Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1874, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. MONDAY. _ September 2s, 1874. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, dc, Tonight. | pera House —Pirst night of the Wash- worite, Miss Katie Mayhew, and the Harry Pearson, in the new In the Toiis. + Comique—The Irish Rapparee” and ‘We u-ual variety entertainment, witn eeveral | bew and talented performers, Coudensed Locals. ‘There are at present 211 prisoners in the Dic- trict 5 The pump doct jor is wanted bac! <trects northwest. +. Hen: Harrison, daughter of Waiter Jones, of this city, died at L Va., a few cays since. J. Brad. Adaws ser ly at the cor- & batch of late weekly the pamphiet edition of e Capitol police, some weeks ago. tarned in from box i ni S old ¢ @ against the fire Which ac ed bet bi 253. and the Wth of lune, 1574 @ite?, and will be paid to- Bishop Gee « | the Reforn i sermon to & AL last | evening. The alarm *« I tre mk oF | t yesterday morning basement of the | hureb, prea the Medica! So- | mbia was held at t. Dr. Jobn- vered an Roo © On Saturday last, 9 join ee3 ef the Wooclawn «i the Potomac Fruit k place at Mt. Ver I yrings, and attr Fsons trom this city, who | p down the river om the | gton. The displ a large pumber of had a pleasant tr Ma Wash is regarded is. Fully 600 | persons were present. After soma time spent | very pleasantly in pic nicing, ©. ham, Prevent of the Woodlawn Society called the assemblage to order, and introduced Col. E. | Daniels, who delivered an able a lress, and Was followed Dr. Snodgrass in a few interest- | ingremarks. There were twenty-four lote of | grain, eleven of fruit, twelve of vegetabtes, | five fertilizers, and stock and farming imple- | mente and man ctares on exbibition. tter, Mra. | touk } } | j k: Afghan, f the third ° ide between eld by M Rob- work, Miss Baker, Mrs. rs. W. H. Suowden; spat- ss Sallie Lukins; work, Miss Pullman and Miss | pincashions, Sirs. W. H. Snow- | © Lukins, and Mise Jo. Baker s. Koverts and Mra. Hasitt. The | home-made stock- and other work by S. E. Wright, and ry toilet sets tacy Snow’ den, Miss Sa Troth. samples of Anjou and 1, of P. H ed the best +o C. i $, a3 also were The col preserve ‘The 1 was cuairman, re- B 2 for Al near Alexandria; Lukens: an; best Alderney B. B. and 24, and Samuel Pallman3d; Pall best grade of | an, 2d and 3. The following were worthy of mention: Pen ep. by Walter Walton; South- of lougewoo! y Hunter. Swine—Berk- down grade, shire boar, P. H. T pigs, B. H. Jobri rris; best sucking single draught | ion, @ beautiful Litiie Troth exh and “Burtie,” being | ees Landon, Miss | Bille recetved hov- | t named being } early “0 years of age an saver ¢ thanks tural department, had party to F grand foliage plants. j To-day a us on the Baltimore and The New Secure new echedul Potomac Kailroad went into operation. Rorthern express leaves this city as heretofore at 5.35 a. m.; the moruing sccommodation st &.15 instead of S, New York limited, 9.23; frat Hine, 11.55, ar < ommodation, 340 P- Bi. 25 heretofore sburg express at 453 p. lace of the train heretofore leaving at € evening accommo: !ation heretofure ieas- * discontinued; the New York night commuters on polis ratiroad particularly, make close connection with the evening Annapo!! at Odenton. the line of th IvrortaNt Keat Estate TRANSACTIONS, Ex-Governor Shepherd bas sold his tine foar- front building on the south side of Pennsylvan ween 9th and loth streets, to the Colambian Bank Note Company for the sum of $90,000. oe bellding is now occupied in part by the Bank Note Company. Mr. "Shepherd has purchased the Kirkwood House property, corner Ith street and the Avenue, at $12 ‘per square foot, (aggregating about £94,010) and will tear down the old bull:- ing and erect a Sue structure for the use of his Carat Boars Caxnot ae LiBRtep.—To- Gay the case of the Consolidation Coal Company just Kerns A. Kirby wae heard by Judge ‘umpbreys—Mr. Gordon for plaintiff and Mr. Sackson for defendant. ‘The complainant Ubeled the canal packet Minnesota for sap- SS some time since, and a motion was + who has ntly into | todismiss the libel. The court «i that ag the canal boats are not licensed it had no jurisdiction, amd dismissed the libel . ——9—. Ovt LADY READERS should not forget the sale of the balance of stock of E.G. Davis, oor. ner Sth street and Market Space, (at his old store,) which will be conducted by Mossrs, Dencanson + uctioncers, (Taesday) and Wi afternoons +) O-morro ednesday morni: at 10, at 2, and —_ , att veto Mr. Intends opent fe new butiding oo ees with an entire new stock. ANOTHER CaILp latvex Ovysr —On Thurs- lay evening last a child of Mr. F. Zeller (aged 5 years) was run over by @ horse and carriage, apd was quite seriously injured. recei two serare culs, ive inches long, one on each ide ot its head. This occarred near Mr. Zeller’s resi- dence, Pennsylvania avenue, between 34 and in the positios | e | “have now avery unpleasant duty to dis- | in a rnde and insulting mann Readmission of Mr. Josep! ley to the Washington Ear. To-day, in the Court in General Term, all the Jadges present, Judge Thomas J. Durant arose with . Joseph H. Bradley, who, it will be re- ‘el, Was removed in L r for alleged contempt of court durin, t tria’,in which Judge Fisher lvorent sad that at the tnstance of Mr. 7 asa member of the form ot moving Mr. Brad bar of this court. Mr. Dur the motion. Unief Justice Cartter said the court had been | informally advised of this motion, and they had ananimonsly agreed to grant the motion. They | considered that whatever bad passed had been | at undantly atoned for, and ther should welcome Mr. Bradiey as @ member of the bar with pleasure. THE COUBTS. Court in GenzeaL Team. To-day the September term of this court was convened—all the judges prevent. ‘On motion of Mr. Durant, Mr. J. H. Bradley was reinstated as a member of the bar. On motion of Mr. Norris, Cazenove G. Lee was admitted to the bar. Messrs. Dayidge, Wells, and Stanton were acpointed the committee to examine applicants for admission to the bar. On motion of Mr. Lambert, the application of A. A. Lipscomb was referred to the committee. After calling the calender, embracing 45 cases, the court stated that they would take up the business regularly to-morrow, setting ten cases exch day. Porice Count —Jwige Saeit. To-day, Mr. N. H. Miller, counsel for Mr. Smith, pawnbroker, called attention of the conrt to the case of contempt against Smith, he Nh by members | and asked that it be heard, Mr. 5. being pres- London gilbdypnacgllcseag ferret POY Closs stated that » bench warrant | appianded the remarks of the court, and gath. | had been issued against Smith to show canse | ered around Mr. B. to congratulate him. | THE OCCASION OF MR. BRADLEY'S SUSPENSION. | It will be remembered that the difficalty lead- | ing to Mr. Bradiey'’s suspension from the bar | occurred st the time of the trial of John H. Surratt, who was ilefendea by Mr. Bradley: Judge Fisher presiding. On the morning of | August 10, after the jury bad been out seveaty~ | three hours, they united in a statement that it | would be impossible to agree, and asked that | they Le dyscharged, which request was grant- «ts atter which Judge Fisher read the follow- | tn; barge, bat ons hich E cannot forego. On the during the progres: of the rratt for tie murder of ately atter the court bad taken 4 recess until the morning, as the | presidirg justice was descending trom the berch..tesepbh H. Bradley, e: sted him judge with having oft-red ser'es of insults from the be: The menhcement of the trial. any such intention. « Mr. Bradley, so far from accepting this ex- planation or disciaimer, thereupon threatene 1 the judge with personal chastisement, as he understood him. No court can administer j coor lve if ite judges are to be threate personal violence on all occasions when- the iraseibility of counset may be excited The offence of Mr. is one which even his years will not It cannot be overlooked nor go un- shed As a contempt of court. Itia there- fore ordered that his name be stricken trom the roll of attorneys practicing in this cow Mr. Bradley excitedly characterized the state~ me nts as false, and amid much tumait the court adjourned, and the judge proceeded to a street car, followed by Mr. Bradley, who handed him a note, and then retired to hieoffice. On the morning of the 12th a meeting of the membere of the bar was called to take the sub- ject inte consideration. Mr. W. D. Davidge pre- sided and J. Carter Marbury acted as secretary, A series of resolutions were adopted deprecai- ing the circumstances, and Coe & com- mittee, consisting of Measrs. W. D. Da’ ge, P. K. Fendall. J. C. Kennedy. J. J. Coombs, 5 Philip, Enoch Totten, J. D. McPherson and J.J. Jobnaen, to Inquire into the facts, and “report the same with such recommendations asthey may deem sdvisable to the bar at a meeting thereof to be held on the first Tuesday of September, 1874. (raleday.”’) Forsome rea- fon the report of this committee was not sub- mitted. On the 14th Mr. Bradiey printed a card stating bis side of the case, and publishing the note which he had handed Judge Fisher, as | fotlows: WASHINGTON, August 6, 1867. Hon. Geo. P. Fisher. Ste: In the altercation which occurred be. tween us when you returned to the court room atter the adjournment on the 21 of July last, you observed that you were then sick, and were leased to add ‘‘you know where to find ms, nd I bold myself responsibie in every form for whatever I say or do,” or words to that eitect, after which you applied to me the most oppro- bious epithets. There is but one interpretation of such an intimation received among gentle- men. I told you! could wait, and am gratified to find that you have recovered, and that the trial or the then pending case now being closed, we are both at hberty. That notime may be unnecessarily lost, I beg you will let me know as soon as you con- | veniently can when it will suit you to mect me out of this district, that we may arrange to our mutual satisfaction the points at difference between us, without the risk and odium which might accompany any controversy here or in public. With this same view, I take the liberty of handing you this note in person. i aw, sir, your obedient servant, Jos. H. BRapiay. The publication then states that he has not nee heard from Judge Fisher, and eoncludes: in the meantime, | know my friends will taka my word for it, that I have neither said nor done anything which { have to regret, and I re quest t\ore who do not know me tosuspend their jadz- m- nt until the facts are known.” On the day succeeding thistcarl, Major A. G. Micbards, superintendent of police, swore out @ Warrant betore Justice Walter, charging Mr. Brew with @ violation of section 2 of an act ohibit the giving or accepting in the Dis. of Columbia to fighta duel, and for the Bradley is reported to bave remarke“ August another mecting of rr rs of the bar (those who had not attend- ed the former meeting) was held, with Mr. F. P. Stanton in the chair, and A. K. Browne, secretary committee on resolutions: W. A. Leech, A. G. Riddle, N. H. Mille M. Thompson, and Geo. Bar; { the conference was a lengt Intions reciting all the facts of the case, con- demping the action of Mr. Bradlay, and con- cluding, ‘And we fully concur with the opinion of the court in the case cited, that ‘ udges sboald not ‘condescend to personal conilict with any person’ who may contemn their authority, but enforce their‘ciains to reepect’ by all the means which the laws allow.” The case then rested until Oct. 29, when the Court in General Term (Chief Justice Cartter presiding), after reciting the facts, made the following order:— And said language aud con- duct requiring, in our opinion, investigation by the court, it is th-refore ordered that the said Joseph H. Bradley show cause on or before the 4th day of November next why he should not be punisbed for contempt of this court by reason of said offensive conduct and oy gn 8 towards one of its members, and relating to the official acts of said justice, and it is further ordered that until he final disposttion of ths order the said Joseph H. Bradley shall continue suspenied from practice in this court.” On November 10 the case was joo ay by Hon. R. J. Walker for Mr. Bradley,who then read # return to the rule; after which Justice Cart- T brietly revised the case, and pronounced the judgment of the court as follows: While we ail feel great reluctance in what We are compelled to do; while we estimate the great earning and power as an advocate of the respondent and the large space he occupies at the bar; when we remember the many good ar- guments he has made before us, and the many agreeable relations we have had, it becomes almost an impossibility to do our duty, and I would not do it without fecling that [ woutdt, ander similar circumstances, lay my own head beneath the axe. It must be done, however;and therefore, the judgment of the court is,tsat Mr. Bradley be dismissed from the bar of the court.” Mr Bradley thanked the court for their man- ner of diemissing him. {It had been, be said, his purpose to retire from the bar at an early day. i was the manner of his taking off that alfected him most. The following were appointed the Book, K Gen. Mu The re: SS, BY REreReNce to the advertisoment of Mr. A. Straus, the clothier, it will be seen that his present stock, anticipating the fall and winter trade, is the largest and best assorted which he hae ever off tothe public. His stock for youths from fifteen to — years of age pre- sents an array of fashionable make,of which the moet fastidious would approve. e patterns of frock, sack, and cut: morning, and dress coats cloth, and the B D, Onto aldin erecting & Unitarian Chi in Washington » D. Ons sum of $10,000, provided they 0! in the addi- tional sum of beget by eepe fpoo = yt with: period or “ane A ——_s——_ A Ssnovs Onancr.—A white man, about fifty years old, is charged win 4 at ‘afternoon last, enticed with having, on Tlitue girlabout five ‘old to the rear of the portico of the U: charch, corner of 6th apt or gan blair mong ae i couse person jabover Felt, who arrested the charge. [ when discovered by OM er joer He is hela if bum. iM N SPECIAL ATTENTION ts called to the sale of fine groceries to-morrow at , by ‘Thos. Dowling, at the corner of ave- nue and 6b snd J) streets. These as pi ments of the accused and Officer Feit to the action of the grand jury—bond ¢. temporary footwalk on ¢ street, from Grace to Water street. tract for the improveme Sigh wali hi tion Is signed by all or tr foundry and machine shop. | why he had not produced some thirty books in court which had been putin pawn by ths book agent, Mr. Eichelherger, thereby defaating the ends of Justice. Heasked that Mr. Smith be committed to jail or purge himself of contempt. Mr. Smith, the pawnbroker, was present and explained that it was lmpossible to prodacs the books within the time ordered, as he had so mary books in his shop that it wonld take sev- eral hours to hunt them up. Toe court asked Mr. Smith if he was ready to respond to the demands of the courtand prodace the books. Mr. Smith said he was if the court would assame the expense of removing the books. said it was not customary for courts to enter into such stipulations; he asked how long a time it would take to prodace them. Mr. Smith sald about three hours. Court—This asems to be # reasonable time, and you may have three hours to produce them. Mr. Closs stated that he hed severai other warrants in the case of these books, and it was necessary to have them. James Cropeey, charged with larceny of !two Pairs of pants; sixty days in jail. John itoss was charged with Assault and battery with intent to kill John Brown, both colored. Brown has @ fearful cut in his right cheek and four gashes in his back; he testified that the sreault was made yesterday morning, with a sharp case kn’ sent to tho grand jury. dulia A. Smith, petit tarceny of @ pocketbook spool of cotton; £19. Joseph Carroll, as- it and battery on Anns, his wife; $5. ‘Wm. Jackson, assauit aud batteryon Edgar Chap- msn; $l. Michael Brown and Michael ian- dolpb, alfray; $5each. Wm. Motley, restating and assaulting Officer Lawler when in dis- charge of his duty; sent to the grand jary. Wm. Jones, David Jones. and Daniel Green, charged with engaging in an affray; $5 each: Jobn and Lizzie Diamond, charged with grand ceny; continued. Henry Himber forfeited $5 collateral for profanity. Henry Thomas, profane; #5, James Woods, loud and boister- ons; $5. Felix Graham, forfeited coilateral. denny Sombey, loud and boistero: $5. ward Jones and Alonzo Day, loud and boister- one; forfeited #5 each. Beverly Buckner and George Williams, loud and boisterous; $35 each. Louisa Grant forfeited collateral for cursing. Mary Moriarty, a vagrant, was sent down. Kora Brown, too loud cursing; §3. Jackson Mahoney, Benjamin Gray and Mahoney, loud and boisterous talking; $5 each. Eenry Nelson forfeited $10 for profanity. Patrick Devine and 8: Ferguss forfeited $5 each for disorderly conduct. Joun Gase, loud and bois- terous; $5. W. M. Jamieson forfeited coliateral Moses Johnson, throwing stones; $3. Frank Robinson and 1 of Georgetown; $3each. Jerry Smith, same; $3. Wm. Padgett torfeited collateral. Wm. Hider, Ed- yd wade, disturbing the quie profane; $3. Jobu Gable, same; $3. Sherman edwards, distarbing the quiet of Georgetown; $3. Thomas Parker forfeited collateral. Joun H. Westwood forfeited collateral. McCann, profane aud indecent | dames Jackson, carrying a pistol; Long, colored, char house between 1th Harriet janguage; $3. “Troster ged with keeping a bawdy and 15th and T and U streets, Was called, Kora pores not gailty. Lieutenant Noonan testified that the raid was made on an order fom the superintendent of police. Ser- geant Perry testified that he raided the house and found evidence of its bad character. Officer West corroborated Sergeant Perre. The ac- cused made a long rambling statement, in which she charged that this was a putup job. The court imposed a fine of $100, or 60 days in jail Wm. Major, a white man, between 50 and 60 years old, was charged with an assault and bat- tery and attempt to rape a small girl not over six years of age. ‘This aseault is alleged to have bee 1 Committed in the recess the door of the Assembly’s Church. corner of 5tb and I straets. Several parties testified to the sx ous move- arrest. The court held the ac —_ A PeTiTion to the Commissioners of the iat: has been circulated here praying for a he weet side of High The con- t of this portion or The Court | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-day. Bw Yorn, teptomber 24.—The Post's ticle sm) s:—Lo the Money market catl loans are s:1! tiie paper Goveromest bonds are 10 T, according rus higber than Satarday. Deslisgs in mato bvues were confint! to new Tennessees, which er Dieher than isst sale. @old’op asd 09%. snd wil sales have since basen at 109% @110. On Fates have Bren 1@1sy and 2@3 for use » in 2 r beniae es ie en i+ © prime a Ker: ay bi a 3 and Jemand bi lesa. Tre st-ck warket oem gz = Stove Selnrder’s cour 5 aw to deciin Sag ‘al 4 @i' en becan steaty, and prices bare since improved at xcreme sales have been je as fellows >—Tojc- | Eraph, S0@:79's; Lake shore, *9\asTS4; New York loli Gloo's; Union Pacific. Staats, Pa: . 805.050; Northwen, 39% 288 Spine Paul, S6@s, Brio. 2,@37 ‘abi bets ashe a Bick ILsi- aul, 12, @12; Wi aud. ted ehes. <a eees Battim: Pe be! ries iat: one, . tH etal ‘rember irginis sixes, pee’ ia's consolidated, 52: ex-coapons. a sixes, ol. . special tax. 8 bid to-day. | ors, a |; West Virginia's, s; North 0 | 18} do. news et and ow: | pe Bio brand ,6%; Wheat dail for vemtern and io improved demand for soathera—§ red western | aad, ambery 1 2iaiz4. Ho. 2 doi. 306Un, fair 1 me > white sonth orn, oval. 28: re: | sected. 12@13; Fed Macyiand, Lis@atai, do, tines, | 1 8@1 35, do" white, 1.15@1'30. Corn dali—wht:" southern, 100@1.04; yellow syuthara, 1 00) 0S; the latter asked; mix: we Tp nominal, 93@)i, Cais dail and weak—somhern, 3; western 60; do. 2 Hay _no- | Previsions heavy and juist—Me-3 ©. Baik meats—shovlders, 9% @l0; no fides’ here. Bacon —shoulders, ctear ‘rib fides, 18%; hams unchanged, 144 Lard—re- Sued, We, W Very sesroe and fi-mer, ir to prime Rio cargoaa umunchanged, Whisky D,8. Sager fir mber 38 —Stoc am fiim—city,7; weston New York, Septe 2. Gold, 7g. "Sterling, long, 434 : ttle doing. ORK, September 23. —Flour dull and un- chavgcd. Wheat quiet and heavy, Cora duil aad unchanged. Lonpon, September $8, 12:90 p. m.—Tou-forty boeds, lod’: Rrte, preferred, 4. FRANFoRT, ptember 28 Bods Be ber 28, 4 p.m. bullion gons into the Back of En; to-day is 000. Paris dispatches 63 trancs, 15 centimes, THE WEATHER. Wank DEPARTMENT, Ufice of Chief Sienal Ofte, Wasitino1oN, D 'O., Sept. 25, 1874. 10-90 8. mn. PROBA BILIFIRS.—Durting the rest of Monday the mnterior of the sonth Atlantic states, no:th to northwest winds, followed by rising “baromet clondy and rainy weather will prevail, bat on tae immediate coast brisk and high southeast winds, shifting to northwest, attending a severe stor moving northeastward near tke coast, Overthe galt states, rising or stationary baremeter, with north- erly winds, lower temperatures and Clear weather Over the lower lakes, rising and stationary baroms- ter, northeast to northwest winds, lower tempera: tures, cloudy or partly cloudy weather. Over the upper lakes. slight changes in the barometer. loc Winds, mostly from the northweet, higher, tripe tares, partly cloudy and clear weather. Over neageo and the Ohto valley, northwest. winds, pos bly Weering to northenst’ in the eastern portions, rising barometer, except falling in eastern Tennes. ary temperatures and generally. clear eastern Tennessee. Over the id lower Missouri vailey aud the ry barometer, higher tempsra- thres, northwest to southwest winds and generally clear weather. Over New England, falling baroas. fer, bigher of stationary temperatures, increnal cloudiness, northeasterly ‘winds, and’ occasional light rain,’ Over the middle states, falling barom:- ter, stationary or lower temperatures, incressing southeasterly winds, backing to northwest, with threnteping snd rainy weather. Cautionary sign: continue at cksonville, fapnah and Charles- ton, ahd aro ordered for Wilmington aud Cape Hiat- er 101 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 101 1 of 1362, Lenvox, The nt of aud on balances quote reates at { st VOW READY! AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FASHIONABLE AND CHOI Fall and Winter Clothing street has been annulled, and the side- as become almost impassable. The peti. on fhe business men on Wp'er aud 2412 7ont streets, ‘PROVEMENT.—Robison Bros. aré making «t progress in the erection of their new iron It is a large baild- punishment thereof,” in handing the ab Dg_and when completed will be au ornament 1 card we ‘adge Fisher. The warrant poe to Water streeg, : | servea by wetec’¥e D. KR. P. Bigley, Grain Trap; he boat Wheeler and § | and Sir. Bradiey waived 2" examination and | [9 att! day with 3.000 bushels + ofvé batlin thé sum of £1,006 for h 4 but'sc}s corn for Hartley & Bro, [ | Anco, Mr. E. E. White being the surety Schor cer Virginia, from Portland, Mo., with | the formality of ball bad been conclu plaster forthe same firm. No gales of grain epcrted. ALEXANDRIA. ALES. PRoresty reen & Wise, auction- cers, sold to-day, for C. W. Wattles, surviving commissioner in the ease of Hooe’s executrix vs, P. H. Ho fet als., the lotof ground and dwel- north side of King street, extended and adjoining Peyton and others, coutaining about two acres, 10 B. F. Baggett, for $1,400 Also for Wattles, Smith, and Clay; missioners, in the case of Caze dchnson’s administrator, two three houses at the southwest’ intersection of Henry and Wilkes streets, to John H. Brent, for $370. And the two scory brick honse on Wilkes street, two doors west the two fraines sold, to Wm. N. Brown, for © Also for Cornelius Jacobs, trustee, the farm to ard Riggles, in Fair- fax county, coutaining 150 acres of land, to Mrs. Carolina Cox, at $12 per acre. Game.—Reed birds have almost entirely dis- appeared, but the marshes, still abound with sora. Summer ducks and Blue wing are also quite abundant. Gunners are so numerons that the fusiiate they keep up early in the morning in the swamp on the southern side of Hunting Creek, and distinctly audible in the city, recalls uncomfortable recollections of skirmish en- gagemente during the late war.—Gazette, 2th. INTERESTING LEGAL Point DectpED.—The contested election caze at Cornwall, Vt., has breught up the interesting question whether a witness in court is obliged to state for whom he has voted at an election. One refused to do it, on the ground that the state constitution pro- vides for the secrecy of the ballot, while the opposite party claimed that the provisions for concealment are intended to apply only to the moment when the ballot is cast, and if a man is asked in court whom he bas voted for, he must answer. The witness was committed for con- tempt, and on being taken taken out of jail on awritof habeaus corpus, Chief Justice Pier- ert decided that he must answer, which he id. NovEL Geman Fxstrvat i Parape.- ruta.—The great German Gaanstadler Volkes fest began in the Schnetzen Park, Philadol- phia, yesterday. An immense crowd isin at- tendance. The principal featare was the Swa- bian wedding ceremony, identical with that in the Old Conntry, which was performed in a bower formed of fruits and flowers, the arch being fifty feet high. ‘The remainder of the day was spent in games of a national character. How Joun Anpsrsox Hap His Neck Beroxen.—Jobn Anderson, d 32, residing at Front and Lombard streets, opens gree went street, a terday afternoon to 310 Lombar Tnemont house, in the basement of which his wife was drinking, and tried to get her home. A man named Antoni Nicholas got hold of Anderson, and throwing him down violently, broke bis neck. ey parties in the place were \. jait the coroner’s inquest. Tae ‘“‘CaritoL Movers.”—Governor Beve- ridge, of Illinois, has ited delegates to the convention to be held in Louisville on ihe 21st of October, to consider the question of the re- of the natio: i iseise) valley. Senators Job: and R. Rin lesby, Hons. J. D. Caton Phillips, General J. W. Singleton governor Koerner are delegates from the state at large. adually depreciated, compelled suspen- Ron. i said depositors will realize about 40 per cen ®7 Phebe A. Hannaford has been installed as pastor of the Ist Universalist church, Jereey City Heights. B UTTER store and receiving daily by SE BUTTER in pails and tubs, trade, for sale by. °. ‘BOW ceptn-t™__ Oorner 10th nak O caress eentnash, ROLY JABS—BBST STYLES. express fine marks ne ibe floest ? WORKING SUITS, *S WORKING SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, BOYS SCHOOL AND DRESS BUITS, A. STRAUS, 101) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, sop2s-tr Three Doors from 11th Street, ) ENVALIDS, If you are suflering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Loss of A ‘ite or General Debil get one bottle Bow alNG's (BITTERS, and lity, use according to directions, you sre hot bene- fitted by it go back tothe party from whom you purchased it and get Four money back. All parties terwe® Bersales by Drogeists and “Grosetn wonee te le: sal hil, "BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 10 Pennsylvania avente, seprs 3m Proprietors and Mani factarera, (A BOHITEOTS AND BUILDERS, TAKE NO The ST, GEORGE HES TING BANGE, the best in the world, will dothe ocookiog of a large family and heat three or four rooms above as ood as any Latrobe, Hundreds of them have fecn sold and given sntiresatisfaction. Every! Bavgs guaranteed. Call and examine them at ©. RIRSSNER'S. 717 7th Street, ealer TE MANTELS, ae *TMTKOR RS, RANGES, GRATES, And COOKING STOVES in general, sop KID GLOVE DEPOT! ELD GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES 1-BUTTON 2-BUTTON {avovaa: @ENUINe JOUVINS?! GENUINS ALEXANDED’S: CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPO Soop Skirt and Corset Factory nd 408 SRYAETH ST EBT DON UMBRELLAS, ore ‘Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s, all sizes and colors, of our «wa DIRECT 1M PORTATION.* M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., sen Jewelers, | aR | Ge BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. A*¢TH SE LARGE SUPPLY OF CITY ITEMS. ATER-PROOF AngicLms. — Gingham, fos gingham, alpaca, and siik Umbrellas, mate by | , & house whore goods I have sold for teentyex | SCHOOL BUOKS, years with a greater degree of satis/action than Thes ae those 1 bave tried of other makers. sean Robber Coats for walking ,criving. and riding; Rubber Talmas, Leggina, Pants, Caps, Sports men’s Stockings for wading, & Articies of Rubber Ciuthing not in stock will be made or furnished to order. Tweed Overcoats. almost 98 water-proo rubber. Sportsmen's Coats and Vee corduroy, now makin tr Stock Compiets, WASREN CHOATE & ¢ (FERNON KOW,) fopl0im Corner Penna, are and Wih erract as = ~ \CHUVL HOOKS AND schdOL suP- Ss PLIES ee superior to ar | WM. BALLANTY SE's, eee | 42° SEVENTH STREET, NEAL B, a codfish of! u i i is Will seks GEE SaCN NN CAIKE | Books In the Diecrict, ems etl ar the tweet be cared ai all? it can. Heject all these | APalit Rock Cre gee Ret en nostrums; they have been weighed in the pS hn lace lt a are ciara ance and found wanting. Try Hale's Honey of . cme vt Jiorehound and Tor. Thousands upon thousands | SCHOOL BOOKS, are using it. Millions have tried it. So far it = WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS, has never dishppointed any maa or woman who ok it fi ough coh jowever violent. a Week hae eee ee SLATE PENCILS, FABER: LEAD PENCILS, DEAWING BROOKS, BLANK B PLATS ort Pike's Tooth- Ache Drops- ure in one minute, To HAVE elegant light =, Rolls, Buck- KS, wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, €c., you should eect aaah ee use Dooley’s Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer PASS BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, for rt. a POCKET BOOKS F Corss, Busions, &ec. . I ‘or relief from Corns, Banions, Club and In- tan " growing Nails, cte., visit Dr. White's estalyist- DIARIES. ment, No. 535 15th street, epposite the U. Trearcry. For Bass, comfor Elastic Tres, sold 8 RITER, aud Car PAPER. Wholesale and retail, at th = ae and safety, wear the 5 Penns: ivauia ave. ° ARI Tost prices, ar All good players go to Adamson’s New Bil- * : Hard Room, 305 street, whers their Gunrt SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, m fr to fitecn centa par 5 lls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &o - | _seps-tr Corner 4 street and Pa. avenue lwaye pleased ‘to see his Criends sod | <cuooL BOUKS, Whokiah asd i. = DAMSON, 3 re avksan an ; B the lowest p at pd floor, next to Pa. Be RT: BOOKSTORE, = ign O10 mth s above Ne ork en re 2 ATLIONAL Sav GS RANK, corner of a tee Stench ee ath cacnitlnen aw New York avenue and 15th street, paya 5 per —————— —— — cent. per annum on deposits for each calender J Ss. month. Banking Lours,9to4, Saturdays,9 to FAMILY SUPPLIES. dand 6 to 8, wus T AND KAUPAY. Georgetown Advertisements, iat they can buy the eolatratad Pages colet “SY. CLUB” TEAS AND COFFESS St Stands Hoe. 14% and 149 Center Market, cast wit These goods are of the Chott Are retailed at a ewall advance on wholesale rat Ali goods marked with the price. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Aactionser. BRIDUE BIKEET ABD fi BOUBR. & Under and in pntsnance of a decree of the Su- — Court of the District of Colambia, sittiog o a Houity, daly passed in cause No, 368, T « isintiils, va. Joseph W z. saply ir Sprointed . thdtigns‘om the premises the Sea Bag ae Be | GINGRE mo ph me ont to the et auere, ae = je heretnafter described ' premises, and all ths | joy ARS Fights, title aud estate therein of the late Altral it | VRULT J. Boucher, deceased, that is to say: All that part of Lot numbered twenty. (9),) 1a the city of George = town, inthe District of Columbia, described asf 1. lows, Viz: Beginn'ng af WHOLESALE PRICSS. Potctnac street 116 feet 8 ia: street; running thence south 43 feet 6 inches; then se ——— weet of feet to the cant line of lot twenty-one; thence north with said cast line 43 fect 6 inches, sud thenss east £7 fect, tothe point of beginning with the thres. story Brick House thereon, ‘The terms of sale are as follows. to wit: One hun- dred dollars to be paid down on the day of sale, to be forfetted in case cf non cf sal THE “GEM” FRUIT Jae, t whelessle pri THE MASON IMPROVED FRUIT JAR, t Wiolesaie prices remainirg two-th ia two equal avd 18 months from the Jay of #al from tbat date. Full conveyance to me peyment of the extire purchase money, interes! expenses of eee aT ACKSON oJ. ot WM A. MELOY, < Trustees. THOS DOWLING, Anctionse {Law Reporter, law2a ) Fo RENT—BBICK DWELLING, No. 49 le street; six bed-rooms; diuing-room, with coset end dumb waiter; parlor, with patior st rooms shove: nstalments at13 | “MASGN’S PORCELAIN LINED ToP JAX, At whoiceste pricse 2 Yael | THE “MELVILL” FRUIT JAB, At wholesale price 805 22,28-¢5¢ “WHILALL’8” PATENT FRUIT Jan, At wholcasie pricee, THE QUEEN FBUIT JAB, At wholesale prices, and good yas netghborbood. Bridge street; Fancy Store; bi front. For terms, & GIN, 124 Dombari RElve TION IN PRICES OF DRY GouDs, Also, the fine Btore-rosm has been occupier jas counters, ahely And 2 fcll assortment of JELLY GLASSES, At wholesale prices p21-eolm stuaks, — (Standard New York brands.) Two cases yard-wide Shirting Qotton at 12%c.; - - Bis Ibe. for g2 worth 160 Donble-width Pillow Case Cotton, 120. sud up- Ss Ive: A warde, “a” (claritied ) f Fisnnels, from 2c, up. Ex." (light brown) "10 ibe: for gt Fail and Winter Goods of all kinds without regard 7 is $i to Cost, to close ont before moring lite mut mec, | Foe Bice... re ees store. MIN MILLER, A 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, CANDY: FRENCH AND PLAIN, WROLESAL® AND BRtalL. Manufactured by And other goods at lowest possible rates, ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00., Grocers, MASONIO TEMPLE, 9ru Sraxer, Opposite U. 8. Parent Ontos, PHONZO YOUNGS, Kies en cane : J. 0. NICHOLS, _59 High street, Georgetown, “. UB NEW BETABLISSMENT, ja de = With enlarged premises, improved machinery, the best tatent to bo had io the eauntry, in fact every facility for doing the best work at low prices, we would respectfully inform our friends and the Eke th am pre-eminent ss may have been our repu- ion in the past; ation in COR MOTTO JS EXCELSIOR ‘losning Lediee Dresses, Shawis, ibbons, &c, &c., Gent's Coats an, 29-1 jrta-te CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. W. BH. TENNEY BEST, FOR WHITENESS,PURITYand SIRBNG IN In Dyeing and € HAS NO SOPsRIOR, Fecqu ies, B Pants, and Vesta. Tt bome tocversbody ft Satardays from 7 a.m 1 8s stand esta! owe Geos now — ost e puntry, come avd see ns. COUREEY. Every Deny Cm to HEATLEY, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. U m. until Woe call the special attention of famfifes who ae Sire the best of brend te tt, and know from past ox- Parienco, and the recommcudations it bas received rom those who have ased it, that it will pleaso tbe most fastidious, sannet, atthe olf ompicte fn the jy3-tr =a Its untform quality can be depended On, as we sel! JEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, D. ©., noue which has not been thoroi e 5 G $1 HIGH STEEE cmia,, | found equal tocur standard, MEM bested anc Bank hours, 9 a. m.to4 p.m., and on Satuniays (to receive deposits) antil 6 p.m. Intercst patd We also call sttention to our SUPERIOR GRA deposi General Banking Business done, and © HAM FLOUB, which is ground from ei voLed lccttons ‘mate ea all eecessible petute. ‘Discount | Wheat, and wich is one of cur epecialiios. 8y8, Monds; LK ABHOEN, President. For esie by the H. PO! BW. PARSSTT ee. irectors. H.Polkiphorn, Thos.Dowling, J.T. Mitchell, fienty Dickson, B.L.Cropley, Fred. oN, Biley A-Suna, D. Bartiey, Thos, Kuowles, aps BANKERS. 1 0 TO $100 INVESTED IN WALL often leads to fortane. No liability. “TT Art of Speculation” sent free by HICK LING & 0; Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, N.Y. seal. ~ MAN AMERICANSAVINGS BANK Guan 7th and ¥ stroets, (Federal Buildings Interest peid on Viomxe Joun ‘Hinz, Pree’t Land-lyJ0, B. Pauwriss, Ossb PEINCIPAL GEOGEBS, and by the manofactarers, W. H. TENNAY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, Georgets MISCELLANEOUS. OP “RoRPowscnc cement.» ‘The undersigned are now prepare’ te far si jealers and c above celebrated QEMENT DeB. TIMONEY & CO., tors at low rates Gg. a J. M. WATERS, es: puckens, 3e26-Sm_ a ‘street, Georgetown. cena beanie AnD SOCKS ‘Seventh sirest et = ‘Transact General Banking, Exchange, aud Oo Buy SaSELL GOLD, GOVERNMENT roy obicers® pay accounts cashed in advance, febié-ly FREUND, * CONFRCTIONER AND CATERSK, Ne. 520 TENTH STREET, Between E and F streets, Washington, D. 0. sepl7-tm FOR PICKLING. | Pies LIME! LIME WOOD-BUBST LIME. cents per barrel, THOMAS FAH B street, bot. loth and Lith n. w, apt OEMENT, FOR Peer gm eet CIDER = irons britecn as’, Whesons is decirable. Tue beet Cement ln the world. Bole agent Yor, Dlatrict AND + sl 62 Louisiane avenue. MALT VINEGAR, am by the gallos or barrel by SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT 57 GREEN STREET, Chains, setts of J handsome Split Zophyr Saquee, 1. yy a P _pesert, ar ) Knives, 62 per vctt., 0 Fm Hat Becks, Feduced to STéc., Fictyy Dealdee's wimber of ether artichss, vast Te Rs BaathaD a Z 133 co ae ed fa the fall rade, embracing the Dew Colors, Se bars Dear itans te be ety); STUSE, METBOPOLITAB DOLLa# tr av Tre Pr. NeaR Wants AV. Motes paus’s WINE OF THE WvoDs. VEGETABLE CATHABTIO AND TONIV, Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, ae. Boop Puririse amp Liver InvisoRaTor, »; Being ® pleasant Pargstive yc Be Ss STANDARD SPRING LEAF TEA. FRESH IMPORTATION. HIGHLY FLAVORED! STRONG AND SWEET eer Eater Saf one BS picts Sane “Ree SOME ze ee Choicest Importations, and | * = B Breve 2.00». m., New ko be ry a wseaee FROM WASHINGT u BD. accomMMcda Baitiinore daily Sones RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLWUAD. NDAT, Jcuy 9, 19% ON CITY . 2 + Baltimore aud Way Beltumors. Avni rac? Stotiouws oc Malu Stem, ond We ry acd + Baltimore and Beier r bia, Boston, Bai- Loute, Lew Ber tertile, Colas Springs, De« w ¥ { Rocks and W Battimore and Way Sr + Baittc . Con w York. Phiistelphia, Norfolk. ve wat Kelay aurti and Boley Froterick and all toter * Hagerstown, 1 Way Station On 718» pt Matorday, a Bor Tratos leaving Washington Ot 9.39 &. m. on Peveday Gud Friday, aod 3.20 po . except Sunday, ¢ tat Bowle with trat Popes Creek , leaving Bowiest ®.18 8. m.and d-3 3 trains leaving Wessington at 3:55 0 t enc © Pope's Oreck i r bus, Indianapolt \ ‘Onie Eat, _E. 8. YOUNG, Ger ea points Er) arriving at Washington et 10:40 ». P. @ ,connect a: Bowie with traias fi m. sod Consect a Odentoe with tralus for An- h Loulsviite, @t 0, Omaba, oat L. DULABRY, Genersi Supt, A Ageut. 23 at GRE. IS74rexwsriWvan nourel 874 ‘Oo SOETHWEST, gol TH. AND SOUTHWEST, Traine jeave as foilows Wasaingwon... 6:50 @ m. | Baltimore. 7-23 = 11208 a te pad ~ & ~~ 205 pom - “ 438 2° . 10 p.m THE CkkAaT DOULLE TRACK BOUTS, with elegant Scenery t One, Big Be Nailonal Hotel, where sven at all times, » hundred milee saved te Westera York. voronge front Wa CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without ob ‘Tickets by this rout corner of Uh street and Pecusy corner of 6b street and Penney ivan ti » Palace Stateroom Day and vith mondern tmprovements. o4 Contrad mas OONNECTIO! INGTON TO BUFFALO, auge can be procured at che offices Phe AVeLDe, Rud 1s ereDne, Onder Bformativn will be Pomonger’ procering tickets Gt thege offoes can gecure ccommodations iu Pelece Oare for Chicago, od Buftale. YOUNG, General Passenger “at balttra re, ALEXANDRIA & was NGTON RB AED 4LEXANDELA &PREDEKIORSECRG EE. 8 Sreexre. nand Ohio E 3 HICBYOND FAST BX PRESS loaves dally .ex- cept Bundsy, et 6 p. m., arrive et Bickmond 1G:48 * CHEAT SOUTHRBN EXPRESS, vie Richmond Through tickets to all tonvee Wesbtugton 11:33 p.m. daily except Bancay: pointe Borit and Sor 18th street and Pew for sale at OSices corucr bis aveuns, and corver 6ih street and EB. 6. YOUNG. Gen'i Passenger Agent. y3¢-tt eS SINCLAIR & Perse onal THE TRADES. ROBEBTSON, arheniars and Bacine Builders tention giveu to Jobbing and Kepsirs. Urdere solicited, and examination of work toy ited. lt 8 1115 D sTae: Er, fronting on Pen nie ave ured bi} G. COPELAND, be Loutstans stepar, one door east of Tth street, WNINCS for Sores, Public Beilings, Hetels Private Kenisences, i F BUN FRAMES fo . LAGS, UAMP-MEETING TESTS Stores, at wee rent. Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awnta Goods mardtr Of wmproved Style and Pas for Btores, Hotels, Public Bulidinge, (tty a5¢ Gouna try Kesideuces at factory prices. Mavufeciured by JOHR ©. HOGAN, TAS Market Space, between 7th and &h stroese. Figs avd Camp Mecting Tents for ssie or reut Bole agent for the only Geuuine Mildewed Prooi Awning maverial eave te Paint. I have @ method of at USES ane SIGNS painted is aod tn the mone ourabl fom ing thoroughly eq Vine 1 res T bay fogs lod the palat ts applied br ‘ap one 3% cents per Square foot for three to the very tatest ~- Ener. ISAAC OVERY Pie @AS-FITTING AND EW ES- LUMBING, nl An ws by gas ¥ POS HE eases Waem erase possin vil be received af ‘61u Day ov OctosER, the "outtt ioe ewe vy Departments’ Drawings of op appll- by the Contractors willbe fornished by the ‘obarge, but will be recta oy TeCT, Bept teats this un- 1876, for fur- be three pe oo te Payment ‘be wade on the a if thd ie td