Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1874, Page 8

EVENING STAR. | DOUBLE SHEET. | epee eee | SATURDAY....... October 17, 1874. perce nn #rosements, &c., Tonight. Wotional Th-ater—M a Lucille Western as Nancy Sykes in ‘Oliver Twist.” Ford's Opera House—Mrs Jemes A. Oates” Comic Opera Company in “Les B ive-ds.” Theater Comique.—Miss Alive Placide and Charlies E. Emmet in“ Little Kutie, or the White Spirit of the Pawrees.” ie Condensed Locals, Ap iutercoung day at Memorial eburch to- morrow. See advertiement. The Wiseman who was as Tot Jor. A. Wireman, the w ‘ Purchasere of carpets should consvit the ed- yertisement of Wolford & Shilberg in another column. ‘The police telegraph w is completed yesterday to Tepna'lytown, D. C., and sn in. cument Placed in the residerce of Offi. er Robey. At a meeting of “Se H.berpia Benevolent :,0- elety, No. 2, last night, it was agrecd to attend the Catholic society convention on the 2ist of Cctober, in Baltimore, 1 a body. ‘The subject for to-morrow ascerncon at L! coln Hall wi" be “Faith ” 2 ilirstratod by th Seripicres, led by De. O. F. Presbury, assisted by the young men of the Y. M. C. A. ‘The Keformed Episcopal service will take place as usual st Lincoln hall to morrow even- ing; sermon by Kev. Mr. M Quire. The new praye book is Iu use at this: errice. Cicer Kenner, 0” the first precinct. thi acommitmert tur an able- ied co'orc¢ vacrant, nam d Wm. Qaaries who h: mm the chain-gang with a ing on. nt of Messra, ‘sted for forgery is By re erence to the adver Webb & Beveridge it will be seen that their Jarge and well eclected stock ot household goods, glass, five French china and other artic! wesary i*-cd in the country. The Board of Health met ! solved that a frame honse : Georgetown two frame shanties corner of 19th and 1, streets; and @ trame shanty in Ridge street are nut; es, and ordered their abate- went. —-+__. Wholesate Robbery at the Capitol. ARREST OF A GANG OF BOOK THIEVES. For some time past several citicials employed at the Capitol bave been missing books from the different committee-rooms, and the ebtef of the Capitol police, Capt. Stephen A. Boyden, bas been giving special attection to ferreting out the thieves. This resulted in the arrest of # colored man nauxd Obaries Graham, tome two weeks ago, who was caught in the act of carrying away books from a committee-room, and his commitment f> jal! by Judge Sreli to await the action of the grand jury. Captain Boyden applied to Major Richsds for asst ng property and arre ing ali concerned inthe theits. The case wre given to Detectives McDevitt and Miller, who recovered about (wo hundred pounds of public documents belonging to the Commitiees on Military Afiairs snd Public Lands. Feeling tistied that there were others engaged with Ss, they visited him in cient information t> war- ther colored man, owner of tae horse con the arrest wamed Richard an¢ wagon the detectives mars of gathe the several government depar uerative calling. Law: gave ba'l, and the following day they recovered | anorker qnentity of buoks, and arrest-d still avother colered man named James Peed, dri rer e wagon for Laws. Peed acknowledg 4 ¢ Wert into committee rooms with Gra- and assisted bim in tearing off the ‘eather bindings, packing the books and conveying them to Green's rag and junk shop, corner of Lith and ( streets. - MeDevitt and Mil- ler, {> company with Capt. Boyden, visited Esii:more yesterday got from’ Mersrs. Woheeiwri bo., corner of Sharp © of old paper pur- cbsred of Green, in ity, from which they Teceve-ed 1.5.0 pounds of these documents, the indir 7 all having been torn off from them, and ib Some Cases S0 mutilated as to be rendered a! tuselers. Most of these are valuable ycl- d cannot be replaced at any cost. e to Messrs. Wheelwright, Mudge & Co. to state that they were entirely unaware of the presence of these books in the bales prr sed until the’r attention was directed to it the officers, and that they acsisted the of- fi. ers all in their power in gathering the prop- eriy and returning the same f> this city, waere it arrived safely this morming, ard will be rc- torved totbe Capitol. A hearing of the partic will take place on Monday next. prs Lawes ow Samos ‘THE SoUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD AND ITS CKEDITORS.—The committee appeinted ® some tire since at a meeting of creditors of tae ern Maryland railroad to wait on the President, Colonel 8. S. Smoot, and endeavor to iuake satisfactory arrangements as to cecuring ms, recently made a report, which has ed. The committe —Mc ers. James wt, H. Browning, Frank Hume, aod allabar —report that “tbe president of the company a.rees to deposit bonds of the com anv t> secure all claims against it, until such time as he may be able to conclude bis negotis- tions for the completion of the road. The com mittee find that the sodebtedness of the road, which hasslready matured and ye. to mature, much less then was supposed, and of not suct an smonn: as to cause any alarm to its credic- ©. 3, corsidering the large amount of money ex- pended upon the work already done upon the rosd. The committce heartily commend the Toad to the people of Washington and Baltimore as a great work in the interests of those cities, and regerd it as one of the wost, if not the most, important roads in this section of the “>untry. to far as the Interests of the two cities namea Bre concet ned, and say that but few of our peo- ple realize the important business interests it will develop.” —_--+—— ‘Tre Races at Baicutwoop Yastarpay— “Wm. Penn” Avaa the Victor.—The fourth Tace of the fall ser'es of the Washington Driving Association for & purse of $750 took place at Brigbtwood Park yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large number of spectators. The Tace was for horees which had never beaten 253. The judges were Gen. Morgan, L. Smith, Mr. A. T. Whiting and Mr. Sanlsbery. At236 the horses were entered in the following order: Arthur Wild, Edwin Forrest, Jacob Lerian, Washington, jr., William Penn. The horses came in on the first beat in the following order: Lerian, Edwin Forrest, Wm. Peon, Arthar Wild, and Washington. Time 2.40. In the second beat Penn came in ahead; time 234. The same borse won the third and fourth heats; time 2544 and23iy. It was announced from the judges’ stand pefore the close of yesterday's trial of speed that a race had been arranged for Wednesday next between the ollowing favorite trotters: The Cropley colt, H. C. Hil!, William Penn, Lady Patterson, of Martin: » Vv Jacob Lerian, ard Eawin Forrest. Hill'to go to wszon, the others to harrees. The stakes to be apur-e Ps follows: Eaoh borre to pay #50 entrance, to which total the association adds #270. Race to be three in five. Horses to start at 200 p. m. —-——_«—____ ‘Tus Teearens To-Nioet.—The jolly Mra Oates appears at Ford's Upera House to-night in Oftenbach’s Bavaras.” Good in every- thing she undertakes, Mrs. Oates is expecialiy govd in “Les Bavards,” where fall scope is given to her musical capaeities and her genera! ability a an artist. {t will probably be the Inst time she wil! appear in this piece during her present ergagemer eetees ater to-night Miss West- trn makes hér last appearance, rope: night's performance of “Oliver Twist i Ww ru ig concedcd to be the best ‘‘Naucy Sykes” on the stage. She f= ass‘sted to-night by Mics May Gallagher as “Oliver” and an ex- etllent company gever: “Little Ititle, or the White Spirit of ti nees,” will be presented for the lest ti 8 Theaice Comiqne to-night. It has been wit- bered by imferested audiences every night curing the present week. BROTHEREOOD OF THE UsTON.—The Grand Chier Washington B. U. | H. FS installed during the past week for enleers Potomac Circle.—C. W., R. B. Read; 0. J., 3. H. Lovelace; O. F., H. 0. Stevens; Hon. Her., P. J. Cooksey; W.D., L. Magair; W. N., J. H: Bridwell; E. W., J. B. kidd. Mount Vernon Circle —C. W., A. C. MeDan- i: Jy Henry Moni g: FW. H. Stickel; -D.. W. P. Sibley; W. N., Wm. Lacy; Hon. Her. J.B. Comnor. > Washington Circle—C. W., W. R. William- son; C. J.. L. W. Shoemaker; C. F., T.M ing; W.D., Robert McCutchen; W. Hunter; Hon. Her. J.T. Gross. —_ Matrens Musicat.—What lima De Murska Says of the Weber tay? Dear Mr. Weber. = fame — bond Weber plano has amongst Erropean expect much, but your insteuments zurpasr that uch @ pure, sympathetic, m: hb im accor yon most aan: arer l. itua De Mumsxa. —o——— IssURED BY A FALL —VYesterday Mrs. Friedrich, wife of Mr. Emil 8. Friedrich, ‘met with Latsome brick buildings i GEORGETOWN. GaD's HILL AND CHARLES DICK- CITY ITEMS. {ss AMUSEMENTS. EN: had lore the Gans BAL AGAINeT 4 GuMeT Im mis aonohantows Frovs Mitts, &c.—Manyres- | Mr. Bailey, of the Danbury News, has recon'ly | Mx. Cnr. X ve Wise eanno; | ,TNOOLS BALL, iloughby, ag: mts of asbington are pot aware of the Gad resid, o) enough reco: inded to the lorer, POLES was inaebted to sacd | | A few days ago Justice Walter had before | rspidiy increasing mereantlle snd easnaten, Dickens of tho tae coearenignce of Chistes | be strongly enon beverage, On acsrart of it | See eee, CONCERT, | before s magistrate in this District, and certain | Mm the case of Dr. Young against Mr.N.H. | toring interests St eee suburban adjanst wdesth, ond weiss the | Sty. Give MEX ae ‘call, at 911 7th etree FIONERR OGUNCIL Ro) , personal progerty found here in the pesseesion | Miller. and after hearing the evidence he gave} yon’ ae Georgetown. Foremost amongst the | following interesting particulars of his trip: | north weet, and try — os” wT Sin of said Reid was attached and sold under pro- | judgment for the defendant. ‘The facta were | inter. which are developing the town is the “The trap was now ready, and I at once set | é = - | UREPAY EVENING, Octoter o ceedings against Reid as & non-resident for the | that Dr. Young was called to defendants house woitiing interest’ With & population of aboat | out for Gad’s Hill. WE RICEIVED THiS DAY 5) barrels of the ted oc . satistection of the debt. Fitch as trustee for | 2< consulting physician with Dr. Behrend, and twelve thousand, there are now six flour mills, All the way from the city up the road to this | finest Oysters in the world, which wo will Willoughby subsequently brought an action of | by the consent and with the knowledge’ and two corn meal mills, two saw, one guano, ani | place where he who took hold exhibit and serve from our establishment, sod trover against Dunn forthe taking and con- | s*sent of defendant rendered services to his one paper rill, together zating and repre- {| As no man has yet done, moved and had A bain, will be daily tn receipt of the san version of the property, claiming #1,000 dam- | nephew and niece. The bill was presented, and |. Sng a cash and real estate approximate | I pictured to myself the home andthe surroun Hagvay < Horvss r ages. The defendant pleaded that he was not | defendant refuted to pay on the groand thathe | { pe of abort $905,000, or almost one million } ings. No placeon the footstcal of our Hea eniy | 1016 Pemneylvania avenue, corner 1!'h stre ail guilty, and upon this plea the issue was mate | wes rot liable. The justice, in his decision, | Jr dor! Of this amount over eight hunired { Father is so fairas England, and this man who lane Of Gentioaen’s onit . Mer up. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff | says:— The pisintiff knew that they were | thosoani douse represented in the mulling | So loved the beantiful in nature, avd had sach | _MY¥ ASSontwenT of yentlemen’s faite, cepa- " jor S100 damages. On the trial of the case the | the nephew and niece of the deteud- | } which bas a capacity fortarning ou: | a ween appreciation of boman aid te its develop~ | Tot? Sormauts and overcoats ty Bow rsa abo ocd barrels per aunum, aithoagh the | ment, mu scleoted the grandest work- . 5 ariet im evidencé a certain chattel of trust .com { If = a = re, ge egg — be i inspections generally pail about ton hun- | shop. We mounted along up theai the driver | —_ <i to =p he = fact, ard recorded in Varginis ‘whereby sorta | lose, with the mutual undéretanding that dex | afd anc thirty 500,000 basrela sarmsailedcane | Schoal Seiatee ene tient sUaeUiNE Siu atice | ! tine } 3, aE a > consumption of 500 arrels natural iraws el hy with @ face petsoral property then upon the Selwood estate, | ferdant would pay tor these services, there can | S°h<A™mENOM Of 200,000 b grain to the George. | screwed into an expresnen of laudable rever. | , A fine selection of underwear, hosiers, gloves, pialntt, to maintain the issue gained, offered | ant, and that they had property la Euroye. | in Stafford county, Va, was dandtrans- | be no doubt thet defendant would have been | hyn market, say between @ million and | chee, was straining my eyes for the beautitul, , D&ROKerchiers, mumMers, cordigan jackets “ ferred "> Fiteh oy seoreity fOr s debt of #3,8°3, | bound to pay. If 4 rodueste B to render ser- | 9 haifend two milion bushel, Sach abusi- | There were plenty of fields, sloping to the sast, A a nao Aa TROOKN Hate. — e.d. to Westel Wi ; ansict best style at | tt has been, has given tae Ge i wore siragglisy hedges, broken and despairing, | @SFments to order vided in the deed that any such property as | known to B. rebutting the idea that A meant | ‘t ®&* been, has given the Georgetowa mills a | we ee e parting, . - : For those wishing business suits made to r | MONDAY AD #8, October might, thereafter be mon the premiscs should | to pay B, and B understood that A was to pay | folate” pecan Zenae, from one end of the worebegpee aa he one ees fags, | St moderate price, I bars opened a tarce | also be liable for the debt, in addition to that | him, then the law implies the promise to pay, | Sou" at to iat b ‘i % wotected by dirt, and oh! £9 helpless and forlorn | Of desirable goods, pricy 4 from | — : mentioued in the schedule. In the deed there | from the request, andit makes no difference | (erent flour mil we Audios ceomtoene ey | ta teotemuen neteeeee pavenran we ‘One price on'y. | CHAS & PUPREZ. Waxaern was aleo the following provis.on: | whether A derives any benetit trom the service | APOPK In the business is Ms AH flecr, | shady avenncs,ne vincoeletneed cottages, Gao, G, No. 410 oes SED 1 T AND 3 “The said George Keid is to have possession | or not, nor whether A is under any legal » barned outat Harper’sPerry, | 10 white and ‘hospitable manor houses We Dm. Bris Coven Syavr ts particatarty | NCBEASED Tat "pr ZF Sew atras of said Property, Dut is not to remove the same obligation t have | the sferviog renderet given his und a attention to tour | mounted farther upthe bill; the rain scatter:1 | recommended fur chide it ouaghs Sessciaaon ar pve thea ag ne a Se ie = SiN on the Coren | making. tn. ¢ tince 1852. His -mill, | & few drops over us, and the wind came np and | Golde, Group re Throat, and Whooping | eee Property of at icant equal value, cr by’ imme: | Ie acente fee photic tte LAO, 8S | Known as the having a capacity of orerttes | Griver palied ap in treat ars pugdeny tue | Cough. Is pieasaut to the vaste and acts Likes | DUPARZ ABENEHION'S drately applying the proceeds ther-of and pay- Than, 8 guest oF Doarder In A’s house, whose bill | H gfrel Reretlge aKa usnting = | waved ballding” ume of Falstuifover | CRAt@ Price, 25 cen’ arcs FAMOUS MINSTRES, ing over the some t> said Willoughby in pay- | A is under no obligation to pay, and who, pra- al of about i@ principal brands | the door, and. po! Tur Dooley’s Yeas! Powter, your Ment of raiddebt.” And turther Such part | sumplively, can pay bis own bill, then the t gh gra-les of family flours, which hat fird it, notonly the best, but alsy ta. oh “Ht Na erase vee of the crops a8 are necessary for tie support of | law presumes that A acted es the agent of C in e-rpread reputation. Mecsrs. Denner, cl wed thore, sir. Baking Powaer. Pat up tall, net weight dim elf atd family, and ior the payment of | sending for the physician, and raises no promise | sey er'f Wace ced probably second on th t wae the second flour of @ brick hovsa ° fe expenses necessary fo cultivate said estats, to | against A to pay the bill from the request. The way of ¢ re 1 which loomed over the wall. 1 Bur your Hats, winter Uoilershists and pay the hands at work thercon, may be nsed by | promise is raised by the law against C. ‘The known as the Columbia mills, isthe old- | cornice about the root, which teebiy & Drawers, Trunks, Umbretias, an | him until the Ist of January next, ard there- | rea:ons for this is that circumstances and ap- and has also ® capacity of about two | ward the w: A ap Cupola BITMOUAT >t nerally, at Lewis *P a‘ter until forfeitnre of this instrament, pro- | pearances were enongh to put B, the phys: jan, rc nt is widely and ex- | the ridve; low dormer windows set peir too 20 7th streec, between I vided he oceupic> sid Selwood estate as aten- | on inquiry, from which he would have learned | tensive nown for the high grades of the flour ; two bay windows, clamsy and stif, wih | Cheapest place in the city. : Suter said B. F- Gilbert or the owner thereof, | that © wes'a man able to pay his own biil, and | tren ymake aspocialty. Messrs. A. Ross window with viags complet. l vie io Oran No Par! bat the same shall be applied 20 as to benefit as | the guest of A, and that as under no legal sro.’s mills, known as the Atlingtoa, ‘Try Lunt’s Age Onre, a sure care for fover much as possible the stock and other property | ob igation to pay the bills of C. . apelty of about 0 barrels. They con I felt discontsged with the great novelis’ thes : hare on said estate.” cian, would thas made known to B, the phy: To the admission of this deod in evidencethe | rebut the fdea that A expected or tutended to defendant objected, on the ground that it was | pay the bill, and fasten the promise to pay on C, Yoid, as reserving t> te crantor Keid the pos. | to whom the cervices were ren tered Hqwion of the property t-.ta 8 power of dispoi-| Soin the case at bar, Dr. You «M80 Ves almost exe e to the Aner | taste when [ got down ..om th audague. For aule by ah drags grates, wud tor ths pa ypurctiasslarge | up the landlord of th Istait—the veritad Dentar & © quantities ¢ pm the northern mar. inn where the ragged an once marsu kets. Messrs. George Shoemaker & Oo'a “E « host, and found him dealing deadiy poiso: e erside” mili hase capacity of 139 barrets. Thi the neighboring peasantry, who, with bro 10,1 : ves Dearing their trade-m 3 Witter & Rvorr, 95 P tion which was incompatible with the terms cf | tiff, knew that the and pi firm formerly made a straight extra dour.bat | breasts and red cheel . = the security, and for the reason that itinclud 1 | Miller were guests in his house that th have rec muy made some improve the grave. It wes nec: Mezrixo Shirts s drawers, © perishable property, which must necessarily | rot place Mr. Miller, the detondan b Dra tha view to the ni . what Is pst the gardener, to the house, Oharles Dickens, | lauder Bro3., near Wijlard’s Hot, t four is mostly used for do- | jt.. was uow the ocenpant, and although he was — hs favor befcre I could ¢ «mietion thronsh | ach; Medicated | NATIOSA: ThBa ER” 4 CSTE, Bir.3.G PAVILTE consume in the using, and being void as tosuch Lobligations to farnish them with mm property was void in the waole, as against ared- | advice and services. This wa3 enc gh to hav ry, wil uy. * — : < . ; . . FoivaY EVENING itore, The court overruled the objection, and | puthim onirquiry; because tt oaght to have ion. Mavsrs. H. Tenney | in London, still an entrance to tue place was | wow To Teonad SAY inG® BANE, corn 7 ENKY the defendant excepted. The testimony then | raised aquestion in his mind, whether Mr. * mill is one of the oldest in | represented as betng very difficalt to obtain. <nnk. peruano ot ‘acpoume oor Wd we A Of the popular and @.tet oiered by the plaintif showed that the prop- | Miller, the defendant, meant hiinself ty pay for ity is about 125 barrels, aud the | was told that I was sure te find the gardener at | Cent. ¥ Banking hoare 9 to BA erty taken by the constable was a part of that | the cervices,or whether he was acting asthe extras, although t the Falstaff. He was a man, and w imiee , . when eho will appear tn ber wor mentioned in the deod of trast, and that the r family. David off duty would be found t! Twas sure to tind ee NANCY +YRES, same hed been removed from Stafford county $ one of Lue oldest millorein the | Sime there sow, 8s gardening wes est. I | Ats-woor Upnunemtate Amp Deawans, | inthe Bremetivat chen to the District of Columbia by Reid with the His mil, known as the « asked tho innkeeper for the gartener, but he | $250 cach: the latest style S arts, at Hollander LIveR Twist ae ed ee and hscorhoot pede is situated some distance ep above tho | Was notthere. i then spoke of my errand, b Bros., next door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. SATURDAY AFTRRNOG Gkaso Fam of the removal nd was not required to re- i . oe It has a capacity of 159 barrela, and | the innkeeper shook his head in a doubtial ILY MaTINER Place it by other property, and 16,14,1: atter such t EAST LYNNE. (Last Tim and prime family flour. Richard | 8nd discouraging way. I then mentioned the — (Ee Hee emberton 2 a: Femoval it still continued in possession of said Lock Mill” is about &@ mile | Dame of Spong, and bis face immediately Fisz Gent's Farnisth'ng Goods, at Hollander —— a 7 Reid. avd wrs in Lis possession when seized. ind that they had property the: above the aqueduct, but is considere! as | lighted up. He said be would go with me tothe | Bros. Ke ‘The defendant thereupon prayed the court to. | svficient to pay these physisians’ bilis,and th instruct the jury “If the jury lind from the evi. | the defendant expected these bills to be paid dence that said Wiliough by permitted the mort. ont of their property. It makes no differen one of the Georgetown mills; capacity, aboat | gardener. We started up the road,by the gate— $2.25 vor one-quau BEL. SACK of Welch's 100 Larrels. From this cursory mention of the | !n front of which stood a carriage with » s'rip Best Family Flour, at W. J. hevsthace's cifferent mills come idea of the extent of the | ling in livery on the box, to whom the innksep- Nicht Juast Ap) WEST. «Lew + Gctober 19, ELLA W arity v . MIXED gagor, Held, to remove a portion of the prop- | that the children’s property was in Europe, be- | business may be formed The varie aneane | er addrewed the Jnouiry if Mr. Obaries Dickeos | Chis? Cote Grerery and Flour Bton sa 3 [PeRD’s oreka nou erty covered by sald deed of trust trom the sta.e | cause the reason why the promise of def: ages cf the locality as milling or manafactac- | W88 at home, apd receiving an answer in the Bw resiodir ad » ° oe of Virginia to this District without requiring | is not implicd from the request is that the fact= ing center, with the facilities for canal receipts ‘ative, but that he was expected down the EXTRA LARGE etze Underwear, at Hollande NG.ISH OUMIO OPERA SK SON. said Keid to replace it at the time by other | known to Dr. Young repelied the implication, | im cater shone sud the regular supply of | Dext day with a party of friends to play cricket, | Bros, 141 FRIDAY—*ENBFIT OF MRS. OATES — property of at least equal value,euch permis- | and if the promise is not implied from the r. from the canal, have made this | We cd along to the end of the front wail — — 1 THL GRAND DUCHESS sion and such removal as to the creditors of quest, then there is no promire of defendant 8 for Georgetown, theceby attractinga | 82d cownalane to the gardoner’s house. A Goauxs, Bustos, &0. said Reid Lere, takes the property ro removed | and ‘ne contract with defendant, and € Amount of Capital. call from the innkeeper brought the gardener For relief from Corns, Bunions, Ulud and In- PRETTY PERFUMER MaTIVer out of the operation of said, deed of trust, and | there can be uo recovery against ‘tefen- egal Hosriray AnD Disprysary.— | forth, also a litte boy in dresses, who wanted to | growing Natis, ete., visit Dr. White's establish- PRETTY BEL RM rINSE the plaintiff cannot recover.” Which insiruc- | dant. There was no expressed promiae, and | Under the general orporation act of Congre: see what was up, and the host of the Falstaif | ment, Ne. 535 15th street, opposite the U. 8. parite Pi {ion the court refused to give, but on the con- | the facts known to Dr. Young were sui for the District of Columbia a numberof prblic aining my errand, left, and the gardener | Treasury. trary instructed the jury as follows: ‘We think | rebut any implied promise. Tho law do spirited gentlemenin May last formed them- | took me under his wing to show me abont, Tr Sivcen Saw:ne MAGEI® zien ofst? SATURDAY it was in the power of those parties by mutnal | an implied promise against the cbildre selves into a corporation for the establishment i wish to make a slight digression here for | | 7™E Simos oa consent to place that property upon any sphe-e | can be envorced against their proper: and waimtenance of & needed institution, to bs | the benefit of t he Me Stn and deer Deni) (STAs. ot NE ate tl of usefulness, and that so doing would rot | plaintiff wl take the trouble a krown as the General Hopital ot the District | Come after me. According to representation, | ———— change the proprietary rights to the property | doingso. Nor does it make any dit i of Colom? m the correlative possession of the grantee and | Mr. M at Georgetown. Accordingly they | this gardencr was asotand a min who conld LECTURES T Was, or may have been, und r ‘ mother 7 organized and secured the building on the | fmuegie visitors into che grounds through ths | _ » grantor to the deed, so that you may take the | moral obigation, to see that th northwest corper of 30 and igh atrecte. andat | influence of the FalstatT landlord who frd his YM ©. a. ANNUAL oothb-Bt case upon this theory unprejudiced by the act | medical aid, and once opencd a free dispensary under the super- | appetite. J found him to be a little fellow, but . of removal.” ‘Co which ruling and cherge the | the bill. vision of Dr. Wilfred Mel.cod. Since the open- | intelligent and perfectly sober, and 1 judged Lecture Course. ingof the dispensary prescriptions have | 1fem what I conid bear, and from clocely ob- becn gratuitously filled. Me: desendast excepted. The plaintitf contended THE cOMIQUE, that the deed of thust was a valid instrument by ¥, OCTOBEW 19, EVERY BYENING AND a res were also | Serving bim, that a visitor had simply to hunt iterary and Setentifie Attractions. ATINSSS FOR Lab the laws of Virginia, and that the removal t> Parron’s Contra: taken 1) secure voluntary contripntions toen., | him up (uot'via the Feletaff),expresshisdedies | El cies onan aera. ab} MATINSSS FOR wi the D'strict as above set forth did not invali- Smith's Contracts, p. 57.) able the managers, consisting of twelve direc- | aud be shown over the place in an intelligent LITEReRY DIVISION ‘a8 date the piai 's lien. igation to provide for each other | tors, to open the hospital fur the reception of | &nd courteous manner. Subsequently I smeita Saat Spree Rrgagement of the yvonne. b maatifut The case was argued for the defendant } extends only to the natural relations of parent aticnts, and they have so far succeeded | tec for the host of the inn acrocs the way, but | BAYAR AY LOK, October 3 as ores foo ai! pported by Mr. H. T. Taggart, and for the pisintitt by Mr. | an* child, end not to ne nae! ady to care for any poor unfor- | notin time to beot any advantage to him. JAS. FICRNOR FIRLD2, Nov. 131023, | CHARLES Bm ae C. 8. Bundy, and submitted. and annts, etc. (Ci PD. Tequire their attention. Ths We passed into the gardev by agate trom the 7. 30 Dra: Mise iby James ——2——__. 78; Tabb and Harrison, 4 Term, Report, 113 ) building corner of High and 34 | lane, and found two buge mastiff’s chained near DR. 3. @. HOLLAND Nor, 501), eA a te Disirict Government Affairs. Blood relationship between collateral jaa good | e:re d, Pawsne » with a spacious sard attached, haa bsen | the entrance, whose baying was anything but EN TIFIC DIVISION ed Up azd partially furnished. It is at agreeable. We went by the front of the house, ed into two wards, one for malesand | €0¢ around to the opposite end, where was © The President of the Baltimore and Onio | CoP*deraticn fora deed, &e., bat Railroad Company has been requested to cause | FOTt® parole prom'ce to pay mone OF FIN® ABTS, vane a xia A ee rd hy Contracts, p. 1P ‘= Contracts, 43 for females, and the mai ni conservatory. Out of regard to our guide I dr, B.C, BOLLES. Dec. 1d ‘ 4 ry eck Of cm PAINT- the Betas es eee rar acted st the ore nae OF | 1 Chitty’s Co + PY eo Gbe ables arrange rooms tor por. | fopped to admire the Nowers and plants. O Feo Lectures on the Btcves:op. NGRAVINGE, PROTOCGAPHS aed Hillsdale, in this District. This has been ren. ———— fous who may be able to make some compensa- | tccm this atructere is the room where the mas- Pref. RENK ¥ MORTON, Jeo. 9 and 7, , nyt penny dered necessary by the grading of that road | 78" RAc® Barwsen rue Awatosran aNp | tion. The ditcctars are now te liciting contri. | ter of fiction died. ‘Two Lectures on “Color” and © Blioresen = ee Nassau Boat Crvns.—The New York Tir-s puiiona for inte oftheir charitable | ‘The gardener soon passed into it. Kia a Mike pir cie de erat lame 1 Bar- | Of ¥esterday contains the following acconnt of eooetatine coat 9 to bo Moped that thee | small room to contain the particalars of exh. 2 | Paugemnmts ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED. lecmee cece ready in the Controller's vies, | the Face on the Harlem river on Thursday last | wiit be linerally sustaincd aud encouragad. | tragedy. its walls are covered with panelie! 87 THE SALE OF SEASAN TICKETS £ sndbismen Sin heptane ®: | beiween the Analosians, of thia city, and Nas- rescnt board of directors and officers aro: | Paper, brown in color. A billiard table site in | contee cee TW F LECT: ‘Yestorda: a dele; tranh of hackmen waited | S#¥%,0f New Yor! @ steamer Virginia M 8, president; Dr. L. W. Ritchic the center. It is well not to a away to too | Patiaytyye upon the District "Ocmmmismoners to prote t | S¢¥mour cai . nea etn atau over ths é much grief. It is dang — am told. Itwas | MOBBING, © *; = noes ¥ nA > course, W was trom ‘orris’ doc! the . A. K} chm ec! , , a dining- room when he died. © was sitting at - al se 7 against a recent order removing tua hack stand 400 feet short of three | Tioasc, wrotsghmidt,, cece Se wien the table t one of thoes liearty Ghanem tt oe pyr ale oy ben ot ah street, pear Pennsylvania avenue. ‘They rej ich was for foar-oared | Kidweit, F. L. Moo! A. Reilly, - much enjoyed. The gardener—then new in the reulais and cards for fal! ps:ticnlars, oc aad rerenved thatthe change hee wieeght Gee ‘Thomas, and Dr. W. Bowie Tvler, dirs Place—was in the couservatory tying up so <QRCOND ANNUAL COORG OLD No.) On Exbibition end injustice to them, and that it isan arrangement | R22 St ebb —Tahe member Plants. “There wes a sudden cry and a mo S yd instigated between the proprietor of the hotel A All the Scientific Lecteres will be Dr. A. Peter, (roasurer » With Bevery r the Literary ¥ erder of the best quailty and workmsnuahip. #ine of Wirdew Unrniees to onder, Pletures with the grostext ow - Lined and Bi octt-$an wag at ebb. slostans had the New York SANITARY PRECAUTI caus starting to midstream. At | g “ : own family, residing on High stre ment, unpsual and exciting. ‘Nhe gardena: TEN ENTERTAINMENTS Tru st. a . ind a Mr. Keyes tor their material benefit, snd | Uden ad shadite pe re eee ot in goo | were made violenily sick tis moriing fiom | bis desk, tam tnto te roomand tay his mers AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, | fio, a3y Tes strech berweee hee Mt wreote, wight isa monopoly. Br. Blowheard their statement | Ofer, and steadily passed the Na-raus, who hat | ¥ oysters. ‘The oysters were eaten for | Prone on the floor. He hastily lifted b . deep yee, and will decile ins dey or tar statemcut | missed thelr first stroke, and were roiling badiy, and a few minntes after all who had | nd placed him on the loungeathand,andthera | Qpemng Lectare by tings, Engrav toes ‘como, Ro. wae and betore the latter could recover, had ob: | hem were taken with sovere yom. | he died. ‘The ceiling of the kitchen below still JOHN B. Goven, Also, larget stock’ Paper Ha: . Wintow A committee of workingmsn yesterday pro- | iN an advantage of halts length. At this ered extremely tor several h bears the stain of his purging, avd all the FRIDAY EVENING. Octster 23 grades, Picturvs, Frames, Provare Uorde and Dar seuted to Commissioner Liow a series of repia. | Polbt the Washingtonians rowed a short and | potinr spears ee ox re! Whitewash a superstitions and industrious | waniect: + Bertel won, J tny Binge, Nasiv, &o., In the Disirict tions whieh bad bees opt yas pees steady stroke 0 4 tothe minute, and continued yearly int on. houcekeeper can apply does not rub Rou Duty Seb ootena thee nie a. Paton Qetor | SS- Bes ene sce Meme ant Member. ete" <tenderi st le ; | t© increase their lead until within a forlong EKt essra. Hartley B: It is no longer a dining Bo glincony _ Be Plonee rane’ " a tendering thanks to Hon. Henry T. Blow, one | of ‘High Baiduo. whan they crossed the val of the boot Wane Se where this man fel!, | “Sale to c:minenes at Bilis’, 937 Ponnsylvanis LL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST-oFP of the Commise.orers yor the D strict of iar 6 al of the boat heeler & B n, bia, for his time! Ly tat Colur- | Neseau'a bow, with plenty of clear water e's Ferry, with 1,200 bnstels wh: +trock in death, the excited player treads, and | avenue, to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock. WEAKINC APPAREL Can be =) to (he var and for his srsct cnietetent ay init oualt. | between them, The Analostans Kept straigne nshela corn ior themeelyes, and 10%) | cores. ‘Thus sre the olemhities of death, an | Call eed get Uineclane ool tw | best advantage by addressing or entling on JUST, Congress, and for his prompt coudemaaton of | Ot, following tho tide, a8 if they were more heatfor HM. Talbot. Me ara. J. G. | the memory of the last etraggle of the great, || =e wet. Ba Ectes by wall’ sromplly aesest ee, cages? 2 ad * at home upon that covrse than their rivals, | © M. Waters re er W. | perpetuated. i Tre ro 7 . M : babar ge) Fresbeeh Conic ease ang the port | who lost considerably Ly tad steering, going | igi *pashers |. We packed back through the conservatory to EXCURSIONS, é&e. pt oo yee calli - citiner ct, | Slternately from ove side of the river to the 1 oq | the garden inthe rear of the houce, which is aw Tita? a 5 eae ce ened eames OF the District, | Siner, end seidom mcnulting sae Lente fee He Ty flourishing, as Dickens himself planted it. flere EGULAR LINE TO MOURT VERNON ete AdvVertinemert: inte: ti of creed, Nor ze 'y e do. at $1.35. sannthes tho banegn Oe Blow aettty. t© | the feir tide running in the channel. Passing buy-weigner, | ta little board in imitation of 8 tomb-tone, an- | NO AMBULANCE RIDING BY THIS LINE. @-=pORORUBTOWS HIBSENIAN HauaTD im office abadl oie pring att PcoU- | the center arch of High Bridge, the Analostane 10; tors bay, Marker | Donncing the death, and commemorsting the — Cee SOs BIBSENIAN newer. nd the Distect beredecmed ee ecare bisa, | ted by. two fall lengihe, and’ wore romsog ia with tategemans, pave regt « | rid orenackz& raven, whose history are: | gOept rank Holltembonds of the steamer aw- | Ca LEBT SOCIETY —A Brena! Mtine of lone nc; | much better form than’ their opponents, who : ~Thirty boat ;.. | cordzd in the preface to Barnaby Kud, Re 4 rE ING BEXT te a4 Sears : Silgerwrnn ont salen whisk 16 hess lenge and | fia to respond ty tie eee re ae ee ‘Thence to the ront of the honse, andin at the | PR ihe LAUIRS® MOUNT V —. ge ey £0 patently suffered; ard, firally, that a com- ince yesterday, bric u mittee of six white aud six oloced eitinecenc | stroke. Hali-way onthe conrsethe river makos | {¢ SEOCIA TIO to he Welt Baximore. Ry order of the Uowtaltiossd. : 420 tone of coal. entrance, where several grandchildren, andone | Agoctentee except eee Vernon, is the | Bran, W KE. Talbo te the District be appointed to present Ghee | Rrather abrapt bend ar ry wide. Here ipping News.—Messrs. J. G. & J. M, | Of thoze good-looking ‘nnrrery maids whom | only person ellowed to ined none by ‘steam- ; ngers bY : at the the Analostans gained an additional advantage | qos or oa rd | Dickeus loved to picture, were frolicing. Adour | beat st Moust Vernon Wrest? ( fended Socpsaetiba ne taeres Dita of the te- | by Recping clase th. the Wenn ee Waite: Lom EUTEGt Ma aie hE | seems cena inten Library of | baseugers will AVOLD the trouble, and voration Thurcday night, October oe ein bis honor om } white the Naesaus crossed to the opposite etic’ cine plaster. Arrived, schooner Georgoanna, | the author. I: stands to-day just ashe lettic, | of BIDIRG. b: other lines) by teking the reguiar steame: Mr. Blow informed the committee that what | Where they were again compelled to bring their | from Maltimore, with’ acces cargo of mer- | The shelves, the books, the furniture Before | “prt, ince) by taking the rog: E. GUiMANS. 117 Bridge st , Georectowu, D n th street wharf dafiy (Saniny eS fs ti z ndise. e 2 x : s had been done had been done by the entire | Pay Gemey, neon, 1m order to make the.r | chandise. the only window at the front is his desk, and peed Trip Nickels, Ty eee eee: | KALL DRY GOODS AND CA&PETSs. he woul way and that, under the cireamstances, Analostans now settled to a steady stroke of Pressing the leather of its upholstery, lean- | Mansion aud Grounds. LARGER SI0CK THAN EVE ersoual Compliment.” ecine the tendered | forty, and hoki their advantage 1) the con, ALEXANDRIA. ing upon the desk, and looking out at the trees, J Mce HOLLINGSWORTH, AND AT CHEAPER PKI personal compliment winning the race in 18 minutes 52 seconds, and 5 Spas and sbrubs, and wail beyond, Charles Dickens | ppawK HOULINGSHEAD Station. | BL ack SILKS. BLAGE CASH MPRES. BLACK . deteating the Nassaus by 20seconds. The crews | _STREBT RaiLRoap.—The meeting held at conjured up bis pictures and transferred them Outen Reamer Aster s0p8-2m BENCH MEBINOS, DARK SEKGES MiniTaRy VistToRs.—To-merrow, company were composed as fullows: Sarepta Hall lest night to endeavor to perfect | to paper. Here are the books he studied, - a DARK SATTREN 6s F (Cant. Clark,) of the first Virgin nd Prod: | 7 7Zevzian—Charles Brown, bow: If. Stowers, | tome pian by which the street cars could again | here aiso isa samploor ret gehen i Herris’ Seamless two-button KID GLOVES; Bar- will arrive here by the Alexandria Fred- | J. B. White, U. L. Prescott, stroke. Boat by | he run, was largely attended, and was very en- contributed so largely to his euceess. The inside Bridal Presents, ris’ Victoria two-buiton KIDB; two aod three-ply ericksburg railroad from Richmond at 5.2, and | Eniot. thusiastic, many of our most prominent and | of the door by which we entered is divided into — ISGRAIN CARPETS; Floor O10) Wil be received by company A, Washington o Bee he" i laavet= Yatton, bow; George ©, | Solid men being present. On motion, Mr. Sam'l y, SILVE L, ne bale Hamiiton OANTON FLAMNEL, Tighe fufantey. They wil beeacorted to nay Xastau—Lindsay Watson, bow; George C. | zp =! shelves to correspond with those about the JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WaRx, i e A ty 4 Powers, Jason H. Miller, Frenk W. Bacon Janney was chosen chairman, and G. Edwin | walls, and the shelves nerously stocked wi CY GuOds, ac, DESIGNED j20.; one balo orira five 44 browa COTTON at tere at the Metropolitan hotel, On Monday | stroke.’ Boat by dewett of Fuglandy” eo”? twisle secretary. After somo discussion, a | Jumrny volumes whose tities me pane ee ESPECIALLY FOR Dek weal ce” Uetien, Micron and Gone’ U morping coaches will be provided, in which the: ——_e—__— 4 catl was made for subscriptions, and various temporaries, and jokes upon his friends. Among BRIDAL PRESENTS octlé-2e No. 121 B will be shown around the city. At 3 o’cloc Tee LITTLE SisTkus oF Tue Poor—Laying | parties responded, the sum of 8575 being raised | these titles are “The books of Moses & Soi A LARGE AND VaRiep oeodicodln > ta 5 Bao = (here will be a parade of the two companies, | of the Corner Stone of Their New Chapel.—The | ina short pme, making the tor te cee vols.‘ “F.ve Minntes in China,” 3 vole ~ FREED. ET MENT SUBT | WY MF GIBBONS tate wit DE sy Goons (A company appearing for the first time in their | corner stone of the new chanel of the Home tor | scribed $1,451. On motion of Mr. Slaymaker,a | 1; ix von ¢ our Ancestors,”'! | All Foreign Goods * business with i'w OOLLEY ‘Bo * ‘ Soopd tn te Austrian, coats, trimmed with blue.) In | Aged Men and Women, will be lait at four | committee of elght—two for each wondeas Paxi ‘Was Shakespeare's IMPORTED prgecr. Strect and Murket Space, whete he will be plossen the evening the visitors will be entertained a! o'clock tc-morrow afternoon. Most Rov. Arch- | appointed to canvass for subscriptions, confer ty? “Had Sbakespeare’s Uncie a M. W. GALT, B «co. to ser riends. o@ths-8t banquet in A's armory. They leave at ssven bishop Bayley of Baltimore, assisted by the | with the railway company, and in case $3,600 Singing Face,” xili vols., etc. M.W. ’ *. — _— o'clock on Tuesday by boat. They will be ac- | Catholic clergy of the District, will perform the | were collected, to make i arrangements ‘for _ectie-tr JEWELERS. FASHIOUNABLY companied by the regimental band of eighteen | sured ceremony. ev. J.J, Keane will de. | the Fapuing of the ears. There is ‘how hardly | wiz,te front yard is the entrance to a tunnel Boia pt § M. BEAM, — 78. JIATS, Pie Comeany (eared ik number over fitty. | liver the sermon. and the Young Catholics’ | a doubt that the curs will soon be runny | "UsCh dips under the road and comes out agsiu | J), gl icertgcr to Newman & Tolson,) in the opposite grounds, adjoining the Falstatt, nee is Company (which is the first military or- | Friend Society will act as the guard of honor. | again, as nearly one-half of the required sum | wy, 5 i jenerai Commession Merchant. ; ganization that has visited our city since the | The chapel will be of red sandstone, 24 by to | jealrendy subscribed: and the meee ee cf te Mier work. In tenn oe Eee Fiour, ea ees tues Fifth Avente and Brosdwar Fall Style of SILI wat) je composed of representative men of Rich- | feet, and will be situated immediately in rear | doubtless be Gillekiy Faiced by the committee | gardener called my attention to the fact that | Agent fer ere Seely Wee ann a = arier bare tne** mond of high standing, and the suggestion ts | of the center building, with which it will com- | appointed for that purpose. the trees and shrubs were planted in pairs. it wife Extra, No. 916 Louisiana avenue, Washing- OOFT FELT Hats. mnade that there should be s general dieplay of | municate. The center pouaing, now being PROPERTY Sates.—Tho two-story bri was a hobby of the great master of fiction to | tom . eeplg 3m Largo capply just Ad agp lbp a tings by our citizens on Monday in the way of | rapidly pushed to completion, will be 7 by 2? | houso on Washington etrect adjoining the Meti- | have two of each king reo. SKY MoU welcome to oar gues' feex, four stories high, f every plant, : W. F. He will accommodate | odist Protestant church, and heretofore the | hush. “ite probably innenied wae secre FINE CHINA octld-im 188 Bridzestreet a cne hundred more aged poor. It will cost | paraonage of that chureh. has been sold toMes, | DUsD- He 1 , Te Faz zerene AxNoURCEMENTs.—Elsowhore | S2(00,and the appropriation recently mate | Nartha Chatuam for $175)), aud 1 deltg see Cc xs: ‘The gardener was devoted to the late Mr. a 4 i, ". CHBAPBR THAN sz. will be found the full announcement of the lec- | by Congress will aid matcrially in coveriug thy roved. The brick house belonging to J. T’. ickens, and has cherished up ev. 1 ’ ?, 4 r. 1 have just received a splendid a: tures of the Y. M. ©. A. course. it will he seen | €xpense. There are thirty-three old men and eckbam, In the new row on Columbus street, Report peesea reremer Shem. Heche wed CROCKERY, seat Brussels; Three ply, Tapestry aud T that all the preliminary indications which we | snd twenty-seven aged andinfirm woman inthe | just north of Christ church, has been eold ta me the notes. Diekens never prefaced the GLASSWARE, Gheice patterns of Gilciothe, Bugs, Dr mblished a few days since are fally austained, | Home. the trnetees of the Methodist Protestant charch | communications with hie ecrvant with an a4- CUTLERY. ‘es OE is be course will be twelve lectures—six literary Tue Wasuinotox Monuuasr. The folt for $1,709, and will im the future be the parson- Grezs. It was simply—*The sbrabs which Mir. . oo —— oat 4 Son Hire rates, fia Ss sclentific, Bayard Taylor opens the | sae entucintince cree ee ee tne, | Sg@ot that charch. Mackay spoke of, Brant, are now,” etc.; or, PLATED WARE, | “octizam 117 Bridge st., Geen with Bis, Temmeekat ict eeinks October 20, | Washington Lodger No.2 Oc Oe ne: | MURDEE ‘T'miat.—The corporation court, | Mecka¥ go into the city to-morrow, Brant, ani AND = brine with bis remarkably interesting lecture on | Va. eri amine ton Poly F., | Judge E. M. Lowe presiding, has been engaged | wil,” ete, Idont think the gardener notiosd . Rec Rez ovac. oAzcleut Egypt.” Theale of seagon tickets | Serhan Nf eee 7S On Ss) all to-day in the trial of ths case of the com- | treaneectnme: HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. We take pi i ¢ ——s fara inn rast morning, pects Pompeo a ye browne for He called the present master of Gait’s Hill With our 4 facilities we are prep S e seobee yep a Jetober £2. The opportunity for selecting sea! rHE COURTS. @ murder of Samuel Fiche! r, & canal ae ied LEM : season will be open but one week, and Gur one boatman, at the house of the tormerson the zn | SOVermor, and always spoke reverentially of the | turnteh the ove goods to our customers aslow as 103 BRIVGE STREBT, Tse. 7 bovelist as “the oid geutiema It <ounds wil therefore do well to be on | This morning, on motion, Of Mr. Go, Charles of September. Several witnesses have been ah they can be purebssed in northers cities, . Lately erected by us, which, being t strangely to hear so youtbfai and vivacious a od hs will emubh to i Se erate oa weruen os Ht. Op . | EZamined, and the testimony has been corrob- | ‘witer, whose memory will Blmays tees ERE aeoceted cick ct DAE GOnne one hand early, The tke of Bowie anes con tga eo orative of the testimony taken at the coroner's | with ue, denominated ‘the old pos ted ‘He WEBB & BEV: Don, Pepetied tock of DRY GOODS than Dzarm wa Station Hovse.—Last night, } aunca. inquest.—Gazeile, 16h. was coe! of bright colors gud the flowers are 1009 PENNULYLVANIA AVENUE, Gur motte wit ber-Qaick Salonen Smatt Profs. os 5 sumed. mostly of scarlet hue. Mr. Dickens wes rather . cel a a on tho tides valk of seh etree oo aoe =o ee Yesterday, Whitney oy Mactiey o ‘al.’ Order | 4 T#REIOLE SuicrDe—One of the most hor- | foud ta his tastes, sporting much jewelry, aud | _octl5-l0w Between 9h and ch streets UR BEW ROTADLISHMENT. White man, whose name was subsequently found | discharging’ restraining order ‘Barus vs alone (ee oath tape on ee Saar es Nan naan ar stars | [,ONDON UMBRELLAS, il ae = — Sshctatiat bimini tit | Water ati, Soees e Scner” Ow de | urn aueryiae Pea’ un dee | Unpeertof aut iaeetge Sate ae (OLS aa oewratans station. About'l? o'clock he was taken with a | char, restraining order. Gunton vs, Zan- e victim. all sizes and colors, of our own hemorrbage, and Officer Riley sent for Dr. Cal- pa ing Order that trastee pay defendant, | Bernard, iiy.ng on Eighteenth street, between Main anc Rowan, ina fit of despair, occasioned DIRECT IMPORTATION. jan, but before assistance could reach him he Segar vs. Segar. Order for oe oF y turated her clothes with ne ALT, =zoco expired. He was about 65 years of age, and fendant. Bishop vs. Smith, McLaugh- | by jealousy, satara 5 red MW GALT, BRS, & UP: lived with Mra" Miller, on the comnerot hong | 22 ‘va MaLenghlia aut Sobueldsr ve desea ahd then a — + Va in jewelry | _octi3 tr Sealers. ¥ streets. He has a wife aud son living in Soath Decree to confesso. Little vs. Little. De- coster! ‘with ‘he ILLIABD ear : readily. London judgment fe that Dickens was afa- | pAli, Kade of BILLIAED =e mous talker, and always kept the best end of Ls the oar in conversation.» aa OD srk ttreet, a itie Hie F, Fe®eso, CONFECTIONER AND CATER ES, | ‘-Se. $20 TRETE STREET, Band F mreets, Washington, D. 0,