violated by any section of soctety, despotism is founded, unless that attack isseverely repelled. Beaten in the Presidential election of 1880, the southern states wished to recover by intimida. tion or force the intluences which they had bitherto exercised for the advantage of slavery, and while proclaiming aloud the words ‘Inde- pence and Liberty,” they trampled under foot @ sacred contract as soon asthe national yote Pronounced against their policy. But success, that great justitier of providential men, was wanting to them, and victory sanctioned the cause of right against legality. It was then seen what @ fand of ensrgy the wide and constant practice of liberty amasses among nations happy enough to and wise enough to gtard it. America has already solvad one of the most difficult problems of our age by devel- oping liberal institutions amid a democratic so- ciety, but no great internal crisis had yet coms to try their solidity. Many people asserted that at the first storm this fragile plant would be piueked up from & soll incapable of noarishing it. The biast of civil war arose, and it was, on the ebntrary, the vigorous tree of American in- stitutions which, extending its shadow over the country in which it had strack sach deep roots, preserved them from imminent destruction. At this crisis the American people learned to valae their constitution more than in the past, and proved to the world that the statue of Liberty 1s not @ vain idol, deaf in the hour of danger, | but the holyimage of a powerful divinity which | must be invoked in adversity. # . Happily the comparison between the noble movement of 1775 and the resort to arms by the tlave-owners in 1561 was as false from the mil- | itary as from the political pointof view. At | the time the colonies rejected the authority of | the mother country all the strategic points nf their territory were occupied by the English. It was sheer necessity to conauer the whole. They had nothing to lose, and could not deem themselves boaten even when the enemy was still in the heart ofthe country. In 1361, 00 the contrary, the confederates, masters of ail the territory which they claimed to withdraw from the legs! power of the new President, had noed of that vast region, on the one hand, to main- j tain the institution of slavery, and, on the other, to support their numerous armies. When it was invaded they themselves vanqu'shed. What was possible in the War of Independence, when the number of the | Combatants was limited, was n> lonzer so. Washington aud Gates, Howe and Cornwallis, bad usually under thelr orders only 10,000 of 15,000, and very rarely 20,000 men. Thess smal armies could subsist npon the country they or cupied. It was not, indeel, always without difficulty, and Washington’s soldiers suffered ed at Valley ng a com- t adelphia to 1 Was obli; od to carry its provisions | with it, and Cornwallis lost a!l his baggage in | North Carolina, which he warched through as @ conqueror; but neither wers subject to vast commissariat system which supposes @ fixed and assured basis of operations, and with- out which considerabie armies cannot be sup- ported in America. They subsisted and so- journed for long months beside an enemy who ‘was master of the country. Solar Theo On the 2d of March iast, says Galignani, the academy of sciences received a communica- tton, as our readers may recollect, from Father Secchi, contsining tables of the altitudes of solor prominences observed by him or his asas- tant, Father Ferrari, trom October 3 to De- cember 26, 1573, and also an account of an im- portant observation, the substance of which is this: On the Z3¢ of Jasuary last, at9a.m., no epots were remarked within fifty and ninety de- grees of the snn’s eastern border, where, bow- | ever, a fine bright prominence, resembling a | Metallic ebullition, was observed. Father Sec. chi considered it,'aceording to his theory, to Proceed from an eruption, the base of which was concealed from view. At 215 p.m. he found a well-defined spot there, consisting of four black dots, forming ® curve, at three millimetres from the limb. Hence he argaad that, as this spot eould not have escaped him in the morning, it must hava beoo formed during his absence by the falling of the | matter thrown oat by the eruptions, a ciroum- | stance perfectly in accord: with his views. Lust week M. Faye, who had been absent for two months or more, replied to this communica tion, witch is antagonistic to the cyclone cork- screw theory. He begged to remark that Father Secchi could not have said mora if he had actually seen the matter of the prominence fall down upon the sun, and if he were abso- lately certain there was no spot there before. And even then there would not have been | Sufficient evidence to prove that the spot had been formed according to Father chi's theory. For, on examining the diagrams sant in by the latter, he looked in vain for the | Slightest representation of anything falling. That there was no spot there before, solely rested on Father Ferrari's evidence, and he | | d | might have overlook it very easily, since iu the | immediate vicinity of the limb spots are always | very faint and difficult to distinguish. At 2 p. | m., the sky being clearer, But even mittiog it to have been formed be- tween 9 a.m. and 2 p. m., where was the that it had arisen according to Father Secchi’s vie For if the metallic matter thrown out supposed eruption had really fallen back upen the sun, the troscope would have revealed its nature, by giving @ continuoas spectrum. Nothing of the kind, however, had yet been observed on the solar surface. Not Drvorcsp Gratis.—! ecently @ young engaged @ Sacramento the spot was seen. woman attorney to con- | duct for ber a suit for divorce inst her has- band. The attorney accepted case, but his client came to the conclusion after # while that ‘be was not pushing it as rapidly as was desirable. especially as she was to be married to & well-to-do resident of Hill, and she took the case from him and e: another at- torney, who secured the desired divorce a few dayssince. Night before last she was united in | marri to the Gold Hill gentleman, ant they and their friends had a fine supper ia honor of | the event. happened, however, that the | first: mentioned attorney had been ba g in wait, having heard of the proposed wedding, and had ured a writ of attachment to serve upon e newly-made husbanc, to secure pay it | for the lega! steps he had takeu in the divorce | case, and yesterday morning, when the happy ir were about to leave for San Francisco, via | ‘Vallejo, the attachment was served. The hus- | band, however, was equal to the emergenc He gave bail for his appearance in a few da} to attend to the case, and continued on his trip.— Sacra mento Union. S7°A Philadelphia Baptist minister says a he bopes God will forgive those who dare to singing Ey on worship. i we other Tove got tails { CITY ITEMS. LONGPRLLow’s Last Kacr.— created LADIES’ GOODS. AGEN ‘TVESTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT. petster Lams. prices bid a ked ot was focing ote nteretexad by an ‘a » Wituran smth n° OFF HEFT 00s to Our frtonde and the public litsy asked. U. 8. | 9nd last concert of the Public Liorary of Sexed” Bane Stoeks— | Kentucky, to come olf Jaly 3st. Everyoo TO SELL HIS BNTIR GC STECR AT a OIS PAseRCUMOg oF orale cont oe peter ad of the wee aes ber de dis eran, NTO. Twe Y P+ kK CENT, eatadlisded by the laie act of 5 ay Lis — one eee He aes BF Bore wil becloned técceek jit-se | TERME MODERATE AND MONBY ADVANORD ed: Dinmentein cna Be N & BLACK FORD, of “Oorn 1) sakes Colors’ Dismonde ited, ; ay boty JUST RECEIVED, & i711 Im -~ Teh atrest northweat 1575, W bid Perm, | Fine Plated Sets. . »- le B&B p*Postanr NOTICR BEGARDING TAXES stock bonds. | Fine Plated Ohai : ito 29 | LEGHORW FLATS, at 9175. pris a ws Ie | Fine Plated Bracele | 2to 25 | LEGHORN SaILOn BATS, at 91.07. — ‘gior oe ee 5 Ly "t,2 | Fine Plated Buttons... > It 3 LEGHOBS DOLLY DYMPLBS, at $1.0. Pe By me pay Ty ge saeel deat: e Plated Studs. : 1to 10 | LEGHORN OASCADES, at $17. (fa its egatone fhe Dare: incleding paid evter ure. 71 Did. Board of Pub: | Fine Pebble Eye Giasses - 2to 10 LEGHOBN TBIUMPHS—iarge size—only $1. Bille, pecoce ge the re Jon of the General Improvement, 8's, | Fine Fans... _ ito ¢ nited State hall ne and deckde seked; do. 1876, 30'bid! | received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pa. view ane will be gives, Si eOcetimetne gokes: | avenue, near 4 AT HaLF PRICE, aire. at caine, Se rtf eceae Mu. q kees then their ral valoe, All ki 1» 8's, > & dia, } > ‘d ¥ — . ~ ot the drawing of the last gift cencert in aid of ri % TOOK BROOK ~ 6 the Public Littary of Keatecky wilibring for-bs OTION.osimG OUT AT COST, 1493 Pepearivania avenue, between Willard’ and To-day. as the ponderous wheels of fortune revolve, we | To move by the ISth of July, the large stoc! ~ , x Sew Youn, Jaly 14.—The Post’s fleanoial article all know that they will potty tan forta | of FANBOY GUODS, at K BAZ S EWER Tak. Saye: The money ‘ket contruues all that bor- | fortunes of ‘or less amount some, and YOUNG'S BW roan ae Ay i _ Call Wonuw nt 348. ud Line lopae'at to Sonceseaicg | fisappointment for others. No ticket-nolder Ro humbug ’ BA othe lengths The bauks couplatact the diieues | c&N tell but that thatday may bring forta for | Bo bumbue. and will bring them uxthe red shell have S emp *y | him the whole of his future happiness. ae Nenad 4 x they bave in employing their funds, offerings of DAML.P.J BRET is slling of = | Premptattention on Uberal terms Perticuler at- Vestng grime sige paper ot b0eres irotacos | To wave elegantlight Biscuits, Rotts, Back. | MADAME? 3 Sand and ef District Ronde and’ pat, sccommts, Grueral eg Sct. While it i# pe bapsnot fair to qiote pap: wheat Cakes, Frait Dumplings, &c.,you should | Biding HATS. 1107 Penn. avenus. Was ss we know of larg T very receatly Since the cpan- rule much below six, y: mounts of four months’ with ovr banks as low as ovement Taxes paid; Tax Liens bought and = yH BLATER, Stock oy), Es 35 Peunsylvauia ave use Doeley’s Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer for it. on; S3 North Charles street, Balttmor: ote in aE El Stan j eon Treasury Dep't. Bawotation for geld it hax stond at II ain $10 To £1000 invested in stocks and gold pays MISS McCORMICK, . a =z —— The relive bave ‘teen ign” oe two hundred percent. a month. Send for par- Foreign exebargs for bnsiue-e, and there ive. | ticulars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall 906 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SEWER TAXES ond ail other o! Wttle doings '» 186% aus? for the best banker’s60d y | Street, New York. 45 (Up Stairs.) » tthe District and the Inte B: bills, are 489@4*9', tor demand, The 1 ominal rae Tam fn constant receipt of the newest designs In Promecated aod recovered. e still 4275s@490 reepectively, © mtn 1 ery. EPY GOops, AND STBAW BONNETS AND =u y Ba’ MPOSTED BONY: =. , will be in attendance Foot Sur, tn ime om range from 454 to Dr. White, chiropodis! CHAS. H MOL ian esterday, b at his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 1sth, 486. Government bon nr LTOS. a So 6asF TS, 1 BT, | shim x gals.” State bi first board, alter which he will be absent until Monday | FRENCH FLOWERS, — ri dealings were Contd. | ae tree eee ncn | morning, August 3d. Thousands of persons wha | -apartr LACES, a¢_ ao. | ['O THE CREDITORS OF DisTRICE share sprctlation, coutiuucs very tame, Peis 2 | Visit Dr. White's establishment (No. SiS is The urdersigaed offers bis wervices to «uch of bie “pened with Erie %s higher, and tho remainder or | 15th street, opposite the Treasury department, fellow-cittzens in the District of Coloe.bia as may the tit steady to firm, Since, the market has bo-» | Washington, .C.,) find that timely attention desire to aval ives of them, as sltcrpately steady and heavy, with the average -{ | to those important members, the feet, econo- preemies ya tine ne = esterday, except Erie, which has mises time, and conduces to health, comfort, and cheerfulness, and probably to length of sife. Dr. White removes Corns without pain, so the patient can walk withease. He success the prosecution «f claims before the Ax titing Oom- iseion provided for by the act of Congres abol- bing the late form of government in (hs District, Prices lower than een strorg and bi ies in want wil! save money and time. andexamine, We cassaiatoemnd ~~ reese old. 30; Vir- | Foy} Rood Jones Claims for the refunding of the Sewerage Tax, as West Virgicvia’s, 10%; i, 4 treats ‘unions, Vascular Excrescences, oo well as those of every pasare aod che-a ter ageinet : : Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments OODS the District goverument, will receive his ido, now, 10; do. special | Ciub and Ingrowing Nails, and other ai — DRY GOODS. ¢ District g i © bis prompt attention, RIC ry id to day f BaLtineRE, July 14 —Cottondall—low midditogs, | Fee, €1 per visit. Established in’ Washir WGI. Flour Quiet end uuchanged Wine al ap hc ae D.C. 1861, ‘TO BETIRE FROM BUSINESS. jem - Qiice steady a ‘LAIMS AGALNBT.Ti auict bot firm—whitescut Wrer’s Dornos tn WALL StReet.—Explains | gE N 4 Cc LUMBIA. gra, 4G = stock operations on small capital without risk, sarmmvhepssage~< : aeeptileenianinaccal [NO gunman SB Rogen Copy sent free. Tupaiwer & Co., Commencing July 13-1574, we shall sell,withont | claims against th~ District for reg ET Rrmer, 2.0G20 00 Provisions ware eto 16,24 2 Wall street, New York. | reserve, our entire stock of damages to private property, work deus, Ae aera nets Bork. 200. Balk meet orm. no! wircox & Gians Sawine MACHINE. The DRY Goops Rewer ‘Auditor's Gcriificates cocverted Into Bacon ctive and Hise ahcentort ation: OSGi. | celebrated Bazaar Pattern’ 2 at Chas, = siden: 15; sugerrened boo toed Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, CARPETS paleberal Improvement Taxon pald at the lowest 2s." Westera batter steady a 13, food dom Intelligencer building. 10,28” | Bee BTOCH Seeds wr aoe en ee, jo-tm O89 lich aired, Demivel Whieseaaiee 1 On Shgar strone, 0%: > | wre ov ram Woons, indorsed and pre- | astorted, pany SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES dine Methane, tone I. Thiet MOP og: | Sefibed by the leading Pig steadiiy gaining Te | Af50 1b ot winrwe-coons. soon a BLaN- | Swounp aE SSTTLED WITHOUT DBLAY abxcbauge, long, 48754; short, 49), pone hetor, for neay 9s, steadily gaining ia | RETS COUNTERPANES SHAW baa Neate oN2W Youk, July 14.—Flour quiet, Wheatstesdy, | POPwAr favor; for Dyspepsia, lon, Con- | DBESS GOODS, will be closed ont at axcrifeing orn wtendy stipation, and Headache is unequalled. 4,29,c035 she acto . t ot =— providing © new form of gov. Congress 5 eroment dey not rell-te property. ers from the (genom, daly 16. 15:20 p Tor ere dey The rete | Pummwomurans and Barometers are repaired daily cocarvenesy 2OW open to the public tenot of ye unt in 7 ¥ Y pent. of sam Sper cent., which te"; below the Bank et Kevtget | and made to order by Hempler near 4% street, | Osi soon. Our Feached for Five | being absorbed for tmvestmnent men cee ee Place can be th Tate. Cents from any part of Ne city. sire to save a discount a their bills should call Loxnos, July 14—The weather is very warm. | , THB COMMUNITY at large Sete me mee- THE ARCADE, st once upon Tre thermicmeter stands at about sSaeerers. fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 DICKSON & PATTERSON, situate, July 14-3380 pie, Sasa” Paris beta i Po STOCK BROKERS, REAL ESTATE aND Puasxrour, July Mt “Bonds of bos Sse Georgetown Advertisements Detwoen D and H souitcest, Oticee-60 Ben AnCE a0 ERTS, THE WEATHER, BY THOMAS DOWEING, Auctioncer. aM BaOarprore hich, tm every particular i $22 Bevetrcet, opp. U. 8. Troseary. — 4 — Tst-clase | estab! |, (deiag _— 7 “i WAN asmineTon, DO Sale ae eek VALUABLE PROPERTY ON URES HILT, | tradey)fortent. (tong Sistas, | GENERAL sew Fake eens the middie | iON. —_ eee D®Y¥ @voDs ar 4 sacnirice All persons who have paid with south: fh uae On BIDAY, Zuly 27th, 16 6 o'clock TO KRBUUCE STOCK :* titled to bay: Sewerage Tax are on- the Amoupt refunded, ard provirion See neant ot west ie made under the late act of Congress for the settle .™.,on the prem: josirablo lots fronting 1 ow : t of cb cle ime, if stat ot ‘on Valles HAMBURG EDGINGS—ONE-THIRD OFF! | ment ofelituch el and O st he Height sawn Property beiders who are interest: shonid {Ber and light saine near the cout, variably wind ata known at part of aoe’ i oP Agee sate are | The following goods closing ttc their claims ia our charge temediately. Wears Ss rom oO feet front iv feet. nm I par ii coneeieed Rick Caraieee For Pesmpatare nnd | four of these loteare severalawelling houses whon | ¥iz:—Initia beserea Reha Handkerchicte; | Successfully prencuted, Ohio valley, clear weather, southerly winds, hie), | ¥;.) b¢ sold with the fots on which they stand. Lace 81 s\lartaia Laces, five Lace Collars DICKSON & PATTERSO®S, by rature aad bee arometer. For the a aly Terms: Qne-third cash, balance in 6 and 12 | Linen Sets, Ki ee nak ell any Van tate of Erin STOCK BROKERS. REAL TATE D> leke region and the Rorthwest, generally clear and eae Purchaser giving his notes bearing in- mings and Edgings, and all Fancy Parasols at H.:/ NSURANCE AGENTS an Minneoote, southeast or entheect epcrior and a | Chaser, “1 Somvevancing ot Tes DOWLING Also, st 90'per cent. Discovnt—Ban Umbreltas, yOices: 608 101h street, opposite U8, Treawary; tionary or faliing barometer during Tucaday night, | _231-td a BOGAN a Wit = = LOCAL RECORD. {ous AGAIN BOME AGAINiT Jy3tF (2018 and 1020 7th street northwest. na The thermometer in the business office of Tas AND VEBY GLAD OF IT, - BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. Brak ranged to-day as follows:—8 a, m.,79; 10 a.11., | With eplarged Premises, Improved iaachinery, NOTHER Lot. Petras Mal ASD 82; 12m, 83; 2p. m., 98. the best talent to he had in the cou A ‘OF BARGAINS EW cm ee ——__ every facility for doing ths best work at low prices, AT THE NEW BoOKs Execution of a Woman in Newgate. | we would respectfully inform our friends and the OHRSAP DRY GOODS STORR, [From the London News, June 301 public that pre-emixent as may have been our repa- > J aT Frances Stewart, aged forty-two, who was | ‘twain the pes; EXCELSIOR CARTER’S WARREN CHOATE & © fonwicted at the last session of the central crim- | tn Dyeing ced Gieeee hee Boron, Shaw's, 707 MARKET SPACE. = morning within the jail of Newgate. ‘The pris- rybody from 7a, m only 32% c- pts MADINES, & al exten, of oner lived with her daughter and her son Tam, until Sig &y of Mau ‘The Great Ice Agr. and ite Relation to the Antiqui- ames Geis 3. B., with 100 Maps and ilixstrations; 201 Jaw at Chelsea, but in consequence of the man- | Stand established 1831, now the most complete in tha m very fi cheek, Ter, fue HEMMED HANDKER- ed, trus- tee, will offer for sale, on the premises, at public Suction. on TUESDAY, the 21st day of July, A.D. 1874. at 6 o'clock p. m., parts of lott numberell nia 2 er erice; oF the Great ner in which she conducted herself her son-in- | Country. Everybody come and see us, 100 dozen sil LINEN TOWELS, only 6 cents, Bonet. By Jamon ideo Woe want Rots law determined to get rid of her, and she had | jystr 49 Jefferson strect: Gomer DO. b Rie ere? get CAMBRIO GAREOO, to | Pompe Somes; a monl Bra her is received notice from him to leave bis house. | — 20 dozen splendid STOCKINGS, only 12% cents. Voyage tothe Woravete Tens y Aerie This exasperated the prisoner, who took away ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer, SLLK'EUN UNBEELLAS and FABASULD very | Ap baton a yt By Bites Beetoce” = % Piatt. Tei eae Toming her intention to do some- | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DES(RADLE Two cheap. John of Barn- ell. Bed Lothtog e-loy, thing that would make the hearts of tho | "STORY AND BAGBUENT BEIGE GoUSe Of | STRAW MATTING and FLOOS oL-cuora | whee! ears tad Fox, tho Opponitica ander parents ache, as they had made hers” She | HIGH STBBET, GEORGETOWN, DO” ar | S¥ftl wine George lit By W.F. Ree. appeared to have waudered about London with SUCTION of « hed ch trast. hacctag'o GakvLEss OF cog ENTIRE STOUK BE Tan Paths. & Woman's Vacation, Ry Kile w, he bild for a i le t e y virtue of a de of trust, bearing date on 3 ~ Appeared to have thrown or dropped him into | j9¢,Corde? ia Liber 685, folios 95, one of the Lax yi 5 TIC nvelcpess » = the Thames from the Albert Bridge, at Poptar, | Uf the party secated theron the thet | NOTICE! NOTICEN NOTICE eee where the body was found. The pri-oner Sppears to have denied all along that she threw the child into the water, saying that WARREN CHOATE & co., NEW BOOK AND STATIONRELY s70K8, retes si DEY GOODS are still sel! at BAXTEB'S, 1920 Feral ne fin Bond and Alpacas: ban fell accidentally. . 2* ty-three and ninety-four, of B Mohatre VERNON ROW, simtuen oer ene nad vorantae sept Addition to Geurgetown, D.C. sed White Goods at" paler | — Gertan tees tr Corner loth street and Pe it ip @ position of great peril, and toux na | Breved by a two Tad*dwclitcs: th | Gslicoce cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Meckins aug — = ane. re steps to rescue it after it was in the water wRald core Table, Linen, St baraaine, ‘oaiery. Ladtos’ ani | (;HOICE NEW STYLES OF sTaTiONERY. hhe jury recommended the prisoner to merey, side of «aid High strat, : ~—. — hut thelearned judge who tried her, Me. Tene And el-ven-tweltths | Notions at low figures anit Blackburn, appears to have considered that there were no substantial grounds for this re- commendation, and the home secretary, acting upon his view of the care, decided that the law The Vis-s-Vis, anires of paper Papeteries of te, from the intersection of High strost t and running theace west wardly and parall-] with the center Hoe of the alley between the bonse on this ground and the house nex: a4 Court Papeterte, che of on: covtsining two OOAL AND WOOD, Mr. jolcing cu the south one hundred and twaies (tis) | (VAL COAL: must take its course. During the last few days, | fect tothe west lino of tot ninety terri) talent ee when she had no longer any hope that her life heace mith the west line of fad Dot nin of acatate the sttention of cousumers to our ‘stock ANT yses, ‘ d, is pr is 0 " ath twenty-one and three twe ft: 3-12) 2 embrecin wg wa, § - a : vr arcel #f ground o: red lowest market rates ~ : BOUNCE Se the GIG snd care cenentars the | twenty (120) feet to Huu ctoeth theate here ee | OAK ace TISM WOOD, cowed ond split or in Frothes of site child, entreating her to forgive | the building lige st: High street te the eat | thearele her.’ Mr. Sheriff Whetham and Mr. Sherif | ofbectoning. The house bas oi Tome aad ie ey | On Johneo1 it accompanied by Under-Sheriit the cord, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, SON & BROTIES. 4 PINE KINDLINGS, in handles or by ioe STEVE % for busine nd lw: ‘ents well, Beard, arrived at the prison alittle before § : Twelve hundred dollars cash: balance in Office, 1315 Pouueyivanin Avent, 1016 Pexmrivama Avance. o’clock yesterday morning, and thay wore ac Cightern months, with interest at Mill and Depot, Seventh -street Whe’. rival companied by Mr. Jonas, the governor, to the TE deposit ch B18 al te ee onthe Brone YOALI! GOAL! BEW BOOKS celi of the prisoner. The office of executioner oy Cc 5 A a? of sale are ale. the trastes re- Serves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Conveyan- WOoD!! woop! JOHNSO: OTHERS, B WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, tance of 18S, 8 vol, $6 by J.B Moticy .2 vols ,8mo, @7, F gad 1,'by Author of Jobe Halltaxeid bas been resigned by Calcraft for some w. 4, and the person who is now performing tue daty is @ man named Merwood, who has for som= jercy, by time been engaged in a similar manner in the | Ciug at cost of purchaser. = 4 Ordered: TEN THOUSAND TONS BES: Travele midiand counties. The prisoner exhibited ex- | iy1-aaae Shoe. Oran — guaciry ARTHRAGITE CUAL, sone of seb for 1874, 1 vol it, and she walked up the steps feedine wae ; ~ | whtob we are online’ cheep for omen gierads NEW BOvxs, scafold. without the ‘least maistanee” une | SPECIAL NOTioR. Tote of Baker's Pine and Oak Wood. Factivtios on: seems to have been some difficulty with the pbaresine in Rendy-msce CLOTHING and Gent's ceaenat by ony Sem ta the Bi . RECEIVED AND FOR SALE aT r ‘urnisbing G a ¥ extire stoc! lo be gueren ~ " ieivsies iCuaneee ce tne or three | sithout rogsrd to cost. “all aud et Bat santos ee Bare sae starvss foot ens... SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, ple rs te E Rascbertiaaictcln tea they must all be sold by September to chanes basi- morthenns street, and | oe 4% Strect and Pennsylvania Ave, AMERICAN MEN AND WoMBN aronervons, and | H*8, | BICH'D FULLALOVE, | J =— Redox. A Novel. By Anthouy Trotiope. naturally have nervous children, of slender | _*29-20 =e TLEE’S WHARF, By the author of Olive Blake's physique and easily excited into precocious in- RRERCCTION IN PRIORS —Zo ensbie ne + Foot ov Bixtu Steet. 5 telligence, which is considered genius. Instead close vat our entire stuck of DBY GOODS before moving inte onr New fitore, we will, from thie date, BELL EBV: RY THA ce vox PRICES ft ae BE iD COAL and WOOD coustantly on hand to all parts of ae livered promptly rates, the City,a ow of letting the little creature suck its fist and [oad fat. it is jumped and danced, and con- ‘Bboy. & to Thirt: gegen od Poach By ot SE GOODWIN ¥. ATLER and Per- ‘used, and made to repeat like a parrot. The iis 6, and bargains may be expec A lot of BOANTLING for sale cheap. Bevors Bg Roos English method of placing young children in | Oo" tock is large, ant pareaine may bo cxnscted. | | A lot of BOARTLING for, Onhand. apsir” | The Dethroucd Hicireet. By Bites iheen'y the hands of experienced nurses and making jeS-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. —— | Langley Manor. By Bre. “4 them responsible is much better. A large, airy 7. OW: wags. F. BOROG Is | Tie Commer eer Beg; Mg DeForest. nursery at the top of the house; a good, clean, — The New Ohewictre, By Fasiat Pea: Seoweet, wholesome Belgian, Swiss or Swedish woman to ‘Bank hours, 9s, m. to 4p. in.-and on Saturdays ¥. SDW. SLakk & 6o,, Zelda's Fortune. Ry the author of Karl's Dene, take charge of it; breakfast of oatmeal porridge (to recelse deposits) mntil 6 p. ui Intersex pal ou bearmns ALL THE MAGA/INES AND FasiioN BOOKS and milk; dinners of roast or boiled beef or | Soposits. ‘General Backlog Bintnee: dae ee yee LUMBER, WOOD AND OOAL, FOR MAROH. Dutt atthe a ee pudding; tea of bread and | lections ‘mate cu all accesible points, Discooat | DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, P. _butter. milk and fruit, with no confectionery or | days, Morcaya, MOULDINGS, as BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING LN THR BRAC “pieces” between meals, and no late visits or | H. POLKINHOBN, Pres't; J. DIOKSON, Cashier. One, iene" TIONERY LUBE, for sale rides with mama. In such a quiet uneventtal Directors. . oe ‘Mill, foot of atm etree: iH ILLING TO: el 8 subject to less excitement, and with ite : Ha . eam pod] ‘erd—léth and B streets northwest, iy L-iy VANE y <— healtby and regular habits lays the foundation | Papegmett’ BD Hardey, ~ Tuos, Kuowlos. —- MISCELLANEOUS. o in excellent constitution, while the mother is not worn out by its constant presence, or made nervous by being constantly harrassed with giving directions to ignorant and inexperienced nurses, INSURANCE COMPANIES. atin eee teen iinet i BLE LIF T HE BOUITABES Lite ASSURANCE N LiScise Bec “1p OUND TOP ELEGANT 108 CREAM AND OYSTE t HYDRAULE anc23-ly CEMENT."* 2 High street, Georgetown, D 2 ‘The undersigned 4 t» fo Solidi etre c= above celeb od UE MENT to dealers ana naar. Por-cony as Dessznt.—I think I need not belargect of any tata taser ieee see Series 3 G.u3.M. WATERS, tell how to pop corn, need I? It isthe best way KID GLOVE DEPOT! ¥ BEYER, Gex 2636-8m No. 25 High street, Georgetown, theres saul ot Ue wee can ee fom a may33-ly $03 and Nay SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES —Over Pi . jegree ~ 7 of date ects necenensy. ‘Many imagines FIRE INSURANCE. art ee Ponte ene, Hock eee: e pop-corn is more tender or brittle if taken =, Bach Door from the hot fire aud shaken about in the sold KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! aRiegnay Eirs lnenrance Company of New Yorn— | $22 8 Ctivingee Seco’ -baad Ger ingen taken tufttiemeeves with popcesth ain tice | ‘KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! ante Brann Basics Santa? “Fore | F. Deeoifiinye & Gores ane hh wee ee: notin the least need of a meal. Pop-corn is ‘ 4 , 4 Street, ath’ o; Washington, end 94 W. Pavette feed, andanch aGrowded condition tthe stom | KID GLOVES FOR MISSES vesAE Sa a had Baegy. Now | Hest altimert be saritive roduees discomfort, and so pop-corn casas teas IMEI LIME! 7) fuppored to be unwholecome, ‘Tt laquite the LBUTTON plas Pe Acme geese Gonuany oC Potiede. | IME! LINEN LIME ary if eaten as food with the regular meal, 2 BUTTON} GLOVESI Old Dominion Fire. Insurance Combeey’ tt’ Vir- WOOD-BUBRT Lime and properly chewed. ‘Try it with milk or S-BUTTON Ginis—Assets, $315,000. Surplus, @115,00- 90 conts per barrel apple sauce, or any other frit sauce. givens aoerers: W. L, BBAMHALL § 00, gar rai Missouri LITERATURE.—An assault in which Agente, Street northwest. used calia forth the followin, GENUINS ALEXANDER’! — eggs were os 2 a ap} from issouri writer: “Give us bac the palmy days of the Inquisition, or the foul fires of witchcraft lifting their black colamns tothe sky, but let the low principle of such midnight ye os in whose breast is lurking in pein glove feelingsof a highwayman like the bghew tthe physician's frame aed Sideees Servo a ’s frame uces it to a ving skeleton, be banished fase the nation over whose domains the stsr of empire now a? CHAS. BAUMS EID GLOVE DEPG 408 SEVENTH STREET. trembles in its last revolution in the OORSET ving, (OR ag gouser{ racronr: B77 brave boy, son of Mr. John Babcock CORSET was drowned at Pembroke, Maine, on Friday, ‘ he had rescued four other boys from FRENCH CORSETS! wa Kansas Se oman be married with- «< SRMAN CORSET&! STEEL FOUNTAINS, rib! around out peg eed ripe Nokia oeee 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS HANBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS waited. = cotZa Pitsburg Red a tre, tho other day, | On hand endmete to onder STEEL FOUNTAINS, arisin, hy ignition ica.” cHaAS. BAUMS SUPERIOR SYRUPS FROM FRUIT JUICES ‘That & to say, a fre-cracker did Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory jens-te 408 SEVENTH STREET ‘BIGEBATOBS—A full Ee cae backtgeeie, data oe feral color, renders fh sats nasa a te from failing out, hee