Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. ..September 2, 1974. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements. &c., ha od a feliows’ Hali.—Sanford’s Old Time Min- Theatre Comique—“ The Brooklyn Scandai”’ and miscellaneous performances. sen err eno Condensed Locals. Bora and bisckbirds are plentiful in the marshes around Alexandria. Nise marriage were issued yester- ¥. Attention 1s called to the advertisement of the Conoperati ation. pel perchasing essoct uon. 27 ha, Tinter uniforms of the police of the 1st, cine ere inspected Cap- tain Brock to-day. ~ uise Havener, @ white girl, aged 12 years, Tesidig at the corner of Sth dod Seno eae pm Monday fell trom a feuce and Gislocated Pr masne ane“ Wathington Monthly Eclectic" 18 1@ ua... Of s handsome well-filled periodical just started in this city, with R. Hamilton editor, and A. H. Cull, M. D., associate editor. It is devoted to general literature, science and art. ‘Yesterday, Jobn Quinian and Michael Hoof- Ber were thrown trom ® buggy on Penns;lvania sSvenue, nesr Ith street, and the Istter was badly injured about the head and body. Dr. Thompson assisted him, and he was sent home. About 12 o'clock last night Detectives Sargent and McEliresh overhauled, at the corner of 6th aud © streete, Wm. Harria, colored. having in ion @ fine tack coat ani other articles, supposes. to ve ceen stolen. esterday morning, about 10 o’clock, fre was Giscovered at No. $27 Massachusetts avenue, which was extinguished by the uiembers of the Hook end snd Ladder company, without turn- in an alarm. he store of M. F. Eiseman, op Oth street, posite the Center market, was ent<red by thieves lact night, and robbed of about so) worth of clothing. consisting of pants, vests, coats, Dots and shoes. ‘The Prince George “1. E. camp meeting will be held one-fourth ©: a mile from Tolbert’s sta. tion, on the Pope Creek branch of the Balti- more avd Potomac railroad, commencing next friday. A colored woman. named Sarah Speaks, was found night before last cick and {nsensible on the street by Oficers Collins and Bryan, and taken to her home, on 2:4 street, between L and M north Night before last Detectives Sargent and Mc- Elfresh raided a house in Feggy bottom, eouth- west of the capi:o!, and foxnd a lot of staff su posed to have been stolen, and took in custody ene Edward Green, whe is held at keadquar- ters. ‘The four of the Potemac boat cilnd who con- tested at Saratoga are expected to arrive here this afternoou, and will be welcomed home heartily by their Irethren. They will go into training immediately for the race with the Ara- jostaue, to take place October tst. The interest mavifested in the org bpeees is strong, and the race will ne doubt erciung and a close Dgatx oF Aw Op Crrmen.—Mr. Warren C. ‘Ohoate, an old and highly respected citizen of Washington, died this morning athis residence, on Indirpa avenue, near 3d street, in the 75th “year of his age. Mr. Choste was a native ot the eastern part of the state of Maine, and in early life fellowed the sea. He came here about 40 years ago and established himself in business. Hewas a qnict estimable citizen, and it is not known that he had an enemy. He was a’cousin of the Hon. Kufus Choate and aiso related by marriage to Ir. Thos. Sewall, father of the late Kev. Dr. Sewall, of the M. E.church. He married a danghter of the late Solomon Drew. of this city, who survives him,with six children, Warren being the eldest. In former years he was avery active member of the Masonic order, holding bis membership in Federal Lodge, No. 1, and Columbia K. A. Chapter. Hie funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, 310 Indiana avenue, on Friday, at 3\; o'clock. a Marrrep Not Matsp— Tico Dir ce Cazes. — ‘To-day K. Browne entered a suit for Mary Elizabeth Seitz for a divorce from the ber ds of matrimony with Henry Seitz. She sets forth that she married defendant on June 28th, 1866, in Baltimore, and they lived together un- til the Jd of August last, when he deserted her. She states that during the last three years be bas trequentiy been intoxicated, and bas beaten and otherwise ill-treated her. The same attorney entered a suit in the name of Charina Maria Modena against Dominica di Modena for a divorce. She sets forth that at the age of thirteen years, on the jlst of Angust, 1962, she was married to defendant by Kev. J- A. Walter, at St. Patrick’s church; that she lived with him three months when they separ- ated, and he sailed for Europe, thereby wilfully deverting her; thr’ she has not seen or heard directiy from him or the last seven years, but believes be is living. CIATIONS.—A meeting wiht hall, E street, this evening, of organizing a new building association. The recent decisions by the courts sfirming the eutire legality of cocperat building ae-ociations appears to have increased more than ever ¢ jepce in them as institu- tions in which all persons of limited means Buitpixe Ass be eid at Ma for the pury ard income may safely I: por- of their earnings iwonthly and im assistance in acquiring homes. Each member has but one vote, whether he boids cne or more shares, and as these associa- tions are comp@sed for the most part of the thoughtful and industrious portion of our com- munity, good cfficers and directors are secured, pt secured. A full ex factical workinge and bene- Ax OLD Souprer Fatts AMona Tareves, wo “Go Tuuoven” Hiw.—Yesterday after: noon, about 4 o'clock, Officer Burr, station- keeper of the second precinct, noticing an oid soldier goirg out ith reet, opposite the station eure, in company with two colered men, and thinking something wrong, called Ofticer West's Attention to it. That officer followed them, and Roticing them turn into a lane, followed on and #aw them shove the old man against @ tree and proceed to “go through” him. They obtained from the old soldier a pound of tobacco and a $5 Dill. Ofticer West immediately took the par- ties to the station, where the soldier gave the name of Jerry Flanigan, and the prisoners were recognized as Jesse Tolson and Thowas Reynolds. — Excvnstow or Dz Moray Commanpery.— ‘Ede excursion trip of De Molay Commandery, No. 4, Kmgbts Templsr, to Glymont, on Mou- day night, was in all respects a success. Some three bundred tickets were sold, and many Indies and young people were of the party. Tho steamer Columbia left 7th-street wharf about 7 o'clock on that evening, and retarned with the excursiovists about 3 o'clock yesterday morn- ing. During the early part of the evening the steawer Mary Washington, with a delegation of Sir Knights of the Old Doiinion Commandery. ands large party of ladies and gentlemen, ali guests of the Sir Knigh: tived on a fiying Visit from Alexandria, and atter an exchange of courtesies returned to that city. ecietndrade resistor ofl Tae Save Borotasy Cases.—To-morrow the cases «f Wm. Benton, under seven indict- ments for burglary at the District Attorney's office last 4 pril, who, it will be recollected, was released on bail about ten aays since, will be Mr. Joseph J. Stewart, counsel for Hayes. is im town, and will bring up of Michsel Hayes on an application to m to-morrow. Mr. A. G. Riddle, the special attorney general for these cases, bait not ived this morning, but is expected to arrive to-night. Free rm THe last ——e HaLt.—The alarm of fre ight, at 10 o'clock, from box 23, was occa- by the discovery of fire in the water closets in the basement of the City Hall—north- east corner. The wood wainscoating near a gas metre was partially destroyed, making con- fiderable smoke but doing very little damage. ‘The fire was extinguisbed before ihe arrival of the engines. It is supposed to have been ignited from a leak in the gas meUe by some means un- known. — + ELEctiow oF Orricers tion of the West End © annual elec- it; 8. ee, re- John H. Grady, financiat eran, treasurer; Sylvester nt-at-arms; Francis B. og iH. 2 eon, Noonan, Ser, Red * ted Sher cer on tae tet sr hes eo and the recent bar, Tur Wasaixctos Nationar Moxcuenr. Contingent subscri; as follows bave been added to the faut ns the Washi toy menumert:—Francis Marion Council, No. #,0.U. A. M., Baltimore, Md., 920; jae. Se 3S, Daure to «4 Rsgrveticas Com OREssonaL ComvENti blicans Yesterday a petition citizens was received —Saee>. A. Straker be ited a tras tee ublic Feboois, — the yo ae of J. 8. Brown from second trict. The Commissioners decidrd to place the mat- ter of providing medicines and medical attend- snee to the poor in charge of the Board of Hesith, and furnishing them $8,000 for that purpere. Comm! Dennison left last night for Ohio, to be absent a few days. Commissioner Blow esti absent in Missouri, and will pot return until the first of October. Commissioner Ketcham returned to th's city Pot Disht, after an absence of three days in New ‘ork. The srginecer bas directed that a water main be laid in Jobnson avenue, between S and K and lth and 15th streets, D. 8. Burpett was to-day appointed a ary public by the Commiasioners. The contractor for the improvement of B Street southwest bas been ee ae fae Wooden paveme.. ®t the corner os Mreets. Bnd to remove tne..." eTavel on the sidewalk frem 7th to A4th streets. ‘the contract for suppising the public a werey white and colored, of the District with books and materiais haying been @warde< ‘7 Mesers. Warren Choate for supplying all with the books and stationery necessary for a complete ontfit. The contractor for improving alley between Tth and Sth and © and streets has been di- rected to properly fil an excavation for sewer d relay cobblestone pavement, as re- quired by the terms of contract, otherwise the work will be done by the o-fice of engineer and charged to the contractor. Mr. E.G. Church, in charge of the offi, of board of audit, has changed his pur of re- signing his office. He will cov ne" tm charge as heretofore. The clew’ sin his ~ office learning test be was shen to withdraw, on Saturday Teed & very complimentary letter to Dit, expressing regrets is purpose. Board ef Health, MODIFICATION UF REGULATIONS RELATIVE TO VITAL STATISTICS—REPORT OP THE HRALTR OFFICER—MORTUARY EEPORT—PINANCIAL ETATEMEST. At a meeting of the Board of Health last night report fiom the committee on ordi- vances was adopted, modifying the regulations for collecting the data for vital statistics in ac- cordance with the suggestions submitted by the committee from the Medical Association of the District of Columbia. The report states that physicians required under the eighth regulation to register their names, &c., do so upona license received from a chartered}medical society, or pon a diploma received trom medical schoo! ot institution. The wor?s “physical condition” used in the statute, and embodied in the third regulation, is tobe defized to mean the general hysical condition, whetber healthy or un- Beaithy. Bat in no case will the board require, in the enforcement of this rule, that stck-bod or confidential communications made * ! \ to z° sicians be revealed in the report required y this third regulation. The committee recom- mend that on and after the 15th day of this month, by which time all physicians may ha‘ Fogutared, according to the requirements of the board, the regulation in regard to penalties be rigidly enforced; and that up to that date the regulation with regard thereto, as far as any violations thereof have occurred, and as far as this board is concerned, as prosecators of the same, be not enforced. THE HEALTH OFPICER’s REPORT was submitted for tLe week ending August 20th, showing 3% nuisances abated: 1.0 dead animals removed; 14 causes of death investigated; 5 burials at public expense, aud 411 loads of gar- bage removed. The condemnations were 2,100 crabs, 600 clams, 56 bunches fish, 16 poands pounds veal, 15 pounds routton,7 pounds pork, 127 pounds bacon, 164 bushels beans, one baif bushel beets, 9 dozen cucumbers, 4 egg plants, 3 bushels tomatoes, 235 heads cabbage, dozen corn, 231 watermelons, 1,070 canta- s,&c. The premises corner of Greene lou and Olive street, Georgetown, the property of Wi m. K. Fowler, was declared @ nuisance, and batement ordered; also, the frame build- No. 62 Dumbarton street. MORTUARY RECORD. The weekly statement of the registrar of vital Statistics was submitted, showing the number of deaths at 74; white 29, colored 45. Prominent among the causes of death were diarrhea, dis- evtery, cholera infantum, inanition, consump- tion, trismus nascentium, aud pneumonia. The marriages reported are 7, and births 54. FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TRE BOARD. Mr. Marbury, frem the finance committee, made a report of the financial condition of the board, covering a period between December 6, 1573, to date, showing receipts from the Treasu- Ter of the United States: $20,000 on June 25 and £11 570 July let; making a total of $31,570. Ap- proximate expenses for the current year, $64,400, to be divided equally between the Dis trict and gereral government. Estimated ex- penses for the current year at £4.733 per month, 357,516, leaving an estimated balance at the close of the present year of £6,884. Amount of bills passed and ordered paid since Jaly 1, 1874, not included in amount paid out ot deficiency appropriation, amount regular pay roil for July, amount of poand pay roll for Jal of regular pay roil for August, #2.4 amount of pound pay roli for Angust, $ 10.416 72. sppropriation, 23.28. Amount approp Assembly, 225,000, of which $11,2 expended, leaving a balance dine « Amount of small pox claims filed, ©: 5.3 timated that two-thirds are filed, as the time expires on the instant, and allowing for the er third total, $3,905.03. Balance, 780.29. : | Rear Estate Transrens.—Warner & Stick- ney to Hengy McIntire, lot E, square 363; $19 A. Hyde. trastee, to Daniel Shea, part lot 13 fquare 72; $08.54. Jobn A. Cold to Henry ‘Thomas, part lot 6, block 2, Howard University estate; $1,700. Eliz. V. Welch to L. A. Wood, lot 16, square 949; $1,600. Jas. Williams to Jos. Burpham, lot 59, square 276; $550. Thos. Cross to Frank P. Davis, part lot 2 Jacob D. Wilson to F lot $ ts ing $1,000. A. ‘hompson, part jot A 00. Geo. H. Williams to Samuel M. square 150; $4,047, P rH ixon, lot A; square . J.R. Van Mater to Jetterson W. Davis, square 511, $1,500. Jasper Scott to Jas A. Scott, part lot 12, square 1,097: $1,000. Jas. Price to Jas. A. Scott, part lot 11, square 97 und Slattery to John Corrigan, lo $1,300. ——__»—__ Mezetinc oF Battinoxg Dentists. — The Baltimore Dental Society, Dr. T. 8. Waters, president, Dr. J. Emory Scott, secretary, heid its regular monthly an? it No. 42° North Calvert street last night. The principal busi- ness of the evening was the consideration of the subject of forming & state dental association. Dr. Winder spoke of the importance of incla- ding the profession of the District of Columbia tm this association. Dr. Pa moved the appoint- ment of a committee by the president to confer with the District of Colombia dentists in regard to the matter, which was adopt-d. The chair appointed Drs. Coy, Winder and E. P. Keech as the committee.— Balto. Su —— Leo AMPUTATED.— Yesterday afternoon Drs, dobneon Eliot, Robert aye barony and G.L. Ma- uder amputated the left legof Mr. Andrew Jackson, who was badly injured yesterday by being thrown out of his wagon near the City Hall, as stated in lastevening’s Star. The leg Was taken off between the knee and ancle. His condition was rather critical last night, but he is much improved to-day. . Aw Exquiny.—Eduor Star: If, as Mr. Simon Wolf says, Mr. Abrabam Hart is the best School Trustee the city has ever bad, how is it that the schools of his district have so rapidly detert- orated since he bas held his position? Former- ly the First District carried off the lion’s share of the school honors, but since Mr. Hart’ vent she gets no honors. = First District. Caritot Hitt Buinptne Assoctation.— At the 5ist monthly meeting of the Capitol Hill Building aseociation last night 3,578 was re- ceived, one-third of which was reserved for withdrawals. 29 shares were cancelled at $4 Premium per zhare. —$_—+——— Saxrorp’s Orp-Time Mrssreecs continue to Graw good houses nightly at Odd Fellows" Hall. The excelie..ce of the troupe is univer- sally admitted, and persons going once are sure to go a Performance every evening this week Saturday. and matinee On Tax Own Hoox.—The ex-trustees of county schools are iD ‘examina- tions of ‘applicants for ips count) ~ebools at then former place of meeting, in Tk street. —— If 1s REPORTED that more than one bi people have been cured of rheumatism in ths mol by the use of Durang’s ee medy- ——_—__-ee--—___ Svcsricrovs Deata ov A PoriosmaN.—A memter of the Tremont police force, Denice) M. Brown, was taken ill a few days since and was attended by the police Pee tt ving an sffimative answer, about its yg from which it The case of He ©. Brown, charged with embezzlement, wascalled and continued. ©. Bard, Friday. Jobn Janney and Delawan Jones, charged 2 with assault and battery with intent to kill _ Henry Butler on the 25th of July corner of Sd and G streets southwi Mr. Harrington prosecuti The Markets. Browning for defence. Butler testified in ver ah tizmenn September 2.—Virginli peelers, stemmenng voice that Janney cut at him with | o:'morte pe coneet 8 - Bs mia’, maor, gta Aim one or two wounds, « a cael ian: Ady 18; do.y new, 10; do. be — rou: 1) asa you! " Tonge SANPe, «ill the s— of a b—; I yondont mitlicgne is _ Qesetien—ss How did you get away?” reas ithe —Wh-wh-whon he ave th-the last e-c- 8@L23; No. amber western, 30; red Maryiand, 1.9 @i cat witnesses testified that | do. white, 120@1 $0. Corn—whi Butler came in very angry and drow a razor | scilow souhers, Sty mixed western, 80. steam car would have ra and cut at Janney, and Jones interfered, and | 8nd in good demand; prices unchanged. quiet but for him. Junney would have been cut in two. pve ces S8Gw). = TRE Feovunes, atet The izy returned a verdict of guilty. be a ce Robert Kollins, assault and battery; nolle 18% @i7. 15. Western vcbauged. C.ifee nominal. Petr dal) and e:tirely nominal—crude, a @is. proe. bur ined 11 o’clock to- | jenw The court wae adjou = Whiskey firmer, 1.03. Sngar unchangad. morrow, a cases v Vor«. mbor 2.—Btocks active, Money, ane sof Wm. Garrett, charged with as- aw 3 a : ; bault with intent to kill; Henry Himber, asenult | {. Gold, #4. | Hxcha ge, long, 487; short, 482s and battery, and Wm. Benton, bargiary, wili tw York, September, ¢—Flour dail and an- called to-morrow. P N vanged. Wheat qvict and unchanged, Cora quiet Potice Count—Judge Dawron. and steady, 3 if Elizabeth Nogent, swearing; £3. Anna Di ante, Saree 2 ee eee ns, same; $3. Anna Pumphrey, same; $3. | THORS! ocr cent. Conssia fF money, 92s jenry Hague, failure to close bar on Sanday; | {ties te 3s Pos cen. Cor ferred, 52. $20. ‘Wm. Streets, a boy vagrant; workhouse | “Loxpon, Beptumber 2, m.—Wris, 1% 2u days. Kandall ‘Henson, disorderly conduct; | Loxbox, Septomber 2,3 p.m —Erie, 3 ce $5. Eliza Lowry, @ vagrant and prostitate; | p tches quote rentes at 6) france #centimes. workhouse. Frank Whitney and Catherine | | Loxpon, September 2, 3:9 p tbe aAté of dis- Acres, loud and boisterous; $3 each. Geo. Hall, | Count in omen seeing mao nth pile is 211-16 same; $10. Francia Covle, trespassing upon ® | Pato ns ian of ballion ¢oeak ee fogs park; $5. Columbus Winkleman, cursing: $10. | on balance to-day Is 23,00), gfe wnaesy Harry Christman, felting on Sunday; $3)—an eee. . appeal taken. Eliza Stanton, charged w * grand larceny of dishes and’ furniture; dis- | yw. eae QSATHER. = Bimed. | Maria Dent, threats against anna | WAN DitiscroaD Gnbere 2 aetna t "AyNS; to keep the peace. ite, Pi 1 gt] Test of | alias Mary O'Dell, interfering with Oficer Ua: | ok gpabti\ctas During the rest “of Wedaesday ruthers in discharge of his duty; $10 and costs. | ture wiin fotlowed Frank Whitney, same charge; dismissed. Jas. | by falling pre . Singleton, larceny of a cost and pair of shoes; | ester! winds and partiycloady weather. For tne cast dismissed. George fer, assault and bate | eee ee uatiOnery tere eee een’ horthoast: licious trespass; $20, Wm. Thomas, assault on ds and cleer weather. For the lower Missouri Officer Grant; $50 and costs. Frank Whitney, ree monet oi cing b assault and battery on Joseph Lee. This was e | t:mperature, northerly wind rude assault and battery together, in the day time; $50 and costs, or 0 days in jail. Mary O'Dell, swearing; $3. Sandy Bratch, William ratte Mankins and James Riley; drank and disorder. ral 1y in Georgetown; Mankine disialased, and the portion of Lake Bnperior. or the lower others each. james Waters, a vagrant, region, | a barome . ae ree te Se ae 1) Wibsietness sateen) nee sete eee em — — caterly winds and generally clear weather. Fret GE oO Gg E T oO wn ae middle states, northerly winds backing to south- RGET : west ard southeabt, slight Fiso in temperature aud Sroren Goons IpENTIFIED.—Rev. James | S°DCFslly clear weathry | | Nelson, who-e house was robbed some weeks since during the absence of h’s family, re- turned to the city yesterday evening, and to-day identitied an overcoat and some other goods which were fonnd by the police in a second- hand clothing store in Murder Bay, where Peter’| Parker, colored, had sold them fora mere tritie, = getting $5 for an overcoat which is worth 245. Gratn TRADE.—Tho schooner J. Steward ar- rived to-day trom Baltimore with 5,600 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro.,and the schooner ——, from Baltimore, with 5,000 bushels do. for A Tue A. ©. Goss Persvay Case.—The case of A.C. indicted for perjury in the United States court, will have a day fixed for trial on Monday next. The perjury is alleged to have been committed in the case of Mrs. W. S. Gosa against certain insurance companies to recover insurances upon the life of her husband, #mounting in all to $25,000. Mre. Goss recos- ered & verdict inst the Mutnal Life Insare ance company of New York for €5,000 upon her hushand’s death. The companies denied that the barned body found in a burnt buildin; the York road was the body of W. S. Goss. - H. Herr, and the canal boat Hattie and Bes- | Subsequently Goss’s brother in-law, W. E. Ua- sie, with hels wheat and 100 barrels | derzook, was convicted of the murder of W. flour for No Jes reported. ALEXANDRIA. In Tue Ricnt Cavaca, put Wrone Pew. Seott Goss, near West Chester, in Pennsyl- nia. To sustain the indictment the United States will have to prove that the dead body found in the ashes of the Baltimore county house after it was burnt, was not the body of ; or that the body of the man alleged to On Sunday night last a ‘young gentleman of | GOss; or t of Alexandria, betng in Baltimore. wieited a pro pile gat age Laid i oagrenrngg oe Uy inent church on Lexington strect. As he on- | Tivtvat.tn: was the bode of Woe tered the vestibule he was greeted by the sex. | West Chester, w nots orkdencs ta heen heed ton with the request for the list of hymns for | 1" that case the whole evidence — evening worship. To this peculiar solicitation he responded in a courteous yet decisive nega- tive. To complete the embarrassment of our unobtrusive visitor, the obdurate baadle, in his very teeth, eprung the signal upon the organist sloft, and Mr. —tound his quiet entrance to the church, signalized by an animated volun. tary and the concentrated gaze of the congre- gation. Poor man, bis troubles were not over yet, for he had taken his seat buta few mo- ments, when the stolid beadle stalking up tho aisle once more, accosted him with oficial bre- vity, “Are you going t preach?” (ar friend, finding thé matter growing bilious, at once brought the affair to «crisis by erymg out with no uncertain sound, “I’m no preacher.” | ile to slow tittering. © trae preac! and at last things looked lovely.] Mosny anv Gey. HUNTON.—Gantlemen ust returned from Warrenton state that the ‘ort that Col. Morby now favors the election vt Gen. Hunton is incorrect, amd that the Ool- ene] will use all his influence in behalf of Mr. Barbour. O&GANIZING GRANGRS.—Mr. T. Trodway, Prince Edward county, waa in this city to-day, ou his return from Goresville, Loudoun county, where he yesterday instituted a lodge of Gr ers, and where he conferred upon E.G. Co: thority to institute other lodges in that will have to be gone over.— Halt. Sun, 2d. Tue Bescugse Scanpat.—The New York Times of yesterday says that so threadbare has the subject now become that even the local or- gans of the combatants on both sides have little to say in relation to the case. It is by no means certain, however, that the qnestion has been finally disposed of. Moulton's statement is expected on Wednesday or Thursday, after which Mr. Tilton will sum up the case in a | Yoluminous document, and then, by the time the public bave got through with these state- ments, the case will be broaght into the courta, and all the evidence already taken, and a great deal more, will be again brought to bear apon the subject. It is stated that among the doca- ments which will be published in Mr. Mou!ton’ fortheoming statement will be a letter from Mr. Beecher, written on the 28th of July last, which contains some important passages. It is believet that very many of the letters which are to ap- pear in’ Mr. Moulton’s and Mr. Tilton’s prom- ised publications will compromise the reputa- tion of parties whose names Lave not yet beca publicly mentioned in connection with the casa. ‘GITY ITEMS. Doorky's Yeast Powder is the cheapest, bat He will go to Fairfax county to-mor- | not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant organize « lodge tn that county and may | Biscuits, Ruils. &c. prepared in a few minutes. establish on his return. bananas KgsiGxxp.—Capt. Win. Poor, one of the old- | Hackwryen Docror-raLK.—“All has been est and best steamboatmen ou the river, has ra- signed his position as commander of the steara- beat City of Washin one of the f done that can be done,” says the physician when he gives up a consumpt.ve patient aud retires from the field. Not so, goo’ friend—not that ply between this city and Washington, and | so. Nothing, comparatively, has been done, if Capt. John Wood has been appotnted to fill the | 7a1e's Honey of Horehound and Tar has not been vacancy. Ci Themas ‘ravers will take mescribed and pereeveringly administered. t the patient take the case into his ow: hands, and ure the remedy that Nature and clence have turnish t never falls. Ache Drons—Care in ove minute. Easy Feet, &c. The labor imposed upon the feet is as una- voidable as daily walks are indispensable to health, and that the care and attention given them should be commensurate with the duty they perform is being more fully appreciated each succeeding year, and it isa well-knowo fact that many eminent pbysicians, surgeons, and thousands of other wellknown personages, patronize Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. Treasury, where Corns are removed without pain, so the shoe | can be worn with ease, and Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, &c., are relieved and cured without loss of tims to the patient. A large patronage enables charg- ing the moderate fee of €1 per visit. Ottice bours from 8 @m.toép.m. Established im Washington, D. C., in 1861. Capt. Wond’s place as pilot on the same boat.— Gazette, et. —+see- Tur Jersey City Cuvecn ScaAnpaL.—The New York Tribune of i Sage: says, wit reference to the examination ot Key. John 8. Glendenning, of Jersey City, on a charge of bastardy, on Monday last, that ex-Mayor B. F. Sawyer appeared before the justice in behalf of the brother and relatives of Mary E. Pomeroy. Afterward Mr. Glendenning made his apper- ance, accompanied by the Hon. Chas. H. Win- field, one of bis counsel. The accused was as calm as usual, and in an easy manner greeted a number of his triends ashe passed. Mr. Saw- 1", presented a written statement from Alfred 8. Pomeroy, a brother of the deceased, setting forth that Mary Pomeroy having died, it was impossible to produce her as @ witness; and her affidavit, on which her suit had been Legun, not being legal evidence, he had dectded to abandon the suit, assuming charge of the ch.ld himself. He concluded by affirming bis belief in the dying dec'aration made by his sister, charging r. Glencenning with the paternity of the child. Mr. Sawyer made # short address after the statement was read, alleging as an addi- | tional reaeen for abandoning the present suit, that it wonld cost more to secure an allowance to maintain the child than the expense ot maintenance. He added that the ease would be met in a higher court. Mr. Winfeld said his client was in court ready to make any allegation that might be made, and he wanted the trial to proc atonce. Ha had pien y of evidence to prove that the so- called dying statement was a lie, and he pro- poved to have the instigators of the indigna ion meeting indicted for conspiracy. Mr. Sawyer said he had not come to talk of the meeting or defend it, but in answer to counsel for defense AGENCY Por Usiversiry Mepictyes has ro- moved to Jos. W. Nairn’s, corner of Peansylva- nis avenue and 9th st. Almanacs free. tep3 a MOR® work, better work, and a greater va- riety of work can be doue on the Wheeler and Wilscn Sewing Machine than on any other. ie convinced of this by calling at No. 461 Penney! vania avenue. 7,231: THR NaTioNAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each calender month. Banking hours,9to4. Satardays,9 to 4and 6 tos, 273, 1416 — he would ‘read afidavita made by the persons | el Vhecen Heres Be ewINe cece ae Onan | merge nag ses Rogers Bolter aba t gy mp set | Baam’s hoopskirt and corset Tih street, fort @ truth of the allegation. ter some telligencer building. e sharp words between the counsel, in which Mr. | 2 he ead Winfield aileged that the father of the child lived on the other side of the bridge—an alla- sion to Mr. Glendenning’s house—Justice Al- ridge stated that he was compelled to relewe : Mr. Glendenning’s bondsmen, as the overseera | Were o of the poor had abandoned the suit, and, so far nd Barometers are repaired aud made to orderby Hempler near 4% street. ———- TER SINGER SEWING MACHINE sates of18]2 $219,660. 12-8, wtf THE COMMUNITY at iarge ap) te the use- as bis court was concerned, there was nofurther | gainess ger’s Sewing ie charge aguinst Mr. Glondenning. Mr. Glou- | meee oe Singer's Sewing Machine. 1,5 <n @ Wi.l soon institute suit for slander and URCHELL’S Tererrty Dearn or a CaiLp. STANDARD SPRING LEAF TEA. FRESH IMPORTATION, bout 3p. ig dot, : HIGHLY FLAVORED! § STRONG AND SWEET having with her one of her children, Kobert, 21 a Gasieg wacbomes pring it who, bave months old. While the mother was engaged fe | Sea Yo 61.3f por youna for conversation, the child playing about too strung, use leas fn the drawing. Went into the water-closet, but was to | itis of origmal color,such ag is used for making A trial wit ite merits, B. W. BURCHELL, 133 angit-colit” Rwoacen thas It ves a Bu. he might have gone.» mother called ieee M OSES DAMB WINE OF THE woops. VEGETABLE CATHARTIO AND TONIO, Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, &e, Bioop Pvatvrex anp Liver InvicoRaton, Being © pleasant Purgative needed by old S7A contract has been awarded to a Boston to directions, and if you are not bene- for the erection of the soldiers’ monument from &: Tork. "Tho work wid oost $35,000. Porata denne rt ev Miss H ne George own Advertisements, (Caner! car EDUCATIONAL. __ EDUCATIONAL. menianie — sie FRENCH ano PLain, | Mf in epee September seh Sor setae OREO CHOU Cupla® DITRIOE OF WHOLESAL AND Barait. 107 D street. bet Ast and Bi streets, r0p2-3 * | Sbeectotnnmionn Mavufscturea by Cum ia aca key, x Zee! Ingten apd Geor got: J. ©. NIOHOLS, ts third pear Sepermber Nn sleet 1817 Goren he ust 31 te Bepteeh eug?9-1m 59 High street, Georgetown. | bin streets between P aud 2. SVE, at (Be tollowing paces : : wil ONDAY steck of INITIAL » Firet District—Fr 0 Betonte fhe Coupty oO spplication wt the nearest school. A new of circular. etc., ob Pin rict. Sepoot Bout PAPEBS, of the Intest styles sate | Tere Dierree etleck Schoo! Building Fou th Distr ict—Jeferson Be! Baliding at os, Srcond- head Bobcel Books | oun <u ost ox: | ™. om Tuesday, Beptoat t follwing dags, changed, 5 @kORG) we. AD Re ee ee | Paptie. wil be stated te tae Seni ® Sornee “ 7 ad tew choote « GP ARPS SLE oNoikige QEORARTON | Rosine’ sa decreeioww me mi Hon i the Potomacy Wetnepay « Beptem hurt Sat botclock emake GEN ¥ EH E —_eo 1 ~ Beesbers witi meet for instruction as follows het street, betwee. -» san of September, eae ae po. os Ist aad Prospect st y iat, SA TUB- Pare - W “—- Reboot Bodine, SAT- freee Bhool Building, SAT- Pe GEORGETOWN ‘Third Street Batldiog, FRIDAY, Soptember 4, SELECT SCHOOL FOR ToURG Mt Street Kes D * fast bet wery Mis VE. TB and © Siree's, Bouth. of SB = iON Dor 4B YV will resume the duties AY, Sept. 7th, B57 UB AAW ESTABLISGMENT. ‘With ent sea sproved the bese talect to be bea Inthe oo PP’ ef beseaber Ih, 0PM 2s en Seca repeestite iar cure aim weliBOD, L119 | sSeCeD ay Wpctscre SF Mens Bane! ie thi t as may have been our repa- | 3° sorshweet. -- —— | ing. ‘ in the 5 ~_ «ian ERL SCHOOL, G tree. b»- | cCoUrnr e. OUR MoTTO Is EXCELSIOR # Tween 41h and Sv streets —Oorpe of Teschers: | Frenk lip Boil. € bert, 3PM In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shawis, Ore German Profrstor sud two competent Ameri- | By orcer f é | an gg » Ribbons, &c, &¢., Gent's Coat- can Isdies, non-confessional GEORGE F_MCLELL Pretdeme Pants, and Vests. Tuition: @1 80 and $3 per mouth JONN EG ORS, Secretary ola eae At home to eve: from 7a, m. antil = a ‘Trustees: S. Wolt, A. Echmedtie, ant MH. F ~ = — — tid etsunbed tan send cnet | AppliaKineesived atthe Kehoe Sk re, | KLPECATION no" Pai jons: oe at chool, a country. Mverybody comes gee “Wim the | froma m.t03 p.m, = wool oe FOR BEAL LIFE _iyS-tr “srgets ORS T ERY), ST MATTHEW s FEY ACADEMY “SCORED aT THE ~ SAVINGSB .=x s ROCHIAL SCHOOL, 5 | eaataaas he SATINGSS aNK, p.0., | Cor anctea Ry aes Crome, S15 NGTON BUS oi nies 4 Web street. will reopen the FIRST MONDAY IN | ihrough « course of instruction ant tra “8. “Goncral Banking ¥ cinq tgerem PALE on HoWseo caivensity. made on ail 80% sible pointe, a —" years of usuater- days, Mondays. The Foil Te of thie University opens the y many of the H. P OukiNHORN, Presid Theological, Law, Normal Oclloge, and Preparato- bet autial citivons of the District H.W. BABRETT ,ognee BOBS, ent. | ry PTEMBER (ont) 6 Directors. * ~e - olkinhorn, Dow! hell, at the begian! Tixtry Disteos Etoopes Fees, in the Boacding | SI—tbe most fay Biley A.Sbinr, Hartiey, Thos. Keowles. | Hall, is parable monthly, in advance. New arrange. | sbipe are issued at ance. FARAT ORY DEPART: 1 this de partmest who bi ments have been mado for keeping snd managing this ball, with Mr. N.C 6, Whe will charge $12 per month for board. In the Academical ‘TION IN PBIOKS.—To enabie us to R é, Fable insis egoal monthl) inataiments; or if paid at titne «f ent: m ya y the yg aarter, (thres a q fran 9 a.m. to: wities for young gen- eon the ages f 2 wad 6 to 9B. Thursday, and Prod Cleve stock ent the tuition (3) TF, @i2; room rent | Division in Arithmetic. Defore meovieng pA = ct gen aud foel—fail tera, rip oiler site is Bisixees DaraktNENT.—Stndonts received to Pa see, ‘SELL RVERYTHNG AT REDUCED term, $12; total for te $51 Pie cererianct whe Reve gone througe Besimal : sical Department no ‘Our stock is large, and rT for Eli nited time, @1 sureQonauin MICE,” Bpaahcit fect racial mu bthly” funtatinonta oe je-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. paidat time of entering. Year scholarahips, ———————————— ring RAILROADS. AND OHIO RAILROAD. SUNDAY, Juxx 3, 1374, FROM w. ’e a ASHINGTON CITY. Béttio: he special informat: ad met OHe MULANGSTON Acting Preadwt. RD UNivERsiTy, Washingin, D.C» AUR ba hl angi est ned for men. women, aud youths who and Way Stallone, o. w : Sre cugeged duriug the Gay, bur device’ s business m., Baltimore, An Oranberry and ATIONAL UNIVERSITY—Law D n , = Way Stations co Main Berm, and Weshlagen Fifth arnual seesion opens Monday, Bepte a. | Spcsth m ABPLIcaTio: FS howid be made at the College of- Be ber 7th, under the instruction of Professors fice, corner 7th and L streets northwest. Conmumma- Wedgwood, J Casey, and Arthar MacArthnr. | Dicationesheulé be addrenend te ure room, 427th street. ang29 6t” ‘euais Im B.C BPBNOBK. President, ({FORGETOWN INSTITUTE Fou Burs, 12s Britge stress ILTON SCHOOL FOR BO The eighteenth ac nual aeaise opens heptomber zen, | MI Pf Besides Bi BALE SWEET. Principal. beter ys e mgd No. 30, corner of Gay and oy “2 = (THOR, SEATON DONOHO. he ® tention of parents who interest of thetr ckfidren in Tee thie new improved ) precti- PAN Udy cording more plotesnt. vapid’ aud re- lisble the preerces of pupils. By their wivance= petic Fear. ta the Mert the trecher would be judged. A uative of Burderiana Wa bington, well Known to 8 large portion tember. 1874, he 31, | of ite hore etd elaew here reotentand 4tb, and &ch of September. at the achool-rovtn, front Isywall,” *Moeue,” and other tf Loc, Box 139. Otrevlare ce Beleetyees ee { pupils beiog alread a ons. 0 ie troulars af allanty e's > re wu pile tel ren geaed, cert hester, Hagerstown, Frederick, | Store, Bntrance to school room through the orth sugiication ts me ortant, se the acbose Nimited, eS ned ‘Way Ststions,( via Metro- gate, aha ee Tt o Sree -— iene, ouaate i have ae oe a , - , mrs Beltinere and ming MONDAY, Beproniber 7th, 5. INO. THOMSON, aye ening oat See Principal, can be seen at the Academy cago. &. Louts, Goutevitie, Qtnoin. | Principal. can be soen at ¢ Sist [Be 16 mus. Sanduexy, Door Park, Borke- nA solicitous of obtaining and decrving after Monday, & q rmission, to Rex hn , Rockville, Hagerrtown, Pull- a au Cin Se a ae oe Breakfast ai Graton. \EORGETOWN OOLLEUE, D.0- cay; Join Saagiine more and Way Station. . 2 on &'Go WB. Webb. Jha Cartell mpittebarg, Rockville, Point of Becks, | studies will be resumed in the CLASEICAL D3- | Brevt,Jchn B. Nits MW Gels ten arinsburg, B-rk«ley Springs, Camberian PABTMENT on © Coppolly, 2 T. BK. Plant, J. Goltet orough as ot Mationa on Metropolitan road. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1<r. Brot, and othe acct? 2ewim SUNDA HS. For the greater convenionce of day echolare from ICELAND BOARDING AND DAY 80HOOL Baltimore and Wap an ete a. m,, 1.00. Washington, the morning exercises wiil begia at a Rr FOR Bos, — _ £.48,and 7.30 p m. quarter before nine, 168 Lanvale Sire For Balwmore and Kelay—7.30 @. m. 9047.09 | the scuOOL UF PHILOSOPHY will reopen o2 BaLtinonr, Bev.—8 09.9, m. and 7 p.m, ig agile WM. D. MABTIN, A M.. Petocipal. sure — m2. 6 Lectures w ~ = ue, au Trains’ Siop at Viaduet Hotel, Relay | bei fy pene Rishth Annual Sorsion commenc +s September i ‘ation. » IST 4. For farther information apply at the Balti=ore Fall corps of comprtent and experienced Teach- and Obio Ticket Offices, Washiagton Station, ane For further pe Acccnucdattus unsur pamsed 486 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be | O00 tt PP. BeaLr, 2.3 nd for Uateicng acgltim akon for Baggage to be checked @ad reocived at 123 10t_ P_REALY,S.J3., S¥Lxor wave — Oy os EB Sita’ " [<8 COSTIGIN WILL OPEN A saLKot | SY” Corn, of £ . t Montgomery &i Eee deeates eect esmreraton | MGBuQUEr gran bys grnsecsttiaee | Oreo Be coe ant Bloomers na 5 . 7 ; DAY in Yember, ow ¢ tol Hull ae far be retefol for the «nc « r GRO.8. KOONTZ, Geni Ageat, 57%8_ | intcrmation seply at 144 A's i ZT au= | Lvil Reopen ny acabeme on MOR Sat eee BALTIMORE & POTOMAG KAILROAD | PiuESON INSTITU ter 7th. Bumber Imited. Private | a in Dgrot cornxex 6TH AND B< TREATS N. W After June 23th. 4 BELEGT ULaseic AND MATHEMAT. ad ov ening classce at che sob: CAL EORVOL FUR BUY 1874, trains will run as foils: TRAINS LBAVE KOK TRAINS ARRIVE Fovrressts Srazer, Barwe awe K, be Book Stores, or at my reai- s:3PAL TIMOR. WASHIN( sapiens vst om} agence the wo) — mos northern ex- e188. rr au The Twenty foursh Ams 3 » 2 HABLES B. UESE. ry *. : x Y, the *Li OOD INS 7 a 0 s,m, Aecommoda-/8:39 Fest Line Bae — h Sodue ate: | GLEN Woon INSTITUTE, mp. y ye . aily = m., Limited = 7 New Yo laity ex. Sunday, Par 105 ger train. f September. Tuition, #35 per quar For informe: nddrees OHAS B YOUNG, Pric {Rep end Obroo } 10:40. m.,Accommoda op dally ox. Sanday. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES. SENDO Woon wi on TUESDAY. September Ut 3:40pm, 5 4 street horthwest. Besituuce 987 I ose tally, os, Scnday.| daly, ex. Sanday. pole = = = t1/ul retired 5 for Pittebure, 5: ™m., Accominods ; rey atlas ret : Omncinwstte nd South: lone ex Scuday” Re ee Eee cus evewns, ct discipline, aud home com- wont, . For the 9:35 'p, m., daily, from ; Speers , North “"datiy, excepi|, Hattmore and tue wost WILL RFOPEN HEE DAY SCHOOL Saturday, 6 m.. Soutuore MON Sept. 21, angers 0 p.m. for Philadel-| Bxpr: in, daily, | 7:95 p.m. . |acoommoda-| tion to Baltimore daily except Sunday MOLD, Rew Jansey, NVISCUPAL INSIITUTE—T.s well-tu w 208 p_ m., daily, New “4 echeo! for Boys is BBMOVED fro 0 tha Cea h Sim A.G OHAMBEES, York Night Express. | ofthe Kpiphany to the Hall over Nos, 17)9 asd (UU SIVERE TY OF Vinginia, gZraine leaving W seni on Mon at Ss. m. LaW DOEPARTMAST 3:40 Weduceeday and Friday aud arity ©. Li D., Prof-Qum, sui § Savspt Bundy’ connect at Bowls with tonics ios or terms *ppiy at H, LL D.. Prof. Bau Pope's Creek , leaving Eowie at 10 0 L, KNISH ¢, D.D. Toteriun o's D. t,, arriving at Pope's Crees at 1 K 1, 1874. and m. ‘Trains leaving Wesbington st 5:35 9. m. ant 240 p.m, couuect at Odenton with trains for Au Srriving at Washington st 10:40 «. rm. snd 8:55 p. m., connect at Bowie with trains trom Pope's Creek line, Paseongers lonviig thotr orders at Ticket 0 aorthwest corner of 13th street aod Pennssly, Avenne, northwest cor ner é:h strest and Pewns: tia aveuge, can have their baggage called for Checked at hotels and rosicences to all points or Canam a) to Wor Wek ersity of Virgl cretary Faculty. M if A dics ard Olid” THUESDAY, hep Cbtained at te Bo Principal 51336 0 mber doth poketore, or by apply! a mmenee 7 on seaston wl. ov PTEMBER 1, b ‘a aud SEOLGET. WN PRM INALY Boarding and Day teboot 9 tamer Kathi of life, or to enter the higher college classes, snd West. Through tickets to_Cincirnatt, Colum Ho ©5 Btodcara street come : <1 i a ite Dumber of boarding pupils con be ac. Sa ag eg SE EES the FaMigS LIPSOOME, Principal. °°" | Somme Xe femal of le P.fucipals and nas, 7 ad e Fa! ason of this Instir m will open J pointe East, West, orth ent South. Say whoneepey an ao gee gti te bom the teachers will exercise a care- E. 8. YOUNG, Gen'l Pass’r Agent. apastt | SOrPS Of tem hore. Sataloguce apply to the ‘ipal Pri MAfEEW 000 Institore, School for both sexes, i Trustees, members ot the *& cessible by Philadel Rsi'road. The course Science and the Classic LIDG + Concordvili climate, locaked on the ‘en incorpo hb of the Baltimore and Ohio ander the cars of a of Friends.” I and Baltimore Central study embraces Busi ist U874oxxnsvivanta novrel874 NORTHWEST, teeter Trains eave as follows: Waanin zton.. yy es io wld =. 5:60 pm. oS. 7:38 TGE GhbaT D@UnLE THAOK ReuTE, with aut Be since State-room Day anc Sight ars, wits monhers ima o hundred miles saved bout 18 miles from W several daily trains. ‘@ aud board, appiy to the Prin- L.B. ALLEN, AM , Pri . WASHINGTON CATLEET, kere, L4¥ SCHOLL oF THE 26 for thete Sew York. ; i struetions ‘The i-83 a.m. daily excent Sanday, Socthwes:, | CNAVERSITY ©F GEORGETOWS, eat an Alm Se eee Curae | whe nest tem of Gis Sule Weiepmiane an Greve Rev BICH, *'D , seisers- purrano. | REERESPAY,cctober?, i574, with the fol own, Ma eld ase hen 5 >. | Feculey: = ; e. JUDGE GEORGE W. PACOHAL, P474Psco FEMALE issTITUTE, ‘Tickets by this route oan be procured at the oftoe | The Low of Heal Pr pris, Plewdine. Beidomce, AE Se a Ath strect ay : rents, an Criminal Law and the S Governmen a. a2 Barrimone, Mo : enue, cute OBRISTOP. LL. is Tnstitu'e has bese in operation for thirty: Setional Hotel, where reliable tnformation will by | Personal troper'y, Contracts, Marsa Lavo | eight years, The member « ts limited, Its “Pemengets precuring dike Gt ieee Domestic Kelations and the Doctrine of Beci'y location is pre-eminently healthy, ts cor trel, and is og reper ym ood in Paisce Oars for Onioage . juffalo. ED, b. YOUNG, Goueral Passenger Agent, don embraces Lectures, B-ct- pon the several tities of jusrations of actual Court eerily reached by railn Wasbington cits, “by Baltimore, Bid. Practice. For Circulars aire _— Application for information, either in person or MES. R.B. ASOHBR. LEXANDBIA & WASHINGTON &. B | >? letter, may be made to ths Secretary, abo #i!) b Sugi-me fim Ellicott City PO Moryiaud. A resent atthe College hail, Gonrzage Law Building, - oad 25 F street, Weenington, daily: from 5 to7 p. MYER, TARDINEL, uo Wasim 24-1010 B.'T. HANLEY, Sec. of the Facal'y, Perby feopens ber French, Bug wen Boardin, a Ds and Children, Bept. 17-8: i ih strest,corner K, wil mence its Fourteenth Annual Session SEPTEMBER OBDENTOWN (N.J.) FEMALI tb. Please cailafter September 6th. augil-im' B 7 inet a. Hamny ST, SINCENT's SCHOOL corner ton and @ Sa ci spe most ceretaliy on best -sustained inetitot! in the Se. sdrew Ber. JOHN H- BLAKELEY, Ph. AlBWwick SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIE® a urder the care cf the Bistars of Charity, will be: 01 MONDSY, Auga-t 3st. Force ooo re vested to send thetr children promptly. wng20 2 Roe ACADEMY, EA tn rear of Dr- Suniderland’s Chur, 436 s¢.m 90 For terms, “* Addrees 7 tember sh TaD aa ney mete T | mactsiy” Conte's PMG Apne Gorse tee la, teow sea eral bare gone | _ BOOKS, STATIONERY, &, writers. : ast . Sel ing, Riemane }» MOHUN & CO., sFeclaltiea.? "70" thows who desigu to eater siese ‘o BOOKSELLERS AXD STATIONERS, 2016 PexnstLvaNia Avenvn, Hours from 9 to 8. = a Crandeli’s year, FALL STYLES, 1574. NOW OPENING. GENTLEMEN'S FALL STYLE DRESS HATS, ew gator one Pee OV» to cor. a. auemtr 2 5. §5._ reer mir-eaees ; Jug without abort au o\ wear ‘and fete “on GAURRS BEAM PiB SRORS, ang36-ty = pe Y's ORIGINAL