Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1874, Page 4

Ford’ ard “My Odd Fe stre ~ The gr investig ‘The Sovereign Grand Council of the Sons of Jonadad will bold its annual session in this city, sommencing to-morrow. (micer Joseph Stone was taken sudden'y ill on Satarday night while patroling his beat, in the sevesth precinct. Heald Officer Keene was presented with a beavy gcid shield on Saturday last by the sani tary inspectors under bis charge. Last évening a two-year old colored infant was found on the steps of the Children’s hos- pital, © street, near 9th. It was properly cared for. A writ of ejectment has been served ov Mr. J. B. Lord by order of Assistant District Attor- ney Birney, for the recovery of the i7th street wharf property to the use of the District. ‘The grounds surrounding the Agricultural department never looked more charming than at present. An early morning walk is the best time to enjoy a visit there. Detectives Miller and McDevitt arrested Charles Kenner, colored, on Saturday on the charge of stealing about $00 in money from Richard Burges : . ‘The National Grand Lodge of A. O. G. T. will meet in the of Cleveland, Obio,on next Wednesday. A. H. Bradley, Grand Repre- sentative ard D. D. G. M., of this city, will leave here to morrow to attend the meeting. ‘On Saturday Detectives Miller and McDevitt succeeded in recovering a gold watch, valued at $1€0, that waa stolen from the room ot Mr. Rich- ard Frasier, of Virginia, while stopping at the American house, a short time since. Yesterday morning Officers Teeple and Mc- Namara arrested a colored man named George Davis on suspicion of being the party who com- mitted the rape on a colored girl, apout six Weeks ago, near Cold Springs, Prince George's county. The National Base fall Ciub left here this morning for a brief tour through Del: nia, and New York, and during play some of the prominent ama- teur clubs of the country. Ov? POR SYRACUSE—Departure of Company . WL. 1, Yesterdey.—At 5.50 p. m. yesterday Company D, W. L. I, took their departure via the Baltimore and Potomac railroad for Svra- cuse, New York, to pay a friendly vigit to the Sumner Corpsof that city. The company left their armory on 7th street near L, at 4 p. m., under an escort composed of the President’ Mounted Guard and company E, ist regiment, Corcoran Zouaves,) accompanied by the jarine Band and the Corcoran Zouaves Band. ‘The route was by ith to M t, along M to 13th, down 13th to Pennsylvania avenue, alon, the Avenue to 6th street depot. On the mare! down the Avenue the line was photographed by Gardner. At the depot they were met by Capt. Habreman’s artillery company, and a large pumber of friends who had assembled to see them off. The company numbers fifty men, and is commanded by Capt. F. N. Carver and Lients. W. E. Dennison and B. P. Palmer. sides the Marine Rand ef thirty-six pieces, Col. Robert {. Fleming, commanding the Ist Tregi- ment, ard the following members of his staif accompanied the excursionists: Capt. D. McCatbran, Capt. J. H. Thomason, Lieut. George Wooldridge, quartermaster; Surgeon H. A. Leach, Quartermaster Sergeant John Stew- art, and Hoepital Steward William Thomas. A number of honorary members went on the trip, and the party numbers in all 125 persons. They arrived st Harrisburg at 12:15 last night. ‘They were to leave there at 4 o'clock this morn- ing for Elmira, where they wil! be met and wel- comed to the Emp're state by Lisatenant Crow- ley, quartermaster of the Sumner Corps. From Elmira they go to Watkin" (len. and thence by steamer on Seneca lake to Geneva, where they will be joined by Lieutenants Chase and War- ner of the Summer Corps, From Geneva they 1 go by special train direct to Syracase, where they will arrive this evening, and, under the escort of their entertainers, the Samner Corps, will march to the armory of that organi- zation, where they will be received and wel- comed by the mayor, common council and oth- ers, in an address by the mayor of the city, who will extend to them its hospitalities. Their quarters during their stay in Syracuse will be at the Syracuse House. ‘To-morrow there will be s grand military pa. rade of the “ist regiment New York state miii- tis, the Sumner Corps, and Company 1), and review by General Fleury and staif, after which @ grand banquet will be given. An excursion on Onondaga lake and river is arranged for Wednesday, and on Thursday they will go to Niagara, whence they will return in time to leave Syracuse on Friday for home. The return trip will be varied by a visit to Watkins Glen, arriving here Saturday morning, the 12th in- stant. DING ASSOCTATI rT tention is Tae New Br Ozcas: the meeving at M ‘9th and lth etree’ To Be called to i's Hall, E street, between bis evening at 7 o'clock, to complete the organization of the new co- Operative building association on the same principle as that of the Franklin and others. Many persons in this city to-day own the homes they live in, who have been enabled to purchase through the assistance of these associations. A member who desires to pur- chase a certain house, atm! it is offered by the owner for say $5,000—on time—deterred notes at © Or 7 per cent. per annum, for three or five years. Should the owner, however, finally be offered twenty-three, twenty-fuur or er five hundred, cask in hand, he would readily accept—thus saving £50 or $700. Now the member goes to a regular meeting of his assoct- ation and “ purchases” the amount required to pay for the house cash, which amount, with the premium bid added thereto, is divided into 120 installments, payable monthly. Should the sharebolder at apy time become able to settle fooner, be receives credit for the amount pald in on stock and the profits allowed thereon, and the amount of the monthly return of advance made to him to purchase. ‘A “shareholder has but one yote, whether be holds one or more sbares.” “Women bi stock may vote thereon by proxy in wi "Members who desire to withdraw their shares before the close of the association sre allowed 10 per cent. per im annum on the amount paid in on his shares | withdrawn. « RRorenisc or Taz Pretic Scwoors.—The public schools reopened to-day, having been closed for two months in order to give teachers and pupils a season of much needed recreation. Most of the pupils and many of the teachers spent their vacation in thiscity, while some i ite from labor among tives in the country. The at- at most of the school buildings was large and both teachers and pupils looked as though they had been materially benefited | by their vacation. Superintendent Wilson met the teachers by appointment on Saturday last and gave them some general instructions as to | During the vacation the different | 5 their dntie: seboo! buildings have been putin complete repair, and altogether the present school year begins under ausp circumstances. — Ax OLD Btixp Max Drownep.—An oid bited colored man, who used to sell m: a about the market houses, named James Ford, was found yest. morning in the river near the south draw of the long bridge, lodged against one of the stoneabutments. It wasdrawn upon the bridge, when deep cut was discovered in theforehead. It is believed that in trying to find his way across to the Freedman’s Village, where he bad been living, he fell overboard and struck the rocks below, fracturing his skall Offcer Block procurcd a cart and bad his body removed to the firet precinct station house. Coroner Patterson was called, and learning all be could of the circumstances, deemed an in- quest npnecessary, and ordered that the re- mains be turned over to his friends, ——— EXTERTAINMENTS THIS EVENTNG.—A no- table event is the reopening of Ford’s Opera House to-night with a fine company, the mem- bers of which will appear in “The Sleeping Beauty of the Enchanted Wood” and “My Neighbor's Wife.” The talented young act- resees, Eliza Weathersby and Ella Chapman, sustain principal roles. Those who want to wit: nese a lively, wide awake entertainment will go to Ford's to night. Sanford’s Old Time Minstrels were so wel! re- ceived at Odd Fellows’ hall last week that they bave concluded to remain six nights lor A performance will be gi every night this week apd a matinee on Saturday. On Friday vening Mr. Sanford takes a benefit. —Seee A Dor Too M .—On Saturd: Mr. Dame! Flypn, a compositor at Go 2 ment Printing Office, residing at No. 811 4th street northwest, in dosing himself with mor- — Sccidentally took too much. Dra. J. L. addarth and M. V. B. were called in, and, after administering restorativee, found it ne to walk him about for four hours, to Pp lethargy which would have inevi tab! = death. na posey A he was ‘was cousidered out o! % mI ter danger. CHARGED WITE Recervine STOLEy Goons. Detectives McDevitt and Miller arrested Jobn C. Mathews, keeper of a second-hand clothing store.on the oe = receiving stolen prop- erty—-a valuable black frock coat, valued at £40, for which be paid a sneak thief a nominsi . This is a move in the right direction, as « this practice bas become quite common of late With many of this class not dealers. eventing, Tue Mexican Vuergeays hold a regular movibly meeting on Saturday evening, Gen Denver, president, in the chair, and elected Joskus Lioyd and Joseph M. McCauley mem- bers of the association. The excursion to com. memorate surrender of the City of Mexico tase place op the 1ith inst comm: ation in relation t uation of contracts, This reply is in the nm @gainst the continuance under any of the old contracts ‘ablic Works, and in support views frequent reference is made to the testi- mony taken before the to investigate District a! rotest against the old sy: racts without bide; the 1: wood paremente tached to the contracts, in many cases and irresponsibility of y, of some of the patent concrete i h they deem to bo worthless; @ general bad quality of work already done e old contractors; the paying of heavy roy- for treated wood pavements; ment of foreign contractors to th our own mechanics and business men, Xc., &c. They express their opinion that it is unwise to improve property if one cannot afford it, and that cash can always build cheaper and better avements, wh ‘The paper is carefally drawn up and quite lengtae, ud is said to Rave been ‘adopted by the taxpayers’ association and by their commit- tee cf ninety at a meeting on Friday night last. missioner Ketcham received it, and prom ised to give it his early attention. response is expected from the Commissioner: The Washington Gas Light Company beeu requested to erect six lamp-poste on 6t street, between Q and R streets northwest. Also, one on B street, between 7th and 8h streess southeast. The District Commissioners drew from tho Treasury to-day the sum of $210,361.5 the remaining balance to their credit of the one million three hundred thousand doliars Congres. sional appropriation. Covtrolier Baker bas been engaged to-day in paying up the odds and ends of the rolis already before him. The clerks of the engaged in adjusting for consoli ers’ rolls under the contractoi some ten days. In the meautime the police Among ail the individuals paid— some thousands—only one mistake hasoccarred, buat this was rectified this morning. that in_ consolidati: under Mr. Wm. H. of sewers and drains, the name o! phy appeared twice—once as a laborer and again as haying furnished a horse and cart. Supposing this to be the same individual, the accounts were consolidated Friday the whole amount was pa'd to John Mur- Soon after John Murphy, presented himself, demanding to be pal examination it was found that No.1 had not only received his uwn wages but the amount dué No. 2—some $148. The facts were comma- nicated to Major Richards, who set the datec- tives to work, and this morning John Murphy, No. 1, was found and :bronght up to the cap- He acknowledged the that when he got was coming tohim; ion the labor- hich will take will be paid. the rolls of the laborers tain’s office to settle. corn and shelled out, atatin, home he calculated up wha’ be thought some mistake had occurred, and had kep* the money to return if it was not right. The controller very soon convinced him how it was, and Murphy surrendered the $148 cheer- Itis not thought by the controller that he meant to keep it, and no further action was deemed necesear} . Youre Catuorte F. Meeting Laat Night-—Thi Ds Socrsty—Annual @ annual meeting of the holic Friends Society was hel 5 mond Mallet, president, in the chair, and Joshua Huntington secretary. The president read his annual re- port, showing the receipts to have been in ex- cess of those of the preceding year $170 21. amount received from the payment of monthly dues bas diminished £57.39, indicating a loss«f nineteen members. Four lectures were given at Lincoln hall during the season by Rev. Father Garesche, Hon. Daniel Dougherty, and Rey. Fathers Boyle and Ryan. Select excarsions ad- ded the considerable sum of £506.93 to the funds of the society. Of the receipts of the society, $104.99 bas been expended in the purchase of al appropriation each was made during the winter in aid of two private schools in St. Aloysius’ parish, one of white, the other of colored chil- the regular parochial schools was @ sum Of $1,324.65. number of boys receivin; Gyre in eac 14 The average perish was as follows: The average monthly allowance to eac! Si cents, amounting to $3.70 for the year. nce committee are organizing a series of three or four lectures for the winter, which they ho} will prove @ success in pecuniary point of view. The number of ing members in St. Patrick’s division ts 67; "s, G4; in St. Domi ysins, Si; in St. Mary’s, 2 late Conception, 49—making a total for the six parishes of 331. . John Bingham, bookkeeper, submitted showing the receipts tohave been disbursements, $1,526.49—leaving a ick's, 44; in St. in the Immacu- i) ‘The society then elected officers for the en- —President, Mr. J. Patrick's parish; suing year, as follo’ mund Mallet, of St. president, James Lackey, of corresponding secretary, A. A. Brooke, Aloysius; recording secretary, Joshua Hunting- ton, St. Patrick’s; treasurer, Kadolph Eichorn, Mary’s; bookkeeper, John Bingham, St. Patrick's; steward, J. Howard Busbneil,’ 11 maculate Conception. The society was addressed briefly by Kev. Father McCarthy, after which it adjourned e the officers of the dittere: branch organizations:—St. Patrick’s |) ym. Richards; secretary, A. Peter'’s— President, % The following President, W Hickey; secretat Deminic’s—President, George K. Petty; secre- tary, John J. Dermedy. dent, James Fullerton; secret: President, RK. E: s Immaculate Concepti President, George A. U’Hare; secretary, T’ a THE CotonED ScHOOLS—Aszignment of Teach- ers for the Coming Year.—The teachers of the colored schools ot Washington and Geor; assembled at the Sumner school building on Saturday afternoon for the purpose of receiving their assignment for the ensuing year. intengent Cook welcomed the teachers, and re marks were also made by Trustees Johnson and Ferguson and Prof. Vashon. The superintend- ent then read the assignments as follows: Second District—Jobn F. Cook building, Miss A.'T. Howard, principal: Grammar No. 1, Miss Pope, assistant; Grammar No. 2, Miss F, Grammar No. 3, 1, Miss J. L. Brooks; Holmes; Primary Primary No. 5, Miss A. B. Lucas; Prim: ‘olle; Primary No. ‘0. 8, Miss ©. Anderson; Primary Hurns; Primary No. 16, Miss J. Wil- son; Primary No. 11, Miss A. A. Bi Ninth street, Mrs. M. A. S. O: Mrs. 2 oS rimary No. 14 15, Miss F. McCo: Tnstrict—Lincoln, Miss M. E. | Primary No. 2, M. 0.4, Miss M. A. 6, Miss A. R. L. Lewis; Primary - George; Primary x imary No. 2, Miss ms; Primary No. 3, M! ..C. Giles; Primary isber; Primary No. 6, M . Brown, princip: principal; Mrs. A: Misses Patterson, C. Lewis, O. A. Barrey, A. S.'Simmons, M. L. Lawrence, A. P. Ross and L. P. Brure. ory High School, Misses M. .}. SS L. Kobiuson, L. F. enue, Misses E.G. Randall, pri cipal; J. G. Nulter, assistant principal; A. Thompkine, H. A. Saunders, M. E. Bartlett, S. J. Dulaney and M. L. Jord Chamberiain, Misses 8. L. Dafin, princip Mr. A. ©. Cookley, assistant Vanderhoop. L. Jones, M. C. ncipal; A. E. Auguste Mar- and S. Brown. M. V. Tatcher, L. A. Barber, L. V. Fister, . Jones, A. W. Ringgold, E. ota O- Patker and A. E. Lino. ry» fe - 80D, inc! re, ucker, Misses A- A- Bozeman at Bowen, Misses M. A. Dorster, prin- Ward. i RG A. Bailey, A.T. o. E. P. Shadd, M. E. Pryor and ——_e—__ ARs — the get oceans Se TERDAY.— Yesterday morning a took place between the cotieed laverers ont yea in the livery ‘The occaston for it was a dispute abou! v4 roy: Price and Talty’ others, got out with razors the alarm ueen, Frank Bell, George Jo. Bland and Nobe Tayler, and ————— Ruorexixc oy Forp’s OPgra Aoves.— piace of amuse- performances suited to the they will do s good ———_»—__ Lockwoop, Hurty & Taro! vania avenue, stock of ladies buttons, and “hte popmisr ing to-night of ment, with the bright and live! season. This trow ¥. where, and we oabe not business here. of the Palmer's beurs ‘childeen should not permitted to take 8 text-book in their hands,” and Ciry “A Pa- by er Parent in the ' "To those country. who bave the health of their chil at heart it certainly will, and from one and all will meet with a bearty “amen.” 1am from the good old “Buekeye state,” and know that nowhere can be found better go: ment of schools than there; and yet my own school days do not date so far back but i can remember when it seemed almost the law j with book in hand, I would approach our dear mother, and no matter how weary with the cares of the day,she must not rest until she had explained to our young mind the lesson too dif- Bcult for us to understand, and so on, until every lesson for the morrow had been learned. Now that I ama mother, I know, as our own | ebildren return to us from the school-room witd their ‘‘score or more” of books, to ask this ¢,¢ that question, how severe the tax on that d¢ ar mother’s health and time was, and how g-cat the hg ory upon ber. Our own me ther- heart fora long time was too fall of lors and reeling for our child to refuse aid in le? rning a lesson, and we bore it until ‘‘forbearan’:e ceased to be a virtue,” when, ‘taking in the situation” at last, resol: that we should no lon zertolerate the imposition so unmercifully thr ast upon us. I shall never forget, immediately after having formed this resolution, the abject, woe-begone expression of our little daughter gs she returned [home the day following from, school, when, with our usual interest, we i jired as to the perfect recitations she reptie’ ‘ies —— said, when I asked her a quest) on that I could not understand, go right to yo" ir seat, who is teac- er, you or I?” convincins; ys of course that she found herself incapable of giving the informa- tion desired. I confes’ to a sense of such indig- nation that Iat once withdrew our child from the school. It seems now to be the impression with iy teache’.s that their pupils must be taught at home, 9 nd simply recite to them. We beg leave to re’ either we pref(r our children taught by their teachers, and I for one shall never retuse to hear the recital 0% perfect lessons. Again, I deem the many sc'ucol-beoks that parents are actaally ferced te bry ror their children, an outrage that should not longer tolerated. It is absolute folly toattempt to crowd into the brains bed Soa children the knowledge that it has requir these of ‘‘a larger growth” long years of hard studytoacqwre. I contend that five studies are sufficient for any child, and to attempt more is simply preposterous. I ye expressed myopin- iop, avd _ the cry is for “more” from all who are nterested. Morugr. ‘Washington, Sept. 7th, 1874. pies aah Eide The Claes oe Meeting at Doo- y's ro The camp meeting for the Marlboro cirenit Washin| Conference M. E. Church, Re: N.M. Carroll, presiding elder, was held {n Mr. Dooley'’s ve, Prince George county, Md., commencing on August 29th. Key. John Mabury, preacher in charge, preached the opening sermon on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, from St. John, 3d chapter, 7th verse: “You must be born again.” On Sunday there Were about 5,000 persons on the ground. There were four sermons preached, as follows: At 84 o’clock a.m. Rey. J. H. Butler, of St. Mary’s circuit. preached an impressive seamon from | ‘Tira., 111.16. At 11a. m. Rev. N.M. Carroll, P. ; preached from Deut., 32d chapter 3lst verse: For their rock, is not our rock, even our eue- mies themselves being judges.” The sermon was an eloquent one, and mauy were moved to tears. At 3 o’clock p.m. Rev. James Thomas preached & powerful sermon from Komans 1, 16th verse: «For I am not ashamed of the gc spel of Chri, &c. At 7x p.m. Key. S. L. Evans preached very feeling sermon from Kevelations, 3d cha; ter, 10th verse: ‘Be thou faithfal unto death. There was las order during the day. The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was adminis- tered on Tuesday, at 30’clock p.m. The pre- siding elder, N. M. Carroll, delivered the sacra- mental sermon; text, 3d chapter 2 first Epistle general of John: are we the sons of d, and it doth not yet ap- pear what we shall be.” About 120 partook of the communion service. The following preach- ers were in attendance, and labored faithfully during the meeting: N. M. Carroll, P. E.; Jas. Thomas, W. Langtord, J. L. Evans, John Ma- bary, Jos. Jenkins, ©. Feters, and Charles Maddox. There were about 36 converts during the meeting. The camp closed on Friday, Sep- tember 4. ———_ + A Nover Casz—The Franklin Co operative Building Association against the mal Capital Real Estate.—On Saturday, Mr. R. K. Etliot, for Thomas Norfieet et al., (ofticers of the Frauklin Co-operative Building Association,) entered a suit against T. L. Cathcart et al., (officers of the ational Capital Keal Estate Association,) of somewhat novel character. The bill in this case states that defendants, a joint stock com- pany having authority, did, on the 8th ot larch, 1c71, igsue to one Phil. H. Welch certiti- cates of twenty shares of stock, each of the par value of #100, and on the 2th of October, 1572, said Welch, for valuable consideration, indorsed and transferred to C. 1s. Baily, treasurer of piatntifi’s association, said certificates, and the transfer was completed on the 20th of February, 1-74, on the books of defendant's association that at the time of the delivery of the certiti- cates there was handed to Edson, representing p'aintifis, a certificate that there had been paid #960 on the shares, and plaintiffs thereupon become entitled to the same rights and privi- leges other stockholders; that plain- tiff, on the 20th of February last, gave formal notice of their intention to sutrer ‘er said stock and demanded the redemption there- of, but defendants have wholly failed and re- fused to redeem such stock, and they still con- tinne to apply the revenues and receipts to other purposes than the redemption of atock, and are using and disbursing the same, 80 as to hinder and delay plaintiffs from receiving the amount dne them and to jeopardize the interest of plaintiffs and endanger their security. ‘The plaintiffs aver that they are entitled to up- wards of $1,200, and they ask that a decree may be passed by the court requiring the defendants to redeem said certificates and that a receiver per | be appointed to take charge of the books and papers and apply the assets te the redemp- tion of stock. ANNIVERSARY SERMON rY THE Rev. Joun ©. SmrtH.—The pastor of the ith Presbyterian Church, on 9th street, yesterday morning preached bis 35th anniversary discourse to a large congregation. He gave many interesting Statistics relative to the church. The church was organized November y 2 song, three of whom—Mr, rowley, Mrs. Catharine Wilson and Mrs. Mary Robin- son—are still alive and enjoying good health. The reverend gentleman that in the 35 years of his relations with the church, as the records would prove. there have been added to the membership 1.302 persons, while the num- ber of names onthe roll at present in active communion is 542. He baptived 785 in! and 139 adulte, making a total baptism of 922. ‘The first marriage celebrated by him was on the 5th day of May, 1°40, and since that time he has married 751 couples.’ The preabytery of the District of Columbia during these 35 years has licensed to preach the Gospel 15 young men, members of hig church, 110f whom are now alive, actively and successfully engaged in the work, those dead being Andrew G. Caruthers and Levi T. Walker. In conclusion the doc or sliuded to his services in the hospitals of Wash- ington during the late war. ———— THE Sxconpd WasuincTon Co-operative BUILDING AssoctaTion ig the title of the new organization devised by the directors of the ‘Washington Co-operative, now in its seventh year of successful operation. ‘The new consti- tation will be adopted to-morrow night, at Tem- perance E It is proposed to make the run- ning term about five years, and to provide for An equitable distribution of profits among those who receive advances on their stock, b giving as liberal terms in the settlement of thelr ade ces as the condition of the funds will per- It is expected that the association will be per by the well-known officers of the Washington Oo-operative, who have placed that institution among the first of its class in our city. By reference to the advertisement in an- other column, it will be seen that a temporar: organization bas been made by the selection o! Dr. F. Howard ag president and Jno. E. Thomp- son as recretary. Books tor stock subscriptions are now open at the office of M. P. Callan, No. 615 7th street. oe ATTENTION is called to the advertisement elsewhere of “‘Brainard’s Musical Treasures,” awork of considerable merit, and which com- mends itself to our musicians. Mr. H. H. Brad- Le 3 is the agent, and will serve the work to ap» PB ts, > use they are the easiest Moll: 7A Cnicago Times reporter, when stopped & highwayman who gemandéa his money ot fe, prom aired robber would take car Bekele” Me m7 The Massachusetts supreme court has over-ruled the exceptions filed in the case of James A. Coe for forgery in raising the on stock certificates, and he will probably be sentenced soon. _—_._ - *e2- —____ «afl irls named Mary are the most amia- e, Decal _ ytied. &7- Wilkie Collins is writ! new story, titled “The Law and the ” which is to'be Loe ope! in the London Graphi: ‘nis will ic. TI the only important production of Mr. Collins two years. for nearly S7-A daughter of a wealthy New ¥. at Richfield Springs with her ‘mother, fa oy never been to @ partyor tan way from home in a mi: company, has never worn & particle of false hairor had a polobaise. | in Georgetown; James Smal! wood forfei! } fond not so understand him; $10. Caroline Shel- | them should be commensurate with the dat: a | Ubarles Augusta, a small colored boy; $3. John | and thousands of other well-known person ages, rse the present system, and if a. Tee coures of studies isthe por ERE COURTS. CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. CouatT—Judge —e ert = To-day, William Shipley, load and boister- First Warp Hat Srors—all the latest 24 IfUTE FOR YouNG APHIN ALE SEMIN. gong sake hate aeushtacomt anes | S2uingenne” oe Mewwtawe nae | CRAPS ba aay Sergerge | f siberea atebe eee to the chain gang. ‘Wane Myers, forfeited Pe 1 will be yeoumed ‘artes 9th, 1874. For EB ond Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Privsi- sollateral. Cornelius Satitvan, a s. Nortc-—Hicliander Bros: sell ine tnest White bho Tp Ae reset eso) je eagis 3m George Cofasivus for being draok | 81; heavy Undershifts and Drawers, €1 each. PMS APSO, Cammone witt romeme tne c= | GOFTASS SELNEE:. vm tor sen morvhonent, and erly. James ©. Hueston, disorder! A assortment of Scarfs, Ties and Bows. 7,6 at 1008 ites men on wg SE oe wt: apie te conductrd by the Fathers of san pcectrcle corn Fate eet. : collateral fo. same offence, David Browr; | -DOOLEY’s Yeast Powder cannot be excelled | SPDIY at bookstores ani 730 Lihsteest, sepia ¢ as that purened in of her fost itut) ne cond same. Peter Schafer, forfeited. Abn Murphy | fF making light, eweet Rolls, Biscuits, Waf- | Non BLE, Cuan th and Nace mw. | BY 'BOt Onecr. Brbool will be reopened on MOR: lond and },oisterous; $5. Richard Gaines and | S¢s+Corn Bread, &. It is always wd | Thin emiteto ail coer CONG, LADIES. sngls-t0ctl AMES CLARKS. 3 , Prost, Henry Sw itn forfeited collateral for disorderly | Feliable. MONDAY, September 7. “P= ed =u conduct. “William and Kate Middleton, lond | Momrarrry PaavuSiaocit would be a calers at boeastorce. aot oo And be? sterous; $5 each. Jeremiah Wormley | moderate estimate to place the number of cate ‘or furtber perticulars inquire at the school- oh ng —_ forfeit collateral” obn, Gray, etpassing | in “which Consumption is prevented by the | Toms thls week between thn hours cf $end 6 p.m » Pe ig tO @ street 3 ec! 9 & Va , hound ae nn ~ ——— will my Acad: MONDA 2 AY t, was sent. to the workhouse’ ganr, | UMelY B80 Of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, + GEN, WHEELER will cr limited. Pr atten thousand per annum. No mn, cold, | NPS auel Huntress, profane, forfeited collateral. | pce?! 1 | Mice ner Scboct on MONDAY Py tor Smith was’ dined $9 for swearing. ‘Kil. | DroBehial affection, sore pirstion, ean ever de- | Sh37 Market street, between Ist And: Prompect at, ¥ an Noonan, Aaron Diggs, Charles Gaines and generate into & mortal disease, if this palatable = ~ a = L Fon YouNG DE Feris Leng,came. Jas. E. Fisher, ® vagrant, | and absolutely infallible specific be taken in | ELECT ee Be jatios ith. Humber limited. Private instraction fn th of September, athematics, £c., and evening classes @t ihe schoo! room was sent down as a workhouse laborer. Lu- | t me and long enou, h persevered in. ‘ Deppinc tow Prac stu . x betwen Streets, Sowh. cinds Jones, disturbing the o ation of |“ Pite’s 7: -diche Drop —Care in one minute. | six. VERNON DORSEY will remuime tine duties 308 B «rary Nonrmwesr, ery forfelted collateral.’ Thomas tf fe, Sens Easy Feet, &c. of her School on MONDAY, Sept. 7th, 1574 sel 2«* WILL REOPEN HEE Dat sciooL Samuel Lacey, cursing inthe Northern mar- The labor imposed Bpon ‘the feet is as una- HE ee ATION CHURCH | ge wd On MOBDAT, Sept. 21 ket. He told the judge that all he wasdoing | voidable as daily walke are indispensable to Sy ge ky I Ee ‘was to holler out ‘* Fi . melons.” The officer | heaith, and that the care and attention given ot Pe eee ONavE WASHINGTON, D. ©. a, a MAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL, @ street, bo- | The Preparatory Department opens Beptember 9 Ge Gores of Teachers he Columb Uege opens Bep'cwber I. ‘he Medicai College opens October 8. The Law Echool opens October M4 ‘0. Tuition: @1.50 and $3 per month. Por Catalogues, cots ning fell particonters tn re- ‘Trustees Ww Gard to terms and courses of lostroe:ion, addrow JAMES. ©. WELLING, LO. D. IS-eotecd President, ({L 28 Woop INstireTe, sp. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE: . te a nt, Was sent down. they perform is being more fally appreciat Henry Williams, carrying arazorin the county; | each succeed! year, and it is a well-known $20. Lemuel Weeden, assault and battery on | fact that many eminent physicians, Surgeons, Blair, charged with stealing a piece of plank | patronize Dr. White's establishment, worth 25 cents; $2 and costa. Margaret Gaines, | 15th street, opposite the U. S. Treasury assault on Ellen Robinson; $5. Wm. Shorter, | Corns are removed without pain, eo the shoa larceny of a gold ring; $10 and costs. can be worn with case, and Banions, Club and A PHYSICIAN ROBBED. Tnverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, &c., = Prac H. Handy, alias Gee. 0, Mason, snd are relieved and cured without loss of tim to 7 FORGET u D. 0. ugh L. Strider, charged with grand larceny | the pati A large patronage enables charg- " of a goid watch, worth $150,a dress coat, breast | ing the moderate fee of Si per visit, Orlce | phiviter will be reaumed in the CLASSICAL DE. in, sleeve button, and other articles from Dr. | hours from 8 & m.tof p.m.- Established. io ae SEPTEMBER 1er. Pg me pti dete rede Ym. B. Butts, Mrs. Butts testified that these | Washington, D. ©., in 1861 net 1 Diagrame, Models, Phliosophical and Chemical Ap- men brought the doctor home in his buggy. —_———o——— Wasiithe Srester convenience of day scholars from Ua, Gabinet of Minerals, Geol-gicat 8 took him into his house and laidhim on hishad’ |, MORE Work, better work. and a greater wa- | Washin behets atac ne exercions will begin ate | Pitcearde Reistiuge, iaamativeal ite est teeeen, ‘They stated that they came across him, and see- | Tiety of work can be dove on the Wheeler and | efore nine. " P &c,&c Number fie limited School select ing that he was unwell took him home. When | Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be | a Cpe DAy, the Gin ooo EY will reopen on | snd’prominent for ite beautitely retired nd. health theyleftthe house she missed the articles and | Convinced of this by calling at No. 461 Penny}: % Fol location, ite perfect discipline, asd home com- fen, word to the police, Sergeant Itedway tes. | Vania avenue, T.3, eneitet young Featieten wo sees antcas of | SD Per Cireuen.ehpon i mingacross Haudy and Striderinthe | tgp ae ying ® profession end havo uot had the edran- v LG country, and found the coat on Strider, which | ware e2aeen ene MACHINE ee 0 of fol! classical course, eog?-tm **"okawos he recovered, with some of the other articles. Fer further pa:tieulars address Officer Morgan, mounted, testified to riding up | Witcox @Gtas’s Skwine MAcnINa. The | auzs lot PF. HEALY, 8. J., President, : OR ILROADS. = ae heen oant Rods: ) Poin d ae Basaar Patterns. ~~ at Chas, eS OosT WILL OPEN A SELECT AL - ropp © wat in the nd. le found a ‘aum’s hoopskirt and corset fi SCHOOL f& sel) B: he MUN ALT RE AN. >. clothes brash in his pocket b-longing to Mra. | Intelligencer building 10,28 Day tn September oa Spot Hil. Forterter | B4LTuNO! D UEDA ae ee, Bata, qgigld for action of the grand jury in = ae infurmation apply at southeast. ang? 2x" WASHINGTON CIry. > Wm. Fletcher, assault on Martha Diggs; ¢5. | 804 made to orderby Hempler near 4% strect. RELEGT CeaaOGE! AND MATHEMAT- ‘AN EGG CASE. ‘THR community at large appreciate the use- 1OAL BOHUOL FOR BOYS, Richard Brown, charged that he witn force | guiness of Singer's Sewing M Ar FouRTSENtH Steger, Berwaen Laxn K, Sand arms did take, steal, and carry away two | ee see esse ster, Lp exgs of the value of five cents. Officer Praif tes een, | Mill bepin ce MOMDAT te toe ot ee titled that the defendant on Saturday night in | Georgetown Advertisements, | 5)! > ncipal can be seen at the school rooms aftr passing through market picked up grapes, &¢.; = the first day of September. Tuit! r quar- Eaw him take the eggs. Defendant said that ne REScrION IN FatcEs OF ter. Wor information eddreen vo) O38 Per ac bought the eggs, and it was hard if he couldn't; = AS. B YOUNG, Principat @ man might as well lay in bed; $3. George ‘Two cases yard-wide Shirting Qotton at 12%0.; o pa 27-tf [Rep snd Obrov } Columbus, assauit on James A. Smith; 85. worth Ic. M IsS E. SEN DORFF'S SOROOL will commence ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS. Double-width Pillow Cass Cotton, 1240. and ap- on TUESDAY. September Ist, at 617 9h Samuel Cook and Andrew Weedon, larceny — northwest, Besidence 987 H street norch- of a silver watch and $22. George W. Clarkson kinds without regard E =" sugt-im Q testified that on the evening of the 25th of Au- . - TE.—This well-kn w vening ol te cost, to close ont before oie ott u0w 4 school fer Boys is EMOY NI he was drank, and Weedon started to 4 3 from the Charch jome with bim, and on the way Uook took hold | “scri-tr LOL Bridger street, Georgotows, | PUP Pemheny to he Hall ever Noe. 1719 aod » r a it of him, and he iejt a jerk at his pocket, and his (ANDY? Canby: Open fis Fifth Session WEDNESDAY, S-prenber watch was gone; he was then knocked down, FRENCH AN. Js 9th. For terms ») t eet, to and subsequently missed his pocket book; don't ELAS 1S Raion Depot) ee Be i , Lanrel 5 46". m., Baltimore, Broderick and all. tnter- 1 = mediate Way Stations. WHOLESAL® AND BEraiL. ~ tn 416 Wh recollect that Weedon touched him at all. Mr. sdk iE 5 Soa oF of Denier, Hagerstown, Preterick, McCutchen testified to finding Clarkson on the Manufactured by Eeritere enon: abe New York Wo toons and Wad eee | adedep and he said that Cook had knocked him J. 0. NICHOLS, avenue northwest. Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, | 4. Bal imore, Annapolis aud Way Stations, lown = secping gion of his ape ook sub- ang29-1m 59 High street, Georgetown. oe a session ae $ Bal.tmore and Belay. sequently came to witness and said that if he SSS : Lath of + 1574, ’ aliimere aid Belay Would swear that Weedon’ took the watoh it (Q°# SEW ESTABLISAMENT. 7 ~ would be all right, but witness said he could ‘if Rot do it. H. P. Brown testitied to having heard | ene bert talent to be wen tn emerores machinery, | TBE! \] ISS HARROVER'S SOHOOD for ¥. ae 00 p. m., Chicago, Bt. Louis, Louisville, Oinotn- M dies ard Obildren, 1336 I street, RB ae jombus, Sandusky, Deer Park, Borke- RBSDAY. epicmber Mth. Uircelars may be y Ye ockvilie, Hagerstown, Pudi- Cook say that he had the watch and was | every facility for doing the best work at low prices, | gUtaincd at the Bookstore, or by applying to the |g g9™%4m Cars. en Fa ing to put it on Weedon; that he would | we would respectfully’ inform our trimde ent tna | Princteal mie 16 oy Pe have zome clothes when it blowed over. | Public that pre-emiuent as may have boea our repo: GGEGETOWN SEMINARY, insburs, Berkeley Bprines, Gomberiand: Anolle prosequi was entered asto Weeden, a in oR aOTTO 18 EXCELSIOR Rosales and Dey Box (aA, izetten, Btops st ail 'stetions om Metropolitan road, and he was called asa witness. Ife testitied that | tq Dyeing aud Oleaniog Ladies Dreesss,, Shaws, Wiss LIPSCUMB, Priccipsl. Ss . he was with Clarkson, and C. was very drank; | Hecques, “Ties, Ribbons se" Goat's Coata’ | The Fall Season of this Institution will open | gairimore anc hoe ey, TeAINS. 1.00. he pursuaded Clarkson to go home, when Uook | Pants, aud Vesta WEDNESDAY, Sepember 36, with an eMerent | Uy Way Siations 8.30 ®. m., 1.00, come u and 7.30 p m. nd took him by the arm; saw Cook At home toeverybody from Bor Balttmore and Jerk Clarkson’s watch; the latter accused Uook | Saturdays trom 7.1m. antil and was knocked down; £100 or 6 months in jail, | #aud estab! ™. until sunset, cores Of teachers. Bor cat m., atthe off | Prinefpal or to Butlantyne ~—7.30 a. m, and 7.08 p.m. 881, now the most complete in the “SCH a oF to Baliantyne’s, 495 70h st. seads-h ~ 5 a.m. and 7p. m. Wm. P. O'Conner, keeping a tar room; $125; | Country. Mverybedy comesnd weeny ae 3b — apy real poted. Thomas Tarner, arcany, com: jy3-tr__ 49 Jefferson strect, Georgetown, D. U. oF THR ‘Stop at Viaduct Morel, Belay mi for ahearing. John Tayler and Walter a 7" - t Milles, aitray; $5. George, Washington, Frank | (FEORGETOWN SAYINGS BARK, D.c., | UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. | | or rartper intormation apply at the Baltimore Whipps, and George Woodfork, affray; Wash- 9a. m. to 4 p.m., anion Ssturdays The next term of this Scheol will commence an | 459 Pennsylvania avenue, where omvere will be . Bank hours, ington $5, others discharged.’ Gwynn Hill, | (trrecei ; . \aken for Bagzaxo to be checked @ud received at menalt sud batons oo Neoma See ee se deposits EBL pm Loterest paid on | WEDNESDAY ,Octover 7, 1574, with the followiag pk a 4 yy mis latter (55 years old) testified that the defendant | leotions made on all accessible peints. ‘Discount JUDGE GEORGE W. PASCHAL, HOS, K. SHARP, Master of Transportation, took his wife, and could keep ber, and that he | days, Mondays, Tha Law of Real Property, Pleads: ry 20 poe ky Agout. vm had best bee twice ge fl $10, Harriet Wilson, H.W. BABRETY, SOLKNHOE! » President. peg Ae G a Ageut. 3 assault on Elizabeth Johuson, also on Julla cies Directors PoE LTIMORK: RK. AD Jenking; $3 in first, aud dismissed in second | B.Polkinhorn, ‘Thoe.Dowlings Personal troperive Contracts,” Bt tow, | BU iorecemn Gee eee ercams\ Mitchel, J.T. Dose stic Kelations and ihe Doctrine of eer case. Henry Williams, malicious trespass on | Henry Dickson, B.L. A |. W. Jones, aay as ee after June 23th. 1874, trains will rou as follows: Sire. Sate” place (taking pears and grapes); | BileyA.Shion,’ B.D: wana" Thos, Kuowlcs! | ,,T8¢ Pian of inetruction Ton the cee tee ty | TAAINS LBA FOK TRAINS ARKIVE AT ®. Jerry Stevenson, assault and battery on | _aps-ém wtretious of ectual Court | 6:36fE TIM ORE SHING Talbart, Frank Bell, Nome comer aie PiEpplication for information, either fi " a part, » » atiray; pplication for information, either in person or ‘Aecommoda. derly; $5. ‘The fine in the case of Albert Ship- ois Hi fireet, W ecnineton, daily, from Sto 7 p.m, for New York, tou - Bunday . ley, convicted of disorderly conduct, was Te. <= ne n= 2: MAMMBE Res, of the Posey. Prreenaa. Per-9:40 p.m Baltimore mitted. BS. 8. A. PECK’3 SELECT SCHOOL FOR Se... Fost Line! prom aduiin oe —_—_—_—_—_—____—— es ee mage cae A will com- ‘West daily, ox. Bundi 4°03 p.m. Lim! .. } ce ‘ourtees nnn on Son A GEORGETOWN. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING - Please call after Beptember ich. suzitime | 34D. m OYS” AUADEMY, RUNAWAY AND SMasH-vP.—Abdont 7 o'clock in rear of Lr. Sumderland’s Church, 4% st. day. yesterday evening a pair of horses attached to AN Will con mence ite fifth year MONCAY Feo, ony, For 33,2, ma. dasly, from & carriage in which were a gentleman named pupis limited to t North daily, excep! Baltimore and the weet, MeCoggin and two ladies (names unknown), all cn are to St boys for busin coten ed ef Washington, started at Stoddard street and oF pols technic, ran furiously down Congress street to th Poto- EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Rotuommnted pension ate mode mac boat-house, where the carriage upset and ‘or thors hitting for bus re dally threw jthem all ont. Fortanately none were Fonmensbip, Arithmetic and Book-kespi 1 08 p. m., asily, New seriously injured. Que of the ladies was con- specialties. “For those who design to enter college | 9:08 p. : csaainy beaeph, bots hones were Beene = Algebra, Geometry, Plane and Analytical T-igone- | York Night Express. The carriage was wrecked metry aud the Classics are thoronghly tanght. leaving Wash! a Be Guat Trape.—The schooner Auguste ar- Heurs from 9 to 8. Price, $15 per q sy, Werinesdey and Friday, and 3:4 . ~ » | ciren Cran‘eli’s and Ballant rived to-day from Baltimore, with 3,300 bash- | BOWS? CLOTHING! | Pecuver of sid wd een els wheat, consigne! to A. K. Kay & Bro., and yea the canal boat W. H. Billmyer, with 4.090 sus 20-Im™ except Bunday, connect at Bowle Pope's Creek , leaving Bowle at 10 DP. ™., arriving at Pope's Creek at ms Pm. bushels wheat and 50 barrels tlour, and the boat ? OSSLYNN SEMINARY, Traine lesving Wassington at 6: J. N. Thomas, with 3,70) bushels wheat, 183% L street, bet. 16th at. and Vermont ave. — ip, M- Conmect at Odenton with buskels corn and 23 barrels floar, consignad to 8’ SCHOOL SUITS, Miss A. L. DEBBICK, Priu.. (em . J. G. & J. M. Waters; and the boat H. Al. Pal- 80 ; bott, with 3,700 bushels wheat, consigned to i. | BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, M. Talbott. No sales were reported at the close BOYS’ DRE Boes ) “The schoot scesion will commence Ser ng wrriving ot Weshiagton et 10:60 a.m. BER 16,1574. Thoroughly cumpeteut teachers hare | @nd 8:09 P. @-Counest at Bowle with tratas trom been engaged. For particulars apply to the Prin- | Pope's Creck line, - ‘ ; leaving thelr orders at ‘Ticket Ome ' cipal, at the Seminary. 2 of, our report. BUYS? DRESS SUITS: | geree el SEES | northwest corner of 18h Shetrest ect Pe Tae Strike aT CuMBERLAND.—The recent . Eetcarion — som kanve thal beneese nual ‘ive strike at Cumberland, which was reported as | YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, FOR BEAL Lire botets aud residenese to al! potuta Morte azong the bostmen, is'aboat atan end. Allof | YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUILS, jest, Throngh tickets to Oincinnatt the companies are now loading except one. It S&CURED AT THE levitle, Bt. Louis, New Or- is believed here by the thinking men engaged YOUTHS’ DRESS surT , . in ‘the coal trade that it was not an honest YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, | WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, DUBAMRY, Ge strike, but only a put-up job by the boat-baild- . “h Gea Passe Agent ee ing interest, which, if successful, would enable ALSO Od to Fender pence netroction and tratniog edapt- ~ - them to repair and build boate at a large , tupporting, end surcossfale s “*mee Uastul, seit: 1874 GREAT protit. MEN’S DRESS SUITS, mit pnd pp} [oree! aninter. PENNSYLVANIA noure 1874 N's ‘| y: pe + aud ts 1 y mev the ALEXANDRIA MEN’S DRESS SUITS, tuost worthy aud substantial citizens of the District | NORTHWEST, . 5 ss scrts, | © ited Brats whe hare secured its ad- wo leave RePUnLICAN DELEGATES TO THE ConoRES- TSINESS SUITS, | | Turecouasric Yean bexine MONDAY, Acoust 4 SIONAL CONVENTION.—A meeting of the radi- MEN’S WORKING SU Sl—the meet favorabie time to enter—but scholar- > a ¥ a cals of Jefferson townsbip was heid September | MEN'S WORKING SUITS, abips are issued at any time,and datefromtime of | THE Gilkagt B TRACK ROUTE, 3d, in that township, tor the purposeof electing | MEN'S WOKKING SUITS. RES. ae iran With finger Bconery, Palsce Siste-room Day and & Gelegate to the Culpeper convention, and enter this de mit who have gone throws Lose | fee bandits nmnders, improvements. orgauized by the election of William A. Koo as D rithmetic =Teties nee OS Warkern ans Grates chairman and C. H. Richardson secretary. Wm. A. Roe was unanimously elected delega imal Isaac Groen alternate. ‘The Fadicals of Ari A. STRAUS, = : eR ton township also held & meeting last night for : . e, the same purpose. Benjamin Austin was ¢hoson Popular Clothing House, Mrpatdet time of Sutering Veo or BS chairman and John B. Syphax secretary. J. B. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ayable insiz equal monthly instalments; of $50, Syphax, Benjamin Austiv, and Neleoa Worm: f paid at time of exteriug. By the quarter, (three ley were nominated for delegates. Austin and Between 10th and 11th Streets, mentla,) 820, payable on entering. Wormley declined in favor of Syphax, who was SxssioNs —Day scesions, hold from 9. m. to 4:39 ‘uformation will be unanimously elected. The following were nom- ang?s-tr Throe"Doors from 11th Street. p.m. rd to © best opportunities for young gen- | given at all times. icwes: Bice Pronte recom ica funteca t | geeraebercenian tae, atte Bem oe ley, W. W. Austin, H. W. Gray, J. H. Stevens NOTHER CHANCE! Monday, T: & spilone. held from 6 to 9p. m.. tous or and J. H. Robinson, allof whom declined except A <lallf designed for mens woure, ard nk re ae ED. ouR pecially designed for + Wo! * }» General Paee-ager Nelson Wormley, who was elected. FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT | fr ergagel duving ine day, bet dee se. — inated for alternates: B. Austin, N . oman elne as sore jesire a business - Baiimore, ‘HE STREBT CARS haying been permanently nee _ withdrawn, the horses that used to pull them eset lees! fice, corner ith ard Ls attects dortbeeee eee, | ALEXANDEIA @ WASHINGTON Bg mere told at the stables of the Alexandria pas, PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. nieations should be addrersed to a, | ALEXANDELA & FREDERIOKSSUBG RR s ning, an : —— D . ident. arp 81 brought prices varying ftom #11 to gis eacte POSTPONED TO sh 2.0. SESE, Preiviet. penne ov & SixTH STauers. Ail ue ‘parchasers were trom this city aud November 30, 187-4. Weep Alnenren See el eee eee: | 1:88 8 neighbor! |-—Gaselte, 5th. = Pe Sept. Wb For io ~ ada ‘ ‘A WasnrxoTon Hack Driver Fingp—a | DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE. Hcy. JOHN WILBON. Prowdes eee gaat colored hack driver from Washington, who at- ora oo = “pornos tempted to run through the toll gateon the LIST OF @ 9250,000 MES ee Arlington turnpike without paying toll, was 100/000 | At Withef Hail r of Sd avd B streets, soath- arrested F grocena! Led the dod keeper, Mr. Pal- 2,000 Residence, Catreet southeast. anciS td jant, and taken before Justice N.S. Wright. 80.000 | AVE MIssES OSBOENE'S YOURO—La DIES’ Before the case was tried, however, the parties rand Onsh Gilt 23,000 | Pe Mapes cor Oey pono ores compromised it by the hackman agreeing to ® Cash Gifts, 20,000 wach. a trect, corner of Mth, September 7, 1874. pay $5, for which be left his watch as security 30 Cash Gifts, ~ 14.000 sac! dvaniages. Northern Teachers, "Moa: aie Mr. Pallant. ioe ais a4 erate terma, augi2-3n" ‘onK on the pier of the Alexandria 5 y BOANDING AND DAY 1 railroad was completed yesterday, and it is said 33 RCRA oe Borae> DAY SCHOOL that the (Jaantico steamer will commence con- 30 148 Lanrale Street,near Park Avenue, necting there on Monday.—Sentinei, 5th. age Maseimene, Ss. ee WH. D. MABTIN, A. M., P: . Tue Foon or MAN.—In the present statas of i a t — research, the earliest suthentic traces of man —— a TheRishth Annus! Session commences Ssptembor on earth go no further back than the age of ice, | Grand Total 90,000 Gifts, all cash......8350,000 Re Fail corps of competent snd ex; Teach- 80 called, and the accompanying or subs: nt 7 coummodations formation of the aiiuvium 0 ari, The rales wrhcte Tenet ee OF TICKETS. a “But iocOeigee * _engit-im of man iD im an earlier e; 8 Ww eoneae _ miocene formatio that is, the middie fri ge 29 5 Haas se ny ~ mone svn MY, tertiary group, h are said to have been Eas 5 ae Near Benet FOR GiRLs, a panes Neots at least very questionable. LOE sessarses svvnesonennenrvveeee 1000 OG | Offers special inducements 2 a ee bere = FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION Righculteresspa the latest tellus of the 7 ‘Address ‘next term will Man tien inhabited cential Europe in oom THOS, E. BRAMLETTE, . pany reindeer; Agent and Manager, mammoth. He was exclusivel: Public Library Building, Louisville, ‘APSCO FEMALE INSTITUTES. Ssher, as is shown by the bones of animaisfound | _sngS maa.tm ‘ Ae |e goo 3 = = wbich abounded in arporeal traits, had disap RR22vcrion 1m PRICES oF al sal Le iormat ony te climate of contrat Eee PAPERHANGINGS saaura sepetied sefcuieee ckamneer ns. be 3 Pie eee ee ea eet. er, q ‘8 el ‘What food he got by hu ‘and fishing was | "is Cult of bronsed peper, 09 cents; mM re intern “wot = Tae aes OTE: casey JOBE F.