Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. MONDAY..........October 19, 1874. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, 4c, Tonight. '. House —Mrs. James A. Comic Opera Company in ““Mignonette. ational Thcater.— Miss Ella Wesner “Mixed.” Theater 8. Koight; .—The Dutch come ‘Me Zite eerie Condensed Locals. Jertey ean arsociation to-ni From Robert Beal for October 31. bt. Jack Frost has nipped the beantifn! flowers in the grounds of the A — department. Mrs. Fssex, wife of .ieutenal en High street, Georgetown. A very fine bust of W. W. Corcoran, esq., the work of Rembart, the celebrated scaiptor, hss been placed in the Corcoran Art Gallery. ‘The pay rolls of superintendents and clerks th have been audited and election of 18:3. the Controller's office. ington and Godey’s Lady's Book for NX from J. C. Parker we have Go The Columbian Bank Note Creep eg filed in the office of the Recorder of Deed«, a certificate reciting that they had increased th-ir Btock $00, The large upper ball at the Smithson which has been assigued to articles pertain: to habits, manners, and customs of over ber. race: men,” will be opened to the publte about the Ist of November. ‘The following subs iptions were received to- day towards the completion of the Washington monument uth Park Lodge, No. 11, 1. 0.0). ¥., Fairplay, Col., £5; Jefferson Lodge, No. 9, I ©.0.F., » S10. St. Cecilia’s academy, in charge of the Sis‘ers of the Holy Croes, will he removed in about six weeks to their new edifice, corner of ta amd East Capitol streets. The new Will accommodate 200 pupiis. Among the Washingtonians who arrived in Baltimore on Saturday by the Baltimore and Bremen line steamer Braunsch Pauline acd Clara France. An oid driver of the Metropolitan hotel coaches, named Jobn Hallahan, died quite sud- denly at his residence on Ist street, between ene enor avenue and B street, about nine o'clock last Saturaay night. theught to have been the cause. The granite pedestal, trom the Richmond quarries, for the Kawlins statue, i# now en route vo this city, The time since, and will be ig properly set. y. in New York, the case of Albert , indreted in Washi for conspiracy to defame the character of Columbas Alexander, came vp on motion for his removal to Wasbing- ton fer trial. The court took the papers and re- ferved itsdecision. He wae allowed to go at large, under, however, the carefulwatchf ulncss of the marshal. ee ‘The 19th of October. MILITARY VISITOR: Yesterday morning Company “F,” First Vir- inia regiment, arrived at the Baltimore aod ‘otomac depot st 5.20 o'clock, and were re- ceived by “A” Company, Washington Light Infantry, Capt. Moore. A company was In uniform, and formed in line without arms in front of the depot, and on the arrival of the train Capt. Moore greeted the captain of com- pany F, and the command marched out of the depot where company A received them in their urual hospitable manner. They were escorted to A's armory, where Capt. Moore addressed tem as follows Capt. Clarke and members of company F Im bebalf of the Washington Light Infantry Corps, i cordially welcome you to tue capital of the republic. You, gentlemen, who do #5 Worthily represent the volunteer soldierly of the ed Old Dominion, you are heartily welcome. it is our esrnest desire to make you at home in evr deaotiful city, and in our massive public edifices bere to exhibit to you evidences of the ‘ob’s prosperity and greatness. Here we have the law-making, Iaw-enacting and ¢ Jaw-imposing powers, and here, as citizen: the rations! capitsl, we wish to show that know bo sections, ne part, Clarke said in repiy: ‘We are happy to Fecerve your greeting on this occasion—of this our first visit to Washington. We came here to see the capital of the nation, and to view the magniticent structures belonging te the govern- ment, which a free people have erected for the purpores of their government. We sincerely appreciate your welcome; we will endeavor by minghng with your company to make the ac- uaintance of the members, and to establish a Hiendehip which will be enduring for life.”* Some time was then spent in fraternizing and partaking of refreshments, after which they preceeded to the Metropolitan, where they have their quarters, and partook of breakfast. Oa the conciusion of the breakfast the members of compary F, in squads, under the escort of members of Company A, took tour around town, some going to church and others going to diferent places. Company F, ist regiment of Virginia yo! teers, of Richmond, numbers about 45 m rank and file, and is accompanied by th ‘Virginia regiment band, of thirteen pieces, un der the leaderebip of Captain Louis Volker ‘They sre # fine looking set of young men, and as gentlemen are a credit to their city. They are under the comman’ of Captain M. T Ciarke, with Lieutenants .J. A. Pizzini, Henry ‘T. Miller, and George D. Wise, and Sergeants bert Gilliam, Joan N. Boyd, Henry Joba D. Redford. n yler, Their umferm is very andsome, consisting of a gray cut-away coat with black trimmings and facings, with epau. lets to match, gray pants with broad, black *tripe, and an infantry hat with white plame. ‘The above is their full dress uniform, hough tue; Slso brought with them the usual fatigue suit. Aimong the guests of the company are Lieut. H.C. James, of Company C, and Lieut. T. H Blankenship, of Company H, K. L. 1. Blues, ist ment Virginia militia. ‘his morning, at nme o'clock, & committee of “A” company appeared at the Metropolitan hotel with three largeomnibusses, furnished by G. W. Knox, and several carriages, in which the visitors were seated and were taken tothe Oapi- tol, Smithsonian, Agricultural department, Executive Mansion, and Corcoran Art Gallery, at all of which places ‘were much inter- ested, a2 also at Soldiers’ Home, where they drove through the park and enjoyed the scenery They made a balt at the Schuctzen park and partook of a iunch, and drove back to the . Teaching “A's armoury about two o'clock, where another lunch awaited them ‘This afternoon the visitors, under the escort of Company A, with a portion of the Marine band, are making route: Pennsylv: Vermont avenue; thence to K, M: avenue, 5th etreet to F where the two orgs: ad On the conclusion of the parade, the visitors in the evening will visit the various places ot amusement in the city, the hospitalities having been extended by the following gentlemen: Mr. H Ford, of Ford's opera house; Mr. J. Saville, of the National theater; aud Mr. J. P. Rogers, of the Theater Comique. It is earnestly hoped that the citizens of Washington will Yend every effort in thetr power to make the visit of Company F agreeable, and have the visitors carry back to Richmond pleas- ant remembrances of their trip. As to the feel- ing of Company F, the following letter of the commanding officer to . Moore, referring to the , Will show for itself: “{ take this ocession to ay that we.who stand ready for the defence of our country, with no political aspi- Fations or ambition to satisfy, can well appre- Ciate the feelings of the soldier. It is simply as citizen soldiers that we propose to visit the eapitai of our country to mingle with our com rades, and thus endeavor to promote among each other that kind apd fraternal feeling which alone can unite —. The company leaves Washington for mond to-morrow morning. ° District Government Affairs. The c mtractors for the improvements of 9th husetts enne, ations will hold a dress and © streets northwest, andon New Jersey avenue and K streets northwest, have been no- tified to have their work repaired at once, the become defective by reason of un- same bevin, suitable material used. ‘TER NEW CONTRCLLER. ‘To-day Controller Baker turned over hisoffice and papers to his successor, Fitzhugh Coyle, Si Ree rem the dates of the samo from this morning. —~—_. ‘L8—The funeral of Mr. James S. Los afternoo: and Union Hl dates? | in Geo. and other attractions. men, see notice of meeting of repubdli- we bave Harper's Pazar Jonna T. Essex, Gied suddenly, Saturday night, at her residence @ have The Galazy Also, y's Lady's Book. to-day 00, making a total capital of 4829,00). sebool building ig were the following:—Frederick Weston, Nattie Weston, ‘eston, Henry Betty, Harry Sydney, Apoplexy is its place in the Rawlins square ar parade over the following | a avenue and 15x street to | mn, was attemded by » No. 11. Charge of ODtamivg Momey from , Geverpment Employes Under False Pretences. In the Police Court (Ju Snell) Satarday | Mfternoon lest, the case the United States sgainst J. W. Moody and Arthur W. Hart, charged with obtaining money 4 Y came up for ® hearing. The | stances of the arrest of these parties by De- | tectives MeDev Miller and Coomes, some | tour weeks ago, and their arraignment on the | charge of obtaining £100 from « Mr. Eberly, of | this city, by procuring the endorsement of a | federal Cfficial residing in St. Louis, named bn W. Long, by fraud, have heretofore been given in these columne. At that time the par- tiee were arraigned and pleaded not guilty, but the hearing had to be postponed from time to time on account of the absence of Mr. Long, | and on Saturday the case came up from a former continuation. District Attorney Fisher sppeared on the part of the gov2rnment, and Mesers Hine and Tustin for defondants. Mr. Fisher stated that he had expected on this oceasion to bave bad Mr. Long here. He bad been summoned, and, in addition, anorder bad been sent him from ‘the Secretary of the | Treasery, and a respense had been received from him stating that sickness would prevent his leaving home. Under the circumstances he asked s further postponement of the case until next Thurrday. In the meantime he asked that defendants be arraigned on twonew war- rants, charging them with obtaining #19 from Walter Van Dyke, district attorney at S: Francisco. Calitornia, and $10 trom W. W. Murray, United States attorney at Memphis, Tennessee. The defendants were about to be arraigned when Mr. Hine asked that the former charge be dismissed, the accused now having been in cus- tody about a month and nothing having been found against them. After some discussion between the counsel the court refused to grant the request, remarke ing that the government mut have a reason. | able time to procure witnewes, and if defont- ants were not satisfied their remedy was in a writ of habeas corpus. The detendants were then arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Counsel for the prosecntion here mado a brief recital of what the government expected to prove, previous to which the witnesses, on motion of Mr. Hine, were requested to retire into another room. Judge Fisher related how it had been discovered by the head of the signal burean and by the chief clerk of the Attorney General’s office, Mr. A. J. Falls, that these offi- ces bad been made the medium by which frande had been perpetrated upon unsuspecting subordinates ip various parts of the country. Circular letters seo age to have been sent from the chief clerk of the Attor- ney General’s office been discovered, in which it was set ferth that Congress having failed to make the necessary appropria- tion to pay the expense of publishing a new compilation and digest of the decisions of the Attorney General, together with rules and in- structions for the guidance of district attorneys; that the Attorpey General himself, at hisown expense, had caused the publication of a safii- cient number to supply the attorneys, and had as-eesed the expense, pro rata, upon the several districts, and requested in each case a remit- tance of $10, on receipt of which the work would be forwarded, &c. These circulars were signed “John T. Hollingate, chief clerk.” Or course they were frauds. There is no persou named Hofllingate connected with the office, aud uo such books had ever been published a+ desertbed. Numerous responses had been made, addressed, as the circular requestel,*to box No. ©, Washington post office, containing money and post-eflice orders. Some of the persons ro- ceiving them, being sharper than others, wrote Girect to the chief clerk, Mr. Falla, asking as to the genuineness of the circular, whereby the fraud bad been detected and means taken to arrest the originators and beneficiaries of it. He then rehearsed the means employed by the ( ernment in ferreting out the guilty parties, laid before the court copies of the circular # had been returned by the district attorne with the remittances asked for. These were addressed to ‘John T. Hollingate, box No. frons which box they were given to the dete tives. Mr. A. J. Fails, chief clerk of the Department of Justice, was the first witness, and fully cor. roborated what is above stated, and that he employed Detectives Mclevitt. Coomes, and ver toaid in arresting the guity ones, re- sulting in the arrest of Moody and Hart. Thomas Murphy, & young sporting mn, testi- fied that be had met Mood’ and Hatt at 4 gam- biing house on iith street frequently, that Moody bad asked him to go to the post offic. bex No. 90, and get some le ich car tained money belonging to defendante, but that he refused to have anything to do with it, a8 he suspected there was something wrong aboat it. The reason he though that hat seen McDevitt, and so mee Miller watchiag about the post effice, and he knew that tt were not there for nothing. Moouy quested him to get the colored man w! at the gambling house to go fur the letters, ba be declined to do so. Moody had also ask: bim if he knew McDevitt and Mi and what kind of chaps they wer. aroused bis suspicions that they were n This witness here underwen t right & scathing cross examination by Mr. Hine, during which the weak points of witness was reverely tested, and the lights and shades of his somewhat check- ered life shown up. air. W. H. Earle, an engraver employed tn the Treasury department, was introduced as an expert 1% writing, and @ bill given to M Eberly »y Hart, together with the manascriy eirculare before mentioned, banded to bim which he proceeded to exam'ne criticaliy, after which he gave it as bis opinion that they were both written by ove and the «sme hand. The hearing occupied some two hours. Judge Fisher claimed that sutficient proof bad bien adduced to Warrant a further investi gation by the Criminal Court, when further evidence would be presented, and asked tuat de- ferdant be held for action of the grand jury. After considerable discussion between the counsel the court decided to held them both as requested, and fixed the bonds at $1,000 each i. each case, making $3,000 for each of them. They were both re-committed, being anable $0 g.ve the bail requir ——~——— Cuarzt oF THE LITTLE SisteRs.—The cor- ner stone of the new chapel of the Hume for Aged Men and Women, under the charge of the Little Sisters of the Poor, on i, between 21 aud Sd streets northeast, was lala by Arch- bishop Bayley, of Baltimore, assisted by the Catholic elergy of this District, yesterday after- noon. with the imposing cerémonies of the Catholic church. A very large crowd was in tendance, composed principally of persons of the Cathclic denomination, who seemed deeply impressed with the ceremonies. ‘The chapel will be 24 by 60 feet, and is sitn- ated immediately in the rear of the center butiding, with which it will be connected. The cevter building will be 67 by 92 feet, four stories high, and will accommodate 100 more aged poor. It will cost $26,000, and the appropria- Kon made by Congress at its Inst sexsi $25,000, will aid materially in meeting the e: ponte. Mr. E. F, Baldwin is the architect, a ©. Wileon the contractor, and they expect to eomplete the entire superstructure by the Ist day of June next. preeent are The number of inmates at men, 27 women,and 6 sisters, besides plicants who cannot be admitted until er the completion of the new addition. ‘The Young Catholics’ Friend Society yester- day afternoon acted as the guard of honor, and bad general charge of the exercises. At four lock the Archbishop, accompanied by Fathers Walter, Boyle, Keane, Kansleider, Barrott, Alig and San Martino, appeared, and alter the usual ceremony the stone—made ot brown stone, and insenbed “+, -» J.—Jesas, Mary, Joseph, 1474" was placed in position and | Diesed by the Archbishop. tnside the stone were placed several papers, setting forth the date of the laying of the cornerstone, by whom Inid, the name of the President of the United States. and copies of the datly papers of the city. The clergy then formed tn proceasion and walked over the entire foundation of the building, the Archbishop eprinkling it with holy water ss be passed. This over, the pro- cession returned to the front of the proposed structure, where Father J.J. Keane, assistant pastor of St. Patrick’s church, preached an {i teresting discourse, and the assemblage wa: dismissed with the benedictio: pecans “assess THE SyNoD OF RALTIMORE — ‘The next session of the Synod of Baltimore will be hela inthe First Presbyterian Charch, in Baltimore, and will commence at 7.30 p.m. to- ‘The Synod of Baltrmore is comprised itbin the beu of Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia, in part, and the District of Columbia. ‘There are in the 4 presbyteries, 123 min- Heen' 23° candidates, 122 ston of oa beld tn Rev. 5. S. Mitchell, el ator; jobn P. Clark, of Baltimore, stated clerk and treasurer; Rev. J. Garland Hamner and Elder Wm. H. Purnell, temporary clerks. ——— ee srorday night, about oo'iock, two seve boys Sartor al " » two Tamed Michact Farrell (waits) "and Phacit Jones (colored) in par! 52 from the counter of the Chronicle office and os- caping with it before the theft was discovered. It was soon discovered who and after & two-bours’ search thro jwampoodie by Otis: Stimeneck, the two thieves were arrest- ed Thirty dollars et the clothing, shoes, &c., which with the money, were and tity of a quan of had purchased The Pabiic Schools. peace A DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE BXPENSR OF §3; N. K. Birch, lond nd quiet of Georg Dover, disorderi; as Hoterous. s i” ‘TE: & THS PAST FISCAL wer, erly con inc im owa, Sa llgent y “ ‘Jolie Brown, forfeited co'lateral fer disor Controller Baker has submitted a s'stement y condnct; Abraham Faliy, same ; James Back- of the receipts and expenditares of t e gov. ner, Peter Washington, and Scott Gordon, dis- ernment of the District of Colamblaon orderly in the county, $5; David Parker and of the public rchools of the cites ot W- - Neity Bowman, loud and belaterous, #5 @ach ; ton and Georgetown, and the count of Waeh- voes = - pe ed collateral for profa: ington reepectively for the Boat yoar ending | ity; John G. Pinger. cursing ana indecent June Mth, 1674, through the Commissioners to language in the K street market.@5; Michael J. Ormond Wileon, Superintendent Pablic Pe “y. $3; Ross Williams,sams, Schools, tn reply to bis Fequest for th Sodkward. forfeited ooltateral for With this stafement ts an explanat condu Shad Webster, forfe'ted which precedes it, in which Mr. Baker states | coil Pink Hull and Nat. Turner, pro- that “although I show the amounts appro- | fanity, $3 each; Henry Hall, same, #3; Robert priated by a ee under act approved April | Hancy, a vagrant was sent to the chain gang Lith, 1874, for the payment of thosslariesot tha | for ninety days; Elica Bcooks, disturuing toe teachers, aggregating $07 740.50 as a receipt, it | quiet of n, $3; Kate Middletowa, appears credited on the books to the United | cursing $3. : States government, who may require {ts reim Charlee FGreen, colored, assanit antpattery bursement, and Prat euuy bring the school | on Asa Thomas, sixty days in jail. Also assault ‘unds in debt to at exten! an battery on Wm. RB. Sears ave ia foi he loan from the Lintuicum Tnatitute fund | jail making in ail hve months aitogetwer. Kate tng wan mado and alco Giabarscd by the comm: | Sata aan Fane. aide So: Reansoan mittee created Sider the sctef the Logistative | Send cost. Mary Cunningham, larceny of a sembly, approved June 23d, 1573, authorizing | pound of butter worth fifty cents, @5. Jossph it, aud never went into the District treasury, | Frazin, arsauit and batters on lobect B. Meet nor have the colored schovis been aliowed any | tin, $5; Daniel and Auna Ennis, aeanit ani portions thereon to which they will at least bo | battery on Lewis Green, $lii each. Alexander entitled when the loan shail have been rep Ross, assault and battery on Patsey Walker, 83 in additions to the payments on account of © and costs. Charles Clark, larceny of @ vest Public schools covered in the accompanying | worth §l, iroma slopshop, s{0 and casts4 Albert statements. Tam imformed that the following | Dover, colored, charged’ with foloniously a= paymente have been made on accountof the iting and robbing Nelson Warren of $5. feb cols by the commiscioners of the sinking | seut to the grand jury. fund, viz: To Adolf Class for services as archi- A LAMY SMASHER. tect, $6,725.10; Carter A. S Frank Dant, charged with breaking seven colored schools, § ) | street lamps. Dant said he was mad bocause 8500 boss won'd not pay him off on Satarday zht. The ge remarked that be coald not v the lsmps had anything to do with it, and fined him, £10. TILL TAPPERS, disturbing th 3 5 choo} tax, for contingent expenses, $59 336 94; of school tax, for salaries of teachers, from U marshal, one half fines of g e Criminal Court, #57065; from Congressional | Felix Jones, Miciacl Farrer and Theotocs Spprapriation for pay of teachers, act Aprii 4, | Martin, charged with stesding a quantiiy of + 880.661 total, $251.98411. Expendi- | fractions! eurrency trom the Chronicle Pab tures— For «alariesof offi: penses, $02,905.93; for salaries of teachers, 291,640.99; tor proportion due the colored chools on contingent expenses, $21 238 73; teacher’ salaries, $45,867.17; » S191 Balance receipts over expend tures, $40, City of Georgetown.Receipts on ol tax for support of schools, ount of school tax for ere 8 aut contingent ex- 2 in amount; Jones acd y,and Martin’ not gatity. the book-keeper, testified to mstances. Officor Dinsmore testitied to arresting Martin and finding a portion of the money end some new clothing which he bad purchased, Ofiicer Shimoneck testitied to get- ting the other two boys, and the judge sent them all to the Re School. 71.87. ecoant of i ee fs a Pig A pets year, | 0,855.59; from the U. S. mars! —one-fourth of fires collected by the Criminal Court, D. C., ALEXANDRIA. 581; from Congressional appropriation for pay of teachers, act April Lith, 1574, 86,428.58; Teceived as loan from the Linthicum fund, se- cured by deed of trast on school property, for erection of school building, $40,000; total’ re- ceipts, $65,200.05. sexpenditures—For salaries of teachers and contingent expenses, $10,660.02; for erection of sehool building ont of’ taxes, £21,118.73; for colored schools’ proportion on ac: count of expenditures tor support ef schools, $4,579.67; on school building. $5,257.81; for loan from Linthicum institute fund, disbursed by the buildiug commitiee created ‘by the act of tne legislative assembly approved Jane 23, 1873, by whom also the loan was made, $40,000; totai expenses, $51,416 25; expenditures over reoeipts, Parrnripers.—Partridges are now in season, and can be shot with impanity on unposted rosds. Seversl sportsmen who have been out have returned with their game bags filled with them. The birds are well grown aud are in ex- cellent condition, and not having been hunted, are by no meane wild. A flock that flew lato town the other day afforded the boysevho were chasing them about the street fine sport. CoaL.—Owing to the decrease m the demand for coal, in conrequence of the depression in the manufacturing business in the north, thestocks at the several agencies in this city are accama- Jating rap'diy, as much as fifteen thousand tons being piled up in some of the yards, and with few orders and low freights these stocks are not likely to speedily experience any great diminu- tion.— Gazette, th pote SL ey FINANCIAL AND COMMEKCIAL. Wall Street To-any. K, Uctober 19.—The Post's financial ar- ‘The week opened in Wall street with eta. and with specniative shares lo dey. In cho gold market all estes have onty feature baying beea that cash ads bigher rates from borrowers than County of Washington—Receipts on account of school tax tor support of schools and for r demption of the sehoot debt bonds, = from the U. S. Marshal, one-fourth collected by the Criminal’ Court, $255.32; from bonds sold or used to pay debts on account of sehoo! buildings, 215,043. appropriation for pay total receipts, £47,514 53. talaries of officers, teachers, & tingent expenses, $22 debia incurred nditures—For , and for con- 709.61; for payment of account of school buildings Inst week, these having been 2, 3 and 4 per ceat. erected, $18, total expenditures, & Yer sonam, Leétefl percent perday Treasury 13288. Balance receipts over expenditures, out | disboreements cn account of the N. vember {+ terest of which provision is to be made for interest | tl) be leas ihan In previous years, Foreign ox- ard sinking fand on the county school bonds, | change, le aulet but for eaten ne ie ed by act of Legi © Assombly ap- me den p Sarees e . r demand — 43@4gs;. being respectively | 439@4 bonds in «ympsthy with firmer bere avd a firmer market for them io Lond. quotations. Re-Demication Wavan Oaarrt.— Waugh Chapel on Capitol Hill, corner of A and 3@ streets northeast, which has for soms months been undergoing & general remorleliing and enlargement was opened yesterday, ani the lecture-room re-dedicated. The work was done under the supervision of Mr. J. Gill architect, and the plans are an uu: on of Gothic and Byzantine architecture, with @ stately coruer tower elghty feet high The buiiding is 80 feet by 45 feet. The lectu Toom is 11 feet sqaare, elegau' frescoed and furnished with dows. ‘bree fine class-rooms, infant-clasa instruction, give ex nen ual United States fraction above Saturday at thi “8 ve ¢ 3 fraction higher for Mi: for Virgtnias, to which deal To the loan market 3 por for balances let ov cemant, e Marked their rates up to 4 per of log-s. For mercantile paper mand tor prime abor: date notes snd for three te foor months date What ‘skuown as good vamed Mercantile paper sells at 5% hares opened. :(0)¢ lor Wabash, first board, w acd steal M single cert. Speculative Saturday's closing, excopt i New York ©, balo The whole tiaiss for sll th rch meetings. - el ay is pronounced superb by all who were preser * 1 recovery? The morning service was conducted by Rev. | Bricopened \ helea Soranins advanced H. Brown, the founder of the Mission from | 1: pervert daring th again do- @ church sprang. His discourse was | cliue| aod is ate « below the tender and spiritual, showing how Extreine #3 seks being rist elevates and purities the soi Ger cf «i eo the pastor, Rev. KR. Norris, in inimitable way, placed the finances [befo: ngregation. ‘The work had cost $7,000 up | present time, and 84.000 more were necos- | sary to complete it! TPwenty persons subscribed $100 each, or batt of the whole amount; eight gave = his + 4555 @45%; Oat’ i Bock Istaud, 32 ud New York Qvutrai, ———— es, Phe Margets MORE, Octobe: Te nia sixes, post ted. S25; ds, ox-co ; North Garviiak 6's, old 19 —Cotton quiet 34. Flour dai at 6 of bis adm cription of 33) 0 wastaken up. In ing Key. Mr. Brown preached§a very t discourse, aft h the remaining of the amount n was secured. Tee Save Bra @-— To-morrow | Mbeat dul Mo. 3 red, at a is the day set in al Court, Jadze | (or dalt—wnite southern OGiTT rep eee: Humphre’ tal of Whiteley, et al., i; mined wentere, Es aor wanton a charged with conspiracy in regard to tha safe joothern. 6163. weaiern mixed, burglary in the District A Rye dui and aschaneed. ril last. Mr. c revision awl nominal. Wi ‘ rai, apd Mr. B. Assistant A ttors pyaar lg have charge of the prosecution and expect to | S84" "Whitky weaker @\(G Bugar qaiet—i. be ready to proceed with the trial. Michael | “Rew Youn, O ‘Btecke dull. Money, Heyes, wh one of the oted, arrived from | 2 Goid,9?:. 'Excha: long, 438; short, 4335 w York this morning, and Gnstav Zirruth, | Go: ernments active alsoindicted, who was arrested afew woeksago, | NEW Your, October 19 —Flonr quiet and un- 16 ta Sit eve, Sud it ie oxpected that they will | HMCETE, NGsmienece been, Comadraniing. be used as witnesses. It is notdefinitely known eau wD Erie, 2@6%; pre- ) p. m.—Eri», 2534. Lonvon, October 19, 4:30 D_ m.—Ths amount of Dullien withdrawn from the Bank of Engiand on balance to-day tn £211 000 Brie, 2 NDON, Oct ber 1¢—5:30 p m.—Erie, 7'@s. dispatches 4 rentes at 63 francs S cen- N, OF >. AB. 2 W00%4; 10 40's, 104, oN» October 19 yet whether any other of the indicted than Mesers. Richard Harrington and A. B. Willlams will be present. Dr. Davidge appears for them, and it is understood that he will move a severance, and that his clients be given a speedy trial. ee en LA a ee pecnve ie ‘oomes took into custody a young man name< Charles F. Walding, charged with obteining | wan Derancneie Ome ent ianal money from several firms in Pennsylvania. bi 'Waskinas0N, D’ O., Oct. 19, 1374, 10-90 false pretences, and last night started for Phif- | Pronazitirius-—Tne’ horihwesotn hegtesston Sherpani Grarety ERIN Elan oe erat | Se ee ante mer and clowss charges in that city against him are preferred | sonthes nda hy'Bidale Reeves and Thomas K. Brown, from | weather tn the nortbwoel aud upper larerorion ant cach of whom he obtained $100. There ta also a | Yor the lower lakes and. thence to the aaner wale charge from H. C. Valentine, of Williamsport, | Faith lower lance an for #10, ard a fourth by Thomas A. Boll, of Shroudeburg, for $190. Two SMasu ves Yxstexpay.—Yesterday afternoon M. D. Frank was thrown out of a | phaeton atthe corner of 11th street and Penn- syivania avenue, and slightly lojared. Last evening, as Mrs. Laure, accompanied by a young man pamed Angnst Hubert, were re- turping from Prospect cemetery, on Linco!n venue, in a wagon, the borse became unruly &nd smashed the wagon, aud both were badly cut about the head. ote af Atlantic states, easterly winds, generally northern North Carolin: eneral'y, except in, the weatera £ jand = = =n agen — Lge ny rly to northerly winds Golder ‘clear al and heavy frosts alive ——— A £100,000 Robbery. A STRANGE STORY PROM A POSTAGE STAMP MERCHANT. ; One of the most wholesale robberies that has been reported in this city for some years hap- ned last week in the large tenement hoass Rot Forsyth street. ‘The report of the robbery caused the greatest excitement in police circles. and the officers who knew of it have worked night and day since to find some clue to the thieves, but without a: The victim in this case is an old man named Lather Bryant, who claims to have lost npwards of $100,008 in money und valuables. It appearsthat Bryant was ar- rested on the 7th instant at the corner of Wi! liam and Fulton streets, where he had a stand apparently for the sale of old coins. Hie prin- cipal bustness, however, was in buying postage and revenue stamps from boys, who made a practice of stealing them from their omployars Several complaints were made to Capt. Uailray, ofthe 2d precinct, who instructed hia detec tives to watch the old man. They did so for same time, and saw that each day no less than forty boys’ visited him and sold him stamps. Mr. Lady K. darn hg bor = an street, entered a complaint against of stam: a THE COURTS. Covat ix Generar Term. To-dey,on motion of Mr. T. Miller, Mr. James Clillton, of the Fauyuler (Va.) bar, was admitted to this bar. AN IMPORTANT MOTION. The case of John F. Haff, convicted of lar- ceny in the Criminal Court, was taken up, Mr. Cock having moved that the case be placed upon the cslendar for the General Term. Judge Fisher, for the government, resiated the motio Mr. Cook stated the facts to be as follows: Hat was indicted in two cases of larceny. Pleas in abatement were filed by defence; a demarrer was filed to first plea and replication to second ples; joinder in demurrer and joinder in repli- cation followed. The court sustained the de- murrer, which was as to the legality of the grand Jury, and a verdict was given for the governibent as to the second plea. On the 1ith imstavt defendant was tried, convicted, and sentenced to the penitentiary, the court refusin; to entertai ——— eran yal. Bed fol- lowin the court, Ja umphreys, or- dered’ ti the ceedings be set aside and a new trial awarded. Mr .Coo! the questions: Is there an ex! th t of the judge wi; |gme nd te there an ‘appoaly clatming that the right Sreppel Scoagtl ss of a] Di er. of bh rights, au the court could not deprive m of it. ‘The court, after the argument of Judge Fieher, reserved its decision. TH been . O. for surprised to Jearn that Mesers. David; the Fds of $100,000 In defendant (rppeliant) It will be remembered | he lettit last The that that the com) t_petitioned for asep- eration from board, v of informality onthe part of because the rental valusof the} ($14,176) ssbaced up afallacious view, iwallowaace . made for the pro] ying decree allows cheer during her life, may be longer than bis and the court ro power to continue the te. s ‘movrt CousT.—Judge Carter. init Use TRE Erastic Tavss and Abdominal Supporter if you desire comfort and safety. 255 Pennsylyavia avenue, 196 ——e—_—_—. Hor WaaTner in Novewnen—Those who Ddelieve that with the ides of November the hot weather is over, wili be very much mistaken this year, as the hottest day of the au‘umn will be on the 30th of November, when the Graad Gift Concert of the Public Library of Ken- tucky will come of. Every one who bas a ticket, apd who Is there who will not have ore, or a portion of ene? Every one who has a ticket will fee! ve" warm until the last turn of the wheel tells shat bas that $2,500,000 which ‘s to be distributed to the ticket holders; and those of them who the Dig prizes, such as $250,000, £109,000, £50,000 (00, &c., will they feel warm? | Maybe not! — ae See Rev. Wu. H. Cuaruas, pastor of M. E eburch, Georgetown, D. C., writes: Hav had an opportunity to test the excellent quall- ties of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap, I hesitate not to ray, it isthe best remedy I have ever used in my family.” ARE YOU ONE of the thousands who are anx- ious to be rel:eved from the paroxysmsof congh- ing which are tearing their lungs to pieces and to whom the stereotyped prescriptions of the profession have proved utterly usvless? If 90, and yon desire to lire, resort, without another dass delay, te Hale's Honey of Boresound and r, the only preparation under the san which an be depended upon to effect 2 quick xh eure of all affections of the lan, throat tending to @ fatal iseue. Puke's Toothache Drops re in one minute, ELEGANT, sweet, light and wholesome Bread Rolls, eulte, Corn Bread, Muffins, Buck nd other Griddle Onkes, and Pastry a Cakes of every variety prepared with Dvoley’s Yeast Powde be = Merrno Shirts and Drawers, @1, $1.25, @1 Medicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol- ler Bros., near Witlard’s Hotel. 10,14, 1: posal in waked Tum NATIONAL SAvinos BANK, Corner of New York avenue and 15:h street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each calender month. Banking hours, 9% 4, Saturdays,? to 4and 6 to& 213, 14116 ALL-wooL Unpersuirts axp Drawuna, $250 each; the latest style Scarfs, at Hollander se rai Goor above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 14,1: a ees Fring Gent's Furnishing Goods, at Hollander Bros, 10,14,1; $2.25 POR OWE-QUARTER BBL. RACK of Welch’ Best Family Flour, at W. J. RevstRaks’s Cheap Cash G; nd Flour Store, corner of 6th st. and New York avenue n. w. 10,7,1: —— EXTRA LARGE £1zz Underwear, at Hollande Bros. 10,14,1: Corns, Buxtons, £0. For relief from Corns, , Banions, Club and In- » visit Dr. White's establish- ment, No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. Treasury. ee Try THB Ecastio Tavss, 25 ———_ 2, avenue, ae ‘TER SINGER SEwine MACHIND sales of1812 were #219.600. 4,12-0,wtt FALL AND WINTER. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or Fall and Winter Clothing, MEN6’, YOUTHS’ AND Boys’, EVER OFFERED BEFORE BEAD THE FOLLOWING: A eplendid line of Diagonal, Basket, and Worsted Dovble-breasted Eugitsh & Oats: with Vests to m: 20, 25 and $: OAS, including a bendsome Molt. very genteel Uvercoat fir Overcon: for 1,8 fine W 8, and an e g ee t eaver Over: ‘at $12 and $15; fine Koglish reys, In Dine, Brows, Drab ated c xery handsom fine Astracen ord many ether of Busivers Bui Suitefrom $16 to lets , from $5 t aid’ fine Dregs Doeskrn ‘ante at prices ranging from Uiful ine of Children’s Suite Inge a careful fuspection of my goods before chesivg elsewhere, assuring never before have hud suc! par- the public that 1 a varicty of Gar- ments to plesse all tastes and desires, acccmmedate ali purses, or to give such entire satisfaction. A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVABIA AVENUB, octls-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th Street. THE GREAT METROPOLITAN’ DOLLAR STORE. NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED Solié Walnut Tables and Stands, @1. SSSA BEES haa oor Best Comb Boxes, £c., 60 cents to $L. secon ‘Bew Obromos, in Walnut F " wu Hew Otromos, in Walnut Frames, Bic. and $1 Frenci Si. {ag Clocks, warranted, $1. n Pin Dit Hat Racks, 37540. Fine five Bottle Osators, $1. bit lid Wainut Frames, 600, Fine Polished Heavy ol Frames, Oaived and Polished Walnut 1 and 82. ‘alout & 168, 250. jo tro Raton LSS y ee Gloves, 78c Ladies idered Corsets, $1. Gent's Fine White Shirts, the greatest bargains ever offered. $1. ish Half Hose, three pair @ 1s Very fine, Gent's Best ‘xeellent Umbrellas, @ ‘ine Ten Twelve Lib do., st 81.50 te 82. Ladies Fine Merino Vests, $1. Ladies Fine Un¢ergarments, good cotton and wel Wee, from Bl to $3. Larke assortment Pocket, Knivee, 898, to $1. ead Hanging Baskets, f0c, 100 dozen of the celebrated MANHATTAS TOILET SCAP, which will be positively give r ‘at the following prices: Excelsior, six pieces, 252, 'g6 Tablets, four pieces, -S0. Fine Totlet, tw jeces, 250 ‘his is really 8 good soap, and the ably low. 5 NEW GOOUS ARB CUNSTANTLY A&- CBIVED. A DAY PASSES BUT SOMETHING “oF - NSW COMES iN. ¢ GOODS AS WELL AS THE PRICE: tHe BOTH WILL PLEASE 100, CALL 8008, 4T SILVEREERG’S GBEAT METEBOPOLITAH DOLLAB STORR, sepat-tr 319 7TH fr.. NEAR PErnstivants AV CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. styles of Passomonterie RY GOODS. CAkia Ts. rece etary yess, | D = GUTMAN's, ~ ectif-tw ’ 2LY Bridges Gaorgetewes DO. |p ——— “ senoss BB™ THOMAS DOS LING. Asctiomen at. vente, fore = a 1.2) yards ox * T4 Bridge sireet. G-> STRIPED MOBATR, at eta; torweer price 2 ‘0 ¢ 1 dale HOBEE OUV AGS, a boll tne! season's Mf bow T | Priens. Tee < N, D. ©., aT PUB. | B forge tet "1 iN CARPETS Fridays | mer! & . . s . a On WEDNESDAY, October 2) Rewer cersificars ah Soe dove Boedttone the premiers, I wii! ] be Nat Seca an. an = CEO J, JOH TSOs & OO. iwren Montgomery an: reen ots. he Lot HN toot front by a depth of 120 fest, improved 0 223 Berbre pane ¥ oeory nd ©) comfortable T= in and “ | D JUST RECEI VED aT Low Monatr reiles 89 feet deep, tmpriead Oe Of the best locations t an t taxes paid. Motropuiitan 100. half cash; balance in 6,12 and ereet at 8 per cent.,seoare! Dy bs oi 4 of trust. All conveyancing at cot ot par- | {athe , ‘ chasers. A deposit of $10 on each lot reanired - when bid of, THOMAS DOWLING, . ’ cetY Auctioneer on oct? tr — ee ® PALL DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. 201% ant wove LAR@ER SI0CK THAN BYER DEY Gool AND AT CHRAPER PRICES . BLACK SILKS, PLAOK OASHMERES BLACK Abit Vir FRENCH MBRINCS. DARK SKKUES, DARK SATTEENS F TRA ; Harris? Seamless two-button KID GLOV @8; Har- ae ; ris’ Victoria two-b p KIDS; twoand 5 . INGHAIN C Fioce OIL LOT IMMBNSE STOCK BUGS, DANTON FLANNEL Bs. ¢ brow, COPT, WoW BURDETT Varied aud carp! ete et NEW DBY Go Ds AND CARPET GIBBONS, tar AS meROrinied bir Dusiness with JW. COLL street and Market Space, wh 10 see bis friends. wie DE fio the ¥ Ne. & FASHIONABLS Pat uy B nase. wars, Sh Toseland Doytiess Fith Avenne ane eee} Fall Style of SILK % ‘ 4 Fp STIFF FRLT HATS a wilt ow style SOSRPETING, ench an “OeT FELT HATS. ursele, ee ply, Inerein, Last ax an Insgemapety ja nea " Bru Three ply, Inerain, List, B Heme WoW. BURDETTE «2 co., octlé-Im h . 132 Bride « aoe - TO6 K acreet por ‘ARPSTS ARPSTs! CARPETS: ——___ —- Cc CHBAPEK THAN BYER: ™ ]MPeatant NoTte I bave just recat We have on hand the Iw stock of FANCY AND STAPLE BAY we hi t and beet selected + low pr Carpets made and Isid down st r-asonable rates, & GUTMAN'S. octi3.Im___ 117 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C Rit ovan We take plearnre tn annonncing that w> hare BEMOVED TO OU STORE, 103 BRIVG E STREAT, rected by ur, will enable tare stock of DB. DS re = ry of DBY @00 than w Our ever bad the are desirous MONEY Ae KOON As P . Wei ce from this aate to 0! from 10 TO 20 PER CENT BELOW FORMBK PK Call acd see for y urselvon, ootlé-108 Pieasnr, ORS we ever A eurrann, 9095 Tem were ‘ vhweat ‘motto will be* Quick Sales and Small Profits.” —;- ~ _ = octl-tr Qo EBs MLN MILLER. sol JUST OPENED sO! ()oS SEW RoTaBLisimenr, An entire new stock of Fail avd Wiutor sete PREY G@OODB8 Temises, Improved machinery vn : ; » be tied tn the count SUL poneht during ube past We would reapoctfuily’ inform cur fete oe . a te w § inform our frien Or Node. out as way have bec nee a peblic that pro-emt % in the ao OCR MOTTO Is EXORLSIOR 1 Domestic fu Dyeing and Cleaniog Ladies Dresses, Shawts, weensic shen: nigel shy ibbous, &e, &c., Gent's Uoate f my stock betore making At bome to ‘enta. everybody from Te. m. antl enact p.m, : Seturdaystrom 74 m, until » tthe olf stand established 1831, now the m complete tn the ou “Ole country. Byerybody -— a Pee 2 HH. & ¥, a Ix3-tr 49 Jefferson strat, Georgetown DU Dp®Y evens ———— ar FAMILY SUPPLIES. ARTONISHING LOW PuIcES BESH STOCK ~ CAKTER's, Oe AA ITH S CHOSHED WHE 707 MARKE ts S CRUSHED ¥ AT, o ABK ET SPa0 IRISH O47 MEAL. aetna ;. Beartifal new PRESS ¢ 8. onty 18 G, G. CORNWE Splendid double widih Water prot OLOTR, onty octts tr if: sched Sheeting COTTON, Brcew ) dth Black AL ACA, ouly 9, KALPACA MERE, very ¥ 62% .¢att MAL, Lerge Oln.* 1) CY best quality (ide by y ew G. CORNY a A)CALACO, onty e CT Seay Large esactimen oo ML AW LB ectitog 4 z, very cheap, (Ber moons} @areselling the cheap <t BLANKETS tn W avh. Ka = — ingten . TOWSLE. E!PHONZO YOUNGS « CO. Very toc HAND REE Bplendid ST* ARE SELLING Pay a LO : ; P. 8.— Large axsort boy GPAND” FALL OPENING. BAEGs INS FOR EVERY ROLY JUST KECKIVSD an Sear, SUGARS, (STANDARD NEW YORK BRAN! Qru-hed Los!, & ibs. for = Powdered, § Ibs fo: alate? The A." (C DE,) 96 cents for. tified) & Ibs. for... Demerare, (very light,) 5 ibs fo: NOW GPEN FUR INSPSCIION Us cf choiew sud very newest dosigos BBUSSELE, TRKRE PLY AND ING&AIN CARBRPETS. 125 pieces OILCLOTHS, in TE. Our 50 cent Oong and r be bad {n thts city +d. We alan ba: widths a very nigh eT Faue Gan- IN DRY Goons. FLANNBLS, WATERPROOY 0 LOTHS, DEESS GOODS of every ehad: ant deacripe! a BLACK ALPAvan and MOURS large quantity. Complete stock of DOMESTICS, + GO0UDS ia STe, FAW, 2S rents, roasted. ents Bic, raw, 22 and 29 cents, roasted, 97 aad 30 cents FLOUR. Welch's Best Famtly, Golden Hill Farsity Will scrpase yin this apd having purchased since the | pabled to ofler greater tudue beretefore A call is respectfully od WOLFORD & S4ILBSERG, per wacl A. H. Herr's Beet Family, per sack RC. rues THE ARCADE, Pra ie Famliy at Lowest ae: octS-Im 437 Tihit het D athwoet ¥ % SET 173 aaiinararan = -_ Gerd Brita, for acy. : $i 3 [UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION, ow isthe time; buy your supply of Fiour, as it “wed Best make Paper Oambric (double width), 80 iseure to advance very soun. ndroscoggin abd Fruit of the Lom Uottons, yORAHAM FLOUR AND OAT MEAL. Oe on sabe saxon Wheat, direst trom thei mill fu Beookivo avery | , Rieett incr Lriue Silk from T8o.to 9238 (a wee wal te bulk; Geouine Scotch | Lyons Gree Grain af 81H. worth @2-) Meal in pound parkages: Genuine. Irish Oat oe Aipooes ent Sebaee en ‘eal, from the Water Gate Mills, in 16-Ib. tin caus, on Towel Al! Linen Towels, @1 doe 5 ft Ali Liven Bemmed Hakts t » Las = © BUTTER. + ¥o Beantitul Buk Clocked Baibriggar One ton of Gepnine Bew York Goshen Butter, | @3 36 box. mm saat just arrived, which we offer wholesale and retail. : ay erty 7 50 ery eo from Te. Alto, ist received, 40) dozen CANNBD GOODS, Bites! ‘eris Kite. »(2 button, gi.) which we will sell during the early a ‘of the sea- and Sun Umbretiss,eud SLL DRESS son at extremely low rates Pore impor'ed CUBA HONBY, delicious articl je. Elphopzo Youngs & Co., GBOCERS, NINTH AND F STREETS, Usokr Masomic Taarze. Eirnoxzo Yorxes J.F Jo NSON i octle-tr NUTHEB LOT OF THOSE SUPERIOR “ RUGGLES” H MS for baking. MALAGA GRAPES. Bipest in the market, I selection of very fine Old Gorernm™ Marecaibo, Lagnajra aud Bio GUFF EES GOODS at a great sarrifre, to alone, We offer none but frst-class goote, selected with @ bythe gations | sew to beat Those wishing to BRODHEAD & CO., SNg1E-Im 1208 F etrent, betwoen Mth and Lith ——<—$—$$—————_—_—_—_—— eae BOOKS, STATIONERY, 0, _ FOR WEDDING PRESENTs. very lumes of BUOKS, tn prose riate for Weddicg Presents, THE NEW BOOKS jenenscn, piett Lege ty Mier Holmes: 91 29. The Proven ‘A good barrel extra FLOUR, 95.50. eps by Wilkie O iline; @1'25. The Story of : 7 Hor from F bh.) by Ge M. Towie—a phe in FLOUB, 67.0. beeutifal bock- ‘Mintrena of the Slanens De, : Cc. wiTmea, ‘ride $132, Opening FINE GROOBKIES, octls-tr 1915 Peansyivania avenue, i i AND SAUPaY. Lovers of good TEA anc OOF FEE will be pleased to hear that they can buy the celebra’ ¥ UB’ TEAS ND OuFFEGS ‘St Stands Bos. 14% and poriivned Visiting, W. ‘Onrds engraved in the latest sty! Bpecisity of Fins Staionery and Good Books, w Cu! Ocnter Market, east wing. are of the Ohotoest Iny These tions, and are retailed at a swwall advance on wholesale rates. Bo Ail goods marked with the price. wean, _oeths-St 14S and 149 Center Marker, Bar Wiig. | KEW BOOKs af BALLANTY Open every Gay, eeplely 428 Bev i. Te. Tr a CA rng Str ees ania « Opening e Chestnut Barr; by Bev. E. PR: pure WINES and LIQUORS, of ai Bolden Wi the author of 8B doven, $3 80; RHINE WINE, gs Bimtod aftue by WM Darian” = a + 88, . ‘gallo. ‘and the Oroms; by De Mille. DY, BASPBEREY SYRUP - ree and Crowus; by the euthor of the Wide =— Doors Outward; Oy she exter of Win ond Wear, Froud’s Bistory of Ireland, vols, 2 and $ PIANOS, &e. Fraser's "enon the books of the Bible, ecl8tr JOBS F. ALLis & Co., R . MOHUN & O., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, & PExnevEvamia & Nee. searieit i cast ian Ser ua BREW BOOKS. SOTE, LETTER, and OAP Paper, Wholesale end retail, at the very lowest prices. a? oops Corner 4% strost and Pa. svenue.