Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1874, Page 4

re LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, &¢, Tonight. Betional Th Madam Janauschek in « Mary Stuart Ford's Opera House—Mr. Jobn E. Owens in gle” and “ The Victims.” Theater Comique—Reopening and inaugura- tion of the winter season with Sam Devere and ether attractions. bington, will Fegret to hear that he is yet quite seriously il Mr. F. E. Drake was severely injured on Sat- srdsy by being thrown trom a vebicie on 7th, between D and E streets Various points, Kc. Wm. L. Seward, grand architect, I. O. M., D. C., bas nted Joseph Acton and George B. Freneh as D. D. grand architect in this ju- riediction. Mes-rs. Duncarson Bros. tor Obr and fixture herestag 1] lith street northwest, to George esq... for © The number of cases prosecuted before thi Police Court during the week endin; nvictions, 110; acgatttals, . 6; Shes imposed tioneers, sold als, 5; apy foricitea, Ata rever Second Liew moted, by & collateral: ompany D, W.L. L, ng term :— ie Minzter, vice 1 , treasurer; E. Peyaer, Bnancial secretary; Albert Beureud, recording secretary ‘The Columbia Fishing Clab have elected of- eu M ficers for the ensu’ year as follows :—Edw'd D. Reynold Jueneman, vice ; Conrad lier, Lowe and ey Which bad been Jost by a man chards, reridivg On the Gienwood cemetery road, and picked upon the road by a colored ‘man named Jobn Cook. The money was restored to the owner. The traveling community will be glad to know that Mr. Stephen Tiliey, who, up to two years ago, had for a long series of years filled the po- sition of passenger agent of the Orange and Alexandria railroad, (now the Virginia Mia Jand,) has sgain assumed bis old position under that and other connecting railro: _— Tur MyxicaN Wan VeTERans—Election of Oficers, Fi al Statements, dc.—The veterans of the Mexican war held therr monthly meeting General J. W. Denver in Kenaday secretary. The finance committee of the late excursion report- ed payment of all expenses attending their ex- cursion on the léth of September, amounting to $188 25, and they have on hand a balance of @115.25 to turn over to the treasury, with sev- etal accounts of members yet holding tickets to be settled. The secretary made an exhibit of the financial affairs of the society for the past year and a balf, showing the amount of dues patd in by each member, and the amount stand- ing against him op the books. It appears that covers the whole amount of dues gince the first orgenizstion of the association, of en Saturday Coram the chair, and A. M. which $i04 ly has been collected up to Sep- tember Te-o\ution authorizing a subsc: tion of © the Washington monument fund, on the plan proposed tor its completion, adopted. The elect.on of officers for the ensu- ing year resulted as follows:—J. W. Denver, B. Mitchell, vice recording and impson F. Moses, eh, marshal; J.J. Mar- t, trustees. adopted, tender- e United States for bis recognition of the 14th of September as 4 day worthy to be commemorated by the Ameri- can people, as shown by his executive order granting & holiday to the officers and attaches of the government departments desiring to par- ticipate in celebrating the event, and also by the banquet at the Executive mansion on the evening of that d=. , tendered to the Aztec clab, composed of venerable oMicers of that war, or- ganized in the city of Mexico; to the Secretary of Warand the Generaloft he Army for the bone: of a salute from the Washington arsenal and Fort Foote; © heads of departments generally for their kindness and liberality in extencing leave of absence to veterans of Mex- ico prior to the reception of the general order of the Presiient; that our thanks are due and bereby tendered to Comrade Albert Pike for bis » trese, and to Mrs. Gen. Henningren for hich was read by her young friend, ice, of this city; and recommending te excursionists the excellent new steamer Mary Washington. The death of Comrade John Gal o on the Isth ultimo, was anno and a committee appointed to draft a testimonial to his me ——_-_ CoxcERxtne Gas.—Fiitor Star: My gas } for the month of September bad printed on face the tollowing words:— Average illumin ing power for the month, If 5 candles.” New this statement is made without compe- tent authority, or it is a deliberate falsehood, as any person of common sense may know. 1 do not know what appliances, if any, are used for ascertaining the ity of gas, by the so-called Inspector. if I have named the officer correc*ly; but I do krow that it frequently happens, and it did bappen evening, for instance, that [ wasable to get a good deal more light from asin- aie candle than it was possible to obtain from an argand Dorner. which con-umes at least double the quantity of gas, and is supposed to give a wuch more brillant light than the ordinary burner. Indeed I found it necessary to supple- ment the gas light by lighting a candiein order to read print from type mach larger than this te printed with. ‘There is no exense for this outrage on the pa tierce and pocket of a long-suffering public. ‘The price paid is eveugh to secure a first-rate article; and if only a portion of the earnings which were not long secretly paid to stock- bolders as an -rtra dividend had been spent in securing better quality, the public would be decently served, and the company well enough paid on its stock. It may be that, as claimed the company is “monarch of all it surveys,” Congress ‘neluded; but in these days monopolie are not as secure In their position as they used to be, even though they have interested Con- gresemen behind them. x. pees SN Tee Trraters.—it is expected that the scene at the reopening of the National Theater evening will bes brillisnt one. The re- pearance of Madame Jansuschek in her | famous role of “Mary Stuart” is @ fitting in- | avguration of the fall season. The great tragestienne, and her fine company in Sehilier's jay, & carefully selected orchestra, Dery, and rich costumes are cer- tainly attractions enough for lovers of the drama. The unctrovs humor of John E. Owens. one of America’s great comedians, makes his char- acter of ‘““Butterby” a most del! ted comi> picture, with just enough of eccentricity to add zest to the performance. This will be the attraction at Ford’s Opera House to-nigh tegether with the fan of “Solon Shin which Owens bas no rival, it makes up an entertainment of the most enjoyable kind for these who like co v. The reopening of the T. with Sam Devere anc variety t. i= managed o sion of novel and ter Comique to- {a tine combination ntis“Just in Time.” This he the plan of presenting a succes- Jes, hence its success. . ‘Tu® FUNERAL of the Inte Mre. Edward Droop teok place yesterday afternoon. at 4 o'clock, at sk Hill cemetery, ard a more solemn occa- sion bas never been witnessed. Thousands of the admirers of this lady were in waiting at the cemetery when the funeral procession arrived, and paid their last sad tribute to her memory. At the grave, which isin a lovely spot, were clnstered the members of the Sengerbuand and the Beethoven Uctette, who, asa offering. were there to chant the notes of loving friend- sbip ere the bedy of her whese life was so iden- ‘Sed with music should be The a wietly die and” aud COLLIDED WITH A Frwerat Procea: ‘Two pien, named William Boder and Mowbray, while bi their vehicie into tow. Jobn riding yesterday, ran p at the A streets. and ir. Holmead, | i if i 1 Fags i i i if District The teachers schools will be paid to-morrow for the month of September, at the Sumner school building, cor- Ber of and M streets, between 3 and 5 Affatis. tor for improving K street north- West has been requested to repair the Belgian bieck pavement on that street, between Kock creek and the circle. The contractor has been ordered to repair the cobblestone pavement on 2ith street, between G and H streets northwest. The contractor for laying the wood pavement on Ist sircet, between B and C streets southeast, has been notitied to repair the same. Rgav Estate TRANsPaRs.—Wm. H. Priteh- ett to Alex. N. McLeod, lot 38, square 944, 36); E. A. Newman, trustee, to T. W. Spicer, lot 3, *quare 62, $208 58; Geo, W. Stickney, trustee, to Commissioners F. S. & T. Co., part lot 6, equare 525.810; Wm. F. Mattingly et al., to Chas. B. Church et al., lots 20. and 21, square 90, $1; w. Snowden to John Hessel, part lote 5 and 6, square 990, $1,000, Chas. K. Vernon to Annie Heath, part lote 3 and 4, square 403, $2,000; Sam. Strong to Robert Strong, lot 13, Square 752, $3,000; Sam. Strong to Robert Strong, part lot 34, square 732, $2,000; Sam. Strong to Robert Strong, part lots 1,2 and square 650, $1,560 Sam. Strong to Robert Strong. part lot uare £1,500; Thos. H. Callan to Geo. Motts, lot E, square 378, <5; Joba J. Knox to B. Leonard, lot 11, square 555, we Rich. J. Be. "lt to Isaac N. Hall, 4,$5; Wm. C. G. Bosse to Virgin Bryan, part lot 1, square 864, $100; Char! Walter, executor, to Conrad Banman, lot 73, $101 01; Wm. B. Jackson, trastea, to ; u E, square to Thos. Goss, 000; Sibby Baker to art lot 23. square 1,047, $625; N. Cobb, e, to L. A. Bartlett, part lots 1, 2.3, 4, 8 -fquare 7 Wilson. part fot 1, square afte tion; Eliz. Johnson et al. to Anna M. Kiefer, part lot 18 and 19, square 620, £500; E. Kingman to John F. McGregor et al-, lots’58, 59 and 00, square 241, $5,000; John O'Connor to Daniel O'Connor, lot A, 54 to Rich. Rothwell, j Jae. lot 8, square 991, F. Wollard to Jos. W. Palmer, part jot: and 31, equare 1,026, $2,500; Chas. john Senga, lot C,'square 874, $3 Burgess to Ann Howard, lot 25, square 141, 2500; Adam Gaddis et al. to Lemuel Gaddis, lot 5, square 26, $5,000; A. B. Shevherd to Bettio E_ Shepherd, lot 28, &qnare 161, 316.066; Jaméa T. Carroll to Henry mith, lot F, square 466, $4,000; Jebn O'Connor to Daniel O'Connor, lot A, square 551, $1,000; Chas, Stott to Rich. Rothwell, jr., lot 8, square 991, $60 Wollard to Jos. W. Palmer, part low and 31, square 1,026, $2,500. ee Dr. O. H. TrrPaAny on WASHINGTON.—Last evening, at Stetuway ball, Dr. 0. H. Tiffany 2 gave a most interesting lecture on the “ Lif: and Character of Gen. Washington,” in the in- terest of the Washington national monument, and urged in the most eloquent manner that the sbaft should be finished by 1576, as the cen- tury of our national life will then be closed. The lecturer quoted in the most epthusiastic manner from the tributes paid to th. father of our country by great men of all nations. John incy Adams, John Hancock, Samuel Otis, Napoleon L., Lord Erskine, Lord John (now Ear!) Russell, Byron, Thackeray, Edward Ey- erett and Daniel Webster were freely quoted from to show the estimation in which the hero, patriot and statesman was held. Napoleon eaid :-—** Washington dead! This great mau fought against tyranny, and consolidated the inberties of his country. Like us, he believed in liberty, fraternity and equality.” In Hol- jand the name cf Washington was inscribed on a memorial monument. Erskine wrote :—**You are the only man for whom I have an awful Teverence.” Russell said:—‘* He has earned a people's gratitude.” Thackeray, in one of his lectures, said :—“His was a life without a stain, @ character without a flaw.” Dr. Tiffany re- marked ‘that he would weave from these tri- bates a crown of immortelies to reverently lay them upon the grave of Washington.” In con- eiusion he eppealed to every une * to aid in the finishing of the monument at the capita}, as it was tine thatthe world should put aside the memory of its autocrats and remember its ben- efactors.". *-For,” qaoth hi God gave Wash- ington no children so that a nation might cali him Father.”—W. ¥. Merald, 3 Sei TRE ARSON AND BURGLARY Cases.—On Saturday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Ham- phreys, after our report closed, the hearing of the burglary and arson cases was continued. Wr. Johnson, alias Grayson, plead guilty of the larceny of harness from the barn of J. W. Boker, and was sentenced to three years in the Albany penitentiary. Robert Johnson, indicted with the others, was released on his own recognizance, the court intimating that when the other cases were peer he would direct a nolle pros. to be en tered. This morning the case of Wm. Johnson and Albert Davis, charged with arson in setting fire to the house of Win. Thompson, on the cor- ner of i3th and Boundary streets, on the Sd of August last, was called, and Mr. for the defense, moved @ severance and the trial of the last named w with. The jury returned a verdict of guilt Wm. Johnson and Albert Davis were placed ‘of gteon in buruing the barnof Maurice Casey, on fhe 20th of August. 2 os = REVIVAL aT LAUREL, Mp.—Pditer Booming Star # great revival of religion, under he tion of Kev. F.G. Kirby, of the M. E. oh Laurel, Md., is now in progress, and neve the history of Laurel were such scenes witne before. The good work was begun on Sand night week, and np to last night there were ¥ho professed religion. Yesterday morning, F. C. Ford, superintendent of the Sabbath schol, held a prayer meeting. and so grest was the interest manifested on the part of the mourners that there was no preaching in the morning, but the prayer-meeting was continued up to *he time of administering the sacrament. (ar pastor, (¥. G. Kirby, is beloved by all, aud he is, by the help of , doing a splendid work. The Kev. Mr. Speake, P. E. of Washington dis- friet, preached ® most excellent sermon at night, and when the invitation was given, 25 presented themselves at the altar, and eizht confessed that Christ had power or earth to forgive sin. May the glorions work go on, is the prayer of one who is deeply interested. e. October 3, 1874. ——_—_6—___. Crvrcn DirreRencus Amicanty SeTriep. On Friday evening jast a meeting was held at the Fourth Baptist Church, on street, be- tween 12th and 13th northwest, at which the matters of difficulty between Rey. Henry Bailey, €x-pastor of the Fourth Baptist (now of the Abyssinia Baptist) Church, and the society, was fully reconciled—both ‘parties confessing their faults. The Abyssinia and Fourth Bap tist societies were both represented, two hun- dred and Sfty persons being present, and a full exoneration was granted Rey. H. Bailey, the perties mutually agreeing to bury all antmos- ties and bridge over their grievances, striking hands in union for the prosperity of the two societies, agreeing to reciprocate and exchange pulpits in the labor of the Lord. Thus Rev. Robert Jobneon and Rev. Henry Bailey will in future have an extended wor! iaestee tes KILep on THE RaiLRoaD.—On Saturday pight, about ten o'clock. as the through freight train south on the Baltimore and Potcmac rail- road was passing Frederick road station, a few miles this side of Baitimore, one of the brakes- men—James H. Porter, who resides at Bowie— fell off a car load of Jumber, and was instantiy killed. Tne hands on the ichmond express south picked Bim up a few minutes afterwards, and found that the back of his head was mashed in and one leg broken. He was brought to his father’s house at Bowie, and this morning bis remains were taken to Milford, Pa., for inter- ment. The deceased was a young msn highly esteemed on the road, and but nineteen years years of age. It is suppored that he was knocked off by the bridge at that point. pocmewia: shane Hawovy Sr. pion’? coma—Hawnpy Ja. pin Saturday afternoon a colored woman named Luey Catlip, knocked at the door of No. 923 th street northwest, the residence of John Stuart, colored, and asked permission to come in and rest, saying that she felt very sick. Per- mission was granted and the visitor took a seat. She had been in the house bat few minates when she = birth to @ child, and said that Thomas Handy, colored, employed at the Ar- lington hotel was the father. 0 Fei . to Handy, and he promised to pay the woman 8 visit, but didn’t. The woman and bab: y were conveyed to the hospital, where they will be Properly cared for. i is —————— Potomac Riveg Lignt-wovse.—The gover- Dor of Virginia bas executed desds con’ erument Janitors of the colored | i THE COURTS. Covrt tv Gsserat Tze. peer Sarat eet raring “Goad | FAMILY SUPPLIES. |___ EDUCATIONAL. { mutit ber screams so alarmed him | FRY THOMAS |G, Auctioneer. ——- ; chav < a Stone Mr, Mente, tad Auiter Xtior nt he Jet her ana Bid betind some or te | "RTA BR. ee Sciestone, | SPARE NOTICE | Tes totemepen sgyvenerry caw co ¢ it- | tomb stones near by. © yOung Woman was a he Pere thi Lee Se Oe Os BE coe reemising COMME” | Sr alneatba Saat nbon tafely inger home ; CHABCRRY Bal. a Teme OP EU Te eee } Tem teking orders to be filled from preeeat time | bers early a * PRIORITY OF JUDGMRNT. 1 She fair’ 4 five times, had oor) - sons, and his ET. ‘UBt Janta” ns ®EST BRANDS The case of E. D. Copp agt. Jas. W. Campbell | been tick ever since. The man is described as virtue of adoeree of the Supreme Conrt ators. 90 pe? joven. et. al. was called. This case comesup on excep- | young, black haired and with slight side TE Tee eee ae es ans peaend Juls | FPO coe TOMATOES oy enn tions of Nash, assignee, to the auditor's report | whiskers, and had twice before made 4 similar Faget si fre wll a cone Otete al. | ¥ Sound cous PRACHES 38 oa icles in the case, which gives priority to the claims or | amauit. “A search was made for him bu: with- DAY. the ath day of Octover, Id are eo toce oundeant PEACHES. 3.) au WELLING. Lu. G. judgments of Copp the defendant Camp- out snecess. ™.. the It of Lo: Bo. 23 in Beatty & nd ip yy early, as prices will likely President,and Lecturer on Bualich Littraters bell for several reasons. Among those stated A WOMAN'S BUSTLB, maiia, Sesion to say, iawkins’ addition to (eorgetown; the same front. | S¢Vauce with the season. ©. witmen ; SaMURL TVLES, O24. P are that the law does not regardor recognize out of & man’s vest dropped tn the market house | ing about 45 feet on High street, and baving a depth: FINE GROORSIES. Seed t. ve ay Med ag) fractions of a day in the service of attachments; } to-day, was picked up hy an ungallant young | of abovt - | Seer idne in | _2epae-tr 1918 Peonsy iva | and Kyetty Pies: Law of Brideace, that bis (Nash's) jadgment 1s older than thatot id exposed to public view suspended from we Be Pa ng Prensa Reger 7 | etdihe Law? Partocrship Compbeli's nd equally asold as Copp’s, Messrs. | & g*s pipe, until a female vender of market eal er the day of salr;or,at the purchasers | T AND gaU aX. 1 WALTER & COX, Fe Mcore and Newman appeared for Nash, and Mr | track took’ pole, knocked ‘the thing” dows, | Seticn thon tole mac be pala he ones Protesser ot MatTES & F. W. Jones for the other parties. Tne court: | and hid it —@azrtie, 34. deposited at time of sale, and terme to be fally com- of Contracts, avd ot Or decided in favor of piaintift. — —— Plicd with within five days thereafter. TER ROM. WiLLiau 6 AN ADAMS RXPRESS COMPANY CASB. CITY ITEM; va Dausrme'{ Trast es oes ‘The case of the Adams Express Company agt. Ss. outa THOS HOSTING nerticner or : | Professor of (he Law of Nations fiams was taken'up. The bil dhanees thie cs | Dow's Hazagp Your Lival—a lighted torch Fale ANNOUNCEMENT re getalled eh nteseds eoreese te ieee pias | THE WON CHARLES OC. XOTI or about the oth of July, 1872, the plaintift col. | 10 & powder sult ie scarcely more dangerous a P goods marked with the pric. | Professor of Lege! Practicr lected from Charles Ewing. of the city of Wash | Cian deep-seated cough oF oold. The indi- FOR 1874. nd 149 Center Market, East Wise | Leegror RORGE F APPLEBY, Be ington, upon @ draft drawn upon him by | Tidual who waits vgheo~j an cpg rn Pod Just Tetursed from Mow York with 6 ten a | Oren every day sepivtr | T OD the Appiteation af thr Bolence to the San EI eee Cae ae nn | Stee. Ine epatemiaa See ob e iee | tne ceed Rare (ALL AT ¢. GAUTiERS | oon one Eldridge Gerry, £1,100; that the defendant | Soney me herd anpbery '@ error too; for Hale's STIFF PBLT HATS. J Cc Tie ftp a cadinaween | os lat thet Jackson claiming that the said money really | 72 oe ond Tar will cure any irrita- SOFT FELT Hats. For pure WIMMS and LigcU. onoonen | fideree writ | belonged to the defendant Adams, and that h bc Sidlmaw he, hong peeve a a dispatch and = * rau — peed Price. J s ry Pee bce piggies Laoag Hooper spprebenaian Notypeotoough colt tetiessee, Bats, roy “yy tanga ina termes HET ber Gosen, 93.90; RUING WIND, #2. | School and. mentors. t ecliected, to wit, $333 333,, procal e same a > v Ese aay abape. color oa ro chiar . Ser gnilor. > | wel we old o to be atttched in the hands of the plaintis in a | Of bronchitis oan renst its strengtnexing, aoots- | AYy shane. ocler abd style worn, for mon, youths INGRE 'NEASDY, GAsPageuY sveC? : suit instituted by him against the said Adame a ‘a . —— | nm for te tenet Ge uy | Luke's Tooth-Ache Drops—Care in one minute. W. F. SEYuorR, FRUIT Jans | M+ ; that the plaintiff having collected the aforesaid Seek Be ocis-3t” dwore town . _ tum of money for account of the said Williams | quit, Dooley’s Yeast Powder, you will soon Gh, SENT — Sen te in of or as ge ot ew to interrogatories proscumtod nit te roan: | Baking Pewter. Putspful act wegueeee” | EP touee ae Seite aoe 3 | ES 0, NOTT of te interrogatories propounded to i¢ in the said ne Rowen. Feb ep tall, set weight. $00 per moni. JOHK T. MITCHELL. © WHOLESALE Paces tints attach ment proceedings, dent a an . cae! ak me 2 PAT we money in ite hands felonging to sald ‘Adame a Exasrio Teves, 235 reatarivanis ReF* ovat. f suit . and cubject to said attachment; that the defen- ie aad dant Williams inter: d a claim to said money 80 attached; and tl other and further pre. ceedings were had in the said case, and tha at tachment therein, for the purpoee of having tha rights of the parties under satd attachment de- We take pleasure in ncing that ws hare BEMLVED TO OUR NEW STOKE, 103 BRIDGE STREST, Lately erected by us, which, boing large io THE “GEM” FRUIT JAB, Frit Hats! #H ply of eott and stiff Felt Hats, black and green, received styles from Dunlop & Co.. —Another sup- in brown, blue Also, new At wholesate prices nd THE MASON IMPSOVED FRUIT JAR, | by > & Rory. ma will euabl to keep & larger and L Whoiveale prices termined; that the justice holding the circnit ee si Stiore hegece Of DEX GOODS than we be | EGurt of the District at which the sald caso was | A Beavrieri Foor. We have jast received | "Uurmctto will bet Quick tater and Snati ° ASCN'S POBOZLAIN LINED TOP™ 34.2 tried, being unwiliing to decids the question as | s fail line of French Boots and Shoes for ladies octi-tr BENJAMIN to whether the said Jackson had a lienupon the said fund or net in the preceedings in said cause, refused to release the sald fund from the said atiachment until the said question as to said lien could be determined in the fornm hay- ing jurisdiction of the same.and required plain- ti ———————————___ — At wholesale price [RY THOMAS DOWLING, Avotioncer, is TRUSTEES GALE oF a veay vatrance | TER“MELVILL? FRUIT IAB. BSICK DWELLING HOUSE AND AD. 77 ON THES Wes’ ‘OMAC STRERT, IN GEORGETOW E STREL gents, misses and children. A call is sol to examine our stock. avenue, Next to Gait’s Jewelry Store. 22,068 T SID! avimaeNt eS 0) % S, | “WHILALL’S” PATENT FRUIT JAR. : ~ aap {uf fo tle ite bill of unter-plewier for thal pur Couns, Bustows, &o. BEAR BEIDG T AND THE MAB: AC wh Jesale pricee ern MEDICAL SROs ON Ee > . For relief from Corns, Banions, Olu and In- Deder and’ x : D 3 ING, OF z ane peaamiedrs had been fled and tosti- | growing Nails, etc., visit Dr. White's establieh | BM yuh Enea is Tormance of a decree of the 8a- 0m QUERE FRUIT san, | OA Sra care Wish oe aD tony taken a decree was ae cis loth | ee ‘0. 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. on iia Kyalt Re penned in conse Be. 3 io, T 8 ” At wholesale prices duly that the money be paid to ams an: TeASUTY, 2 Dieintitfe, ve. Josep ynohet et a | is ihe bill be dismissod as to the other defendants, eee Selepenuts, heir of fe late Alferd H. Bacher, ou said other defendants to pay the costs. The dc- | THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of appointed fa ned ty ant dere pan agin rd And a fntl assortment of = fendant (Jackson) appeals and contends that | New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per | apignted mand premises, the Sta Day or Oct> ELLY CLA! 17 serainet crzed in Passing the d crse, and in | cent. per annum on deposits foreach calender | bru, Istarat 9 u'clock pa. to the koa Une, | FEL! saad St ehchesto }r D refuslsg to allow his claim to be paid out of, or | month. Banking hours,9to4, Saturdays,9 to | the hereinafter described premise Saat one: . ae D., Professor of Prigciph from the funds attached and garnished in the | 4 and 6 to 8. WS,4tiG | Tighte, title and eatatethescin of the [ate Alfred It eouan | sci, imo, Morea hands of the plaintiff, and in support of this the ——-+___ di . GakKs, | jedica and Ther spen.ic following points and authorities are submitted Tse Sinome Sewine Macurwe sales ofia2 | Eo nimbered twenty (Standard New York brands.) 1» pe Attorneys at law and solicitors inequity have, | were $219,660. Sidewt! | lows,riz: Beginning Qrushea Leet . | crt Rest eof of Hisiolnay, Radoubtedly, by the English rule 8 general llen Pothuac street 116 teot poe ma red SR ag, an y 8. Hear notonly upon all moneys collected em, x = street; running thence @rani . A.Ph P bemistry aad Vox Dut upenall books, Savers, and ducusvents of DRY Goons, West &f feetto the east line of lot twenty-one; thencs | Sasa - 1 | Warwick ie D. Pre ra their clients in their possession, not only fur all north with said cast line 43 feet € inches. and thence | Bx. “0” (light Ibe for gt | Baiph Walsh. M_D., Professor of Physic their charges and costs in the particular cause CARPETINGS. SPnLE fect, tothe point of Deginuing,with the three- | Porto Bio... Ibe. for 83 | Biseases of the Bye and Ber Fa. Aw in which they came to their possession, but . D, Oftnical, Lecturer on Orthopedic Snresry Howard H. Barkor, M.D, Charles ¥ Boarman, M.D, Denonstratas Parke @. Young, M. D-. ‘The terms of sale are as follows, to wi dred dollars to be be forfeited in case c also for other professional basiness, and’ this FALL TRADE FULLY OOMMENC: lien extends to all mopevs received and judg- Ore hon- sid down on the day of le, non-compliance with the ce And other goods st lowest possibie raiva, to ms Prosector to th b Anatomy ments recovered. ‘The same rule is almost un! IMMENSE STOCK. ofale; gue-thud of the entire purchase money ta ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00., Grocers For fareher jnforme:ten apply te ; t “ cash within five cays after coutcmation of watcet . ON | 4 Down, Terpally pelted im the ee eae mee eieRUBDETIB, & 00-. bas tho largest, } Ptangrnin five cays efter concrmation of sale, ths MASOBiO TEMPLE, 91x Srasar, . N Eeireel, Nw d the Supreme Court holds to the eame doc: . Frome magthe, from the day of sale, with interest Opposite U. 8. Patent Omtee a wine ip NEW PRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS from that date. Fu!l conveyance to be mate on 7s payment ine entire purchase money, interest and €xponses of conveyance. P. JACKSON, WM A-MELOY,( Trustees. sep22,28-d8t | THUR. DOWLING, Anctionce [Law Reporter, law2#'} The general lien of an attorney extonds to ali Papers which he holds in a prefessional capacity. Like other liens it depends upon possession of some instrument belonging to the client, or of asum money or other property to which he MARSME ScoLrecK eR aol Mies FLom NOE SCHLIBCKEK have returned to the Ever offered in this city, consisting of all tho new styles and fabrics of this season's importsties ond juction, viz.— Slits, Botine, aod Velvete, Oacnmeres, Merinoes, Bombazines, and Tamise Cloth, BLPHORZO yoUNas,: J.P. JONSON. JyBd-tr OOAL AND WOOD. is entitled. ‘The rules governing such liens are: ress Fopiing, Surges, Alpacas UB BREW ESTABLISHMENT, ((O4L, WouD AnD BUILDING MATE. | The claim must have-arisen from professional | Mobeir aud Dingouais:in great variety, ) — = Cc Riaws. 1 { De hele ton Table Damask, In bleached. baif bleached, and | With enlarged nee, tmpreved machinery, I have alwars on hand «iste and assorted stock | cone services. In that case it may be held for auy . " A ; moralbalmies eaaemnen We sete te Turkey red, ing, Towels and Doylies, the best talon: to be had In the ceuntry, 1a fac HACITE avd BITUMINOUS OVALS, | Dat. Octubers bh, irs ge lance - 3 : Bed Blankets, Quilts, aud Gomforts. Serer Macey, for dotng the beat work at low prices, | PINE, OAK and HIUKOBY WuOD in the stick | the fiuhetee ice nly torecntve pile tn the Suecessfaily made under the summary process | Heslery, Gloves, CoFsets, and Notions, Oallcoss, We would respectfally inform onr friends snd the | or sewed and epiit; ell wept ueder eo: | following echoola: Ulussical beuost, Wa-memation, of the court for adelivery of the papers, until | Bleached and Brown Ootton anid Sbicting Linens, Lon in the paste went ae may bave been our repn- | | Having the control of erveral brands of Imported | Kehool Af Midna fennel ete the entire balanee be patd. The lien isonlycom- | _ Also. all the new styles of Carpeting, such ax | Prme {har Pre-em $72 Domestic ORMENTS and VALOINED PLAS. | Lettre, Basiness, Fine Atte, Boboo! of Deaton meneurate with the right which the client him- | Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, Lict, Bag, and Heap ol MOTTO I8 EXOELSICR TB, and bandling yearly macy miilions of BAN- | + Preperatery School, and School of Special self bas. An attorney has the same lien upon IES fp Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses. Shawis, | GOS 'LATHS, I am in condition te fill orders st-ans tion a judgment, especially where the cause still re. W. W. BURDATTE & CO,, oo wae jee, Bibbons, &c, &0., Gent's Coats poe i my ae with deepatch ones delity wt Brecial inetrnction is deeiqned for persous wish- mains in court or ajudgment is entered upon | o2-st 92S 7th street and 706 K street N, W. At Rome toeverybody from 7a, m-antil sunset; | petition. ene on ram ‘unt G00 Com: | Sng private twit n in 8:9 Bir ‘the sch sols for those the award. Chanceilor Walworth held that Saturdays from 7m. anti 3 atthe ott Or DU al Office—623 Louisiana avenue northwest {a Dusiness oF professionally when & suit was broughtin equity to compel a stand established 1851, now the most complete inthe |B. anch Yard—lIst strect, bet, B asd O ste oe ee during the day set-off of a judgment recovered Ina different OUR country. Everybody come avd see as. Waxrl—Foot of 34 street southeast.” * Particn’ars in re be Design of the Iusti- Redan the Sante: meniatedinok the cae W. A. WHEATLEY, sepi9-Im WM. GUINAND. | tution, Course of mB, aud teria, may bo ction. the co ener peOtes stor! SyStr 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. U. — ) lien. It is weil settled that, if the judgment 8 c | OSE Bled AF 57. AND PINE WOOD | 811] Mdmening or calling om Ty proaident, Je pape t an Stioroey earn ee is segeel, “EMARLY OF FERLVGS.” JT EORGET sty &6 per cord, delivered in any part of the ‘ Lb. avenne east, or “d ea © must satin! © attorney's claim. " city. ‘ Ty t ae ts ee doleadant alee calla cmutoe Tete teak ‘Bsuk hours, 9s. m. ta on Saturiaye | Leave your orders with READ ADAMS, corn enya RUE VILLE TS Re eremery. of having obtained judgment on the law side of (to receive deposita) cutil 6 p.m. Interest pal! o: Mh and F mreete, or gond them to AtLee's — — eg judg: posite. Goneral Bauking Business done, a: wharf, foot of 6th street, GRO BTRINT, the court for bis tees in this case. leotions made oz all socessible paints. Discount | sep?-tr GOODWIN Y. ATLEK, | + ‘The plaintiff (appellee) contends that not one “ days, Mondays. 7a 7 j (Formerly of Wasbington,) of the elemente of attorney's lien subsists. Fali and Winter Clothing. B. POURIN HORN, President. E. ZUG, ‘The court affirmed the decree below. Messrs. H.W. BARRETT, Onshier. Begs leave to ane. m ce to the public of Wa hineton Directors. Pest. Dowins. J. T. Mitchel . ' best of | ~ Totten, Moore, and Newman appeared for Desler in varlotics of that he hes retorn the city and will take Gefendants, (appellants,) and W. B. Wed» for A. Potkinnorn, 7 7 7 itt ot bert P isto V ec. plaintit! Henry Dickson B. L-Gropley, Frei. W Jove, | ANTHEACITE AND CUMBERLAND OOAL, | “Auchan a! the Bice Bee POSE a it. iieyA.Sninu, B. Ro0wies, < _ - Porice CountT—Judge Snrit. $13 A GOOD SUIT FOB 13 | aia “a meres Pije, WOOD tn the stlex, or sawed and split. To-day Lucy Carter, tients bod ma ey, —— — -- ——— Offices and Yarde: Foot ef K street and Bhod: Texe Warrant sworn before Justice Powell, charg+s " ‘Ars ¥ cS. faleod Ene, between Kb sod lth stronts. eopti-io” that Lucy threatened that she would have re- MEDIUM SU!TS—WORKING SUITS. WEDDING INVITATIONS, Orders aiso received throngh Mors. HAMIL. | ‘HEUPORE KATFMA T ss venge if she had to wade through h—Ii and in VISITING CARDS TON & PEARSON cor Gb ant D ots. "3534 17 7 fated OVanben per. venee blood up toher knees; 200 bonis to keep the eee SaeDe: WAL COAL! formation may be peace. ‘illiam Henry, assanit and battery on AMS NITIALS, ——. street. John Coleman; $5 and costs. Jobn Casalyia, | 816 A SEAR SUIT FOR =e aaa We invite the attention of coneamers toonr stork | an Italian. acsault and battery on, John Buch a Diceesteseekinetaanins Goan ler, asmall boy. This Casalgia is a chestnut : SHIONABLE NOTE PAPER. a vender, and he fang his gill measure at the FINB GOOUS—WELL MADE. ra ORK aud PINE WOOD, exwed end split or i | hey, cutting bis head ferionsly abore the eye; = EUSSIA POCKET BOOKS, the stick ne am ros ts jeorge McAtee, assault- 5 4 TN Gi padi, ing Oficer Gren the divetiargs of his duty, | $0 A HANDSOME SUIT FOR 20 oS Pas eee tnecord. PRYEPHENSOR SbAOTH RES © ers nd jury. Michael Paff, disorderly; forfeited R. B. MOHOUN & CO,, jenste Py eae mead ed Aven es, o. * his Bosre collatera izabeth Thornton, disorderiy in a 3 6.5 001 : j » Seveuth-strest Whar will be resumed CEPT EM the When arrested by (iticer Sullivan, DRESS SUITS—BUSINESS suITS. See SEs Emmerrenein ges. cer tee | tes — ————— terms and circulars, cpply rete she said she would not be arrested for nothing, PROPOSALS. scptim’ _Miis LUCY eTEPRenson and pitched her infant child out into the road x HE GEE AT HE INCARNATION CHUBOR SOTO ml asfaras she coul! throw it; tined $10. John | §¥9 NOBBY SUITS FOR ozs | T - BOPUSAUS FOR BETILLEGT cure L.dien and Childrens will, roooss Coxitine, ¢ orderly; continued. aca Feoh- ee Ppreres SETILLEGY MORSE we ESD AY comember 16 So Appl tig, forfe' collateral. John Daniels, fo: 5 Ss ¢ STER’S OFF he ee HSUD, 1110 Mt sire feited. John Smith, profane; €3. A. J. Brooks, NICELY MADE—WBLL SHRUNK. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, DASDGinaes stanED Pannen Of ath, north weet pik forfeited collateral. Robert McLane, A. Henry * . September 4, iTUTE, a B. Todd drunk and disorderly; forfeited g5each. ealed Proposals. to trig licace, with # cop! LARPIOAL ARR, ysTasuar jamuel Butler, loud and bolsterons talking; | ¢30 DBESS SULTS FOR 230 7? sew ent attacked ta II be rec you FER Bo ma $6. Thos. McGowan and August Seymore for- > at which place 1 ¥ | Between I's K, feited collater NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED Bisgibseot bidders, tor delivery at Bort Moiisur The Twenty forrsh August Sesion of this Seneot ane 20 PER CENT. Baltimore, Md , of ‘twonty (90) Horses suitable for Ful pak, ch MONDAY, the lath of Soptomier, R a : netpal can be seen ‘at the school rowme . y ’ y Ths de subj sot t epection b fret 4: yi pretenity. “Daess Been tame hg ie ad BELOW REGULAR PRICES. doard :f<ficers, and shvuld comply with the fol" | ter. Wor tafcem et ee ear oat wittobs G38 Der g A. Downing. drunk and disorderly, forfeited Solid Walnut Tables and Stands, @1. losing deecripti 5B YOUSG, Principal A owe Mignon oe Towel Becks, 2, aud $1. eat date “f purchase, from five to eight years; | ene2-tf [Re 4 Obron } a iueaene = Caeguortnag ee Hacks.bide and Corner Brackers, | DCist, from fifteen aud One-half to eixtooa hand iL 7 u be cents to il broken 25 bacesess r 1 LISk, PEENOS, AND OLASSI0SL_in- Warden, same; S10, John Quinn forfeited col- OUR fer Uncen tn Wakes weteien is srery reepect: fall cheated: sh E’sirre Tire AUORLD JLOKEOE: ateral. Richard Dorsey, loud and boisterous; BU b Chiga Bpittoons, support ti nhs “ oa ; $3. John Jarvis, profane, $5. Honty Thowo! CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Splendid. Clocks, warranted. sled, with bread Tan of eepteeber bet Boel wenston tee son, Daniel Webster, Butt Lafayette, Charles in Diamond Hat Backs, 3756 Soe anne needs oo | @ AW Sol * nd Henry and Michael Drooney, forfeited collate. Pine five Battie Large Oseto bude, when in good wervicesble somites. | LAY SckOoL rals for various misdemeanors. Dennis Mur- prey Stdark' colors, and haves fess eet coy eno be . hy, cursing; $3. John Butler forfeited cl- SUPERB DISPLAY. Carved and Polished Waluut Frames, very tus, | Walk, trot. end gallop. om eral Wi Johnson, same. John Thomas, . oc giieand at Each bid should be scoompanted by a guaranty, | UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. profi put Email’ Frames, 250. sign — Ladies two- Button Dog Skin Driving Gloves, 750. ‘The next term of thie Scheol will commence en GEORGETOWN Gem's Fine Waite Sairta, the sieatoat barzaing | succes Acoatract for woes Bevbonde: | Facaity pas? Octber 7,156, wita the following pO L . ENGLISH SUITINGS—FRENUH EUITINGS. | , Gomis Fine, W * men for & sum not less than one-half of tho amonct JUDGE GronoE W. Pascuan, A CuILp Spor my THE Heap. — Satarday = Gent's Best Buglish Half Hse, three pair 1. beaks serie Ths Law of Reai Property, Plendin« EBviden day evening, while several small children were cellent Umbrellas, Ebvclopeeshoeld be osepecs SRF ADM all bids, Crtmsnal Law and the Science of Government, playing on Frederick, near Sixth etrect, Geotge, | SKILLFUL CUTTER—PE FECT Fi. Ki ” ‘ine Ten and Twelve Bib do. , at $1.60 to 2. a 1@ Merino Vest, $1 eB Lodics Fine Unécrgarments, Mace, from $1 to Larke asormeut Puckst Kntves, 80°, 9 $1. ing Baskets, S0cy 1.00 deren of the celebrates MANHATTAN TUILET SOAP, which. will be positively sires away at the followluz prices - town, one of them found a@ pistol, which was picked up and given to Harry Payne, eight years old. While in bis hands tt was accidently discharged, the ball striking Charles Hess, four years old, in the head, near the temple. Ovficer ©. ©. Meyers, who was near when the accident occurred, carried the wounded boy to his home tillery Horses,” and addresea 78}. 3. DANA. M cetl 61) Bi P®grceaLs Fo. TOR FOS NEW Ta’ MENTS’ Bi CBRISTOPUER INGLE, LL. B Personal bro Comsracts, Mercantile Law, ind the Doctrine af Kquity 1D OMmbTaCce Lootnres, Rect. x Us UPOL Lhe several tiles of With ilustrations of actual Oourt Practs 4 pplication for information, good cotton and well FOREIGN FABRIOS—NEW DESIGNS. HE BOUT: OF Th ‘B, WAR AND NAVY DEPAK ILDING. WASHINGTON.D. 0. ycttber i Bxcelsior, six pleossy 290 Prorat attoe oc lege batly @ Sr tH e on Fayette, between Seventh ant Eighth G MENTS oO blets, four pieces, 5c. ‘- . gitge ball, Goreege Law Buliding, treet. Drs. Appleby and Peter renderedsur, | 22NE GAR ME. TO ORDER | Large Tablets, tc vay DErakene. a2 F Fine Toilet, two pieces, reton, datly, from 5 Visine ARCHITEC H e8 2c 1010 BT i gical ald, and pronounced the wound serious, ‘This is really agocd soap, and the price remark- z ie uAuDeoies Seyi coro, D ©. Dept. Teh. 14. T EY, Sec. of the Facaity.” . rece joe cn zie > though not dangerous. ably low. tt Pav op OcToBER. 1874, 1 ED RLGaES OSB nes Tous AvIES GRaiw TRape.—The only receipts of grain AT 23 PER CENT. LESS nishing, delivering, fitting, and putti corper of i¢th. begins Septenit hn, to-day were 3,500 bushels wheat, 300 bushels ~ 4 gases er Klevator in the South Wing Superior advantages. Northern Teachers, Mod- corn. and 100 barrels flour per canal boat W. THAN REGULAR RATES Washington, ed Navy Doepsrtmenis' erate terms. Su” H. Billmyer for J.G. and J. M. Waters. Ne 2 NEW GOOUS AR® CONSTANTL: BE- | “Gopierot the Ger (PES, WASHINGTON DEMALE Semis sales were reported. CBIVAY. ‘Will be opened MONDAY, Bepteaber 14, ‘at i cals Fakir pedir tpart ng oy 5 lice, : % Be ogy Tat Stet northwent Mrs! Z. ports jour inspections for the month of Sep- SSES B NG ‘seaito! required by the Contractors to ‘6! ies M. ©, DUUGLAS, Prinoi- tember at 3.310 barrels family, 4 925 barrels ox: BUY EARLY NOT A DAY TAge es EST POMRINL the Brain fp wilt fornincs ve Bal oF tra, 90 Tels superfine. 107 rels fine, and 41 at wae 2 » oret 7 ATAPSOO FE MALI 7 barrels rye flour—total 8,434 barrels; and. I Contract P BMALS INSTITOTs, spector Deener reports bis at 8,699 barrels fam- ily, 1,551 barrels extra, 492 barreis superfine, 27 barrels fine, a 49 Tels middlings—total, 10,528 barrels. The total inspections over the mor th 19,322 barrels. ‘The Elevator mut be completed within three moriths trom date of acceptance of proposn', ané the Factors will be required to guarantee tb: ir w. or a period of two years, Jinent will be made on the completion of THE GOODS AS WELL AS THE PRICBS BOIH WILL PLEASE 100. Bean Batrimone, Mo. ‘This Institute has been in operation for thirty- eight years. The number of pupils is limited. Ite HABLE BROTHERS, ee Work, less ten (10) per cent., which wit be retaice? | l=stion ts pre-eminently healthy, la covtral, and tw Mx. Joszru Linney arrived at his homa SILVERBERG’S util the Rlevator bas boen'eaticfac-orily tested for | Smelly reached by railroad trom Baltimore aud on Saturday evening from his trip to the Pacitle | MERCHANT TAILORS § FINE CLOTHIERS, on x sponte. Washington citics. coast in excellent health and spiri Penal bond in 1 bias accom GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAB sTOxER, cf dive thowanea Sollee Lqnmeel ae the sum of five thouranc dellars, For Circulars sadree bidder will acce 4 octi-tr Corner 7th D Streets N.W. leg him; the sufficiency of t! to ALEXANDRIA. GS45D FACE oPmNina. oomer_329 Ton Se. uae Pomarrevame Av. eeryiied ty the Guinea Sint andr clerk of swe | BRORDENTOWN (83.9 ZEMALE COLLEGE: ‘Tue Reotortown Saootima Case.—Per BARGAINS FOR RVERYBODY. AMCTSER CHANCE! by ceed we feaen best-sustained inate neat & id sons from the neighborbood of Kectortown give JUST RSCEIVED ye de = the following particulars of the late shooting LETH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT be coud! it reserves the ‘to reject an: Sons im the y oc ulbiesP Redon rte PASS ona hatte aes: affair at that place: On Thursday last a lady NOW OPEN FUR INSP&CTION, oat ae IN AID OF THE ir’ being in the store kept by L. wr was 280 rollsof choice and very newest desigas aske 7 the iIntter to Seettl a dill she owed BEUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGBalIN PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. there. She replied that she had not the re- CARPETS. Datterns. sidered. posais will not be recetved from parties who are not ves inthe manufactare of levetors, and who have not the mecossary facili: POSTPONED TO November 30, 1874. DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DaTE. quired amount at the time, but would trads it = with him, meaning that she would bring im coun IN DRY GOODS. med her brother, B. B. | WLAN: |, WATEEPROOK 8, DBESS LIST OF @IFTS cer, } DB of ct Sod ssiting Wecteent canes rene | actor ALPACAS and MOUBSING GOODS in Wi , 48 oon as he could get away from | _!sTge quantity. 108, Splcer, rau to ils home, and getting's es Sromect of Groatnnee poebie Oma! anced upon Spicer and shot at him, the ball | MWVE‘cait attention to the fect: thot thon grazing ing his forehead, iz sof cur new Fall Goods, cape: - had not killed him he shot again, and this | fogs, will worpas aay ia. thieot 5 time AA 3. Malone, having within the | and baring orchasedslace the late deciine, we are Tange o! pistol, was struck enabii the Killed.’ Woodward olosed his story Taek nan Iv ds, and upto last accounts | 4 cal! WOLFORD & SUILS: badnot been cs LBERG, LXECUTED HIS OWN WARRANT.— Yesterday THE ARCADE, Foret conan abies sae Of Mt. | cets-Im 437 Th et, bet. D aud K, southwest, syecial Conatables Dove and riattempted SPECIAL NOTIOCg, Grand Total 20,000 Ginz, all cash....2350,000 — ‘All goods left at the ph Sok mae Saeed Seaeeen, NEW YORK DYE HOUSE, wae Liners A) 50 Ger, but was ily resisted by Quander, Stb street, for three mouths or over will be sold ws aeeceereetats as oo wife, and four children. near!y grown, if not eniled for, to make room fup my fali tredo. ‘enth, or CoB 800 armed with axes, Emtves, and stones thresteaed cots Gu" ARS. JOS, H. BRIGGS, Wisk Riekote 500 3 bim and bis aids with instent death if they per- Tickets for... 1,000 sisted mn eee. eee een being in- FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION horse, and accompanied by the aivoometted THOS. RAMLETT: aes ‘te Suances Rowse snd where ee and ted ihey were carried before Sustice ‘Trody and nes Bubs Meer Walang Louteviile, Ky. ‘BEPAIRING “loscreyen Ce oe Eoosoutss. named Lizzie Scott, who ‘. who is employed the keeper of the shat eet