Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. September 19, 1874. Amusements, &c., To-night. Ford’: Opera House—‘« Aladdin” and “ The Sleeping Beauty.” Theater Comique—The great California art- lets, Mise Carrie Armstrong and James H. kin, and other attractions. Locals. Col. Thomas B. Florence is still manding slowly, his many friends will Soe to learn. The District artillery school iast night re. Ceived the resignation of Lieut. Estman, and errelied @ number of recruits. ‘The Hebrew Day of Atonement begins st sun. set to-morrow, and will be appropriately o>- served by the Israelites of this city. From D. A. “emg oe we oe Catholic World tor Octobs it. Last night an unsuccessful attempt was made to break into the store ot Harvey & Mahoney, corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue south- West. by cutting out the shutter fastenings. atel,” an absorbing original story, by Jer- | am Allegea POLICEMAN CONWAY'S LEGACY I JF spanoy, A few years ago Mr. Conway, 07 his city, father of Policeman A. V. Conw ,y, ‘died, leay- ing the latter about $7,000 in aoney, rovision that Mra. CORWA™ , the widow, show. aterest thereon her lifetime. The ¢ named in the will was Dr. Job ho, after eaticying, entered uj discharge of his duties as tras tee, and States Tegistere< ponds, bat in his own uAme as trustee. Soon afterwards business calling him to California, he placed the bonds in eustedy of the widow Conway to hold during his absence. MRS. CONWAY'S MARRIAGES. Jn the meantime, Mrs. Conway married a man pamed Kose! of the business chart, Thomas H. 8. Boyd. Mr. Boyd and his wife removed to Clarksburg, Md., where they haye since been residing i ci.cumstances. During the recent ultaral fair at Rockville, Mr. Boyd be om specially at the conspicu- ously, ¢ |, Where, it is said, he offered to nt bonds on the fast nage. His old Washin; saw bim,wondered uv. on returning to the city Conway of his fa.her-in- LAVISH EXHIBIT OP BONDS, gton acquaintances who ittle, ‘and some of them it ed Policeman nie Florence, will be commenced in the Gazetie to-morrow, which, with other choice matter, will make up an extra number. Lieut. Charles M. Skippon, of the fifth pre. cimct who has been absent for the past ten dsyeon his summer vacation, returned to his post of duty last evening. The man Wi! im Dews, of Portsmouth, Va., recently heid at police headquartera by reason of insanity, is now inthe government insane asylum. Services of the Reformed Episcopal church Will be conducted by Rev. Wm. McGaire, at Lincoln hsll, at 7:30 p. m., to-morrow. The new prayer book of the church is now in use at these services. Police Oicer Harlow arrested last night a colored msn, named William Wiley, with some articles of clothing—tadies’ wearing appare!— supposed to have been stolen. Among th ticles was a handkerchief marked ‘Carrie 8. Price;” also, three pawn tickets, ‘The ircreased business of the castoms division Of the office of the Secretary of the Treasury demanding the rooms now occupied by the ma- rine hospital division, the istter will be removed into the buildingon G street, near 15th, now oceupied by the civil service board. Mr. John D. Wilson, a clerk in the land di- vision of the Pension office, who has served 43 years consecutively in the Pension bureau, died esterday, aged 67. He was appointed from jaryland, in 1531. The steamship Ohto, of the Baltimore and Bremen line, arrived at Locast Point, Baiti- more, yesterday, having on board the following Washingtonians: Jacob Felghetmer and family, Miss Sopbia Felgheimer, and Dr. F. Bogan. ‘The Ohio left Bremen on the 2d inst. en Genes Tournament 1x Howarp County, Mp.— Despite the rain of last Tuesday brillant tournament came off at the farmof Richard Waters.esq., in Howard county, Md. seven miles from Laurel, on that «i lilting began at eleven o'clock a. m., and some of the finest horsemanship ever displayed in that county was witnessed by alarge assem- Diage, whose enthusiasm disregstded the un- kindly weather. The chief marshal was S. D. Waters, jr.; aids, G. D. Walters and Albert Brown; bernids, H. W. Richardeon and John Haines. The address was delivered by T. L. Maclin, esq. The knigkts were S.C. Marlow, ‘ilson, Montgomery; Os el, Patuxent; ©. C bee ects Parting J. Wilson, Morning Star; Thomas Carr, i; S. C. Cissel, Red Cloud; Alfred Moore, ood; P. S. W. Smrllwood, Gravel Hill! K. C. Pindeil, Lone S'ar; James ‘Walters, Lee- wood: B. D. Dorsey. Glen Mary; Howard Dor- sey, Locnst Grove: W. W. Scaggs, Howard; W. Coole, Crarge Grove. Red Cloud wonthirteen rings outet Dtteen, and was declared king of the tourney; Raven Plume cart.ed off the next highest number. The two stars, Morning and | Lone tied. At the second tilt Morning came | Out fone ahead of Lone, which entitled ; him to crown the second maid of honor. The knights then formed a procession, headcd by 4 brass band, and followed by the spectators in vehicles, ail proceeded to @ grove where the coronation took place. Miss Maggie Smal weod. of Howard county, was crowned Queen ct Love and Beauty. en Plume” crowned Miss Aca Frazier, of Washington, D.C., firet 1 of hozer; Miss Annie R. Mariow, et Ho-7- ed second maid of honor ing Star,” and ‘Lone Star” crowned A. Maclin, also of Howard county, third maid of honor. After the royal set wad | d, but two others were enjoyed before it n to rain ip earnest, whereupon a genecal stampede to carriages and covered wagons ¢ sued. Lhe trippers of the “light fantastic” were then invited to the residence of Mr. Phil’ p Smallwood, about a mile and a half distatt. wher?, with dancing and music, all passed most enjoyable time until So’clock,when ad were regretfully uttered and departures take» § pHRosnnabe, teasinchet INqvEst oy THE B: OF THE Maw Kitiep ON THE MerRorotitan RatLeoap.—Yester- day atterr Deputy Coroner J. F. Hardgan b= 6n the hodr of Joshua Lomax, (not Black,) who was kiiled by the St. Louis train op the Metropolitan (Point of Rocks) rail Toad yes tday morning on the farm of Mrs. Gales, as stated in the Stan of last evening. ‘The testimony was to the effect that the man was seen onthe track, and the engineer blew the whistle when the man got up and instead of getting off the track walked across it and wes Struck and thrown some distance in the air; th it the train stopped about 300 yards from the pot ior s moment and continuédo2. One arm Was fractured, s gash inflicted on the skull, bat it is sapposed that death resulted from internal injuries. The railroad company was not repre- sented at the inquest. The jury returred a ver- ict that the deceased came to his death by being run over bys train of the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohiorailroa*; and they “censure the said ratlroad company, for the isck of intercst and due disregard ior life anifested by its employes tn not using the Recessery precautions to prevent such acct- ent,” ee ArreetT oF a Too Esterreistna Boox AGEXT.—This morning Officer Kearney ar- rested at No. 1024 7th street a book agent giving the name of Wm. Eichelberger, bailing from Baltimore, on the charge of larceny of books from patties towhom be had sold them. Itis charged that hie mode of procedure was about as follows:—After delivering the numbers of works and recovering pay therefor he would go to the house, take orders for binding, and carry the books off, gene-ally coming back with the bou: Jame, and receiving pay. Then, durin, the ab@€nce of the head of the family, he woul: call at the house and ask for the loan of the beok to show to some party to indu them to give an order, and on obtaining the work he would fail to return it. After offi- cer Kearney had taken the party into custody his pocket-book was procured, in which were found thirty-two pawn tickets. ‘This morning, im the Police Court, he was committed in de- fault of $5,000 bail, to enable parties who have lost property through him to ascertain that fact. — ee AERESTED OX CHARGES OF INCENDIARISM anp Koppeny.—Yesterday afternoon, Officer West, of the 2d precinct, arrested Anderson Long and “ Skinny” Nelson alias Wm. H. Nel- son, on the charge of beipg in the party who robbed Whipple's store, corner of Mth and F streets, on the 13th of March last. (Officer West, it will be recollected, assisted in the arrest of Jobnson, Jones, and Williams, and others, some time since, for being concerned in the arsong and robberies in the northern part of the city. Officer West eet about the case, aud a Tew days ago he Giscovered a Kec eth nee oe to “1 the parties. Long was fully identitied Who took the goods out in the Ourt to-day was committed for s hear- ing. Nelson was arrested st the workhouse, but the witness not being certain as to his identity, be wae sent back. ———e—_—- ‘Tez yUNERAL of Mr. Daniel J. Flynn, who was Crowned in the Esstern branch on Monday night, took place from bis late residence, in Uniontown, yesterday afternoon. and was at- tended by s large number of friends, includin; many of his fellow-cierks from the Gen: Land Office, and Franklin Lodge, No.2, K. of P., in citizens’ dress and without music (by re- quest of the family.) The funeral services were conducted by Kev. A. B. Atkins, of St. John’s P. BE. Oburch, Georgetown, and Rev. ‘Arthur Steel, of St. Mark's Guarch, Capitol Hill. Atthe [ee ety 5 eng Mr. Richard Emmons, of Franklin Lodge, read the burial service of the Pythian order. posrsrrbs Sok tomene SURRENDER OF A¥ ALLEGED SArR-BURGLAR ConerigaTor.—An Associated Press + d York last night says:—Albert of the United States secret servi: taken before missioner Usborne, who admitted him to bail in $1,000, bis bondsman, H ‘HU, waiving all fh take advantage any irreguiarit; See Sauk he cota te vas oe 4 judge of district. DEATH FROM AN OVzRDOSEOY LavpaNC™.— Veeterday, Deputy Coroner Harugan viewed the remains of M. D. Fuller, whose sudden ceath at Howardtown was mentioned in Tax Stak of yesterday, and decided that an inquest was unnecesssry. It was ascertained that he bad died from an overdose of laudanum. He was a single man, about seventy years of age, USving loot his piace as ‘lagiane on the Fotnt v a Lovkent Tailroad, and had taken tw drinking heavily. Zhe bedy was turned over to his friends. a x amor yams that we don’t bear <=: Ficlent case rhea tiem being cuted b: ‘a rang’s Rheumatic Remedy. ; ae fa Free pebble eye-giasses at Prigg's, shel! shsleton and gold frames. < when he at once vad his suspicions aroused. Determined to satisfy himself as > the sarety of the bonds for which Dr. Vansant had become trustee, he visited the Treasury department, and there received the astonishing information that the name of the party in which the bonds had been re; was changed aod the trans- fer acknowledged by Ur. Vansant. One of the bonds had been transferred to the name of Stoneberger, and three more had been similarly altered. ‘Heving that Dr. Vansant was igno- rant of the transaction, he immediately com- mupicated with that SS who re- sponded here in person, disclaimed any kno x- lecge of the transaction, supposing the bo ds rate in the keeping Of Conway’s mother. Officer Conway and Dr. Vansant consulted Major Richards, who gave the case to Datec tives McDevitt and Miller, who say that they found that Charles C. Bo; clerk in that de- partment, had aesisted in ‘air, and had PRERSONATED DR. VANSANT in the transfer of the bonds. ‘The officers took him into custody, and afterwards found, they say, thata watchman in the treasury name! Joveph T. Wayne also passed himself off as Dr. Vansant, and committed the forge-y in aitixiug bis rame to the transfer. He, tov, was arrested and locked up at police headquarters, while U. C. Boyd vas locked upin the central gaard- house. The officers also discovered, they say, that Thomas H. S. Boyd aud his wife were im- pos in the affair by presenting the bonds for transfer. Warrants were taken out for them, but as they resided outside the jurisdic- by ot the —— courte the officers ere the officers in Montgomery county, aD asked their asaistance. A TRIP TO MARYLAND. A cipatch was sent to Sheriff Waters, request- ing that he meet the detectives of this city at Boyd’s station on Thursday morning last. They alto sent a dispatch to Spencer OC. Jones, state’s attorney at Rockville, asking bis assist - ance in making the arrest of Boyd and his wire. ‘The officers lett on the morning named with Officer Conway, and on arriving at Kockyille they were met by Mr. Jones and Deputy Sheriff Miller, who had received instructions from the torney to give all the assistance possi- bk Messrs. McDevitt, Miller and Conway proceeded on to Boyd’s station, when they lett the train and took the road for Clarksburg. On the road they met Sheriff Waters, when Mr. Miller stated the object of their visit there, which the sberiff seemed to under- stand as well as the detectivesid. He, how- ever, listened to the story, and positively re- fused to permit the arrest'to be made, stating that they bad no authority to ‘do By and that be. (the Sheritf,) had a case agains: Boyd which ue was then engaged upon, but that Beyd had no money as he well knew. ‘Tae party separated, Sherif! Waters proceeding on towards Rockville and the Detectives and Con- vey towards Clarksburg. On arriving there they were supposed to meet Sheritt’ Waters, Who, it appears, anticipating Boyd's arrest, had wade a short cut across fields and woods to errive abead of the officers. This was mora apparent when Detective Miller entered the house of Boyd, as Mrs. Boyd showed that sue was aware of their coming. The oilicers being thos foiled in arresting Boyd left for this city without him. Mrs. Boyd came to this city to- Cay and surrerdered herself. ‘Two warrants were this morning retarned to Police Court, one charging Joseph Wayne with forgery in two cases, and the other of false against C. H. Boyd; also, one chargin: osenberry with torgery. The pris- Oners were also in court, and at 2 o'clock bonds were xed at $5,000 each: ——e District Government Affairs. The contractors for the improvement of 7th Street, from M to Q street, and L street, frou 7th to 10th streets, also corner 12th and E stree! have been notified to repair their work. contractor for laying the wood pavement on s.ceet, from G to H sureets northwest, has been notified to repair his work. TRANSPORTATION OF PRISONERS. Mojor Kichards denies that he has any in- tel whatever in the transporting of also Police Court, or to the almshouse; but says that was acting for Thomas Kobinson, contractor for carrying these prisoners. The horses used for this purpose in the black-maria are the property of Kobinson and not of Major Rioharde, "He also states that when the prejent ayetem was introduced he did convey the p: oners to the court for about eighteen mouths, but gave itup when the contragt wss made by the police comamisxtoners with Robinson, some three years ago, since whichtime he has had nothing more todo with it. The last change (that made yesterday) by which prisoners are carried to the workhouse in the black maria by Robin- fon, was made by the District Commilssiouers on the score of économy, and the correspon dence in relation to the details was carrieu ou with Major Kichards, who is tue only man known ip the arrangement to the District Com- missioners. Tee BOARD oF HEALTH met iast night, and Mr. Langston, from the committee on ordi- natices, stated that his committee had been con- sidering the subject of renovating the night- soil by the odoriess process, and had come to the conclusion to advertise for proposals, the time of the present contract having nearly expired; they think advertisements in three of the daily papers one time will be sufficient; the report was adopted. The frame shanty, No. 722 Lith street northwest, baying a leaky root, causing the walls to be damp, c., aud the frame shar‘ (0.1352 9th street northwest, being in bad sanii condition generally, were con- demned as nuisances, 2nd ordered to be abated. Dr. Verdi cailed up’ the Kinsolving nuisance case, and Mr, Marbury read a communication published in one of tbe daily papers which re- fi-cted on him as being interested 1n tue max- imum fertilizer. He denied the truthfainess of the statements in said communication. Dr. Verdi read the report of the sanitary commit- tee, also the report of the chemist to the doard, giving the constituent properties of tie maximum fertilizer, which is regarded as detrimental to health. A report was alse read which had been submitted some time since by Dr, Shafer, of the Surgeon General’s office corroborating the opinions of other official ex- perts upon the subject. Mr. Marbury stated that there was but fifteen tons of the material now stored there, which is not likely to do any barm at this season. The resolutions attached to the feport of the sanitary committee, condemn. ing said fertilizer as a Duisance and directing its abatement, was read and adopted; Mr. Mar- bury voting in the negative. Adjourned. ——_.—_—_ Extract from a private letter received from 4 friend in Paris, by Mrs. —, an old customer of our house : “I saw yesterday at Willian’s branch house some of the loveliest goods you can imagine, selected by and being packed by his agent to :md to Washington. There was everything new and beautiful from Vienna, Berlin and Paris, includ some of the most exquisite bon- nets from V' & Villemandt I have ever seen, with every novelty in jabots, ties, sacks and I quite envy you being able to select under one roof what here in Paris we must walk eqpares to purchase.” * © + be mentioned in the above very flat- ‘ering manner will be exposed to view on Mon- dav, 23th of September, at our establishment, and we invite our customers to attend the expo- sition on that day. Among other things will be quite a number of reception bonnets, ally suitable to be worn at the brilliant wedding on October Ist. Ssniovs Csancz or EmMpezziement—A £24,000 Case— Last evening Detectives McEl- Fresh and Sargent arrested one H. charged by H. L. Crawford, of the firm of J. V. fi. Vandenburg & Co., with the emberzlement of certificates and bonds of the Board cap $250,000, to be governed by a board of Wm. Ayer, W. 8. Bramhall, S. Albert G. Hall, and Wm. G Mardosk. ——— ‘Tax WASHINGTON National Mosumest.— The Setlowing additional yg ge have been added to the contingent fund for finishing the Wasbington monument trastees, L. Bean, ae aac iat;, Ma.-s20; Lebanon Lodge, 0.1, FAs A. Trites i°Or, Mer by Jounua, Marie Gok, ‘Del, side. Transfer of G5. | Presbytery of the Chesapeake. THE MERTING AT POOLESVILLS, MD. (Special Correspomdence of The Star.) PooLesvitte, Mp., September 16, 1874. 1 = letoce and < beh it Dr. Letenrs 4 min! acd 6 elders present. Dr. was See Rey. J. F. Cannon tem- porary clerk. Rey. Wi. Dinwiddie was rereived from the West Le: m Presbytery, aod the order taken for bis installation as pastor of the cuureh of Alexandria, Va., September 21. A petition was received from 71 echarch mem- bers and 30 supporters in Alexandria, Va., ask- ing to be organized as the “Usion Presbyterisn Cbureb,” with Rey. J. J. Bulloch, D. D.. as pwtor. Petition granted and committee ap- pointed to organize said church if the way be clear—time, September 2ith, 7 o'clock p. m.; Place, the ist Presbyterian church. Overture from 2d church, Alexandria, an- swered: ‘When certificates of dismission are given it is desirable, if porsible, to specify the —a church to which the parties are damit By Rockville and Betheada church was granted leave to hee id the pulpit until next meeting. Time and place of next meeting agreed upon, Franklin street Chorch, Baltimore, Md., third ‘ednesday in April, 1875, $ o’clock p.m. Sabbath Scbool report shows: Teachers, 211; Scholars, 1,547; increase of teachers 13, scholars isi; amounts contri>uted—total, $1,170. Systematic benevolence—total of contribn- tions to the six objects of sustenation: Foreiza missions, education, publication, invalid, evan- gelistic, £11,485. Eight churches contributed Tall six causes. Sustenation report shows: “In some of the fields there is marked improvement; in none of them is there a worse condition than ve Seagate Dr. Hamner continued as evangelist, The usnal appropriations recommended. Publication—Rey. Wm. Dinwiddie, chair- map, to whom all communicatiors should b> addressed depository at Wm. Ballantyne’s, th sireet, Washington, D. ©. Charches urged to take collection for publishing house io December. $100 worth of books donated by the Richmond committee. Committee on education tia, “our candi- dates puréuing their studies, Their expenses to be paid out of the collections fer this caus2s,and the surplus forwarded to Memphis ” General Assembly’s plans of systematic benevolence and per capita assessments, re- ferred to Messrs. Murkland, Ingles, and Ander- fon to report at next meeting. The good people of Poolesville were abundant in their hospitalities and attentions to Presby- tery for which they were cordially thanked. ——— SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE New StTaTE Derarxesyt BuiLpinG.—This morning, about 4g o’clock, as someof the workmen at the new State department building were engaged in ex- cavating for the portico at the south entrarce of the building, the bank caved in, and one zaan, Samuel W. Koontz, was covered by the bank and serious'y injured about the head, having his jaw bone broken. Dr. Barnes at- tended him, and Mr. K. and Officer Borland re- _—— — tw his home, on 20th street, between and N. —— THE COURTS, SPRctaL Term—Judge Humphreye. To-day, Pugh agt. Davis; testimony read; Willey sgt. Strong; restraining order as to sam ot $5,665. Hantin, aa Walker; order rat- ifying sale nisi. iller et al. %. Miller et al.; crder for rule to show cause. Clarke et. al. mgt. Clarke et al.; order appointing L. G. Hine gaar- Gian ad litem. Porice Courgt—Julge Snell. To-day, Serf Solomon was charged with maintaining & nuisance in Jackson Hall alley, consisting of a cow-etable, where divers num- bers of cows are kept for sale; ordered to be Sbated within five days. John Gordon, assault std battery on Mary, his wife; $3 and coats, ‘Thomas Donovan ulting and resisting O2 ficer McGraw whi) discharge of his duty; sent to the grand jury. Also, charged with Griving a mare faster than a trot; 2). Also, with profanity; suspended. John Smith for- feited collateral for carrying concealed wea- pon. Harry Robinson, John Wise, John vackzon and C. Godfrey, indecent exposure; $5. dere. Matthewa, loud and boisterous; $5. Ti othy McCarthy, profanity, forfeited collat John Kyan, disorderly in Georgetown; 5: Thomas J. ‘ast driving; forfeited collateral. bares E ame. Philip Holmes, refusing to assist Officer Pfaff while securing a pris- ener; 55. Joseph wud Edward White, loud and boisterons; $5. Frederick Freeman, selling Vquor by small without leense; fined 8105— appeal noted. Wm. Jones, larceny, continued. Grittin Crawford, assault on Mary E. Crawford; #10. John Kyan, assault on Jam Wardell; $10 and costs. ——————=—=————— GEORGETOWN. Coat Trape.--The coal trade for the week past has been limited to about one-half of the usual work, on account of the interruption to canal navigation. Since the commencement of the arrival of the coal boats which had accama- lated at the break, the business bas been very brisk. The receipts of Camberiand coal were ¥,111 tons, and of the Youghiogheny gas coal ) tons, ‘Lotal receipts for the week, 9,951 tons. The shipments of Cumberland col were 5,374 tors, and of the Yougbiogheny gas coal 403 tons al Passenger Railroads — tasked; Colunpia Stocee Sandry List—Masovic eempig bonds, F : s' .y i T = 2, Pat Hd az § ‘mb ear bonds,” 6%, J. & 5 Loan bonds,(Cong.) 0s gy J. & do. Gog 6s. g., M. ss, b — The Steck. (1843,) 64,3. & J easure, General oard of Public Works—Certii- rovement, 8's, J.& J. So 128, Se bla. asked; do.. rtificates. Bower, 8s, J. & J, 1974, 63:5 aak*d? do. 18% > 635% Did, 70 asked: do: ZI = S e F 8 es B 2 = a a sked; do.,' series, 63%: bid, Wate 1577, £8 bid, 92 asked. if Nw Youx, September inanctal ar- te’ he raling pice e been dy and 1 for carr: ‘oreien exchange ‘was ualet; sel io dem wud. ‘Money easy 7%: for prime short and per, Goverament |. ands ate bonds very dall, without took market op=ned yy and ad- in some cases, Union Pacific was ths strongest stock, and rows to 85%), the hy so. price ‘yet’ made. After Union New York Central, Leke Shore, and Uni p exhibived the most firmness. board Wabash declia d 1's parket to wight extent fecling prevail i Extreme —_.— ‘The Markets, September 19.—Virginia sixes, peat- "8 Consolidated, 51%; West Virgia- ber 19 —Cotton weak—iow a) Flour dall and unchanged. Wheat firm—No. 1 red western, 1.25; No. 2 do., 123@1 %: white western, 1 25@1 35; red Maryland, 1 33; do. amber, I 601.83; do. white, 1 20@1 36: Corn sirong; little or none offering—wntte south: erp, 142; yellow southern, 1(0; mixed westero, . Oats dull—sonthern, t7@62; western mixed, 59; do white, 60@6i. Rye dull. Hay unchanged. Prjrisions vuiet and strong. Mess pork firm, 24 0. firm: pone offering—shoulders, 10; clear rib sides, 14,@ 436. Bacon firm—shoulite: Ui; clear rib sides. 15% @16. Hams dall—sug: cured, M@i6. Lard firmer—refined, 15%. Western butter very strong—choice to fin., 23@:339.; fair to oe 2a -; common, 2c. Coffe > strong ant in ‘air demana—tair to prima Rio cargoes, 16% 19% Petroleum nuchanged. Whisky firm—held at 1/5. Sugsr strong and unchanged, New York, September i +sgttoney 3 9%. —Btocks active and xchange, long, 4314's; a id weak. Yorx, September 19 —Fiour juist and an- Saeees. Wheat dull and droopiag. Corn quiet and ange, Loxvon, September 19.—The rate for money at the stock exchange on goveroment secnritics 13 2 Pex cont. Sonds of 1665, old, 103!2; Mele, preferret, ca 35 334, Paris dispatces quote reutes at 63 fran imes. LonDox, September 19, 12: moner, 995505: for o'd, 10%; new tives, FRANKFORT, September 19.—B mis of 1853, 98',. ——- ee. —___ THE WEATHER, Wak DEPARTMENT, (fice of Ciref Sienal Offer, DO. Lm ng 10:30 a, m. ry —Dr ic states falling beromete: to aoutueast winds, high: east clondy and posailly rainy weal ern Gulf states, fulling, f meter, stationary temperatures cloudy and rainy weather. Over the lower lakes, falling barometer, brisx ‘aud high soutveasterly winds veering to south higher, followed by lower temperatures, er, Over the uppe a barometer, Drisk sont 4 veering northwest. with cool clondy weather aud rain Over the Tennessee and Ohio valleys, increasing fouthwestcriy winds with falling barometer and Tain, followed by netihwosterly wiods during Satar- day bight, w.th rising barometer aad tower tem ure Over tho western G cool northerly win: ite coast, and lig! ios incweather. Over the upper M <staippi and low:r Missouri valleys and the northwest, risiag baro- meter, brisk nortt west winds, lower ‘temperature, aud clear or clearing weather.’ Over New England falling barometer, nurtheast winds vecring to 60) fast, and increasing to briek by Saturday night, y temperature, cloud aud rain, Over the mi ites falling barome cht © lowed by clear- bh neh, Sandy Yor*. Builale, Brie, Cleveland, Toled Fo titarou, Al na, a Hook, New lo, Detroit, Becauaba, Oswego, Koches: To'al ehipimen' 2 tona, Suppers DeatH.—Mrs. Kachel M. Willett, an elderly aud much-respected lady, widow of tha late Voltaire Willeti, of Washingtoa, died yery suddenly last night, of apoplexy, at her rest dence here. She had been in remarkably good health during the past summer, and yesterday was out visiting some friends. Coat Ort oston.— Considerable excite- ment Was created about 9 o'clock last evening by the cry of fire on High street, near Ga; street, caused by the explosion of a coal ofl lamp in tke lamp in the tailor shop of Mr. Pinchanver. The flames were soon extin- guished, with @ loss of about #15. Grain Trave.—T. C. Wheeler received 30) bushels wheat and 300 bushels corn by rail, and J.G.& J. M. Waters 455 bushels whaat and 75 bushels corn by boat. The sales to-day were 300 bushels wheat at $1.20 to $1.28, —— ea —_ A Priest ConpgMNED To Prison.—Ascand- alous incident has recently taken place in Ger- many. A Freneh priest, the Abbe Louls,of the department of the Meurthe-et-Moselle, travel- ling ina steamer between Coblenz and Mayence uttered an impradent word in conversation with one Puchler, a journalist of Berlin. Passing be- fore the Chateau of Biberich, formerly thesum- mer residence of the Duke of Nassau, and since 1863 incorporated in the domain of the King of Prussia, the Abbe, after asking the name of the property, said, in speaking of the new proprie- tor of the building. ‘He fs a robber of that,like everything else.” Puchler, at the moment of landing, denounced the priest to a_ gendarme, who immediately arrested him. ie conse- quence was atrial for lese-majeste before the correctional police of Mayence. Praise is due to the advocate Grossman, who defended the accused. ‘Puchler,” said he, “belongs abso- lutely to that class of informers, already so much deepi:ed by the Romans; he bas in this way comvromised all Germany, and we ought to Te asoamed of him. She learned counsel added that he had often travelled in France and had heard the most violent abuse of Louis Philippe and Napoleon, but had never learned that the authors of such language were de- nounced. The Procureur du Roi replied, blam- ing the advocate for pleading with such warmth tor a Frenchman. Grossman,in his turn,repeat- ed that nobody in France would ever report to the authorities a private conversation; he re- retted “that sach a thing had happened in sige 7 ig imed interest of the honor and dig- nity of that grost nation.” In spite of thie defence the Abbe, who had slready undergone two months of preventive imprisonment, was condemned toa further de- tention of the same length. An Innocent MAN Sentenced To TWRIVe Yeats’ iN Prison.—Bullard, the Boylston bank robber, who arrived in Boston from New York last week, has made confession of his con- nection of his with (the robbery, and states that the amount obtained was $496,000. Ballard says that Glover is entirely innocent of the crime for which be was convicted and is now serving @ sentence of twelve yearsin the State prison. Glover was convicted of being acces- sory before the fact of the robbery, but Bul- lard asserts that noone hg the men actually engaged in the robbe: the slightest idea that it was to occur. ill be arraigned be- fore the superior court and, will probably plead guilty as he bas no idea of contending with the —— in what would prove a useless fight bin. Jay bye ipod hoonttirined examination in th Jay Cooke . bankruptcy case, ister, Was continued in Philadelphia yester. afternoon, J. K: Moorehead and joseph B Of 29% Division ce eidtm 1m front of her a msn k; but bet he had gone ick; bul fore: from the house Mrs. Lutchet, of 9 Di street, met him. Recognisi the dress of a neighbor's child \ opdaee little was hidden) sbe eized the ipper and oxstatiesd, “Thst Je my child!” At these words the the and Tapldiy om toward the East river. ¥ Sun, With. Tose stormy — of social life—Woodhull in. Now for the next and Clafiin—are back egal | Bayard T: met a poor boyof 17 in Tce land who rena 8 Goethe and Sebil- Rg [FOR PICKLING. CIDER AND MALT VINEGAR, 48 by the gallos or barrel by SAUL C. PALM&R, DEPOT 57 GREEN STREET, sepl2-tr Georgetown, D. 0. FISST GRAND GIFT concerr, FOR THE BENEFIT oF THE Montpelier Female Humane Association AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 23, 1874. 23,170 Cash Gifts, smourting to......9 1,000,000 Number of Tickets, 100,000. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets Halves. ane Quarte: Rights or each 250 64 Tickets for 100 00 Kleven Tickets... ‘The Montpelier Female Humane Association, cbartered by the Legislature of Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange county, pro) i, by # series of Grand Gift Concerts, to ‘cate ‘ish and en- dow a “Home for the Old, Intirm, and Destituts oy Ai + -¥ Hontpelier, the tormer resi fence 0! jent James Nn ‘The Associati jen is under the control truste Whom are elected bienulally: bythe {ockholders and two sppointed by the Goveruor of Bemittances for tickets may bs made by expres Pre-paid, post-office money order on Washington D.O., or by registered letter, addressed to Hon. JAMES BARBOUR Pres’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va, References, by permission: His Excellency, Jas. Ls Ken wernor of Va; Hi Bsceleng Acre a.; Hon. ‘a. and U. 8. Sen- ator elect; Hon. Bobert W. Hughes, Jadge Bastern District ators and embers cf engron For fall par }» testimonials, Ac, send for cireular, Address ‘Hon, JAMES BARBUUR, Pres’ M. F.H.A., Alexandria, Reliable Agents wanted everywhere, au6-coly GR syrscss, Ge eee OEE LEAT EE TEENY cuomns a, PY sams re EEE eet corn as. atthe OLD AND PRACTIOAL MANUFACTORY JAMES S. TOPHAN 4 00., ao. 438 SEVESTH STER Adjotuing 044 Fellows’ Halt. Pa np | Geary: CITY ITEMS. ‘LEMEN’s Deuss Sarets. mt in the District, i to be suite from Gunri Ihave the aseortine: and gentlemen will rarely fai! my of Perfect-! Shirts. Oo: invited with any shirt in Gzo. 0. Hemxre U.S. 6, No. 410 72h street. Fine Plated Bi Fine Pisted Chains Fine Plated Jewelry Received at P No. 407 Pennsylvania aven A fing sélection of rial, wor! prices. buy unless he Gxo. C. Hanxty ing their spere chan esives. a GeNTs’ UNDERGARMENTS for fall w Lewis’ “Popular One Price Store.” —— Fixe Dress Harts between I and K. ——_e—_—__. Doorer’s Yeast Powder cannot be excetio for making light, sweet Ro! fles, Corn Bread, &c. reflable, ——__@ Corzs, Bu For relief from Corns, Bul na, growing Nails. etc., visit Dr. White's establish No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. ment, Treasary. FOR Ease, comfort, and safety, wear the sold at 235 Pennsylvania ave. 14,6 —o———_ BILtrarps,” players go to Adamson’s New Bil- Room, 35 9th street, where their Gam-s cost them from ten to fifteen cents per game. Tables, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &c., first- clase. Always pleased to see his friends and ADAMSON, 395 9th street, Ground floor, next to Pa. ave. Resides carl dea TuE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenne and 15th street, pa: cent. per annum on deposits for each = wea! hours, 9to4. Sati Elastic Tru All lara patrons, 4and as THE SInGER SEWING MAOHINR sales of1812 ‘Were 219,460. at low pri. men, youthe and boys, at Lew: u Ready-made Garm ants for gentlemen, youths and boys, of excellent mate- ‘kmanshi, 'P and style, and at bottom An inspection solicited. No one expected to choses. wii No. 410 Tth streat. ——— INCREASE OF THE Navy. There is likely to be a strong effort made to increase the navy, owing to the numero: plicants who desire to enter, which is malaly aitributable to the large increas of priz Officers and men, alike, are judiciously inveet- in securing chances in the next drawing of the Gift Concert of the Pab. lic Library of Kentucky, of November 39, with 22,500,000 which will then be distribat! Prizes to the ticket-holdera, they expect to h a large increase of prizs money among them- Us, Bi It is always ready and ces, for gentie- 920 7th etre t, Georgetown Advertisements RY THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD U. HON FURNITURE aT On FRIDAY, September 2 te sel! the residence of W. G. Basey, vhold Furvitare. I uame Walnut Hair Cieth Parlor enter and other Ti Watnnt Bxten ‘sinut Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Crocxery and Glassware, French Ohi: Matting, Oi!-Clotha, 25th, at 10 o'clk, obgress street,near Boad stre town, an elegant assortme: fo pi Suit ‘ables, nd Ingrain Carpets and Rags, on Table an Stoves. Kitchen Rejnisites, Avd many entice mentioned, wend OMAS DOWLING, Anst. b= T a Dining Chairs, Marble-top Obamber Suites Oxk Cottage Chamber Seta, Cottage and Painted Ghamber Saites, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, XLEGANT AND NEARLY Ni FURNITURE aT rath an excel nt @agorén Walnut marble-top t ideboard nt aagsoriment of _ 4“ cew, consistirg in part of— Walnot Haircioth Parlor Suite, Elegeut Walnut Mirror-back Btegero, Marble top Oentre aud Card Tables, Walnut Marble-top Obamber Su ait Wotont Extension and other Tables, Ww nd Di: ‘alnut Cane re: gant Brussels and Ingrain © put Lounge, Marble and ot lor and othi Inat Ward Cottuge Obamt er Far: Hair and Husk Mattr. Ki Ww tere, Excelsior Range and Kitchen Faraiture, Crockery axd Ginssware. ng Chairs, ‘pes and Bucs her Clocks, ¢ Stoves, Vilcloths aud Matting, bes and Hatrack Aud many articlee not mentioned. ‘Terma cash. peo worth 2 Dontle-wiath Pillow Case Cotton, 125, and up- wards. Fi fore 1 THOS. DOWLING, Avct. ON ED CES OF DKY GooDs, Two cases ysrd-wide Shirting Ootton at 12/4 Sof all kinds withont rezart \W HOUSEHOLD TION. ¥, September 25th, at 10 CANDY: (Caney: Manufactured by 1229-2, J. 0. NICHOLS, 59 High streot, Georgetown. FRENCH AND PLAIN, WHOLESALR AND BRraiL. O With enlarged remises, the best talsnt to Facques, Tica, Pants, and Vests ‘body come and 49 Jefferson street, W. WHEATLEY <t, Georgetown, D. UB NEW ESTABLISAMENT. improved machinery, had In the ceuntry every facility for doing the best work we would respectfully inform onr friend pobltc that pre-eminent as may have been our repa- ms fn the. pasts OUR MOTTO IS EXCELSIOR In pzeing. and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shawis, Hibbons, &c, &c., Gent's Coats At home toeverybody from 79. m. until unset; Saturdays from 7a. m. until 8 p.m., atthe old stand hed 183], now the most complete in the atl OWN SAVIN: * , © cease? Miiont BIBER TOA ND tes te 4 p.m.,andon Seturdays Bank hours, ¥ s,m. (to receive deposits) antil 6 (3 m. Int as Sas General jeotions made days, Mondays. A. W. BARRETT, Oashier. H. Polkinhorn, fenr7 Diekooe, Le ct ree anbing Thee. Dowlin . Dowling, B.D: Cropley B.D. Harley, ‘terest paid oo siness done, aud Col- accessible peints. Disco H. POUKLNHOBN, President J.T, Mitchell, Thos. Kuowies, MISCELLANEOUS. ¢[) OUND TOP HYDRAULIC CEMENT,» ‘The undersigned are now SS oe) CEMENT Leven rat tors rates, 3¢36-3m yEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGKS. 100 of the latest New York styles of Park and Pony Phetgns, a No-' Top Buggies, Sash and Jomp-ncat Garr ow Docr and ., Second-hand Oarriages taken im exch . Call before hae i OHMIDT & OU. Re' 31 P. D. 60) oO. pad yl Lo LIME! LIMB WOOD-BUBRT apzt-m work for cellars, water works ings, bi &o., where of Columbia, wa U, a TATEN ISLAND. . ¥.. DY! Ss Lisumubtr- eta Bi iD 38: The oldest and st of may be in the wi LIME. Y, B street, bet. lth and lth u. w, OEM suy 15 Mh street, 4. B.—Guarantee given that bring % Your articles soon, toget them back eres a, ‘ed te furnish the ealers and coutrac- b street, and 94 W. F mayll-t BOOKS, STATIONERY, &¢. N*®* Boeons. DE PTIVE SOCIOLOGY, No.2. By Her FLINTS’ PRYGIULOGY, vol. 5, Smo. For sale by RICHARY 86, MORU & co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, soplitr 1015 PENNSYLVANIA avai A ROTH EE LARGE SUPPLY OF SCHOOL BUOKS, ‘Thus agein making our Stock Complete. WARREN CHOATE & 00., (¥BRNON ROW, sepl0-Im Corner Perus, and lth street. Soneot spoons 4EP SCHOOL SUP- ar WM. BALLANTYNE’s, 425 SEVENTH STREET, SEAR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The | nd me Y bool pine 4 most Somplete stock of Bchool re. istrict, sud sold at the lowest price. A Patevt Book Cover given @ratis to ail retail pur- chase SCHOOL BOOKs, sepr-tr WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PE SLATE PENCILS, FABERS’ LEAD PENCILS, DEAWING BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, MEMOBANDUM BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS DIARIES. NOTE, LETTER, and CAP PAP Wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prices, ar SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, eops-tr Corner 436 street and Pa. avenue, SCHOOL BOOKS. Wioicake and Real, at the lowest prices, ROHERTS BOOKSTOR above Now York a 1610 7h street, e. Sep2-Im BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS GBaND DISPLAY AND OPENING OF FALL Goop3 AT THE SILK AND LACE HOUSE, Nos, 34 anp 36 Morrn Evraw BALT.MORE, THE LATEST PABISIAN NOVELTIES. EMBROLOEKKD POLONAISE AND OVEB- DRECSES. the heud-omest ever imported. New styles DRESS GOUDS. All the celebrated Srazer, SILES, “Gai not Bonnet,’ jer," and* ellon.’’ All new shades of UOSLORED SILAS, for dross and evening wear LYONS: StoaKisa VELVETS AND VEL LACKS AND’ EMBROIDEBIRS, all widths, bem patterns soa 26ry elcpant. BIBBORS. BaruEs. ECK-WEAR, KIO GLOVES. OC RSETS, MOURNING GOODS Mognificent BEADED LACES and TEIMMI NGS, ahe very latest, and which excel our formor im portations JOEL GUTMAN & CO., Store closed on MONDAY, September 2ist, on ac- count of holiday. sepl3-6c ESt4srisuep IN 1516, CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 HOBTH HOWARD 8T.,BALTI“ORE, MD Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRE GOooDs, would call specis! attention to thetr splentia stock. reas Goods, Linen Goods, Embroieries Laces, ; eescrunent of Mourning city. eA PLES SENT FREE orders amonntiag to $20.0) or over, will be sent free of freight charces by Express; Lat parties whose orders are not ac: fed by 7 Money, aod baving their geods sent Dy must pay fo return of the money, jams-tn.ths.17 POSTPO. MENT. SECON AND Lasy GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE Masonic Relief Association or BOBFOLK, VA. DAY POSITIVELY FIXED. THURSDAY, 19th November. LAST OHANCE. ‘This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic Be- LISP AsscciaTioN, OF NomFotk, Va, uuder an- thority of the Virginia Legislature (act passed March 8th, 1873). 60,000 TICK ETS—6,000 CASH GIFTS. $250,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY. One Grand Cash Gift of. ‘One Grane ©: Gikt o One Grand Cash Gift o One Grand Cash Gif! o' 15 Cash Gif s of $1000 cach. 28 Oi Girne of 309 each 6000 Cash Gifts of 6000 Cash Prizes, rictly for MASONIC purpussa, ‘with the same liberality, bon’ esty, and fairness which characterized the tet on. terprise. JOHN L. ROPER, Pree’. © Tickets and Circalars giving full taformation, ostsean, HENEY V. MOORE. NOTHER CHANCE FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. POSTPONED TO November 30, 1874, DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE. FOR TICE ETS AND INFORMATION RAMLETTE, R H. RYAN &@ CO., ROB ERS AND REAL BSTATB ianceraicreice AUCTION BEES, EDUCATIONAL. TERS EMS ae 4 sepl?-to pre FHELDONS DANCING \CADEMY,— ow open for the Gone er ee Pe treet northwest. Days of Tattion TORSDarS, TRUBSDATS AND SATURDATS. G12 por quarter of 3 lesnenr. those ee me pS elegant in the city. can &c., at very ae reasonable rates. # 1s TCrig Boon ESinES TO Give N Lewons in MUSIC tore Nettet samber ot pe is. Acdress or apply 710 Ith street north- ‘west. af Messe SCHLIROK AND BISS FLORENCE SCHLIETKER ‘Will be preparrd to receive their peptts to FRRS EJ “rest, whieh is th» most! Tented tor Bali aa AND MUSIC Op the festent. Commapicett: the post office reuested until thet time "eagltge” W DEPART BN Ta Me Pon Gane NOW IN SERSION T tuformation call as above SAGE, PROFESSOB KUGBNE L COULISEE Is bow ready to resume bis tnetructons ta the French Language to Private Classes of to vdividuaie at the NEW Lo WASHIN@TON t ee ee PY PULSG8 FRESCA OL 3 io aay sepltim +E DEAMATIQUE FRANCSis, OCTOBER 1, 1574 ECOLE FRANCAISE DE WasniNoTON. OCTOBER 19, am74. FIRST ANNUAL OPENING, Coder the Direction of PROF. EUGENE L OCOLLIEEE AND M'LUD For terms ard cthet parnicota tars na 6 be bad at ail tho buck abd muse stores or tbe Week ington Bingiug Academy, 914 Pou Sa. m. and 18m. . FELIX BENKEAT MILL RESUME SSO Vi Onthe PIANO, Touts an HARMON All comorications siiresed te MBTEEROTT omennie ry t & OO. and J. ELLIS & 0V., will receive Prom pt at- tention. ops Iw C&btBots LADIES, rent, seplo te" NATION OHUBOH SOH for Dak a L dies and Children, will reopen on Ls DAY. September 16h. Apply to the x Miss MCLEOD, 1218 M street, corner Of 12th, north weet. sopl-im* Ep MaseIORE AND MATI ICAL SOHUOL FOR BOYS et et, Barware lawn Ky in Byuare.) i The Twenty fourth A will pegin ch MONDA The Principal can be the firs dar of Bey an Int E_SENDORFF 5S SOR Ms TUESDAY. September Street uorthwess, Besidence ort. M =&*- ®teE, 1308 H «reeer NORTHWEST, WILL BROPEN HEE DAY SCHOOL _Gn MONDAY, Sept. 21, aag25eolm . This well-ka we 1 will commence Let, at O17 987 Hf street north- sue%-lm" OPAL INSTITUT! vol for Boys is REMOVED tro t he at Fripheny a the Hall over Now. 1719 and Ponoeyivenia avenne wes Open tis Fifth Soeeione WE DNS NAY, Boptember 9th. oF terms apply at 1015 Be KNIGHT, DD i ne » FREN E STATUE cor avenue north: "8 SOHUOUL for ¥. 1336 T street. will re-open er Mth Gircvtars may be jookstore, or by applying to the augt-1m. N ckMINAKY, Boarling and Day Scho! for Young, Ledies, > $ Feet, Georgetow ty DB. Ory LIPSOUMD, Princip on of this ‘Institution will AY. September 16, witu an effichent m bere. Wor ¢ urs apply to the to Bailanty ue’e, 7ku *. ang2s-im L’” SCHOOL = THUBSDAY, be Cbtained at the Bo Prine or tre IVEKSITY OF GEORGETOWR, The next term of thie Beheo! will commence o PEDNESDAY , October 7, isv4, with the tliowtag eculty . , JUDGE GEORGE W. Pascua Tat Law of Real Property, Pleadine Beidence, Crommmal Lae ent the Sconce of G comment CBRISTOPHER INGLE, L. + Property, Comeracts, BM ¢ Kecations and the Mor: Bywry 1 iustroction embraces Lectures, Beot- tations, abd examinations upot the s-verel tities al law, tgeiber with iilustraious of ectual Oourt . pplication for {nformarton, either in person or Law, by letter, may be made to the ‘retary. who will be UiS°F street, Waauingtan Galette eee 44-1030 Db. T. HARLEY, Bec of the Faculty BS 8 A. PECKS SELECT bcm ic FoR M Bors. 930 kth sirest, con re oom Inence its Fourteenth Annual Lath, Please call after ROS A apENyY, a rear of Dr, Sunderiama’s Church, 4% st.ms0. ce ite Sfth year MONDAY, september 7. Nomber of pupilelimited to thirty 6 objecta of this institution are to fit Loys for business or for colles*y Classical or polytechnic, frem this writers. For those fitting fur busiaces, Penmanship, Arithmetic aud Book -k: speciation design Algebra, Gromrtry, Piape and Aualytical Detry and the Classics are thoroughly taught. arter. Hours trom 9 to 3. Price, Circulars at Cranteli's and Beltantyue Avumber of gold and silver medals each, ear. OBASE ROYS, #0520-Im : MD LL.B , Principal, OPSLYDN SEMINABY, ™ Latroct, bet. 16th at. iss A. L. DERRICK, Prin., ome) The achool seasion wi BER 16, 1874 HE “1s FULLER. 1016 loth mrvet northwest, 188 CALKINS’ SOHOOL wilt re, At Withet malleeeenes of 34 and Fas boa | corner 5 _ east, Bosidence, 103 O street southeast. auxiS ‘E MISSES OSBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES’ BOABDING and DAY BOHOUL, Sean street, corner of baperlor odvantages, torthern Teachers, erate terms. "/)HE WAPHINGTON F WH be GGOSZACS COLLEGE, J st, bet. North Capitol and ist sts morthwest, ‘This Ivetitativn is conducted by the Fatbers of the Bociety of Jesus. The course of studies isthe some as that pursued in other tnstitutions conducted AM fy be reopened on MON- As. SMES OLARK,8. J, Prost sughs-tOcth ORDENTOWN (NJ) F UOLLEGE. BeReeeies a2 RENNER Las Sey ecarees Bor. JO ayi3-am ‘ ‘aK AS. eit, Rimes ictscet of eased, = oe Bas jurt retereed from New York with Beis seen oe eae Sexe sini ornate qe oh Jr arters 88. dee