Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1874, Page 4

- «November 2, 1874. IME WEATHER. Wan DarantMenr, Office Chie Signal Officer, AST NGTON, Nov. 2, 1874,1020a.m. $ | PRoRAmiLITINS.—For the northwest and up- | yer jon generally clear weather will | prev southwest winds, | atigh nd continued low | veo ssueerne and the Ohio val- ley and the galf s'ates generally clear weather, caateriy of southerly winds, no decided chan temperature and fs sonth Atiantic states clear and cool weather, wth light or geatle winds and high barometer. For the middie states and the lower lake region | e her, south i but risirg temperature and slowly falling’ ba- For New England partly cloudy and | { weather, with northwest or aud no decided change in the e a © performance this ere- ¢.—Mr. John McCalloagh, Grand Art Exhibition. Hosl.—The great Miltouian Tab- —Signor Barter Misa Vir d Loenta. to thé sont euccestor. ‘The great pageant o art Hall to-night ¥ meritorious, an namel Fiz 2d street sonthe danger- od by the explosion of a coal-vil lamp rday night iatuiday evening last M frm of Clarke & Given, on behalf of the em pleser of Mr. Holden, of Harvey & Holden, presented the latter with a fine pairof gold eye- 8. Blarke, of the lasses. W ur. Jobm Hancock, the ebarapion fisherman, bas just returned from bis old stamping ground up he river, linging with him Afty-eight more Diack bess. Mr. Frank Cleary assisted in the eaptare. ‘The marriage of Mr. Peter P. Little and Mise Mary Wiiton, weil known in East Washington, took place this morning at Christ church (P E.), Kev. Dr. Andrewsoficiating. The bridai pair took the tock train north The Adams Express wagon used in conveying the packages of money from the Treasury de- partment to the railroad depot broke down on the avenue opposite the Metropolitan Hotel this morning and the packages were tumbled about sly, but nothing was lost. tT of District cases tried in the Po- Nee Conrt the past week w: of which there 53 convictions, 2 acquittals, and 12 die- fines imposed, £309, and forfeitures, | . Mr. Birney states week yet. 2 uinplirey, a well kvown citizen jouth Washington, died of typhoid fever at dence, corner of 7th and D streets, on | Saturday evening. He was formerly a livery stable Keeper, but more recently has been in the tobacco business Mr. Wm. A. Dorsett, a native of this city and formeriy well known in the western portion of the town, where be was heid in great esteem, ied a an Antonio, Texas. | | | | on the 20th inst. at reett was & master carpenter by trade en residing at San Antonio about 24 Fears of agi years. about their large gecds, especia’ SOT lly notice elsewhere, it will be seen tha! Co-operative Bullding Aseociat will meet at St. Aloysi ool-house Ni, ber 5th. when the books will be opencd. arscciation bas some excellent managers and will doubtless have @ very prosperous and wse- eer. —— Foxerats Vester he funeral of M Francis McGhan took piace yesterday after neon from his late residence on F, between 1ith and 15th streets nortnwest. The funeral rite of | the Cathelic church was performed by Kev. | Father White, after which the remains were | removed to Mount Olivet cemetery, followed by | «large number of friends of the family, and deporited in the vault. The pall bearers were Messrs. H. A. Clarke, J. L. Pearson, K. H. Gratam, Edward N. Gray, J. H. Bird and — | Hudson. \ At three o'clock yesterday the funeral of the late J. N. Henderson took place from the resi- dence of the family, No. 711 E street southwest. The remains were deposited in the Congres- sional cemetery. The pail bearers were Mesers. S$. Charlton, J. ©. Deatiey,L Lucas, 8. S. 7: lor, C. A, Taylor and T. K. Waliacs. Rev. U ©. Meader made a few fitting remarks. ‘The funeral of Mrs. Holland, wife of Mr. Jas. G. Holland, of the Associated Press, took placa on Saturday afternoon from the residence of her mother, 222 1 street. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Elltott, of the Church of the Ascension, and the remains, which were encased in s handsome caeket, covered with flowers, were taken to Glenwood cemetery placed ina vault. ‘The pall bearers were Geo. - Adams, D. R. Mekee, H. A. Preston, W. H. Clarke. Z.B. Brooke ana Fred. Royce. ‘The tunersl of the late Brevet Major John KR. Eddie, captain of ordnance, United States army, took place yesterday afternoon frem his | late residence, No. 2136 Pennsylvania avenue. | The remaing were inclosed in a handsome rose- woed coffin, which was covered with floral tributes. ‘They were escorted to Oak Hill Ceme- tery by detachments of troops from the arsenal and Fort Whipple, under command of Captain Clarence E. Dutton, ordnance corps, U.S. a, snd companies A and D, W. L. I., commanded | by Captains Wm. G. Moore and Frank N. Car- ver. The funeral services were conducted by Keys. Wilbur F. Watkins, of the Church of the Epiphany, and A.Jackson,of St. Paul’s church. Blany distinguished army and navy officers were present, including Hon. W. W. Belknap, Secre- tary of War; General Albert J. Myer, chief sig- nal officer; General Benet, chief of ordnance, and others. Colonel J in, A. A. G., U.S. A.; Major Francis H. Parker, and Captain F. H.' Phipps, of the ordnance corps; Dr. J. 1 Barnes; Lieutenant George C. Keed, marine corps; and Commander Manley, U.S. N., acted as pail-bearers. ——— | Tun ToURWAMENT at Witson’s Statiox.— | ‘The second tournament and ball giver by the Southern Maryland and District of Colambia | agricultural society, at their fair grounds at | W tison's station, some nine miles from this * on the line of the Baltimore and Potomac rail: | road, on Friday inst, was quite successful. Tw gold watebes were the prizes for which the | twenty-seven knights competed. Before the | Hiding Mr. N. Carroll Stephen addressed the | assemblage on agricultural matters, and Mr. ‘T. 4. Lambert, of the bar of this cit the charge to the knights. T ring tournament, and the first three rides re. | sulted in the K prize, am Knight for Henk der, the second, taking sx ring: of Walnut . K. 8. Cator, Verons, C. Whita, 4 Lost Knight, J: ings, and rode oit, ¢:—Third honor, Knigh* fourth bonor, Knight of In the evening took place in the ball monies, the follow ladies havin, a by the champions Queen, Miss of Siademsbur, waid of honor, Miss Tony Roeser, of Washi tor; second maid, Miss Susie Magrader, of Prince George's. ard third maid, Miss Kate Young, of same county. A grand ball concluded the festivinues. ——_+__. | ‘Tae Tazarans Tais Evextne.—Mr Jobn McCullough, who stands in the front rank et American tragedians, at Ford's Opera House this evening in his great part of | Richelieu, Im which role he has*receitea the | unqualified sn@ enthusiastic commendation of | the press sad pablic. He deserves a good h. Aimee Opera Bouffe Company to reach here in time. The company missed a train in Rochester but will be here in time for to-morrow evenit ‘The tickets sold for to-night will be ex at the box-office fer any other might of tke t will be om exhibition at Fellows’ ball every evening this weak. ‘Theater Comique has acother novelty of Signor Bartoi, the blind masi- are to be quite A wumber of indy specialists jeir appearance this evening. Mustive oF Ratcroap Stooxnorpers.—A of the stockholders at the Balt: more wok railroad is calied for the 1th iasant, for the purpose o! ratifying and perfecting the the Baltimore, » end Alexandria Bra | Testimon: | ship ov war Estates — ambered l1.insquere 455, improved by two brick bal d- ings, fronting on 7th street, between F and G northwest, was sold to-day fo Ubas. T. Davis. of the frm of A. Davis & Son, for the sum of $35,000. THE SAFE BURGLARY. Eleventh Day's Proceedings im the Criminal Court, of John E. Burr, W. J. Dalley, and Others.” @ue of the Jarors Under Medical ‘Treatment. To day's Proceedings. Onr report of the trial of Hiram O. Whitley, Kicbard Harrington, and Arthur B. Williams, charged with conspiracy in connection with the alleged safe burglary in the District atunsere office, ou Saturday embraced the whole of the proceedings of thatday. This morning the ju- Tors were brought into court about 10:45 o'clock. Yesterday one of their number, Mr. Oraig, ac companied by Baitff Paxton, attended the Metropolitan church, and the others took a ride in charge of Bailif Mason. ‘The room gradually filled up with spectators, and by noon there was as great a crowd present as on previous days: The Court informed the counsel that he had been informed that oneof the jurors—Dr. Hick- ling—was unwell, and it may be necessary to ac,ourp early on bis account. TESTIMONY OF JORN EB. BURR. John EB. Burr the first witness called for the government tness isan employe of the Continental hotel, Philadelphia, and has bee such since February, and transcribed register, and turning ty tue first-named book, under date of May 61h, found the name of Mr.’Harrington. Defence admii- ted this to be ia Mr. H.’shandwritiag. Witc salt H.'s arrival was before tea time, (8 0" Somerviile’s vame is under the namo date tater. Witness exemined the transcribed kept by the cashier.) and said H. appeare bave lefton the same date, and his bill was marke: overto Mr. Kilbourn.” Witness r to Mr. Somery'lie’s account, and rewarked th the night ‘ Mr Mr. Ridale.— Z Mr. Davidge.—** He bad # good time’? Dir, Kiddie offered a telegram —"' New York, May 6, 1*74—R. Barrington, U District At y's office, Washirgton, D. C.: I will be at Continental, Philadeipaia, to-night at eleven. Somerville.” John Connell. eworn:—Witness resides at 9 Henry street, New York; knows Micnael Hay on the 15th’of April went with Hayes fiom Cherry street to the office in Bleeker street, and H. sent him in the office for Mr. Cunz; aay him and said to C., man wanted to see him,” and he (C,) said it was all right; saw C. coma out and meet Hayes, with whom he talked about twenty minutes. Crors-examined:>—Witness met Hayes at the store of W. D. Dailey, at 195 Oherry street; wit hess stopped abont the store when hot at work; was a plamber by trade. At this point @ messengs was received from Dr. Hickiing, and it was presented to the court Judge Humphreys rewarked that it appsared to be medicine to be taken every three hours, and the juror might take a dose now. “Mr. Davidge.—“Perhaps Mr. (the erier) had better taste it.” ‘Donaldson W. J. Dail-y sworn.—Witnege recollects that on the 7th of May went with Hayes to Newark, on his suggestion, to watch and take notice of what company he (Hayes) got in; went to Net- tleship’s house on Pennsyivania avenue, and | Hayes went in, witness waiting on the opposit> side of the street. Saw H. anda man, a large man, (Nettleship,) through the window: they | talked about an hour; N. came out of the house | and walked with H. to a street car; came close to witness; met Hayes at the depot. On arriving m New York they went to west 21st street, Somerville’s house, when H. went in and ra- mained about 1\ hours; Hayes, he thinks, left New York on t nday fo lowing. Saw him (H.) again on the 12th of Jnne; previous to Hares going to Canada, an arrangement was rade with witness by which La (Hayes) coa't communicate with his wife; recollesta seeing Hayes on the morning of the 24th of May; was with him the best part of the day. Cross-examined:— Witness keeps a liquor store; it was arranged by Hayes that witness siould see Nettleship; followed N. and Hayss to the etreet cars acaoss @ park; witness was ‘‘shado w- ing” th Ste! Dy Piping,’ as we call it. Henry in, eworn:—Witmess lives at 149 West Camberland street, Philadelphia; know Nettleship; bas occasionally worked for niu about counterfeit cases; recallects having seen N. in May last at the Bingham House, cornor of lith and Market strects, Philadelpuis. Wit nese recolicets signing an ‘afidavit and receiy- ing a check from Nettlesbip by Gen. Mank for $100; could not say that Nettleship was in Pail- adelphia on the 6th, 7th or 8th of May. Atthis point several witnesses were called, and failing to answer the court took a recess til lv'clock. After Recess, On reassembling at one o'clock Gilbert was sworn.—Witr Tesides in New York; knows Nettleship; was introduced to Col. Whitley by Gen. Mank between the 20:n h of July; Steinberg had previousiy been asking witness about ® man named Hayes; Mank came to witness and introduced him to Whitley, who said that they wanted evidencs against Mike Hayes; that they were trying to make out @ case against him Sor the govern ment; witness referred him to Nettleship ant Mank met N. several days after; N. asked if be knew Daile: wid he cid not; N. said, “1 want you to go down and get acquainted with Dailey, for he has been in Washington ore the grand jury with Hayes’ wife;” went down for ten or ‘tweive days, but couldn't tind oat anything; ‘‘eouldn’t work bim;" saw aman named Becker there and told Nettleship that Becker might find out what was wanted; N. teld him to bring Becker up. and he did so and troduced him to Nettleship in the presanca of Mank; N.sent Becker up to Whitley, and B went up and remained there ten or twelve m’ utes; Becker went with witness to the office several days afterwards, and B. had interviews with Nettleship; they exciuded witness because he wae not a mason; about a week after Mank’s and Mr. Sullivan called on witness, and took him to Nettleship, and N. aeked him where Becker was; witness satd at Long Branch, and Was sent b; ~to go after him, and retarned with him; Mank wrote out an affidavit for Which Becker wasto receive $150, (ruled out;) Nettleship said he wanted the affidavit signed, but did not want to pay any money beforehand: Becker went away; believed that he(B.) was working with Mr. Wilson, the solicitor; the afi dayit was about Daily. Cross-examined.— Witness did not P, by the name of Stepsey; had not been called “dutch George,” was called sometimes by friends “German George;” never had been engaged in the banco business; don't know what the busi- ‘ness is; was arrested once for disorderly conduct and fined ¢3; knew Hayes by sight before he went to Daily’s. TESTIMONY OF MICHAEL ¥. BAURR. Michael D. Bauer was sworn.— Witness was in the secret service; on the 10th or 12th of Jane took a m e from Hayes to chosen dud not find N Hayes first gave witness aii paper and then gave him a note im an envelope; this was about 12 o'clock. Cross-examined by Mr. Henkle:— Witness had orders to arrest Hayes on sight; did not arrest bima for he had no warrant; he was in company with several; one was an old burglar. By Mr. Davidge.—Had a couversation with Hayes; said he had come to the city that day; witness asked if he saw the Sun and if it was time; Hayos said, of a —; the whi lying — eto beat Nettle- Mrs. Blizaheth Hayes was called. Bhe is quite & good locking women, about ears of age, dark bair and eyes, rather d: in, and was attired in a maroon-colored dress, biack velvet bonnet, with black feather and pink trimmings. A neat’ edging was about the neck, and at the throat was a bright crimson ribbon bow, on which was a smal! breastpin- ‘The court here askea by what authority the overnment introduced this witness, the wife of ichsel Hay Mr. Riddi ‘bmitted that Hayes was not on trial now. a nolle pros paving been entered, bat on order to examine the authorities be would withdraw the o:ter ietime. EVIDENCE OF MARY VRE. Mary Fee, s light-baired, biue-cyed girl, Cressed in blue, and wearing 8 hat of light and dark blue, was sworn:—Witness is 14 years old; bas lived Mrs. Hayes 7 or 8 months; lived with her until the 6th or Sthof April, when they moved; Mr. H. bad beeu away then two or three weeks; bad seen Ounz in Koosevelt street three or four times; Cunz was ayoung man about 24 years of age, with blue eyes; be came there when H. was down east or im Canada; thiuks that Hayes left om the 6th ot April, about 9or 10 o’clock, for Warhington (exception noted); recollects that cu that day Mr. Dart came to the house and asked wi 8f0; identified the register | p of | District Government Affairs. The clerke in the District »uditor’s ofice— Mesers. A. Meyer, Al-xander McKen- zie and J.P. Wheeler—were on Saturday last 1 to first-class clerks, as a recognition of their + ficiency during the heavy are of business since the reorganization of present District government. | THE RECEIPTS OF TAXES on Saturday last in the District collector’s office were $125, A special deposit was to-day made by Mr. Cook of $124,000 During the Inst four cays there has peen collected about $2%,- 000. The receipts for general taxes will now fall of; and, in Hen, the rush will be for the pay- | ment of licenses. Collector Cook estimates that j less than fifty per cent. of the general taxes have thus far been paid. Mr. Cook ts quite unwell | to-day from the fatigue of last week's labor. BIDS FOR PAVEMENTS. Bids were to-day opened by Engineer Hoxie, in the presence of Commisstoner [ the Anditor, for repairs to the ©) ments throughout toe city, as follows: ey & Co., No. 222 A street southeast, 38 83 mbic yard; §.S. Daisb, Naeesa paving Geo. B. Abran per company, #9 05 per enbic y: & Co., No, i? Pennsylvania avenue oat! oat 8 : S 8 | per cubic yard; | per cutie yard; Bradiey, Schart cubieyard. No awards have b. MR. COLUMBUS ALEXANDER BXC{TED. Mr. lnmbus Alexander called at Engineer Hoxic's office about 10 o'clock thts moruing an! inquired if he could sse Comm ner Blow. ‘The cierks in attendance informed hin that Mr. Blow was absent, bat that Governor Den- nison was present. He then arked if General Ketcham was in, on learning that nt remarked that Mr. Blow wasthe ont in the crowd anyway, and declit sioner who ‘was pr rather excitedly, th Wm. H. Groat & € see th | He slso remark they were going t work on Penpsyivanta a them, that pavement on th ave- nz that world Iasc. | Heats Statis TON.— Mr. Editor: A ictsms have been ma it cannot be denied that they have certain reforms which cannot fail to p eficial to munity at of the board's operations th lin asavitary poin statement published by its a a Wasaine adveras crit- nas Washingtoi any city in the w ing at all ti the rate of y low, while epi- {na weekly , before me, my as been especially arrested by the rate of mortality inadivision, which, because embraced in what was formerly knownas the Istand, but now called South Washinzton, was Fresamed to be necessarily uw This division isdescribed in the statement as ‘all west of Tthetreet south and south of B stract north For the week the rate of mortality while in the other 11 divistona it ranged from 51 This way not surprise the resi- dents of South Washin, street, whore observat ually healthy more Leaithy than it will surprise man j weet of 4s s them that sections, and A New Mepicat the board of dical Cotlege, held 2 hew dispensary 890 ectors of the National t week in reference to to be opened in the college building on If strect, a cor by-laws were advupted, and the following of- fiers elected :—Dr. W. P Dr. J.C, Riley, v tis treasuror; Dr. ‘The service of the disp : sections, ench to be in charge of p' follows !—Diseases of chiidr zonl; diseases of women, Dr. eaves of the eye and ear, Gireares of the chest and throat, ely; diseases of the ekin an Sowe i Stary. A comimittes on supplies sisting of Drs. A. F. A. I and ©. W. F Bicians of the dispensa DARING ATTEMPT aT Hed On Saturday night las Baden, of this city, was on his way to his old bome, in Prince George county, he was halted just beyond Geod Hope Hill by two stalwart negroes, Who demanded his money or his life. fle dealt cneof them a blow with a small billy, when he wes struck by other, cansing him to drop the reins, a: ree ran off, and wa: stepped by colored man, who lifted him senze- lees out of the vehicle and carried to his house bear by. Mr. Baden remembers nothing be- yond receiving the blow, which cut s deep gash across his forehead. Hisinjury, whils not dan. gerens, will confine him to the house for seve- valdays. There is no clue to the perpetrators of Ubis daring outrag: AY Ropnary. Thaddens R. a Ton Sociar Temrie.— The following officers were elected last evening fo serve for the ensuing six months:—S. Temp., A. I. Hawkes; B. Past Temp s Holloway; S.P.Temp., Rosa Brainard: B. P. Temp..J. U. Darnall; 8. V. Temp., Ella Dick- inson; B. V. Temp., T. W. Fague; S. Recorder Fila Craigg; B. Recorder, Treasurer, Mary Colgin; Phe! ¥ B.F MartHa Wase . Recorder, Mary Phelos; B. Chay o—__—— Some Powpgr Wastxp But Nonopy Hear. This morning, about 6 o'clock, H. 0. John fon, a watchman at the Washington Market, attempted to arrest Jon Williams, colored, for vVagrancy, he having been loafing about the market for some time. Oflicer Berkley jolned in thechase, and after fring oneor two shots brought him too and secured him. From this circumstance arumor arose that Officer Hen- kie had been shot, which fortunately was in- correct. CeRtivizp To THE GaNERaL TaRM.—To-day in the Circuit Court, Judge Cartter, the cases of Joseph B. Stewart against James G. Blaine, and same against N. G. Ordway, actions for false arrest and assault and battery in locking bim up as a contumacions witness befors Con- Foe: were certified to the Court in General erm. ———— + SAvz or A VaLUADLE Private Lingar’ commencing this Monday evening at o'clock. Messrs, Latimer & Cleary, auction- €ers, will sell at their roome a large and valu able private library, among which are many rare and choice booke. THE COURTS. Porice Gourt—Judge Snell, ‘To-day, Andrew Carter, larceny of clothing; dismissed. Alexander Smith, assault and bare tery on Elizabeth Smith, bis wife; $10 ant costs and bonds to keep the peace. rge Hawkins, aseauit and battery on Oharles Richardson; &3. | Frank Myers, charged with resisting Officer | Harlow while attempting to arrest him, was committed for action of the grand jury ed erick Johnaon, assanit and vattery on Dante! Keife, both boys: $10. Alexander and George Hawkins, charged with resisting Officer Har- low in the discharge of his duty. These two | anen were interfering and trying to take a pris- oner from Harlow; sent to the grand jury. | Kichard Hayes, ult and batteryon Itue- bena Lauer in tho northern market at her meat | stand. Hayes got into a dispute abont tue price oY meat and caught up a piece of hard bacon | a ie itat Mrs. Lauer, striking heron the head; $10. A BAWDY HOUSE CASB. | Elizabeth Gi. son, colored, charged with keep- awdy house in the southwestern part of ity. Officer Hughes testified that he re- ceived a warrant or order of Major Richards, and in company with other officers, made the | raid; the house 13 one ef the worst kind, being frequented day and night by thieves and pros: titutes; she has been keeping the house about three years. Officer Kenner testified z same effect, and that he assisted in the raid: the reputation of the honse is bad. Officer Edelin testified to the character of the inmates; fined $100, or three months in jail—appeal taken. Frank Sewell, ig & razor; $20. Jerry PS Cy ‘ant, was sent to the farm for 90 ys. Jobn Nicholson, John ‘Timothy Sullivan forfeited $5 each collateral for disorderly conduct. John Moran and Jas. Cady, same party, were arraigned on th mains charge, This wasarow in a ager best saloon kept by Mrs. Ross — oe — ae were ing. and” fined GEORGETOWN. MARGAP ar Suita, the colored woman who was bUTiued by the explosion of a cal oil in Sony street a'ley on the morning of tober sth, died 9 post at the d speusary, corner of High and 34 streets. Frovr Issrections. —Inspector McCana reports mepected tor October 4852 barrels extra, 51 enper, 70 One, 63 mi. 4 63 ry« four. pspeclor Desner ra. 9.256 borrcls family, 2.198 extra, 204 supe middtings, making @ total of 24,012 r the mor th of Uctober. in Rabe.—Canal boat Medley arrivad from White's ferry with 225 bushels wheat for Messrs Hartiey & Bro. 4 2 500 bushels for Mr. H. W. Taibott. jes reported. & 0. Can at.—Collector Blant reports ths re of toll at the Georgetown office for tae mouth of Oclober to be $11,080.15. ALEXANDRIA. A Hanp Cass —in the United States court in Harrisonburg few days ago, before Jud Rives, P. BE. Frederick, of Shenan near'y isonment in the coun. ndoah for having sold a pint of brandy in violation of the United States rev- enae laws, The indictment was made apon the testimony of ® young man to whom the brandy was sol Kear Esrate SALe.—Green & Wise, real es. hl Aaction this moraing, for A. Tuatee, the house and lot on the ortheast corner of Wolf and Alfed streats, to Thoma. Davy for #1.400. Lewis McKenzie ror Covncit. —The ervatives of the 21 wari met last night at Sun engine-house, and nominated Mr. Lawis MeKen uncil.—Sentin ——————_—_ FINANCIAL AND CommERctan Wail Street Teo Bes <, S.vemecr 3 sone Horrowers bare psit cent. jer aut 1132 for exebang> is gai: t witht. inaws ona 45:36. prime bavke:s 60 day, and du Remi el rates being 45 sud 43. Gov rmnent Db aus fim, May snd November issnes being quo el ex-con pon’ Blate bonds at the bosrd eh ciat, market is easy, wih call loms 2% cent and with price mere cont.” To novrow isa legal & well aa all down-tovwn cleared. The stock m dec!ined '@3y_ fre an ads auce of sas n been. f Room there was Si. ce noon, the sdvance has in los, and’ prices, as we od Now York Uentral, ars lowest of theday. Late Shore has bean trongest stack of the bios and Paci! at en v tidy 93 York © acral £102. a and sestera, 108% Ubtos, 28 gn) De inware, Lackawans, WIS ——_e—__—_. The Markets. vemeber 2.—Virginis stron, pesi- Hdared, 53, do. ex-conpora arth, Uarolina sixes, old, 5 aeday, 2—Cotton ecsler—ow ar dull and nnehange: eat Prime southern quiet and No. 1 red western. 120; No. 2 do Lie; fair to prime do., 1.10; rejected. 18; red Maryland, 1 18 1.43; do. Wwemerny 1 25@)1.28;' do. white, 110@1.2 Cor quiet—white sonthern, £0793; yellow ssuth: CITY ITEMS. OvzRooats in the greatest variaty for gsn- tlemen, youth and boys. An {i tion of prices and qualities will repay any one wish!og to purchase. Gro. O. Herning, No. 410 Tth strect. ——_-_—_ | Daviigee ar cass —2ocr2 DA* been miny | | } Aman, for the past year, who seemed eare!- oped in clouds and darkness. Business hat bo- come dul, stagnant and prostrated, and finan- ctal desolation appeared to be impending: the darkest hour is just before day, aud light is at last approaching—especially is this the case for those who have secured their tickets for the next Gift Coucert AEK your g '# Yoast Powders the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits, Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Wadles, &c. De- pot, 69 New street, re Wry 1817 Porcta ny fair-minded physician, or any family in which it has been used, ask ‘the whole Drog trade, why Hale's ef Eoarhound and Tar is #0 popular. swer will he that the cures of inveterate which it is everywhere ettecting, are the topics of conversation in every city, town and village in the United States. Its enormous and constantly increasing sales are based apm the grand fact, notorious throughoat the whoe country. that itcontrols aud masters every dis ease ‘eading to consamption. Pike's Tooth ache Dreps—Cure in one ninate- Tum Natrona Savin Bas, cornerof New York avenne and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each calender month. Banking hours,$to4 Satard: to 4and 6 tos. its, 14t16 ——— = MERINO Shirts and Drawers, ¢1, @1.25, @1. each; Medicated Shirte and Drawers, at Hol. lander Bros. near Witland’s Hotel. 10,14,1: shar win bale LL-WOOL UNDSRSHIRTS aND DRawana, each; the lates( style Scarfs, at Hollander Brow, _— Goor above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10,14,1; ——__4__. Fine Gent's Furnishing Goods, at Hollander Os. 10,14, ° $2.25 POR ONE-QUARTER BRL. £ACK of Welch's Best Familiy Flour, at W. J. Reparraks’s Cheap Cash Grocery and Flonr Store, corner of 6th st. and New York avenue n. w. 10,7, 4: = ° Conss, Burtons, &c. For relief from Corns, Bunions, Olnb and In- pcg, Saggy ete., visit Dr. White's establish- ment, No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. 8. ‘Treasury. ee en EXTRA LARG® size Underwear, Bros. 50 it Hollander 10,14, 1: = TRY THR Evastio Tauss, 235 Peunsylvants avenue. 2,5 ——— Georgetown Advertisements ATIENTION, EXCKLSIOR TENT. No, 47, TO. oF KmOMABITES —Yon ars hereby netifed to mest at your hall on TUBSDAY BV ENING, November 34, at 7% o'clock. ere Bill be o viritation of the oficers of the D Tent, every Brother is earnes iy requested — \y orcer, we istrict ‘ 8: WILLIAMS,” Recording Secretary. ern, 88 mixed western, S@&: ‘white western, GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC HIBEGNIAR S0@%5. Onta firmer—s nthern, 60; western mired. =) BENEFICIAL ¢O [eTY — pect §2@60; do. whi 6, 61@82 Meeting of the above-nsm @ Bacio y will be held urehenged oh THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock, at tho offer pa—show er High ard Proapect atr-ete, to make ar- Bacon—shon egy dai ts for the funtrat of: ur late’ B other and h avy. Lard, 144 @ ceipts and and nominal, 5 and nemion! IP. @li%s: sngst'oured hams, 4@is. ‘Weatern butter very dail; ra- mand light, 3931. Petrolonm dali Cotte fier, @Is. Whisky dail @ Sncer du'l, W@W, November 9.—Stocks ketive, Money, Exchango, long, 4344; short, 438 Finer Broop ror Tittom.—Jndga Natlson. of the Rrooklyn City Court, atarday re dered his dectsion in the motion recently ar- goed before him by the counsel on both sides in the enit brought by Mr. Theodore Tilton against Rev. Henry Ward Reecher for the sedaction of the wife of plaintiff, Messra Tracy and Shear- man, who appeared for defendant, agued that to a bill of particalars set- forth definitely the time and place at which jeged acts of adultery occurred between defendant and the wife of vlaintit?. Ex-Judge Morris, counsel for Mr. Tilten, contended that the defendant waa not entitled to a bill of par- ticulars, which wonld disclose the I!ns of prose- cution. ' Judge Neilson has decided, denying the motion, withont coata.—N. ¥. Herald, ist. IMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYERS OF THE =" DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. y the terms of the act of Cougress approved Jane th, 1874, levying a tax apon r estate in the Di-trict of Commbia, A Discount ov Ong Per Centem is ALLOWED UPON ALL Bits Paty In Octousa, BUT A Pane ALTY oF ONe Pea Onete; arren Movemsra 2, (AND AN ABLITIONAL PN ALTY OF ON& Pru Centum tron Kacne Montu THERPAPTER.) IT WILL THUS BE SEEN THAT A Favine oF Two Per Oat. is Keracren BY THE Pavneneor THis Tax BevoRs THE MONTH OF OctoueR Earizes, will not accrue during any a1 an sdvantago which ther month of the year. ‘Tax-pavers should avail themselves of tho last ; ity for diseount that will be offered, and percentage by paying the taxes of the our- F before the latof November, —_oct2t-LIt 74. CLOTHEVG! 1875 FALL AND WINTSR. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or Fali and Winter Clothing, MENS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, EVER OFFERED BEFORE BEAD THE FOLLOWING: A splendid line of Diagonal, Basket, and Worsted Donble-breasted English Square FROCK OOATS, With Vests to watch, at $3,915. $18, 820 and 335 for gentlemen; BUSLNESS SUITS 12, 18 and $20; and DRESS SUITS at @15, 813; 220, $25 and @30; a magnificent lice of OVER: COATS, inciuding a very geuteel Uvercoat for 25, & handsome Meiten Overcoa: for @ ney Overcoat for §3, Overcost for @1 ( Beaver Overcos Sil and $15; Sine English Kor- seys, in Blue, Brown, Drab and Smoke col very handsomely trimmed and lined, at 91! fine Astracan Beaver Overconts at '@2) and $25; end mapy other styles, For Yonths a eplendid lias Bnsiness buits from @7 to #15; Youths’ Dress from §15to $20 end 926; oys’ Butts in ty, from @5to 912; Bust Pants from $2t 1 five Dregs Dooskin 1 Fancy Osasim ‘ents at prices ranging from SOto 83. A bean tifai line of Children’s Baits and Overcoats. Lurge a careful inspection of my goods before chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that ucver before have had such a variety of Gar- Ments to plonse all tastes and desires, to sccommedate all purses, or to give such entize satisfaction. A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, octls-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th Street, SA new york prass nats. Fresh Le nt “KWOX,” Fifth avenue Ho- tel store—price McCaR7HY, who departed this life the Ast jastant, st 9450 im.’ By order of the Preailent. ie O. KYAN, Seoretary ‘0 CL Ut BUSINES! TREMENUOUS SLAUGHTER ip the price sf DRY ooDs The entire steck to be wold at prime cost within the next ninety day Rest Oaticors, 6%; and & ; yard-wide Ootton at widih Bheeth 95., worth 1248; double Oottous at Ac worth double the money; Biaok Alpacas at a iee—double width at 356 » worth S75; S70 5 ater-proof Giuth, all ¥ e.; ane Lsdiee’ Hommed Handker- 3 Ladies® @, llc., worth 15, Table Lin. ens, Bedtick«; Papor C-mbrics, and the extirestocs too Dumerons to menion; Ottoman Beversible 2140. Call end take a took at our stocx mrchasing e! here, at No. 130 Bridge at, 5.—Votton at Lc, better thaa oct} In }VEBING CLASS.—I wich o form an Evening rose ‘4 Olaca of ten or fiftenn pupils—male or fem friends and the pu: fen, | Sperone in the Claseics or Mathematics, Terma mod Oak, Pine, aul Hickory Wool, sewse und’ tt, Call ond examine J. H, NOUBSK, and in the stick. hos K“GRst Corner Montgomery and Dunbarton « Orders left with Kidder & McLean, Tebacconie s, tr 120 octag 20 Ge 411 7th st ,wil! receive prompt attention. oe23 ira ‘The bans omest asgortment 0! FLOWERS, FIATEERS, and in the * “SPELT HATS AND BODNATS, for Latics, Siters. aod Cuilaren ‘The b TWO BUTTON EID GLOVE, only 92 per pair, to mated sll the Lew shades MRS. M. J. BUNT, 621 and 643 D street, 715 MARKET SPACE. S. HELLE REOPENING. Beck again at the elt stand Hirely remodeled ond refist hoppy to see ny old 1 public generally » Which has + where I ON HAND, AND FOR SALE, ® really low. The greatest variety of DRESS TAIMMINGS Lanige ts RMENTS and UORSSTS, i every style, 1 DRESSES for ladies, the Isrgost assortment fn the city MILLINESY, HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &6., in crest variety My de bent of HUMAN HAIR can not beex- celled this side of Bew York city, in prices, styles fd F bad 8S Cai. note prices Ss. octa-In MAE* 88bma ROPrrRce's, ETAMPIEG AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT, 614 Orn SrasEr, Or B Parent Orrice AiR. and BS’ MBEROIDANING SILKS in BTAMPING, with new dest onaise, Bremen, executed NO BRANOR' STORE JRALL FRINGES IN ALL SHAUSS, WILLIAN’S. _ecta1-Im ADIES WOULD DO 4exemins M WILLI CLOAKS and DRESSES. ELL TO O1bU AND Pett. m ys BEATED J. BF Oous TT mx st Populi t#, can be obtained a octls-San ar to Paris ILCiAN's. [BE FISeST Gala BRAIDS MADE TO erder in Paris, at _octl WILLIAN'S & MISS McCORMICK, : jo. 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up Btaire,) ONDAY, October Nth, New and El- MILLINSEY for the Fall ené Winter Season. ‘The Lad ies of Washington and vicinity are re- qnested to exemine before purchasing. ort9-t ‘PEE LARGEST AND FINEST ABSO ment of LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS ca be found eetts. WILLTAN’S will openon egant Btyles to COAL, WOOD AND BULLDING MATERIALS. ree and assorted stock CMINOUS COALS, WOOD ia the stick der cover BLS, and hand: GOK LATHB, Lam tu to fill oodere of any charecter in my line with dispatch and fidelity at wholessic and retail, opon terms that defy compo- tition Central € fice—~623 Lonisiana avenne northeast, Branch Vard—I+t at , bet 5 aud O sts, southeast Wharf—F cot of 34 street southeast cctSl-ly WM. GUINAND. NEW CoaL AND WOOD DEPOT, ‘Corner of Maryland syenue and 4% strest Lecated as above, with @ large und well-seicoted | stock WOOD AND COAL the subscriber sol 108 To PUCHA! or oat GooDs — FY ivanta ar onae, In conseqrence of the ox o dolinmen of bast | Rese COLing the last mouth, we fed our stock @ tirely TOO LABOR. Seles ft hare Aenerantond from « fer tPROIALINDTC SMENTA kat PUBL Hane nn sees ‘ Best PRIRG® on ty ante corte got Bivached aud Brown MUSUIN at 126 SBP Gur entire Stock marked down YATES © mire 4@tL, coin & S17 Market Space “ARTER’S NEW sb VERTISEMENT OF RIS ONEAP DAY GuUDS, 707 MauKEY SPACE. © very fine te, “ teat Ibe tment f « 4 Meu" and Boye ‘ New York Wosbingt aevey. CARTERS, 00130 tr Vo? MARKET Space QS PeioCw TO ALL DESIRABLE IDs. Berges, Carhnerce, i Eoiprcee Ototne, Black and Cc lored Alpacas ? ® uP Mohatrs, ®ylrdid Black ek: » WATERS ELVETEENS, ie A OLA variety, st 50 aud y half toi BOGAN & WYLIE OM tr LOLS and 1020 Berentn uw CAB PETS, CARPETS, CARPET © RGRST STOCK IN THE CITY. ATTEACTIONS EXTRAOKD(NABY RPRT of the mont artistic de- tombracns Braces, Three pets. Ofl Olctas io oll widths eT. eo lately we ‘pola tree of chargs, DRY GooDs on the fret Moor at redored rate Thoee who would profitshould oll soon. | WOLFORD & S@ILBERG, | THE AKCAvE, 497 SEVENTH 6TREBT, _Oetse-tr Brrwren D aw Beoviean # co. ARE NOW OFFERING Bo'tion Fri | ¥ek Laces. Gutp | Velvet Bib» Bonrers.. Orde ene the @ eID ples will i i All~« aD, ol Bev vl Fo BENT—Two onfuroished BOOMS, seoond story large and very desirable. wits or with. ent gas. O. NOUBSE, coracr Moutgomery barton sts, Georgctowa Oct2i-2w B® THOMAR DOWLING, Anctioncer, 174 Bridge street, Geurgetown, D.C. TWO WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, upholstered io Damask and aon Essy aod ‘eption Ohaira, Marbie-top Tables and Stands, Walaat Beokcave and Writing Ward. bes. Library Fnrnit Walnut Marbie-to: Chamber au Tables, Lounges. ore, Six Blegact en, Ben ws and Bolsters, Elegant Enelish Body Brosscls, Tapestry, Thive-ply and Lugrata Cat pets, Maitirgs and Uilek § nearly new Stewart Cook,’ Baee-buruing and Qiher Btoves, Befrigeratc vekery and Glass and many otuer articles not mentioned YEDNESDAY, November 4th, at 10 mek a ae th cman dectining Bow, on Stoddard and ‘Washiogton hs, Window Ourtain residence of a gen- eeping, In Cook's » betwean Oongress sorgetown, the bonsenolt g »04 » asthe Fur. y new, and was made to order by rests, above most excellent collection of ¥rp-cial attention is called to this ea pitcre is pearl Brooks, of Puiladelphia. ‘Terms cash, cct29-5t THOMAS DOWLING, Axct, SXTBAORDINABY BARG E GCODB at the new atore of wie ES COS BENJAMIN MILLER, 103 Bridgs atreat, Lodies? Drees Goods in the newest atyles Beati- fal os for Children, Cloths and Osssimerss very, cheap. ‘A larg Fock of Carpets and Oilcloths. Cur motto is quick sales and emall profits, oct21 FASHIONABLE HATS. a HATS. 1 Styl TS, from pe A 3. STIFF FELT HATS. SO#T FELT HATS. Large supply just received Prices very lowe. . F. SEYMOUR, ootl4-tm 132 Bridge strest, Georgetown, THE GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, Fifth Avenue and Broadway a to IMNENSE ASSORTMENT! NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS! PRICES LOWEB THAN EVER! GOODS BETTER THAN EVER NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Horo area fow of the bargains offered :—Boys’ nd Giris’ Mertio Embroidered Osps and Hools, aud Merine Freich Hoods, Hand Kuit Zephyr Oaps snd Hoods, Hand Kult 8 Bix and Hatin gs Ladies! ‘Heavy three poic for $1: 25 and 33sc ; Large White Chinese Silk Haadke chiefs oly @1; Bmail de., do., 8c. very cheap; La- dies’ and Gets’ Hemstitchea and Hemmed Liaen Handkerchiefs from IB}sc. up te 0c; Mous’ flue White Ehirte only $1; Larae size fine Linen Ulaver Bopki jFarkoy Hed Prait Napkiae, ene? and Ladies’ Fancy Wool, ‘one, 28 to Wo. a pair: Ladies five White Nubies, $1; very handsome Blik aud Wool Em- brotcered Slipper Patterns Kid Gloves for men it colors, @} and 81 60; Ladies’ De : vory ie # only $1.80; sfx solid Rag Pa aggre rin Gaustiot Dessert steel fall Silver Pi ed ibis ited fi i 4 “3 aciereice Hates, oe 2 8r S00 sa ate Spocus or Forks, warranted Stated on Wize Beak, Boft and stiff FRLT. ; ix, Teaspoons, ited plated on White st 3 five-bottle Castors, @1; Sus octi6-tr japkin Hings, KID GLOVsS! [feubier Drosetag panes plate Mir- eer EL. ‘The largest assortment of one and two but- ts O3. Brack: ton Backs, Book BEN KID GLOVES iy 20 LADigS’ DRIVING GAUSTLETS : ads, S specialty at i oct2#-Im SWS Tie Marlet Space. ia immense FINE CHINA, forvyoursslt, Sake CROCKERY, Se SILVERBERG, CUTLERY, os G PLATED WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ‘With our increased facilities we are prepared to ‘arnish the above goods to our customers as low as ‘bey can be purchased in northern cities, WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENHLYLVANIA AVERUR, cetls-100 Between 9h and 10th streets. Allwhe ociaate oe athor- ave SRLS Woop AND COAL. THOMAS W. RILEY & SONS, Wholesale snd Retail Dealers in COAL AND WOOU AND CUMBEKLAND COAL. DEPOT AND YARD at T. W. Riley’ foot of Hith and 12:h strecte conteer, © WOMTe® BRANOH OF FICK, street, between 24 ana sa | De streets northwest. ectlS-ly O44 WOOD AT $7, AND PINE WOUD »- @ 66 per cord, delivered in part of the repr grdere with BEAD. ADAMS. corner and Toes, OF & f 1 ‘ Wharf, foot of 6th etrect. ) “HOW to Atliew'e eepr-tr GOODWIN Y. ATLER J _E Zua, Dealer in best varteties of ANTHRACITE AND OUMBEELAND ooaL, Also, WOOD tn the stick, or sawed aod ‘split. Pricee moderate for cash: Offices and ¥erds: Foot ef & street and Rhode FAMILY SUPPLIES, E?HONZ0 YOUNGS & CO. ARE SELLING SUGARS, (STANDARD SEW YORK B&ANDs,) Crushed Los! 1ee Powdered lev Grenui is leo ‘A. iC pe} --eonesese. Sls. for #1 eo marars. (very light, Iv ite for 81 OS TEAS Our 50 cent OF and Importe! Teas are the Dest to be tae yy at the pri oney re- fonded, We supply. A ah very bie . < af Japse aud choice Moytae Gan- te Bi COFFEE. ow Government Jews, raw Old Govert Old Gover: wm grade of &: powder, at moo re Ola Gov't Java, Toasted, Maracaibe wOndete eine recsived Gaicech eee HAMEL wi FLOUR, TOR & PRABSON cor. Kb ane D ste. jvarty | Ugh het Family, per sack. # 28 Oak coaLi: 210 of OOaly oubracing aN the chains weenie | Oho ee 175 which we are making edditions daily, whicb ‘we offer Good Extra, per eack. at lowest market rates. nQAKend PINE WOOD, sawed aud split oF tm cl @AK and PINE KINDLINGS, tm bundics thecord.* PBTEPHENGUR a BeGenee. & ‘OMce, 1418 Pennsytvania Avense, Jesttr__ Mill'anit Depot, Beventh-mtreet What EDUCATIONAL. | Ms 8 L FOR YOUNG La- northwest. Win ov. Ar Maximi’s Hatt. MAESTRO ETTORE BABILI, from Phtiaéel- his. has the honor to announce that be wi!l com- Pl mence his LESSONS IN SINGING on MONDAY . aoe eeiae irenli be bad at or eee circulars, to the music mores, * “** Stsraiey" ectT lan NSTBUCTION —A gentleman having # large Toom aud a fine library. wonid receive s PUPIL ino, honte © ay of eveuing, for tuetruction in = thorough English course, or iu one of the moderu or arcient ages Batisfactory references ai Accres TERTCR, Ptareflice” octtT-ooaw C3GLISH, FRENUB, AND CLASSICAL IN Eee young Indies, 916 York Principal. Beventh eceuai nos i tneipal. Seventh supu 2 o 14th of Beptember, 1574, — ee SELPOT Malu acapEny, Corner of Dunbarion and Slontgomery 213.4 Guorcxtows, DO. open my Academy on 4 : ber 7th. Number timtted. ‘Pri ie Mathematics, @c., and evening classes @t the school Circulars found at the Book Btores, or at my res!- dence, adjotning the school room, sed 2y8-bos 2ewsm c ES BH. NOUREE. AQtrwics SEUIBARY FOB YOUNG LADIES MERCHANT TAILORS. B wate instraction in ‘Address warli-ly Contees’® gr APOE TPL oop ny Moses Aol (inte grace TABLE CUTLERY. BODGEES’ SUPERIOB ENGLISH TABLE CUTLERY. Every variety of our own DIRECT IMPORTATION. W. M. GALT, BRO, & 6v., Sowelers. eee Somer se All the new designs for TABLE USE 4ND ORNAMENT, IN THS BEST QUALITY. SILVBR-PLATED WARE, A very lerge assortment. W. M. GALT, BRO. & cO,, tec "LLE OFT, F DBese! tad 5 PREM ek _cotatt © | just arrived, which we offer wholessic a New ¥ rs. ANGELO JACKSON, | et Stand ee TE) 6 buy your ly of Flour, es it is sure to edvance very soon. GRAHAM FLOUR AND OAT MFAL. F.B.@mith & Co.'s Graham Flocr and Oroshed Wheat, direct from their mill in Broo week. Meal tn bo: ‘reeb Gecntor Ost Meal in pound Kane; Meal Vater G z; + Genuine Irteb Oot from the Water Gate Mille, in lé-tb. tin cama, BUTTER. One ton of Genuine New Fork Gost + JUSt Feces: oa CANNED GOODS, which We will « earl tt of the » fon at extrem “3 =e cant Pure impored CUBA HONBY, & ‘ PR oan mn Uv NE y the gallon—= Eiphenzo Youngs & Co., GBOCESS, NINTH AND F STREETS, Unxomr Masonic Texrix. Exrroenzo Yor iy JOHNSON ootl4-tr AND Corr RES 9 Conter Market, ast wow ‘These goods aro of tive Cro niat Yes are tetailed ae serait aseee ena Semel advance on & holew rates. Ail goods marked with the price. oer eRECR, a Open ever; “ALL AT © CHitzS ¢ me redDond) oa CLARET, per dozen, @8 90; KHINE WIN Be Der galle . 9 Center Market, Rast Wing. 7 Ginaae usw Bo., &. ¥ BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. N EW BOOKS AT BALLANTY NE’s. 425 Sevepth Street. ing.» Obestnut Barr; by Bev. B. P Rowe. ith the Orde; - olden Frozen Deep; jimrod of the Bea; A 5 anc the Orces; by zie ; of the wi Poors Outward: the sutbet of Win and Wear, ‘roud's History of Ireland, veils. 2 an 4 oie soi Ta Bible. ec! SCHOOL BOOKS, WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS, SLATE PENCILS, FABERS’ LEAD PENCILS, DEAWISG BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS, DIARIES, SOTE, LETTER, and Os? PAPER, Wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prices SHILLINGTON'’S BOOKSTORE, sope-tr Corner 4% street and Pa. avence. — A Want be SPenuricns beets tote ee arsT oe ry ‘, Meee ee the aparee tein a eine ey store,