Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1875, Page 4

wee ENING STAR. September 6, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFricr oF Cater SIGNAL OFFICER, September 6, 1875. the middie states and ‘owly rising barometer, | eb temperature, porthwest to southwest ‘Winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather. | LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer tn the business office of THE STAR ranged to-day as follows: § a. m., 75, 10 a. m. 12 m., 79, 2 p.m., 82. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The voice of the musketo is heard im the land, ©° nights. A tournament took place to-day at the Na- tional Race Course. See advertisement of butter stand for sale in anotber column. ‘The public schools reopened to-day, with a full atieodance in each of the several dis- tri ete. On Satorday night the Cape May branchof Allison tn "s livery stable was transferred to this city. ‘The Ansiostan Boat Cub has declined the eballenge of the Nassau club (New York) unless they will row on the Potomac. The Virginia Press Association leave Rich- Mend to-morrow evening on an excursion to New York, passing through this city early Weereaday morning. = This morning Virginia Lodge, Knights of Fythias, of Richmord Va, arrived In the city. and are spending the day sight-seeing. They leave at 11:45 o'clock to-night. | The Hamline Chureh Temperance Society held its regular monthly meeting tn the ves— try of that chureb yesterday, and after seve- ral addresses a number of signatures were obtained to the ptedce. A colored man named New man Cole was shot by some nnknown person on Saturday night while standing at the Long bridge. the shot taking effect in his arm. Dr. Boarman dressed the wound. Mr. C. Hi. Venable.a_ native of Washing. ton, and gunner in the U. S. navy, arrived in this city from San Fraucisco on 'Saturiay, and will remain abont a mouth, when he will Jeave for duty at the Brooklyn navy yard. Acting Judge Mills,of the Porice Court, received a private note from Judge Snell this morning, stating that in consequence of indisporition’ he would not for the present resnme his duties at the Police Court, but ‘Would inform him whén he was able. This nforning, at 7 o'clock, Mr. A. H. Ra- an, of the Post Office department. and Mrs. ary Brisbiv, of this city, were united m the bonds of matrimony at St. Patrick's parson- age. by Rev. Father Keane, after which they left for Rewley Springs. Frank Simmons.a clerk in the redemption Agency of the Treasurer's office, yatisviile, Md., got up this morning até a m. fo see what Heu | pistol, and either STILL ANOTHER HOMICIDE. An ee Drunken Rowdy. On Lirspe ined afternoon, about 5 o'clock, a homicide too! lace at the restacrant of Charles Wincholtz, known as the bra,” at the southeast corner of 9th and F streets northwest. About 5 o'clock Albert | Lecde was sitteog quietly in the saloon, when & party of several came in, among them Dennis an, and after call- ing for drinks they refused to pay for them. An altercation and scuffle followel, at the conelosion of which henna drew . —— urposely or accitentally shot Leede, the ball entering ‘he left breast, between the third and fourth ribs. about three inches from the middle line of the boty. Leede fell and Cled almost instantly. Gor- msn immediately left, but was stopped by | Mr. E.P. Lein not tar from ti turned over to Officer Henkle. THE INQUEST. Early yesterfay morning Dr. J. F. Harti- gan made a post mortem on the body at the central guardhouse, whea he fonn't that the ball had entere! the npper portion of the right ventricleof the heart, following through and entering the murgin of the ieft lung, and entered the right laug and lodged be ween the sixth and seventh rips fn the muscular issue, about the same disianee from the middiel ine of the body as at the point of en- trance. The coroner, Dr. Petterson, held the in- quest at the guardhouse, at 10 o'clock. Will A. Short testified that as he was com- ing out of the St. George dining saloon on th street, near F, be heard the report of a pis- tol; leoked across the street and saw consid- erable commotion; crossed over in that di- reetion and saw the prisoner, Gorman, going down 9th street, swinging a pistol in his right hand tn a careless manner. saw the ar- rest by Cayt. Lein, who took the pisto! from him. The officer tonk the prisoner back Lito the saloon, where the proprietor identifiet him. Witness asked the proprietor what the trouble was, and be said that the men had got into seme argument. The proprietor was at the time very much excited. Mr. EF. P. Lein’s testimony corroborated Mr. Short’s. THE PRISONER SORRY. Officer Henkle testified to the facts of the case as above stated, and said the prisoner witness that he was sorry; he did not In to shoot that man; was under the iatiu. nee of liquor; locked bim upand went back; Leede was identified the pistol; only one barre! pty. Li jajor testified that he was putting e fe gas fittings in the restanrant. The man Who was shot. the prisoner, and two corger, and 0 | others took @ drink—three beers and a whisky. Leede and two others walked! from the bar to the corner and took chairs. Some | one waiked over to them. The barkeeper fol- lowed him and said he owed for THREE REFERS AND A WHISKY; the prisoner told hins he was a d—d liar; with that they clinched. Chariey, the proprietor, then came in and grabbed prisoner by the collar and told him he wanted him to go out; oll lamp and ts now his furniture. Black Pawk Tribe, No. 12,1. 0. R. M., have arranged for a grand exeursion to Richmond, to take place next Saturday, September 11. ‘Trains will lerve the Bi more and Potom depot at 11 o’elock p. m., reaching Riehmond atsa.m.,and the party will return in the night train a a meeting in y. the bust- cial condi- » secretary's re- port showed to be ‘satisfactory. The sale of seats Was discussed. ar good progress is being tion. twas reported that ade in that direc- fr. Lewis Benjamin was | eand Mr. and Mrs. i B. and one of the children were thrown to the ground and bruised. They were car- niontown ittle attended them. Officer Anderson them to their home, 4% Missour! —_.—— Straw Bail in the Police Court. A SEVERE ARRAIGNMENT OF THE C } BY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY BIRNEY. | | | assistant d th Gffice of the Assixtant Attorney, Dist. August 1si5. § Gentlemen: A part of the duty assigned to | me is the « fon of the judgments ob- tained by me in the Criminal Court on the | cases appealed from the Police Court, in Which the Distriet is plaintif. In some cases | have been able to collect the amounts; but I regret to say that in many of the case | After the most Uiligent search for pr | | I have found the jndgment debtor good for nothing. I attach hereto a list of thirty pert of the ahove class, tn each of which I both priscipal and strety are whol sponsible. Ax there is no process a Person after bail has been giv All the offenders in these thirty-se have gone unpunished, after having expense to the fistriet. The District ic the aygrezate of the fines, and I. as at ocket fee allowed me by the f the evil complaine I my con of lies of straw ba f the Pot oO t have anyth It is the d ¥ shonid endors: dress of the principal a ty, e surety to siga his full name nd. If these obviously prodent precautions were taken every Jndemeat recov nid be collected. But the clerk Police Court appear to ¢ g bond; the to property - to the bo: tent of as areties are often ¥ of their Christt: written by the clerk is ed; there is no memoran- of the surety dorsed short, the whole busi- ness in the clerk Tepentedly to the attention of thi has “been co: Pestedly in eras; it mented on from tie bench fe- es continue, and rather grow Worse. As the loss to the District from this cause is large, and my own personal loss in the cases appended is hot much less than $250, I have concluded to oring the matter to this mat Snell art has the power of appoini iremoval of the clerk and deputy It might be well to begin suit against the clerk and rety for amount of fines and cost SSN Ose, Very respec W™. Erexe istant At ——- District Government Affairs. PROPOSITION TO PAVE PENNSYLVABIA AVENUE. ave submitted a prop- the Ivistriet Commissiouers to pave ania avenue between txt and Lith same thickness as ve Arlington hot rty-holders on that the Com- ly recommend to ropriation to pay io exceed that paid «sition t Pennsyiv | Missioners agree te offic Congress to make an a the price, which is nett near the Artingtor He GoveRNWENT DISBURSEMENTS TO THE DistKIct.—The sing exbibit shows the we 1 by the government during tho fseal year ending June 30, 1-75, on account of the District government: Expenses of vaiua- poral lmmen gs oy Sia, OX: of fre department, 80.291.(4%; pay ment of in- dehtedness Board of Public Works, $1,300,000; expenses Board of Health, $32,220; expenses Board of Health salaries, 29,163.50; interest OD 5-6 bonds, ¢154.564.64; refunding expenses £m Account of salaries and £-65 bonds, #4 22.70; general expenses Mistrict Columb! 32,25. we of Metropolitaa police, #203, SiH. ts —omeeeica—ip Sate or Dry awp Fancy —To-morrow Messrs. 8. amstag loneers, will commence the saie, Vo. 402 9th street northwest, in the store | tmerly occupied by Mr. Pursell. of a very large <toek of dry and faney well-selcete, | stoeX of genis’ furnishi aud & ng goods. ne sale will be continued datly duriag ‘the ee | TO MARE MoNxY —Ov» of che best plans ofmaking mon 7, is to begin by saving itin | the payment of special improvement tax — through J.C. Lay & Co., 2334 street — | —-- BUTTONS AND Steps, tyitia ———— oa THE Elmwood collar, for appearance and St, ts unsurpassed. Ail first-class farnishiog *tores haye them on ale—Ade, Fe | him | son, a | is @ man about 30 years 0! } Seremong of dedi | Rotiver with that they struggled to the kitchen, when they were parted by some men who came through the dining room. Gorman came out, walked to the window where the other three were, and opened nis coat and sald “Tam not burt any, I can lick a dozen such Dutchmen as them; «{—n it, look here,” at the same time drawing a pistol from h pocket. The pistol explotedt and the sot took effect in one of his friends. The pris- oner was facing the deceased when he drew the ptstol and placed it over the left hand and raised the hammer, when it exploted. The ae’ left at once and the crowd came around. Chas. T. Windholtz testifiel that abont five o'clock he was busy In a back room; came out into the bar and saw a whole party there; told the barkeeper not to give the man Gor- man anything more to driok; he would not sell bim anything at any time: then went back; heard the barkeeper speaking loud and calling for bim (witness;) went there and they were seuftting; he separated them and tolt the barkeeper to go behind the bar; took hold of Gorman and TRIED TO GET HIM OUT of the back way: two or three interfered and | said let him alone and not make any fuss. and he lethim go apd sent the eoloret boy after the police; then went back inro the ale vault, and while there heard the report of the pistol; run in and saw Gorman slanding, and Leede sitting in the chai ed out and witness followed and pointed hin cut to Capt. Lein, who captured him. { Louis F. Schenek, the barkeeper, detailed | ! | the particulars of the row, and said he heard istol and saw Leode fall. | the report of the Leede had been In the saloon about two hours; bad smoked several cigars; thinks Leede drank with Gorman. C. W. Brown testifiet that he saw Gorman standing in front of Mr. Leede, who w ling in one corner of the room; leard a re- mark about a pistol, and naturally tnrned his heard and saw piste? in his rigat hand with his arm extend- ed; sew the flash and saw Leede fall: witness Fcrsbed the positions of the several parties; witness was about twenty wet away; did not hear the conversation; there were s or eight persons in the barroom at the time. h Duvall testified that he saw the man’s hand; did not identify the THE VERDICT. verdict that deceased came to his death from a wonnd of the heart, inflicted with @ pistol fired by the hand of yennis Gorman. VICTIM, LEERF, over, Where his pa- ibeen in this coun- His general appearance Ws that of @ well-to-do gentleman. He was & jeweler by oceupation, and. at the time of his death, im the cmploy of Mr. Jobn A. Bee No. 902 F street. Among those who kuew he bore an excellent eharacter. He has brother living in Chicago, who has been elegraphed for. He was 4 Royal Arch Ma- nd held membership in Mount Ver- non Chapter, No. 3, and No. 19. THE PRISONER, DENN! “fayette Lodge, incbes in height, dark complexio’ hair and eyes. He is a carpenter bh but did not work at his business. His repu- During the inquest yesterday peared to be completely broken dow: and bis appearance clearly indicated that he appreciated his sit Jen. acs oc OO A PARTNERSHIP Scr Messrs. Shellabarger and Wilson filed a bill in equity for Jonathan Taylor against L. S Filbert, for an account. The bill states th: the parties entered into a copartnership tn November, 1571, under the name of Taylor and Filbert for the exeeution of coatracts in making and c., the profits and losses to be equal divided; plainti{fto be the financial manager for the procurement of money. states that they obtained and ‘exce: large number of contracts in thi elsewhere nearly all being execute of Filbert with compiainant as su complainant states has been any sc partnership, alth on the 7th of } to thet effect; 1 done in Wash- ington amounted to about $1,000,000, a the purpose of prosecuting te work he tated loans to the smount of about $500,90), whieh was checked out by F) » Who had the books. He charges that Filbert contrib- uted bo means or capital the bank @ large amount of the money beside the assets, which be misappliea, about ™. He avers that on fart, tattle ment, (excluding contracts in the name of Vandenburg.) there will be due him $50,000, He avers that F tibert bas paid out for pur- poses not in any mapner connected with the usiness, not iess than $3,791.72. That thera is yet outstanding an indebtedness of £13,000, fox whieh Be jomsatiannt) is liable. He charges that Filbert kas not gee kept ue books, and also received $30,906 from Vaudeuburg and @ like eum from Pittsburg. —— es ANOTHER CHANGE OF PRINTERS ATTHE REPUBLICAN OFFIcE.—Last night Mr. Mur- tagh, of the Republiccn, plaeed the composing Toom of the office in charge of Mr. Charies O'Neill, who was we foreman before the non-union men were employed. did not suit the non-unionists, and thereu, a@ number stopped work. When informed of this action Mr. Murtagh was taken by sur- rise, such @ thing as a strike from hat quarter not having been dreamed of, but In a short time he had their places filled with some Of iis old force of union men, and the paper Was out as usual this morning. —e—_— RAILROAD ACCIDENT.—The express train which jeft Washixgton at 10.15, and was due at Baltimore at 11.15 Saturda; was delayed for seventy-five minutes at Aiexan- = Junction by a as cosh se rofthe engine. The ———— whirled in the air, seriously scalding ttre en- gineer, John Keily, about body. The ac cident occurred while the engineer was look- ing out at the eab. Had he been in his usval itiou be certa: wonld have been iitied Bt arrived t ts of the bar. The train ate ate tat American, 6th. TEMPERANCE DEDIC. .—Tnion Hall, Mt. P " revo gay oul a parposes on Friday evening by the Sous of he ex: ses opened by the of Oliver Wendel! y i Pro- Iegue,* by Mr. Roberts, ane flower by: cation ed; ‘and the whole consionel eee Dd be we collation by the ladies. _— —_e—___ GRaND OPENING To-DAY of Messrs. bargh & Bro.’s new branen dry goods No, 1020 7th street, between K ana L, Lans- store, Man Shot Dead by 2 | Aiham- | $s sit- | yorman standing with the | | stones | charged with grand larceny of —On Saturday, | | Swengerbund and those who are lo | The value of the articles A Visiting Singing Band. | HOW THEY WERE RECEIVED AND ENTER- TALNED RY THE WASHINGTON S. NGER- BUND YESTERDAY—THE CONCERT TO- SIGHT AND PICNIC TO-MORROW. The German Singing Society from Rich- mond, called the “Virginia,” arrived in this city yesterday morning as the guests of the Was ington Sengerbund, who met them at the depot of the Ballimore and Potomac ratl- road and escorted them to the St. James hotel, where they are to stop during their visit. There are fifty-three of them, ani many of their wives and families accompany them. After breakfast ‘ay deh conducted | to the headquarters of the Washington S:en- | gerbund.on K street, nea , Wuere every | preparation bad been made for their recep- tien In the way of decorations, &c. A large transparency, with the words “Willkom- | Men Senger,” was placed over the door. Here they were greeted with come, song composed by Prof. Kiley. Mr. 8. Wolf, who had charge of the visitors, introduced them as a body, and Mr. A. Hart addressed thera in appiopriate terms of wel- come, to which Mr. H. G. Miller, “gare of the Richmond soctety, responded. At its conclusion the Washington Swuogerbund sang, “I Greet You.” During the singing their president, Mr. Vouis Waldecker, ra peared and subsequently made a short dress. Other songs followed, when a general introduction took place. At I o’ciock the visitors dined at the St. James, and at 2 o'clock were escorted to the 7th street wharf, where they were joined by the Sengerbund. and all embarked on the ferry boat for Alexandria, where they spent the afternoon at Portner’s gardens in singing and conversation. Later in the day they rtook of aluach,and then embarked (or is city, where all arrive: ont 9 o'clock. The closing festivities for the day was spent at the headquarters of the Washington Sien- gerbund. This morning in small companies the visi- tors were taken to some of the down-town public buildings. At 1 o'clock the Virginia, ke part in the concert to-night, assembled and en- gaged in @ rehearsal till t o'clock. A Innch at Almer's was partaken of, after which sight-seeing was in onter. ‘The programme for the concert at Lincoln Hali to-night is a very fine one, embracing as it does, many musical gems. To-morrow a grand pienie will be given at the Schuetzen Park to the visitors, and Com- pany A, Washington Light Lufantry, will visit the park in the afternoon. —s ne BUILDING_ PERMITS issued by Inspeetor Plowman:—Theo. Pete Gaichel, three two-story brick dwellings, north side P, betweon 9th avd 1b streets northwest; $12.80). Haw: kins Taylor, a two story brick diellin Ist, between B and C streets north- ——_-__. THE COURTS. PROBATE Court—Regisier Webster. Saturday.—In the matter of the estate of Mary Ann Kerr, deceased, omer of sale of Personal property granted to the exceutor. n re. estate of Walworth W. Wood, late of the U.S. army, deceased; letters of adminis~ tration granted to Emma A. Wood, mother of the decedent—bond, 2000. In re. estate of Sarah Bellew, deceased: letters of adminis tration granted to Robert Bellew, husband of the deeedent—bond, $1,000. In re. estate of James Martin: petition of M bert son this day filed praying for letters of ad- ministration omsaid estate, In re. estate of Philip Hubn, deceased; petition of Andrew Rosh this day filed praying for letters of ad- ministration; order of publication is: returnable September 2s, 187! Poricr CocrtT—Judge Mi Martin Lappat, Wm. Wyeland ‘ited eollat- Michael forfeited eollat Wm. H. Pope, do. Joan Miller, do. James R. Richards, cursing; $5. Henry Cary, arrying concealed weapons, forfeited collat= eral—$20. Stephen Moton, distarbing George- town, $5. Wm. Bullock, forfetted collateral. Washington Bailey, disturbing Georgetown; Charles Tascoe, do.; do. Henry Honesty, ;do. Charles Kane and John Smith, for- Jobn Curtain, do. H. C. Thomas Bell, do. John D. Ford, 10. Wm. Burns, do. Robert White, loud; yd Hide, forfeited collaternl. George Co- Jumbus, cursing; $5. Lucy Rivers, disturb- ing Cherry alley citizen: Maria Lewis, »=5. Adolphus Woodward, do.; Lee ott, Carrying 2 razor, ¢ thal in future, so far as he wa is would be the minimum for t! er Palmer, trespassing rick Duffy, forfeited Dowd, do. Betsey Case: son, loud; $5. Sarah Shaw, do.; $5 each. 2. T Benjamin Howard, cursing; Elenora Yoting, enticing prostitation: <5. Molly Jar- bee was sentdown as @ vagrant. Timothy Lane, forfeited collateral. W. L. Riley. do. Thomas Joyce. do. James Johnsod, do. Joun Howard, do. Virginia Moriarty, do. The Kee, do. Jenny Cochran, lont: & Hawkins and Emma Williams, d the quiet of Georgetown; Myers, cursing: 35. Lottle collateral. “0 Brooks, do. trespassing on park, $5.. Robert Pr ryivg a slung shot; $20. Charles Coy! feited collate William Broo! with Tadia rubber shoo David Lacompte and Charles Butier, fort collateral, Anna Reed, do. Robert Smal wood, colored, eruelly beating a horse: Anna Morrison, charged with vasraney. Gismissed with a reprimand. Liz: and Hattie Johnson was sent down for night walking. Charles King. threats; bouds to keep the peace. John Williams, larceny of two revenue stamps; $10. John 2 on Thomas Lucas; $10 and days in jail. Thomas Johnson, tery on Wm. Hepburn 3 White, assault on Snsan Samuel. 2 to keep the peace. Joshua Robison, assault on Waliabe Middleton, $25 aid costs. Lomax, assault and’ battery on Wausall; $i and costs. Charles King. to Madison Mades dbonds. Levi W ington, larceny of a setter dog worth $15 George W. atinued. Fenton J Biandfont, a pol colt, assault and batte pit, his wife. ©: 2 B: J. Murphy, assar With sntent to kill Jobn M under bonds; dismissed. nro tem. steroas; 35 do felted collateral. Offutt, do. w), the judge remark- concerned, th Adams a ad Emma Molly Wilson, cursing; mas Knowles, earrylog @ razor; $50. Pi Anna Ennis, who stated that s a took three petticoats tw adress, set_of furs, Another dress, ct she ‘cleaYed out’ Anua’s ward- $8 18 a notorious thief, and has frequently been in jail for this erim were reduced, mak- | ing it petit larceny; three months In jail aad | | ris, assantt and ba improving avenues, streats, | , but withdrew from | fine. John Branson, assault and battery | ancy Jackson, 1 and costs. Wm. Rar- | intent to kill a@ hearing un- Champ Cart inw der bonds, Edward Hill, larceny of a c from Leopold Grabwell, 315 or sixty d: jail. Wm. J. Armstrong, assauit audi tery on Wm. H. Bpencer, $2 and costs. WINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wall Street To-day. Hew Vorm, Sept. 6.—The Post's financial arti-ie says The w Wall street with strong. Gi hav sine ot at 3s be in gold Los use. Tl nal rates for prime bac sterling bills are 45304353, and the sotual although little The money market continues very 6 Towers, call loans varving from 1s to Per, emt, and mercantile paper selling on aris of Sa6 per cx for xood 25 u oon, ths . nce Stocks opened,as a rule, a fraction blow Saturday's closing prices. In the first half hour there was an advence of sa, the latter Lake Shore. Inthe next liour there was @ decline of SaX,the latter North- wes In the next half hour thera wasa recovery which since noon has been lost ‘he oxtrmo Union Telegraph, 1isais\ Worries jon ‘Telegraph, 79% .a7s\: Northwest, ast%: Pacific Mail, 2 St Paul, 3513536; Bock beer rape a rion 16”, 1. Li yews» 6 Bis, against iss at close Satur? —_e—__ nas foliows: cs Virginia six’s, peck irginia six’s, Went Virginia’, 9 B. iE. FSey 6. JALTIMORE, ‘pt. - ; do. consolidate + Old 18; do. new, 10 bid to: aM Norta Carolina six by og he ay, amid JALTIMORE. je my in ” iy. Flour dali— ti on super, 4 Wa5 28: do. extra, 5 Was. 7 oh: City Mills super 4.7525 00; do’ extra, 4 do. Bio brands, 7.0s7 28; do. family. Wheat steady—No. 2 western amber, 1 43: mixed, 1.40: No. 2 western red, 14; Pennsylvania red; Mary: land, 1.791 40; do. amber, 1. 188.’ Corn—southern white firm, "br scriptione dull low, 76; bait , 2 sig Beco dere iO clear Butter siendy—westorn extras, 25; do. firsts, 23025, Reverse ben CAIN: sobbing ew Youn. Yibeat quict aud nomiua’ ping. DNDON, Sept. 6, a Paris Uispuichee quote rentes times. &7- The Rev. Wm. Rand of Seabrook. Conn., being bitten by a rabid , inimediately, with it of mind, cauterized the wound with a red hot poker, s2-Aiken, 8. C., has a debating suciet; which recently wrestled with the questi oy “Which 1s de most beneficialists, de horse ur de cow,” Zhe coy carried it. ] ~Erie preferred, 33. ‘nt 60 francs Siie don: GEORGETOWN. THE ATTENTION of the authorities is called to the condition of Bridge street, at the in- tersection of Greene. ‘wood pavement is in a very decayed condition, and, as the apace between the car track and the curb at northeast corner is but about elgbt feet, and that ata point where vehicles are com_ pelled to make quite a short turn, accidents | are constantly occurring. WHEAT.— offerings of wheat at the Merchants’ Exchange to-day amounted to 5.200 bushels, and the sales to 1,160 bushels, at $1.53a8135. AERIVED.—Steamer New York, from Phil- | adelphia, consi; sorted carj Alice lay, from Philadelphia, with coal for Mayfield & Hieston; schooner Mary Ann, from Alexandria, with 1,600 bushels of wheat for Hartiey & Bro.; schooner Three Sisters, from Gardiner, Me., with 500 tons of ice for Kennebec Ice company; schooner A. J. Bent- ley, from Philadelphia, with coal for May- field & Hieston; schr. Lizzie Reagan, from Alexandria, with 1,100 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro. ALEXANDRIA. THe OysteR Law.—Compilaint being lesged at the mayor's office this morning of the landing of oysters from the steamer Sue in violation of the corporation ordinance, which forbids the landing of oysters in the shell prior to the 30th of month, the eaptain of that steamer was notified of his infringe ment of the law, and warned against a rey Ution of the offense. From time immemorial oysters bave been considered wholesome if eaten in any month in the name of wh rocevrs, but law and reson are not s nious terms.—¢ 4 RIFLE MATCH.—The challenge of a new team headed by Mr. Henry Hebner has becn reeeived by the Alexanitria team, who were the victors at Glymont. The latter decline to shoot for money, as proposed, but offer to shoot for a cold metal, to be paid for by the Whether this proposition will be ac- cepted is not yet determined nel, ain, —— CITY ITEMS. Attend the Grand Opening of Messrs. Lansburgh Bro.’s handsome brarch dry goods store, No. 1020 northwest, between K and L, toda ° Ivory in coral set, ‘When ‘twixt parties’ lips yon see, Sozodont, *tis safe to bet, Beautities the ivory. oe To CURE A COUGH, torelieveall irritations of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore perfect soundness and health to the most del- ‘eate organization of the hurnan frame—the lungs—use Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. "0 cents and 81a bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. ——— Lansbargh & Bro. exhibit a new and choice stock of dry gools at the opening to-day of their new branch store, No. 1020 7th street. ———-—_—_. For Gentlemen Oui e Cuban Golden Eagle Con- each; no discount todeaiers, Pritipe H. WArp, 18th street and Pa. ay. A Cle Corr —— HEADQUARTERS for genuine imported gars at 611 Pennsylvania avenue. 9. oa TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be- fore the rush of work commences at the new dye works of A. Fisher, 90% G street, near 9th, or to his old staad, 6is 9th street, opposite the Patent Office. Panctuality, re- spectabie work and reasonable terms. “9,11 ee BEFORE SENDING your children away to School, mark their clothing with Smith's rubber stamps or stenetis, 1013 Pa.aye. 8,26,6 ee Corns Extracted Without Pain, 80 the shoe can be worn With ea Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Vascular E:xcrescences, and other ailments of the feet successfully treated, at Dr. White’s establishment, 15th Street, opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a. m. to6 p.m. £50 to £10,000 has been invested In Stock Privileges and — profit. “How to do it.” A book on Wall street, sent free. Punibeiage & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall =" 2 New Yor GEORGETOWN ADVER’S'TS, ATTENTION, EXCELSUOR TENT, No 47,1. 0. OF RECHAHITES — You are earn, ted to meet mt vour Hall oa TUESDAY eptember 7th. a7 <ovclock. All mom RB to Leerh iN emble at their Hall org at 6 o'clock, 6 Dy By order. [-p6 NAY MORNING next. TLULAMS, Rec. See n WEDN 2") Wo EGE BANToIn Georgeto High sirect. one of Shor rother business, Apply » FREMOVAL—vavip gE aud Fancy moved from Ne. YOUNG'S Goods Kstablishmen! Bridge” treet, ¢ ri town, to No. 113 Bridge street An entire new ‘and complete assortment of DRY GOOPS has been added, making it the most plete store in Georgetown to sviect from, A visit ts solicit a1gl3-tn H, WHEATLEY'S E. DYEING AND OLBANIN ‘AB. —=— LISHMEN'T. _— 49 Jefferson Street, Georetown, D. 6. Xstoblished, 1831. Promium awarded, 1857, Bo Jarged and improved, 1874, Ladics and Gentlemen's wearing 1 of every description, tucinding Veiveta, Creps Veils and Trimmings, Kid Gloves be. a6, ‘Curtatos and els cleaned daring Seyd ne your sddrose and we will call for and re- turn ‘Work at any place in the ENetrict free of extre charge. Work recoived and retarned by mull or ex= Press from and to any piace in tre oonntry. apal-ti FAMILY SUPPLIES. QQTH STREET MARKET. WM, LINKING, GEO. W. LINKINS, 720 2070 STREET. WATER MELONS FROZEN ANU UELIY: BRED AT YOUK DINNEK HOUK ro ANTELOUPES, PEACH uit. ane?-tr and all kinds WM. LINKING & SON. “ry? AND “KAUPHY.” Lovera of good TEA and COF FEF will be pleased to hear that they can buy the cslebrated oe ¥. CLUB” TEA! bf at Stands etst wing, and at my store corn: B streeta southeast. These goods are of the Choiccst Linportations, and are retailed at asmall advance « T 145 on 149 Center Marke ry day ot, Cast wing. sepla ly Ope CABBIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAG We pow have on hand a fine -tock of, the latest style of Carriages, consistin of Coupe Bockaways, extension t Phetons, Jump-ecats, Piano vox door and tow door i Butcher Wagons. A top Buggies, Pony merous to mention, @pprov r. eepl-im? Pherten: 8 stock too nu Wilt be’ sold low for cash o OUNG & BBO., naylvanis avemde, WM.A.Y 456 Pe MRER RECEPTION OF PU All the former prpils aro ¥. For particoler Music St moa sen see cirenlars, to be had at the Academy, or by loiter QO*¥sTERs, SOFT AND HAKD SHELL CRABS, Wholesale and retail at the Norfolk Oyster Depot, 621 B street n. w., oppo- site Bal re timors and Potomac 1. depot, 10-1. PRICHOLAS WHiTE & 00 ‘A BIO NOISB IN BOY'S BOHOOL BOUTS. as well fo SHOES andeoe ATS. Boy's Cassimere Jackets and l'anta, Seer ea | suimere, job.» #7, Value Do.. 85, value $1. SPRL ALR: GU aL Sg oe it fa 5 wet tent Qnictmiere Ruite, 97, @3, $10, $12, up to $39, Men's Pants, 5 x ante 1s, 91 8. $3, ‘8° sud npatards. “At 1914 and 19 SELBY is Galt more ied mee ithem made. be comvinced, between iathaud Bh st. "auuai-tet WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION oF ovR STOCK OF SLATE MANTELS, Baring the best of colors tn styles and mat erafe pices, We show the bestsolaction of BA BLO Sie city” Ban Bates PTR RAGE a oe Fears extensive 3 is fete caret Baw paced Caner ree nprores: aed a itd gine hertaera Ww x ‘Americux Banges; alsc. « fail tine of KITCHEN CTENSILS, TIN WARE, ac We contract for PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING | | 723 7th street northwest, | ed to G. F. Hyde, with as- | for District merchants; schooner | | Dae put on Fast | trom | | Making the following time: | arrivin eee PIANOS, é&c. | EDUCATIONAL. ____ EDUCATIONAL. Se im tone, me ae fae pe glee mug pom sek ABK SEMI ¥ 06 ih Sereet Novvowest F tablished Inetit September 20th or large discount for cash. GAL WILD & BRO.. Sole Agents, Per scholastic year commence MONDAY, | — Princttale- wl 4 Terge—Doard and Tutii~n, 92 | TORM AN +H ju? M CONDNON and aim a, For particolars send fe NEL COULISRE, Prog ‘ (hall square above Patent Of.) logue oF address the Principal ae weg Beard of Vostro Promanaee Meee 8. Ft, Pisnos sod all instruments tuned and repaired. PRO H COLEMAN. Asee we " 8 Sn wart. View nos for rent. aug) tr vee mow ffm Brow ville, Montgomery co. Md. | cont, Bew Parker. D D [ed ENDID STOCK OF THE WOELDEB- JC INDE TEN. Kincotton: Kis Gciese CE as erie 10) KNABE PIANOs— aa Yombtan Lnetftete for Deaf Mutes Grand, Sqn |. Square and Cpriah Ho FOS sith street. between G and H northwest Ml reepen Sepiember 3th Cireniare et Book os; Wm. MoCammon's celebrated Pi-' Miss SUSIE POLLOOK § German and Al stores. Applications made t Principals sae | Anos, T-octaves, full toned. Pianos from other well- Kindergarten and S. hon! for Girls and ne cua SGuouiaIeesemiek mary and advanced classes will open A i ae September 13th. A Normal Class for giving ate to young Indies in the Kt * ; nee eect Sa in ng 2 eck Foe uriher perticulars apply to the Principat at oo Droit Park, or to Mise NO! seociate Teacher, OOK WiLL COLLEGE, No. 1100 B sree. eee or R “ELLICOTT CITY. Me. | CARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL, TERER COUGARS COMMERCIAL, SCIEETI- FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDRES, ioe hiner bor then ie —> 639 New York svenne, Washington, D. 0. regal mony tr Buv. 1. lated, tuned, exchanged and { FF“ ‘T TRAIN FOR CA MAY, 30 MINUTES—WASHINGTON — ANDY LEE May. CLASSIDAL BD. The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OOM! ‘Train Philadet; Terms. includ Leave Washin; arrivin| D Leave | tures,” Winter Ww No. 1115 M Starr, Conver oF l2ra,N W. L. TOWNSEND, The seventh year wi tember 15,1573. Appli G EORGETOW cal Department tse bimeelf for Civd Bagineert Literary pare ergnret om MON DA and Tes ng. Mor- Rector; Mies MAC Pal LEOD, Principal. It Decin on Wednesday, Sep- jeation as above sere bm ‘NS COLLEGE, D. (Founded 1749.) DEAR BALTIMORE, MD. ‘This Institate has been tno EZPARTMENT opens September 7. . The number of puytis Core: , td eminently healthy is central, and ts casily tea: by railroad from Batimore aud Washington For circulars adams ERRAND as OnER, dyn fm Etiicott ity Pot Oe wa, MESSE SENDORDY S SCHOOL ¥ ing board, per annum, #233, Moti ‘mbington | opens October 4 Lec Sesion, $13. Law Department Jetober 6. Lectures. a |_P.F. BEALY.S.3 Pres, Ls | On reaean extra seat fare of charg sahingto 1.75 ts ed between pant, Phtladei ph y9-tr General Passenger Agent. ALTIMORE AND OSiO0 BAILBOAD. _— it f, 5 u open on WEDNESDAY. September Dib sitet. Meridence S27 Wate auede's INSTITUTE, 1530 1 atree NEW YORE AND WASHINGTON AIR LINE SUMMEB SCHEDULE—Jrnz 6, 1878. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, Stati m., Baltimore and Way Stations. m2., Balttmors, Bladensburg and Rotay. mi, Baltimore, Auuapolis, IFrederick ay Stations. Baltimore Breakfast at Relay aton and Virginia Springs. Parlor 7 ork. Cape, My, Philadeiphie ay TANMORE nis (Piano, Oresn, BK Sanity Spin | peer CARL RICHT unsFave st Ist. 1875. at 935 Pennsylranta avenne, Bredbury Piano Agency schon and books V ESLEYSN FEMALE COLLEGE, WILMINGTON, VEL Next Sesion will tegin THURSDAY 2 SCHUOL FOR GIRLS. Monteomery Cowniy, Md. hus acheol will be resumes on t ipal; Mademoisetlo V. R& MRS aLrn o a ye our 3 A n her of French. Boursh | )OFRENCH ROALDING “AND te a ooein, September ane, Circe: | YOUNG LADIES, No 1700 L kstores, or residence ot Princ! “of the schoo! will comm seps Im | r. Cirenta i } ® Ps 3 The best facilities are afforded for acyniring WILL RESUME Trongh and Edocation ander bomelil oTIONS IN MUSIC. pense “AN WILSON, AM. Pros aod Harmony.) SEPTEM Wemore and i ° Shen ‘ “ #TON FEMALE SeMINARY x ainmbns, Sangneky, Cinctn- | may be a ee ial MEN DAYS: grember 13, 178, St. ttabar jeer | SA PROVERS RGHOO LOY ine, No. * thh screet sorth: het ; : ISS BABROVER'S SOHOOL tor Youre La a De ap Carr i sckoiey Newer Frederick. Par | \I'SS BABRGLERS Ou open SEPTEMBER une kt Danading Supls wal Be 8.10 8 m., Washington Juuction and Way Stations, | ° clrealara apply to the Principal. 1356 1 forms apply to the principals, at 1027 12th (Metro, oitan Branch posite Franklin Park. sepi im arthwest, or procure ctroul BOs m., Baisimanre and Way em FAUST 'S SCHOOL You wGt ADIES, | be rincipal book: 1 ®. m., Raltino: a ‘ H street northwest, reopen: is hoAwD- 30.8. m., Baltinore, Bilicott City and Way Sta- per hathe = | N ne — NSW BOMGd Sastre ae ‘ork, Rosto _ HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY | per of 10:h.) will rec < * a 100 eat balance ieee Reap nso Wil re-open on WADNESDAY, September | Thore oe worth trait tensors r F ve orthwest, | Pr ber of German A Sandaye, Baitimore aud Way Sta- Sth ae o bear 16th northwest. €RRUN Teacher ft Prank yang timore, Lanrel and A L. BC OLLIERE. Teacher of French \ KST END INSTITUTE. aa Mw aaitinten fenckien and 8" A. JONES. Fnglish Awistant ee EEL OADY, Pemten, via Metropolitan Branch.) may be made to Miss New Haven, Ot. ore, Frederick aad Way Sta- a Bend for Otpeniar. jeat Sm : IVERSITY LAW DEPAR 5.00 p. pbia and delay. session commences Sep- | = — $6.10 p. m., Baltnuore, Annapolis and Way Stations ng $30 4 eno. Gt. Lovie, Louigriiie,cctare- | eccture Ro aw STEAMER LINES. brs % Dege Park, Barko- | TIE EPISCOPAL INS ‘2 aa RECUEAK Line ro ey Springs, Pui Supper at Mar SSE "it eee NOK FOLK NEW TORK #0 f r Bes- | BEV. FL. KNIGHT, DD, Heal Mas h fensb vk Break/ast at Parkersdure and PROF SOUN LOWRE. = a, a — BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE, Sixth Annual Seasion of this thurch schoad | On andafter MONDAY, July 13, 1575, the new and loommence on WEDNESDAY. t x h | ose van enn deme Meese . Farther jug ag +" | wilt make tour regular trips between WASHING 1442 Corcoran strest, | TON and NORFOLK each work JOMERSON I SEL LASSIVAL MATICAL SCHOO. 914 Mth street, between 1 atthe principal Biver Laud: Hows oY OF THE LAKE will wave WASH- Ty MONDAY and THCRSDAY at oi < ; mand NOBFOLK every TUBSDA! NSTITUT! T CLAS. AND L FOR and K, Sanare.) % AY ai The twenty-fifth annnal seasion of this school wit | “THE GANE MOSELEY will leare WASHTN begin the second MONDAY in September, the Lich TOD evers TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 30 clock day of the month ; mand NORFOLK every MUNDAY and THURS: Students fitting for € for West Point.the | DAY at 4p. m. M2.» 1.30, 3.00, | Naval Academy, or for auy of us Scientific & hooks, to Norfolk. #4; round trip tickets, $6. Meals “f i eh thorough instructton French sod te POO *. For Helmnere and —6.30 8. m., 6.00 and “— tanght in the regular ¢ EXCURSION RATES —Round trip tokets at re- ass, 808 4m. 8.30 and 11.96 p. m.,eopping | ovis Tm Friceipar, | $2004 rates to Point Lockout, Fortress Monroe aud inctog the weok.. ay ST'Ais Tyains Scop a! Viaduct Hotel, Relay House OUNG LADIES aad oy ry nee ph mae Bey ‘OF Ferther, tnformation Sppiy at the Baitimors ¥ and Ohio Tic! ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION reduction to families of fifty cents 1, Wi ogton Station, and n' and state rooms extra. Tickets good on either 486 Pennsyivants aveune, where orders will be FREDERICK, Ma. vat, and until axed. : ‘akeo for Baggage to be checked and reccived et any For Tickets. Staterooms or tnformarion fntin thee Stodics will be resumed on MONDAY, Septem. | the office of the INLAND AND SEA = THOS ¥USBARP Master of Trangportation. ber 6. suglt tw COASTING COMPANY, Room No. 2, Natioung LM. COLE, General Tieket Agent, 1 Gi EQHGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. No Fatcopailten Bask, ith erect, oppcsite Tressary J |. KOONTZ, General Agent, Je? bad Stoddard street. easing sd dey school. For = —— = z row apis to Miss LAPSCOMB. Bare ma an BE YORK AND WASHINGTON, | op. | inniyne's, 425 Tih street: Ollmen's arogpister Pe, | [CO POTOMAC BI en ramanieene srenue ns September 16th. Street cars | ‘The swift and favorite Iron Steamer ¥ Sem 23 tdec31 PILOT BOY. W. 8. Byles, Onptain NEW YORK, O8TOS. oY beving Sem thoronenly orermanied ly . : if ame her tripe for Potomac river Land 4LL POINTS IN THR NEW BNGLAND | EX inca Tursr arch 2a, and TUESDAY and cHROUGH BETWKEN. WAS EN, WASHINGTON AND 5 WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. | The eqnipracnt on thie lize fs new and of the most | segant auc improved fish, Ore IN LEAVING AT 923 AM. IS PULL- MAN PABLON CAR TRAIN EXULUSIVELY. P PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAKS Ol eDReney Levee 1875, ‘trans by The secon: FSpay, #08 ». m. Bx ¢ for Putisdelphia, New York | ms t t ds PAELC CABS on all Day Trates PALAUR ELEEVING CARS on Kofere ke |, Pleasant sche € company, uurth n ne, and OW o eet and Penney set corner of Pennsyt- POTOMAC BAIL- B atrecte Duss iF ip. Pe wi . pt or partic Coat ocared Tl for open-air’ exercise; library, maps, yn can ewe eemdes| I pparatce ard all the accessories of a first: ockad at hotels and pri- | Class seminary or college. ame aL aw ft af the offices of £1 NSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN ia 24 SATURDAY thereafter, leav’ toot of 6th street, at 7 o'clock a.m. Ber arrive in Washington every Wedveaday acc sere “s Parish, Al ‘Dust Trachen oF febgy ENE DOR Oo PEHUGH, Agen TANO. ORGAN, Ere = a ms S12 or $2. Address P.O. Box aug7i-im Mescuants: LINE OF STEAMSHIPS Tw of Ahmed JL SEMINARY, 217 A street southeast, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK, follows: j tar D.O. enn New York, | imiced Ex, oon eileen oe Trat at | and Italian. Pro ‘ 4 Gallyeneen a ‘cig ere coca mone [ Mpske, Mathematics and Latin. Mies 8: | 18 p. us. Express for Phil eacher « ting, Drawing, Water: cag dads geeont beaday ea ker tae pnd O11 color F sing. Bead Urajane, Pastel Rin fy ~ and | Drowdery. Wax Flowers and Funey Work. #0 pa. Kxprom for Philadelphia and way points Yea i an lars, to be had at store, on avenue; Par- Teh st Toom, with southern exposnre; a Martwedel’s School for Physacat a! Culture, SOO 18th street the Kindergarten, the peculiar known, especial at- instructions ne- EXANDRIA, Va, WACG LIGTOS AND GEORGETY: D.o. training ci above.” a 1th. orm nlars addreds @8 | | Db. M. BOYD, 3x j Phitsde | Lk, | font, Bsitimucre, Ma | POTOMAY BAILROAD, KE OTS AND B Stkexte NW. ee inesdey, June 2d, 76, trains will rap a | MO WRALNS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORS. 6.008 ‘ Galiy excop: Mov: | fatfalo and che Falls. | adelphia and Now , day. For ci Tiakimore, anitz. MRE for New York, dall; ss y. Parlor Oar Fretu, | Rofereners «Fast Cine Wost and North, daily exoe pt anday. 1:18 pou Wires for Philsdeiphis and“New Cy . Shnpeon. Phi MGB . Dr. D t eed Lica! Sunday edge of the French. Germau and Spanish lan in more; Charles N United States Treasure: of the Interic mery. T. J.B. . W. Blise, Washington. m. Philadelphia with — Clyde's MOi 31 VERNON SEMINAR Y—Boardine Line ef Steamers for Provi- Day S root for Youns Ladves and Litile G ‘Kugiand @estes. Ho whart- | 204 Fitrvet horibwent Washinet2a. 0. Sch a year commences NESDAY, Seq it 1 0, | course of instruction is thorough and comprehen: “iilian masters of eminence have rimeuts. Special factit an accurate and practical <pectal ee ) Bev. Bishop ‘he . Cowen, ; Hon. 8. Bhelisbarger, Perry, 6sy., Senator angi9 lin rortte route for Tourists. Finest approach to Great Britain aco i | ' Norfolk via Baitimore,datly ex | | odution# upeurpassd vous, Wont, daily, EDUCATE Tes OF Fa s ight Express AND DavohT@Rs to carn a living. « home and From NEW YORK to | cat, dally excep: Saturday, wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS CoL- GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, th; om Saturday leaves at $02 | corner 7th and L_ streets, provides «uch an or LONDONDERRY, caveation. The Practical English and Initiatory Canines 890—Cn! LYE AT BASHINGTON, — | Bneness Department receives pupils 12 years old, Return tickets at rstacea rates & Exprese, deily, pwards. The adya Susiness Department pes ot low as by any other Sine, dally except Sunday. es students without regard to age, who are £. paras | complete the conreein une Fear.” Talston, ily except Sanday Ften weeks, to be paid at perinning; m.. iatiade Expres | x eqnal monthly instalments, or awily m., limited Express from New York, ¢aily except Sunday | ¥. m., da; Express, daily exoept Sunday. wm. Accommdation, daily except Sand y from Belt ‘and the West horn Rxprest, datty except Sanday d est dally except Saud mat 7:8 @. m The gion at $85 a. me aud ius from Pope's Oreek Passengers leaving thelr orders at Ticket Office, aorthweet corner of 12h street aud Penasylvanie s¥onne, northwest corner sth street aud Poonsylva. Lis evenue, can bave thelr baggage onlled for and ecked at b r ). he. ding to thet ANNIRE. & points North 4 aud residences to all tickets to Cipeia: try oar begine WED: FMORIAL Corner Mth and N street undersigned b the above named act the Misses Ackerman and Cow ‘This school w h 2878. Appl time, payable in four ¢ A redactien of $10 on year 15 on Wife schotarship, for cash, 8. Students mas ‘enter for ‘These from abroad may to $25 per month. Scho cha scee of ool ispay . SEPTEMBER | - take o or adress, for Uinstrated ciroular, | “Oertus catwant peoeen hon iieecpstown @ Sew SERRCER, Press. York or Boswun, crowing Meridia of 5 at 48 lat., oF ALL. SELECT SCHOOL FOR | nothing to the north of 8. YOUNG LADIES, ‘On the homeward Ming resigned the charge of oh, take ar former SE BRITISH AND NORTH. ROYAL MAIL STEAM BETWEEN NEW YOxuxK AND POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, kom Bew You AMERICA va mitcnt Faow New Youe and West sh nati, Colum- 2 dna, Indianapolis, Leuiay , New Or- OLY Geoss CHURCH. gece, Cul-ngs, Ohintin, San Franciaco, aed all pointe SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIKLS. Wee Wore, Noctenn a ioe @ku. 0. WILKINS, Beperintoudens, ‘Ag children a thoroughly good treining io D. 51. BOYD, Jr., Gen? Paso’t Agent, ari Sip Rinna Brose, Scnol wit. on SB, »lith day of ber, in the € QREAT Building, er reet and Massachuset: 1875 PENSSYL\4N\8 BOUTS {875 se portiwerd ne 2 ae — RUSTE WEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, | tent teachers” aa a foliowa | “Apply. to Rector, at hile residence, 1613 P street west, or at Chapel. at 6 p. ork MBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUT (MaLe.) *, Pa.—An Aeademicy Commercial and Coll Bel - 23d Sop e hours by vedi om : ear! Five, 4 Yuet Im zy. 0. EGE & BON Peer acu ant Rid .—The eighth annual session Sr eas nately T3, HOME SCHOOL, Mise A. ANSON, a, removed