Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1874, Page 4

“EVENING STAR. | PRIDAY.. .. District Government Affirs. A committee of scbool trastees — Mesers. Mcleliand, Brooke and Superintendent J. O. W icop—waited on Governor Dennison to-day nd snbmitted & gp roy to ers at eptember 25, 1874. LOCAL NEWS, off the place than the'oftice on ion urged ison account ys about that office ig it unpleasant for er ct the crowd of men during business hours, m: | Amusements, &¢., To-r'ght. | the lody tenchers. ‘They were requested to pat + Opera House —Mr. . France, in his | their proposition in writing, when it would be tioval drama, “ Mi for Life | considerea. ater Ci Mad Poet,” we + Grand Fair D.€., ander the auspices of Holloway Lodge, No. 4, 1.0. G.T- B. Cavanagh, in “The . THE nIDs s hb other new attractions. } forthe beg tgpnmes Ed Ca Rb improving and Tournament ightwood, | i Street by completing the road- te auspices of Holloway Lodon, | Way urder contract Nor 2 with Mr. P. Gull: nane, and forfeited by him, were opened to-day by Engineer Hoxie, in presence of Commission- er Dennison, and were as follows: John G. | Staflord, 4 cents per equare yard for Mac- | Adem, 64 cents for cobblé-stone, hoard rates for water gutters and flagging. MeCaflrey and James Fitzpatrick, 6) cent tor McAdsm, both sides of car trac! 1.40 be- | tween tracks, and 9 cents for cobble stone. Henderson & Co., 95 cents for McA lam road- way, allowing 50 for old stone. T. P. Morgan, © 1.2) per square yard for roadway outside or car tracks, and $1.50 between tracks, cobblestones, 75 eents. John Lyons & Co., 89 cents outside of ear tracks; $1.75 for inside; cobbiestone. £1.30. | Wm. Bockiey, 70 cents per square yard, for Mc- Adsm cobble stone at board and flagging at same rates. P. Crowley & Co., 85 cents per superficial yard. H. MeCatfray & Co., $7 cents outside reivroad, $1.74 for inside, and cobble stone. ‘No awards were mre to-day. i NAM!3 OF STREETS OX GAS LAMPS. stor leitering the names of s. -eets on gas Ss were opereu, and were as follows:—J. P. olne, 9 cents per leier, or 70 cents per lsmp, with letters engraved on two sides. Geo. A. Hilton, 50 cents per sign, or 5 cents per letter ted to tha nd wo price list books i iss begins with sunset and continues eight he Hebrew feast of tabernacies. uel H. Nater bas been appointe 1 internal for the D'strict of Columbia. teh, clerk to Johnson Brothers, ting a pistol yester- ploded it, and the ball passed through f,stone battle fn the Smithsonign &counds yesterday a: .ernoon between some bays of North and South W: sbing* yn was irrsteatad by Capte'n W. G. Brock. of the police. ‘Mr. Charles Hurdle, late foreman of No. 2 engine company, bas received a handsome gold bad ze awsrved him by the committee on c! ty entertainments (4:ven last winter) forsel! the largest number of tickets for that object. Unity Council, No.4, Sons of Jon? lab, gave & pierie at Tolons woods, Prince George evunty. Md., yesterday, which was well attend- An impendin ed. Addre: tes ~ere je by J. B- Dunning, | of words of four letters, and 6 «ents tor words B.D. Peck and G. W. Mel. sre, of this city. of eight letters. Wm. J. Dovohue and Dorsey The Chroni to the New York Com | Clagett, Roman-style letters and num- wercial the story beaded Smart Boy” *tuat | bers, 3y cents eich: Gothic style, 35 appeared originally tn Te Reome wont’: | cents each. Joreph T. Offutt, in‘erx ai. age: wes stolen tom THe ous thief of Harpe. "s Mon e now been taken on the fly by the Comm by no* »ri- Hem Lyles—10 cents each per letter, or 55 nd bee cents per sgn, guita, percha letters. 'B. W Summy—Patent street lamp designator No. 1, the = Mr. Hevry ©. Barnard. one of the olf 20 cents; No. 2, 35 cents; letters 3% inches gravers in the United States Coast Survey | and plain. J.'L. Savage—Iron skeleton Office, died yesterday morning at b atent, 40 cents for each name and num- on Capital Hil, and will afterncon at f He was a rative of Eng of age. Next Wednesday there fs t nement en : be buried r. Samuel Ceas, (bona not signed)—4 cents - | per letter, and warranted for fifteen years. J.W. McKn'ght & letters cut in orass, galvanized, fron, block-t'n, or Japanned tin, 5 per letter; or letters painted, 24 cents each, or cut in stencil in any of above siy.e8, 4 cents. John W. James & Co., informal. plac tccennssr alts The Contractors’ Assoctation. IMPORTANT MEETINGS LAST NIGHT AND TO- Day. The regular meeting of the Contractors’ Az sociation was held last night at their rooms on Pennsylvania avenue; the president. Mr. Joseph Williams, in the chair, and Henry Himber sec- retary. Some forty members were precent. Mr. Thomas Lucas stated that he had de,os- ited his accounts with the auditor, as he could not wait any longer for uniform action on the part of his colleagues ; but would request of the auditor to put them with the other claims and let them all take the same course. ‘Tue chair stated that Mr. Taylor (controller) had informed tim that, should the contractors leave their accounts with him, with a request that immediate action be had en them, that he would do 0, sus} jing other business for that purpose. By this means the contractors woald get their accounts passed upon more expedi- ously. ‘Attar further discussion, it was agreed to meet to-day at 10 o’clock ; that ali should bring in their accounts and let the secretary make a — of them to forward to the d of audit. Messrs. William Blake, James Fitzpatri Burnside, Owen and O'Hare were elected me bere of the association. Mr. Finley, chairman of the special commit. tee to virit the New York bankers to negot.ate the <ecurities held by the Washington contrac- tors made a verbal re; ‘stating that they had aited upon some of the largest and most re- spectable houses in that city, and had met with great courtesy and attention. They had had several very flattering proposals to take five millions or upwards of the bonds and cei.ifi- cates held by them at mach larger advances than had been offered by brokers in this city and at from seven to eight per cent. interest. They found one or two places where bar cers were inclined to throw cold weter on ou~ Dis trict_securities, but the reason of this was very apparent to them; they had been tampered wit by certein Washington iptiuence sopposed to al! iprovements and taxation, yet the most eager on. Knig ‘Washington, Virginia and Maryland will testror the honor of crowning the queen, advertismen: See ing officers were elected by Parl.y 3, Sons of Jonadab, last evening: ards; D.€., F. Dobbyn; W. th; K.'S., Thomas J. Putnam S., Andrew J. C Treas., Wm. H. La:- ;@., Jobn W. Speaks; A. G , C. B. Lusby; I. W.. Charles W. Schaefer. ‘The Criminal Court, Jadge Hamphreys, yes terday adjourned to Wedne~day next. The crses of Wesiev Jordon, charged with manslaughter, Samuel B. Mardeck, charged with intent t> Fill Hon. Fernando Wood, and A. H. Underwood and Thos. B. Warrick, chatged with forgery, all leit over from yesterday, will probably be then called. ae The Firemers’ Certificate Forgeries. VERDICT OF “NOT OUT IN BOTH CASES, Yesterday aiternoon, in the Criminal Court, Judge Humpbress, the case of Hillman A. Hall, ebarged with the forgery of firemeus’ pay cer- it $ was called, Mr. L. G. Hine for de- i. les D. Canby testified that J. to — the certificate for W. Bailey in payment 2 in the blank to the order of the indorsement of his a forgery. Witness passed er. forty name on the bac im the order to Mr. Bal George E. Baker (controller) testified that h: could not recollect what he did with the order when it was handed to him by Mr. Canby. He supposed he put itinadrawer. The police or firemen were often accustomed to come and get their certificates, and at*:r trying to sell them ard a. uld bring them back, and often they would call for them again, and again briny them back; so what witness did with the certiti- cates would very likely pass trom his memory. Hall wae at that time @ broter, and dealt in these certificates. J. W. Bailey (colored) te: ture at the bottom is ge 3 certificate from the controller, ed that the signa- Witness got the sold it at par to Mz. Canby for goods. Cross-examired:— | to make profit on the bonds and other paper Witness offen takes uch paper to the control- | held by the contracurs. On the whole the com- ler’s cflice and gets bis stamp upon it. mittee and the association had cause to con- G. P. Hopkins recognized the paper; he Sled | gratulate themselves on the success met with. up the body except the name of Canby, and | (hey will receive in aday or two several prop gare it to J. W. Bailey. sals trom New York financiers in writing which Cross-examined:—Hal stamped hundreds of | he promised would be in all respects highly suck certificates; they then usually p-ssed trom | gratifying to all. He was not at liberty to pub- band to hand among business men. licly state what the details of their arrauge- H. D. Gi!l.— Witness knew nothing about the | ments were, but would give such in‘ormation, Paper except that it was redeemed in the office | where it is necessary to be done, to the memb of Mr. Baker. he president (Mr. Williams) stated that som The District Attorney.—I d dozen of the contractors had waited upon say we have utterly failed to p Mess. Taylor and Brodhead of the auditing The court directed the jury commission, who bad informed them that they of not guilty, had not taken up any of the accounts again... The case of contractors; that they had never been request- charge, was call +d todo eo; but the auditing commission were the prizoner. ready to do so if it was deemed best for the public good. The committee informed the commissioners thet it was important—much de- pended on relieving the pressure of the money market here, caused very largely by the cou- ‘ton 0: the aecounts and securities row held coutracters snd Lrokers. The commission- ir formed them that if these accounts were sent in they woula give them immr Hate atten tion. Mr, Williams said there appeared to be a disposition among a certain ciass of the kid- gloved to throw cold water on the contractors’ association. The contractors had borne the beat and burden of the day, had invest- ea their means in the improvement of the District, and they have been denounced _ generrlly by these diones and motos as Twenty Dortars Frxe yor STirety: thieves and robbers. Indeed, it had only to Samant —Last night Uficars | be Said of a man that ‘he is @ cortractor,” to Melton and Westphal, of the first precinet, haa | receive the contumely and contemot of these eecasion to go into the Island Hail to quella | public croakers. A Tring of financiil sharks disturbance; an entertainment by a colored so- | Were after them, and if they do not band to ciety known as the “Good Samsritans” being | gether for mutual protection these sharks will in tall Diast at the time. A general melee was | *Wallow up their hard earnings. He was sorry going on when the officers dropped im, and | to see that some of their worst enemies are among the ringleaders was Frank Johnson, | *™ong their own ranks. He thought this a Well known to the police on account of some of | range state of affairs. They should haveeach his previous exploits. Mr. Melton arrested him, | Other's interest at heart, and not regard each wher. a stout resistance was made by him from | other with jealousy. As for his part. he thought the street all thé way to the stationhouse. a | the contractors of this city an honorable and large crowd followed tromi tuc Pall and stones | high-toned eet of gentleman as a class. They Were thrown at the officers. Mr. Westpus! en- | Sie, capable, and Bave the means of making Geavored to keep the crowd back and protect | © Let them act to; oy ngiiatng Mr. Melton, and received several bruises, when | this District. {hem act together as @ unit, he fred bis pistol into the crowd, which had the | and no comb{pation of mémorialists or any effect of keeping them back. The officers | otber combination can injure them. finally succeeded in getting their prisoner in. Adjourned to meet this morning at 10 o'clock. Johnéton was arraigned this morning in the Po- THE MEETING TO-DAY. lice Court and fined $15 for resisting the officer, This morning, the contractors met at their cofiduct at the meeting. "| headquarters, and a general discussion was haid tarelation tothe amountof claims now beforethe auditing commission which had been pessed upon. ‘The chairman, Mr. Williams, called attention to the report ina morning paper of their meet. ing last night, and denied that he had in his re- marks made any allusion to neglect in auditing contractor's claims. No such allusion had been made by any one; what he did say was that he found that very little attention had been given by the auditing commission to contractor's ac- em it my duty to asco » fad a verdict it was 40 found Tnderwood, on a similar 8. Cook and Bond for —Me The trial was proceeded with, the same evi dence being presented asin the former case, but on the District Attorney calling testimony & comparison of handwriting the f Underwood with the crime, the <1 that this wae not according to the law of evidence. Judge Fisher.—it has been done in this court &@ hundred ti ‘- ‘The court se'd if it had been done a then- he would bave overruled it seclear- isher.—That end: A verdict of “not gy @ rection of the court. ° ¢ case, then. we? reto-ned by +f Com™issi0NERS yesterday ap pointed Theodore F. Gatchel an additional pri- wate (as president of the Socie.y for the Pre- YVention of Cruelty te Anima’s) for one year. James Callan was appointed an additional pri- vate for duty at the navy-yard for one year. K W. Davidge, H. A. Alien, Granville Mason, W H. Komaine, John Brien, C. H. Beck, M. J. Quigley, Jobn MeGuire, W.G. Smith and John Walker were appointed widitional privates for the reason that the contractors cuty at the Treesury department. Townsend =. for the reason “4 Leos ; ad wot urged immcdiate action; but no R. fichte was appoisted a private on the fence. | Meputation “oes toeasee, Get thee ban been any neglect on the part of the officia’s whose duty it was to take up these claims in their regular order. Again, he had not said Langston, well-known colored c! “ that there was a time when contractors were Leni onan oe tela ar por | thieves and robbers; what he did say was that uncer the civil rights act of the late lamented | Contractors had bee looked upon’ as tuieves Disriict legisiature, for refusing to serve them | and robbers by @ certain ciass, but that that with eatables. Y allege that om Wedaestey | {ime had passed they entered Harvey & Holden’srestaurant and | ‘4° ccmmanication was drawn up to present gave the'r orders, the same as other people, but | to the auditing Commission, stating the aggre~ Were refused by the proprietors. ‘The hearing | fate amount ‘of certifieates of the Boar of ‘Will take place at the Police Court Saiarday. Public Works now on file in that office 1s about one millon of dollars, and that there is also nearly twice that amount in unmeasured work and accounts now due them on unfinished con- tracts, many of the latter being under suspen- sion. A Orvit Kiewts Scrr Acatnst an Eats Hovsk—Dr. C. B. Purvis and Prof. John New TRIAL GRasTep.— Delaware Jones and Jobn Janney, convicted of sssault ani battery with intent to Kill (some days since) were Drought into court yesterd: The court said that he bad received several petitions numer- Ously signed, speaking in high terms of the hon- esty and integrity of the accused, and there ee RELEASED on Hapagas Corpvs.—To-day, Charles Washington was brought from jailon ‘Was some doubt as to whether the jury had the bens fore ‘om Denetit of sll the evidenee that could be at- | Dutovs, and Me, Hise hie Coney, ee ae duced in favor of the deferdants. He would He waa arrested on the grant them s new trial, and continue the case on the complaint of Elien to the next term of the court. uitted of said charge by Jas- a eee 2d instant, and a few days Tex Sarz-BURGLARY Cass.—The published another warrant was issued by Jus- statements that the A! bas de- convicted and commit- cided to allow no assistance to Mr. Riddle, the that the first ac- special attorney general in the safe- ordered the dis. conspiracy caes, is ire. The office has not yet decided question whether it —-——. will allow Mr. Christy to assist Mr, Kiddie or | pay sraTewent in the New York not. in regard Mr. Colombus Alexander this morning re- Trance cetved s letter from New York stating that Benu- rae priced Brown: And Miles alias Bliss, mislead the public, their io that. with- pleasure seating that, said with: Fines —Aboat 4) o'clock y afternoon conservatism of the fire was discovered in the Part of house T. 0. JonDaw, Agent $08 © street southwest, which was extinguished. Gamage slight. Dave Oveexs.— ‘This morning, about 7 o'clock, an alarm wes deaths have re- turned in for fre in the Tremont House, cor- the blunders of of 34 and Jodiana avenue, caused by ‘one instance an partition catching fre from a stove-pipe. ‘Stal which had been ‘was extinguished with but little damage. nar onee & Hswo- — croton oil instead Rest Estate Satz.—B. H. Warner, real such errors estate broker ard sold yesterday ae afternoon, at anction, part of jot 2, sjuare 791, ‘they are doubtless fronting is fect on south © between 3d doctor them- and et a pe Mlowon, Rd Ly 70 se ‘Advise, and the blunders up y_& three-story never Gwolling, OE-A. Wheeler, at ito. ps suntan bai =e er Tas WASbINcTOR Monc went su os Taunton, Mass.. the beller to-day from the District of Colambia and Vir- ‘engine-room of A. Field & Son & Sesre: Stan ery Ledge. F. & A. M., No.*: One man was killed and several : Sarepta Lodge, No. 48,1. 0. O. Alexandria, Va., #10. Net. Pennsylvania leaves Philadel pa her alr ana '. Rerp & Sows have received for 7 FINANCIAL AND COMNERCIAL, Wall Street To-day. ‘ORK, September 25.—The Post's financial ar- he stock market after opening seedy, and ass so contfausd, prices ad: @l. ‘ Later—Uniom Pac: g first hour was excention: thas since recoveral J THE COURTS. | Equity cRT—Juige Humphreys, To-day, Raniegten, trustee, cg ‘alker et al.; order refusing to correct decree. Beard, trustee, agt. Murtagh et al.; order oveiruling exceptions to answer. Porice Court—Judge Snell, 1 To-day Aagustus Cogy, !iuecent exposure; | ing 1. Priscilla Jones, & vagrant, was sent down. eivinestccks in onter of poy a gzie Williams, enticing prostitution; $5. E Gs: C. v. £16. Jobn Yeatman, forfeited collateral for throw- hey te MS gue y ing stones. Dennis O'Connell, a vagrant, was 1, S14 4 Satoa, 255 sent to the chain gang. Wm. Daily, protanity; | 375. @ 3i: Buck Islwod on whictra disttecd ate Michael Welsh, same charge, forfeited col- | cent., pa atle Gctobera7, Jus: born deciiued WG, lateral. Nathaniel Hall, protanity; $5. Jedson | aud New Y.rk Central Wisi Govern cont Harriett, loud and boisterous; $5. John Scha- Ti fer, throwing stones: #3. John Gaskins, as. sault and battery on Jackson Brown; $20. Francis Smith, stealing one gold ring valued at $20, plead guilty, and was sent to jail 60 daya. A NOVEL “PINT” OF LAW SEEN THROUGH A (STOVEPIPE) GLASS—DARELY. Rudolph Petersen was charged with selling liquor in lege quanties than one pint without a license. The evidence in this case was taat the liquor (beer) was sold ir ‘stevepipe” glass. The powrscen | for the District, Mr. A.A. Bir- oid loans ra’es have been re boon, *@%. On at and 1@2 forcarrying ‘orelgn «xchange is steady. with bankers’ sterlii 460 and 480'@'s, prime sixty-day nt beiag wader —_ The Markets, September 25 ney, claimed that it was impossible to get a | midalives MEG Pana ‘grades, pidt of beer :nto such a glass; but admitting | which are uvchang: ‘heat steady for western that it held a pint, was not the place a tippling | anddull and lower for southern. Gorn very dull and nominal—white house all the same, and the proprietor liable? southera, 1(05@106; yellow ‘The conrt suggested that as tis was an impor. | southern. 1 ixed western, 98. Oats firm—sonth- tant question the case should be carried up. | SS" frau 1G Oe Hey en i ae ae ae. Mr. N. H. Miller, for the defendant, said that | stiloes he ee rk, 2400. Baik meats— he would not object, bat his client bad been al- ready the subject of numerors experiments. ‘The court reserved its decision. CHARGR OF FALSE PRETENCES. Madisen Whipple, c! with obtaining Money by false pretences. ison Taue testi-~ hams dull, i4@! . s butter strobg,soarce aud wanted—choicn, $9. Oo: firm wnchacesd. Petrocum unchanged, 4; fe. Whisky firm. stock scarce; L7@ 1.03, Bagar firm ard 'm coed deman }, If fled that he called on Mr. Whipple and asked it he was the petty who had advertised in Tae Star toseil some notes; went there at the re- quest of Mrs. Mary A. Nevins; asked by what property the payment of the ‘small note (for SW) was secure nd he said that at the cor- her of 3d street and New York avenue. Cross-examined.—This was in Ang’ Whipple did not o property. Mrs. Nevins testified that she called on Mr. W. in response to the advertisement, and asked about the note for $050, and he said that the property wason New Jorsey avenue, and bad on it a small house; it was assessed at $1,900. He did not state the location exactly, and she relied on hig statements. On the last Saturday im August witness gave him 315 to bind the bar- | gain, and on the Ist of September paid the bal. | ¢ ance, amounting in all to $520.14. He then hand- ed her the papers. On cro7s-examination, witness said that she had loaned movey before, but never on a deed of trust. Did not go to look at the property, New York, Bepcember 25 —Flour dull and an- changed, Whest duil aud declising. Corn quict and heavy. New York, September 25—Stocka active and strong. Money,2. Gold 94. Exchang+, long, 431; short, 46%, Governments doll. DON. Beptember 25. 12:50 p. j Bew fives, 164%; Brie, 344@ Loxton, Beptem>er 25, 2 zie throughout Eagland to-day isfair, ust la: er to take him out to see the —The we New York Jea- — se0ee- THE WEATHER, Wak DEPARTMENT, Office of Chief Sienal Office, Wasuincion, DO. 25, 1874, 10:30 &. io. Prosasitiriss.—During the reat of Friday, r the south Atlantic states, statienary barometer, t east winds, higher temperatures, partly cloudy weather snd local coast rains will prevail. Over rhe Pastern gulf states, sligat changes in barometer and temperacure, southeast to northeast winds, cloudy Weather and Nght rains. Overthe lower lakes, sta- tonary or rising barometer and temperatare, vari. I whuds, mostly southeast, and increasing nor did she get any one to look at it. uaines i my The decd of trast conveying lots Nos. 231, 233 | flondiness. Over epocutans, wake ee ae and 255, square No. 2, village of Montello, was | cloudy or c.ear weather, except cloudy, ard possibly ad rainy weather on Lake Michigan. Over Tennedes ard the Ohio valley, stationary barometer, except falling in the western portions, stationary or higher t mprratare, southerly winds, cloudy westh-r and possibly light rain. Over the’ western gulf states, stationary and rising barometer, somewhat lowe temperstnre, light winds from northeast and south- east and cloudy weather. Over the upper Mixsissippl sed lower Missouri valieys and the nerchweat, falling barometer, statienary or higher tompora- tures, southeast winds, clondy weather and light Over New Rugland and the middle states, jonary or lower barometers, southeast to sonth- ightly higher temperatures, partly or read, Jobn S. Slater, of the assessor's office, testi- fied that Montello village is located on ths Washington branch of the Baltimore and Onto railroad, about 1% miles from the boandary. Witness turned to the assessment books and said the lots were assessed last winter at $30 each. The assessments are based on the actual cash value. W. F. Hartzman testified that he wrote a note to Mr. Whipple. and he came to his honse; un- derstood that he bad no property in ths’ Dis- | Seg: winds. triet. Lard in that vicinity has sold at $150 | Cloudy and cle per acre, and the three lots make about on: feventh of an acre. The expenses of making thie money would be about $50 or 3). After a short argument by Mr. Miller, the court said that the party relied wholly on the statements made to them, and paid the money. So far as this property is concerned as eecurity, it might as well be inthe moon. He would have to hold the party for the grand jury. A HOWLING DOG. Lucinda Taylor, maintaining a nuisance, in keeping @ barking and howling dog, pleated that “the dog did bark; he isa rat terrier, sir, and will bark when the bells ring, and how! when he cannot get tne rat; he is not miae, sir.” The court made the order to abate the nu'sance by shooting the anim: THE ALLEGED ROND FORGERIES. The cases of the Boyd's and J. Wayne, charged with the forgery of registered Treasary hovis wes called—Messrs. W. A. Cook, L. G. ee a rs Tre Wurtz Leacversin some f the parish- es of Louisiana are becoming aggressive again, and further trouble ts feared. A company of United States troops has been sent to Coushatta, the scene of the late massacre. Kellogg ven- tered to visit his house yesterday, for tne first time since the attack on the state house, nearly two weeks ag: Tax Bonaratist Contest nv Corstoa.— The contest of Bonapartists in Corsica, in the election for general consul, becomes more vehe- ment. The daily fight is directly between Prince Napoleon and Prince Charles Bonapart *, who acts with the party of the Empress Eugenie. Tar Swiss-ITatiaw Bouspary Disrrts.— The boundary dispute between Switzerland and Italy, which was referred to George P. March, United States minister at Rome, for arbitration, Hine and Enoch Totten for the dafence. Mr. | has been decided in favor of Italy, which there: H ne a-ked for a severance, and the case of J. F. | by acquires 1,800 acres of territory. Wayne was first taken up, Mr. Cook appearing — for bim. ‘Tue INTERNATIONAL PosTAL CONGRESS AT Berne has approved the plan for an intr national post office. The congress has resolved to meet every three years and selected Paris as the place for the next session, in 1877. "7-The balloon of M. Duraf, oat of which he and his wife lately escaped on board a row boat in the Eritish channel, has been picked up in the North sea by a fishing smack. GEORGETOWN. A Suir ror Divonca.—Mrs. Alice A. War- ner, of this place, whose maiden name was Cruit, yesterday filed an spplication for divores through her attorneys, Webb and Yznaga, from her husband, Theodore F. Warner. She states that they were married in January, 1565, and that in January, 1571, he deserted her, and has wnee neglected her. She further states that on account of repeated acts of drunkenness on his part she hae thought it unsafe to be in h's com- pany, ard therefore prays for a divorce and such other relief as the court may >SHEBMAN £ 0O., BANKER 1429 F Street, Bay and Sell Gold and Cai Securities of the District of ¢ Receive Deposits, States Bonds, ete. deem proper. | jumbia dealt'in. Exchange on Bogiuad snd Ka. Carrie Manset—[fy Means & Coj—The | rope. Our Drafte Osshed at Pate ee ee ee market at the Drover’s test yesterday, wasd < 6:5 beet catile were oflered, and 550 sold at 3". to 53. per pound; 25 were leftover: 1 2)0 sheep Corner of and 1ambs were offered and all sold at 4c. to | #VENING CLASSES in Latin, Greek, English SC per pound for sheep, and $3 to $459 per | Gremmar, Phonograpny, Mathematics, Macred Hin herd for lambs; 50 cows and calves were sold at | tory. French ard German, commencing Bept. 21. prices ranging from 230 to 340. Classes open to ali. lrenr, Guecienen, Exe Heading: Rooin and Circulating Library, are made about the poor Daily Prayer Mectings at 12:15,6 and 9 p. m [Sr YOUNG MENS: CHRISTIAN AssOUIA- TION, Sth and D streets, of the gas furnished by the G-orgetown ( otek? Sveuing Services af the Rooms at 8 ——, Orr Waehington friends get as WE WELCOME ALL sug)-tr good gss for 2275 per thousand as we get for | ——— S.5). An uptown gentleman says for ¢ werk $aes Oc or ten drys past, he has not been able to re.d s by a jet winch formerly gave him aban lant NATIONAL MEDICeE, COLLEGE, ght. EEN 13: ND 147H STRERTs, ‘GRAIN TRADE —The schooners Thos. P. pak ae an and K on arrived to-day from A'exan- Open daily forthe treatment of the poor of the ria, with 2,700 bushels of wheat for Hartley «& | District from 3 to 3 p.m. 2ug25-1m Bro., and H. M. Talbott received 359 bushels f ir URNS TS MILBURN sona yy rail. The sales yesterday afternoon ant to-day, were 1.100 bushels of wheat at $1.2); ASD. 1,600 “bushels do. at $1.214, and 6,00) bushela MINEBAL WaTass. do. at $1.254¢ to $1.31. ALWAYS THE COLUSSI AND BEST. THE Pan-PREsnyTeRian Cov MeUosh, ot Ei on Gall “9 si a auel)-tr 1424 Pennsylvania avenne. Me! 7 rinceton College, who is author o! =>aeamenen Que project for a grand cousell of al tho Pres | [CSPSCHEROK © MARDRAKM PILLS —Thes byterian bodies in the world, writes to the | ie >eaibins, ad miteec tT rot, vomonable Observer as follows concerning his recent visit ‘use of mercury, do uot leave any of ids Intertone to Europe in connection with this plan :— | effects. The act dlrectiy Upon the liver and sre city late visit to Great Britain was simply for | valeabile remedy inall caso of derangement rowel e ‘purpose of seeing my friends, but, bein, m & disordered state ‘organ, there, I put wyself n connection, in ‘an are Sapsist Ce fd fou, Bick omcial way, with persons interested in the | the'tres use cf paheuck's Manivans Pita Son ae scheme. 1 was bappy to find that all the Pros- | bya Dragelets sad Dealers sey byterian churches of the three kingdoms, in- | —~——“S5 eluding the Established Church of Scotland, BH. S the Free Church of Scotland, the United Pres: 1 Pe nD Fugi > byterian Church of Scotland, the Covenanting Next to the corner of Itbeeat Qhureh of Scntland, the Presbyterian Church — . of T-eland and the Covenanters of Ireland, the | Has just retarned from New York with a fall Welsh Calvinistic Church, and tbe Presbyterian | stock of the most desirable styles of Soft and Stitt Church of England, have passed strong and | BATS for the fail trade, embracing the new colors, trimmin, deci Jed resolations tn its behalf, and appointed | Sud styie of tein ‘ali Bty committees with fall power to carry out the fo Dress HATS; price eg grand design: 1 was able to hold qulet mact- dehipcon ae ne ee ret ings in London, in Belfast, and in Edinburg and I put the question in’each place: What 300,000 MADE BHIOK oe a step are we to take next? And in answer I got 00.000 \DE BRIOK. valuable suggestions, all pointing in the same joo 000 Peal ier eal Sa on : direction. will lay these, at an early date, JNO. W. P. MYERS, before the committees of the American Boom 10. Plant's Building. eburches. add that I have had commu- MM. 1 ma} nications from tue French churches, the Bel- . gan, the Swiss Evangelical churches, the Wal- densians; from Dr. Dorner, of Berlin, and Pro- fe*sor William Kraft, of Bonn, and from distant Australia—al! favorable. We need only the blessing of Heaven to secure success, and let us pray for that. EAM, (Succetsor to Newman & Tolson,) General Commission Merchant, DEALER IN Fiour, Feed aud Prodnoe, Agent fer Wenger's Famtly Flonr and Plains mills Excre. No, 916 Louisiana avenus, Waaniug- jon» D. O. M OSES DAMB'S WINE OF THE Woops. VEGETABLE OATHARTIO AND TONIO. Cures Dyspepsia, C tipati ee. Bioop Puntrier anp Liver INvigoRaTor, Bein; pleasant Purgatt needed by old and young. ve Mny2-miw,etéa sepld 3m More AnovuT THB CouRT oF ABRITRA- Tiow.—As heretofore mentioned in Tue Star, & new court will be opened in New York in a few days, to be known as a court of arbitration. By an act of the last General Assembly of that state the chamber of commerce of New York city was endowed with legal powers to try, in- vestigate and adjust controversies between mer- chants without resort to the tedious 2308 of the regular law courts. The act provides for an appointment by the governor of a chief ar- bitrator learned in the law, which appointment | chased. with the Governor Dix has conferred on Judge Fancher. | cf Mr. A. 0. Tol in the firm of Toleon & In cases of dispute between two merchantsea h | Ream, General Commission Mgroheate, 216 Le. shall select from their fellow-members of the | Sve. All outstanding notes and accounts will be Chamber a representative, which two with the | fiiteths busines for regularl: nted arbitrator shail constitate the ‘he decision of two out of these sepls £.3:" three arbitrators shall be entitled to respsct in any court of lawor Cpr Nip med power is given R.2 ¥45 xe Pu eeemiorcement othe, docees Thiet | ( gvERAL BRORERBARD REAL H5T42 sioned in the law courts by the accumaiation of 4 . brsiness, aud to supply merchants with a tribu- pal which can act promptly, which is fully cog- nizant of the hoy olf mercan'ile life, and which at the same ig entitled to their en- No, 683 7th street, opp. Post Office Department. STOCK! EDS, NOTES, BOUGH’ Tw’ SOLD AND BXOMANGED. ay Renan ARINI & BATES ee Bovine 150,00 Acars cy| *4SHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, iD.—The Jand de} tof the Af . o rr ‘Topeka and Santa Fe railroad have just made ae Pet Se An Mee Bets who are now following them. Tar aND Ns es | B PEBBLES alors oHarmeny Je, Patrons of Wace E ow taut ie. a ae u Fhesd Gold Brame duce Say tor adopted resolutions ncing the recent mur- : oe rH ‘2 siso renstyed “that ‘the colored win sepa-ly ye our midst are ent ¢ ed to the protection of our © laws, and oursel: to use all means in our power- PTses—i2 as- | Ledies’ and Gentlemen's, all sises and colors, of our SS im ferreting out | O¥n 7 KECT IMPORTATION. M. W. GALT, BBO. & CO., SF Bob Toombs is in and now wo know the war is = CITY ITEMS. NEW Goons Por FALt op 187: Drees Hats for Gent’s, Youths and aol BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. EDUCATIONAL. | A SOTHEB LARGE SUrPLY oF REN wey obtaie Pri y G MEN wey obtala Pri ste Lemons Maiben= th White Shirts, Drawers and Unter Shi "Star « Tranke, Umbrellas, Valises and Bags,” ' REISE ASSES: panda ode Linen Collars, New Styles Scarfs = ‘Thos again making our Stock Compieto. MBAS Se In endless varicty. . ces, Clases 16356 Loree 3 Lewis’, $20 7°", strect, bet. T and K, WABBEN CHOATE 8 02., S's08 Ba i= = OvR \Tewanket S TIT, cut from new goo Former!y of Wasbioxt o breasted, cat, made a COW and ve-t, doubl } | (YERNON ROW, | H Hoesen =< manner, are eee eeplo-im Corner Penna. are. and Wb «treet. Bow pawn r beret ft Ww hing the sult of the season. Price. 8. | COHGOL-BOOKS AND - = e Bos Ternid to the eit. mot writs sn A. DERAUS, toll Pomvertvanin cneees, SHOCk Books ESD ScHoor scr nits ammber M4 Popiic VOCAL mUst —_——— drees at the Music S°ore oop THERE is no excuse fur_poor Biscuits, Ros, at | a8 Oks SELECT a Bread, Griddie Cakes, Muiios, Wallies, &e WM. BALLANTYNE’S, Totes vbeth meee ae when Dooley’s Yast Powder is used. een panersees IMPORTANT MavicaL CORRESPONDEN Ifq)l who are now suffering from Coughs and Colds and other throat and lung diseases, could 425 SEVENTH STBECT, NEAR B, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL and most complete stock ef Schoo! istrict, ard 2 iB ember 6 ANS citber w vor. Bhe bas woh The largest Bee ke in the P sok st the lowes! pri read the letters continually received from all Patent Book Gover gi catie to all retail par- 4 se satisfacioty refarem the country, giving the details of cases similar | Chasers. given gi sepr er BUNS 300 Fe ee. eop ee to their own that have been cured by Hale's . |) FRRROS OL Asses — Homey of Horehound and Tar, the demand for (Only @2 por Qaarie: that life-saving specific, vast as it is, wovld be = doubled. It never fails. No cough ean resist WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS. IDLOMATIO Fuxwou, ite tranquilizing influence. Itetrengthens weak lungs and prevents the possibility of tabercalar consumption. Pike’s Tooth-Ache Drops—Cure in one minute ———_-—_ Coays, Boxi0Ns, &o. For relief from Corns, Bunions, lad and Tn- SLATE PENCILS, FABERS’ LEAD PENCILS, DBAWING BOO BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS EUGENE & COLTTERE'S now {teaching Fie ch =cunde or Pr « Be £ tee | thereafter M > nvesod T oid F STR — ete., visit Dr. habe vded estat “| & L t, No. 53: e . ra i, DIARIES, femal oe a and safety, w Pennsylvania For ¥asx, comfort NOTE, LETTER, and OsP PAPER, Elastic Truss, sold at & ‘Whoiesale and retail, at the very lowest prices, NV 3, SEBROS IN Tie Ts ° “BILLiaRps.” players go to Adamson’s New Bil- mi. 305 9h street, where their Games ka an WwW Patho HOM MS ar Rs o ; bet Sint. For term= ad circulars apely em from fen to fifteen cents per gseme. of tren ator t 10. oe Tables, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, Se. -arst. SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, — class. ‘Always pleased to see his friends and NAtiosst CEivenes tT am patrons. ADAMSON, 395 9th street, : e . 7 sion PARTMENT 11.6 Ground oor, next to Pa. ave. eens Rear ae seen eek Ee ere Bo Ae Ih Ome a See SCHOOL BOUKS. Wioisaie an * re THE NaTIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each calender month. Banking hours,9to4. Satardays,9 to dard 6to8. tS, 1416 the lowest prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTO 1010 7th street, above New York svenu FAMILY SUPPLIES. Has above gel2-am™ INSTITUTE F OUNG 46 Piet we a te i Lov sr? aems: Georgetown Advertisements, AND KAUPaY. ~ | pes CHUBOH S°HOOL, for prance Senn Ea sted amotio a LS aildren, will ecopen on l Lovers of good TEA and COFFE! Hil b eased Wer co hie be y e D* ose ok axoTuteR to, hear tg iy Fan ay the cae ayy Frigiatale Me MCLROD, 1148 Mt weer, Songer fatas Sa 7 badge at Btands Nos. 14% and 149 Venter Market, <EBBSON 7 allt . 80% wing: ; Sacer September 25,8 o'clock, ashen § oda are of fhe Chote’ =e eee 4 SELECT D MgTaeMar % a smi vance on wholesale 4 P sep24-21" ri IN es All goods marked with the price. " —- a tarwarn Cann K, (OR RENT—BBIUK DWELLING, No. 49 1 Cent yf 4 A Be 1 heo! F street; six bed- roome; aioe neon a ith choust Open enna _ ter Market, Kast ae et oy MONDAY, the Wath of Septet te ana gumb iter: parlor, with parlor stove, heating — vecLEy) Eb ae os hey ges can be geen at Ta acho |! rooms efter ‘Comm above: kitchen, wit ot and c- TBST-CLASS outer mm, eter; ‘path-rowm and water'et tote, fost baie HOTELS iN NEW YORK” For information address 0. #8 Per wane and good yard; all in excellent order and in thebeet | Georgetown FAMILY FLOUR, very best, $3.25 CHAS B YOUNG, Princtpal. nel borhood. Rosy ged ited eget No.77 FAMILY FLov Per Bag. at 93 P = . rom | street, has been occupiel many yours warranted, * asian has counters, suclvenand platergiacs | Dest EXTBA FLOCK, @1 3G pie Por beg, | MESS ee ee ae + apply to CHAS. H. GBA. To ensure satisfaction, Lam having my street northwest. Ber . ‘street sep2l-eolm OLD GOVERSMENT JAVA weet and other COF FEES roasted daily ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. , NSTITOTE Tor we The Trenton Butter, Uyster and Wine CRAOK- + is REMOVED | ELEGANT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE BS received >t er FURNITURE AT AUCTION Poe? | ez Tamacenieed ae ye sell the Bost Quality of ES. s i , “ On MONDAY, September 25ih, st 10 | GOODS at Lowest Possible PRin Open tin FIRE Busion WEDNESH ST o'clock @.m., at the residence of Capt C. 8, Cc, WITMER. Sth. Fer terms sppiy at LOLS ith «rest, tothe Comers, 65 int street, Georgetown, will seti sepls-tr 1915 Pennsylvania Ber. FL, RNIGHE, DD eis e joriment i, ps ~ ‘ 7 cowsconsistizg in part of" | vary ay ©. GAUTIE STITUTE eng AD, OURS Hat Hairclorh Barior Suite, eodtt? ana iui F avei avoone ortherst, Mrs aNGELD: Elegant Walnut a ‘hee ‘or pure WINES end of all grades, a ron b RET, per dozen, 93 80; BH Fo eee Wal CATAWBA, G1 Si per'stii, BETES WINE, Om: LA S0n0on nut Extension and other Tabi GINGEB BRANDY, BASPREBEY SYRUP - Walnut Cane-seat and Dining Chairs, &c., &o reir’ oF rue Elegant Broswols and fograin Carp’ and Bras, a 2a i unge, Marble and other Clocks, ARS Nav: Earloragd otter Stoves, Giekttwsad Mtstiog, | FRUIT J ee alni robes and Hatrack, The next term of this Keheol will commer Getraze Chamber Furniture, ar WELNESDAY, uciober 7, Isa S the Sane Excelsior Bangs aud Kitchen Farniture, WHOLESALE PRICES. Feral JUDGE GROROE W. PagC Crockery and Glassware. The Law of Real Property, Bioetne ah Aud many articies not mentioned. —_—_— Criminal Lave anit the Stowe, oF thevere eel? 192288 THOS. DOWLING, Anct, | THE “GEM” FRUIT Jaz, Persone EMISTOPEER INGLE, Li REDccTION TN Patces ae At whelanete prions Mesnesive Keiatrons and the Doctrine « DAY GooDs, 18 of instruction embraces Lestures THE MASON IMPROVED FRUIT JAR, bd exatinet ten At wholesale prices Two cases yard-wide Shirting Ootton at 125s0.; worth 1 Donble-width Pillow Case Cotton, 1240, and ap- wards, Flannels. from 300. ap. Fail and Winter Goods of all kinds withont regard to cost, to close out before moving fato our new store. BESJAMIN 1b . Rect npOL titles of atious of ectual Oourt “MASONS POROELAIS LINED TOP” J4 a, At wholessle prices a4i0i0 B.'T. HALE THE “Mt ” FRU iA sepi-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, ELVILL” FRUIT a price | [Mf 188 CALE IRS: ec XANDY! CANDY! = At Wither BO NDAY, Beptember Fh, Cc FRENCH AND PLAIN, Mthef Ball, corner of 3d and B “WHILALL’S” PATENT FRUIT Jan, a At wholesale prices, 1 street, be Superior adventsy Wrowes, Manufactured by ) atreet mouther AND BRraiL. J. ©. NICHOLS, * LADIES DAY sOuOUL, 943 September Teh, THE QUEEN FRUIT JAB, hb, t sug29-1m 59 High street, Georgetown, At wholesale prices, + Borthers ‘Teechora atod Ne 2 ‘ia 212-3a UB NEW ESTABLIS INGTON PEMALI = ag on SeuenT. . pe v seen GT Os PeuaLe SEMINARY ary remises, improv machinery, So. " * ot ort Mere. the best tatent tobe tad In the ceuutry, infact | SELLY GLASeEs, BUTCHER cud Mina OS SUC aL TS wick every facility for doing the best work at low prices, At wholesais prices | pais. 4 GLAS, Frtact- We would respectfully iuform our friends and the = = ablic that pre-eminent as may have been our repa- cuam: (j082494 covece, soe sUG4Ks, Bist Dora Ci lant ist sts worth, OUR MOTTO Is EXOELSIO8 : (Standard Sew York brands.) In Dyeing and Cleantzg Ladies Dress, Shawls Sacques, Ties, Bibbons, ac, &c., Geut’s Coats Pants, and Vests. At home to everybody from 7a, m.antfl snnset: Saturcaysfrom 7a. m. until 24° p.m, atthe ol! stand established 1331, now the most complete in country, Bverybody come and see us. W. iH. WHEATLEY, P Gpducted by tive Patbers P4t4Psco FEMALE INsTITUTE, jy3-tr 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.O. And other goods at lowest potsibie rates, Beas Battimone, M {EORGETOWN SAVINGS BARK, D. ELP: ZO ‘This Tustitnie bes boon in operation for thirty- G VASA TEAS BANK, D.C, 'HONZO YOUNGS & 00, Grocers, | ciph: youre tocne puptio fo thantiod. Ins cones pear, 9 mt 45. my and on Seturtaye MASOBIO TEMPLE, 91x Srazer, location is pre-eminently healthy, is covtral, and is deposits. General Banking Business done, sud Col Opposite U. f eertly reached by railrowd fom Balimore and Peg Boel all accessible peints. Discount ae Patent Omics. be cities . ONZO YOUNGS, ‘or Circulars acdress H. POLKANHORN, President. M Ss. A. W. DABRETT,Onabter ” 2.8. JOHNSON. t iytecr eugi-miwf2m Biieut Ui FCM rectors. é _ Bitioutt ¢ c ; H.Polkinhorn, Thos.Dowling, J.T. Mitchell, ‘HO! OBDENTOWN (N J) FEMALE GOLLBG Hinry Dickson, Become Faiw'pal | CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. Bere netscton aealidul end Deeath ley &:Soinn,’ HD. darter, Thos, Kuowiss eS. ndacted and ain the State For terme, W. B. TENNEY BEST, 2 JOHN W. BLAKELEY, Ph. D: 4OB WHITENESS,P URITY and SIRBNG IL ‘PRE CoLemBiaN SIVERSITY, HAS NO SUPERIOR, WASHINGTON, D © FREUND, ri CONFBCTIONER AND CATERER, Ne, 520 TERTH STREET, The Frevers eptember 9. ne Colum! eaber Between E and F streets, Washington, D. 0. We call the special attenti The Medical pene October 8. sepl7-30 = aire tke best of bread to ity and Know tines peer 2g. | The Law fede oe taining foll particulars t Gard to terms aad courses of Instroction address FOB PICKLING. JAMES. 0. WELLING. Lu Rerlence, and the recommendations it has recei: ad those who have used £ = ‘it, that it will please the ‘Its uniform quality can be depended OD, &8 We sel) 4 ELECT MALE ACAD: Rone which has not been thoroughly tested anc Ss Corner of Dun’ oo ry ery #1 found equal to our standard. Gsoncrrown, D/O” CIDER @ fol te ence ne past AND gYa Posheteatien to,our SUPERIOR ona Lil eo an may Aceiemy on MOM DAT Bieer: 3 grou lected 5 ember Iu’ 4 tv 1 yothe MALT Wheat, and which te one of our s Mathetatice, £¢., aud evening classes St the school For sale by the c jot ae the bool ro 5 PRINCIPAL GOGERS, sehns2avaur “CHARLES H. NOURSE sa by the gallos or barrel by and by the manufacturers, LLB. TARDIVEL, SAM’L C. PALMER, DEPOT 57 GREEN STREET, sepl2-tr Goorgetown, D. 0. (METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. Lrespectfully call attention to the following cheap and really nice goods: Solid God Collar Buttons, $1, W. H. TENNSY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, Georgetown MISCELLANEOUS. 7) OUND TOP jyi-tm Solid Gold Betis of HYDRAULIC CEMENT,"* ; B. a Filled Plain Gold Rings, warranted 14k., $1 and $2, — B. OUIERCHANT TAILON, Boll Plate Bracelets, st goods, $2 pal ‘The undersigned are now to fornish the S$ F Staxer, Grrosits = 3 ins, Dew feet 32 ° pepe pene OEMENT ‘and contrac -ly fandeome gol laine and Opera | tore at low rates Pains. Stand s2 oa 4,9. @ J. M. WATERS, F., > Seipescen, Best Boll Plate Rar Drops, now desigs, large va- No. 25 High strect, Georgerswa. in - (‘Successor to H. Orr: 8, AEMY AND ‘I TA4/LOR, Metropotitan Hotels ine Binet oMten Hotel, own) rag ee 368 Pensioeve, Wasnioaton. ————————— Hee. #3, and #2. Ceilulcid Goral Drops and Studs, Fine Bubber Crosses, latest styles, 50c. es Lockets for 1 and 2 pictures .50: = Beckloces. long Quams. Chatelain Vest Obains, setts of Jewelry, Bracslsts, &e-, 500. Infant's handsome Split Zephyr Saques, $1. Exotic Bouquet Toilet Soap, very sweet, 256. Solid Steel (handic and blade one piece) Bilver- Plated Desert and Table Kaives, @2 por s0it., White etal Sliver Plated ‘Tablespoons and Forks, 3€36-Sm 5 |W SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES —Over Nene pereees ee ares Second. Jari taken here. street, “ IME! LIMB! LIMB WOOD-BUENT LIME. tral Backs, reduced to S7ic., cents per barrel. vietuity Picinre ‘rrames in largo ve: wat we’ articles, just re- ‘warranted, 2 10 Pin ion Hat always sold at 50c. riety, besides a number ‘and all very ‘9738-6 B street, bet. 10th and llth a. BTLAND (IM FOSTED OEM! FOR or cal en necro mancornece | I KID @LOVS DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! bi KID GLOVES FOR MISSES L-BUTTON E Burros oLoves: @BNUINe JOUTING! besarte Tah eel CHAS. BAUMS Etresarsaee 1961 KID GLOVE DEPO wot STE E w 609 SEVENTH STRERT. Nenad omens Cieaned and Dred withou: Sosser| racronr: Fur, ot, Cleaned of shortest a URCHELL’S nanan eer ’ s B oes semen S53 FRESH IMPORTATION, ALL STTLB3 OF COREETS | sr guLy FLAVORED! STRONG AND SWEET cMas. Baums a ee Soop Shirt ané Corset Factory 409 SEYANTE 6 BBE