Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1875, Page 4

es a |S RT pt re EVENING STAR ‘THURSDAY....September 9, 1875. Weather Protabvilities To-da}. OFFICE oF CaIFF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASEINGTON, For New Er ziand, an clear weather and slight rise of temperature durirg the rest of Thursday, with increasing easterly io southerly winds and falling ba- rometer. LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer in the business office of THE STA ranged to-day as follows: 8 a. m., 72; 10 a. m.. 74; 12 m., 78; 2 p. m., Sl. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted to-night at 1045p. m.. and extinguisher at 3.50 a. m. Attention is Invited to the attraction at the Metropolitan Presbyterian Chuerch this evering; free toall. See advt. The Mutual Base Ba!) Club (colored) have left here on a tour east. and will play at Lowel, M: They will be absent three weeks. Charles Holey, 12 rearsold, while hunting yesterday shot bimsels accidentally in the Tight irg below the knee, but was not seri- ously frjured Mr. Mattingly, the recetver in the case of Cravdeli against the Washington City Savings B K. expects to be able te drelare another itors of 10 per cent. Per cent. <o far. biack Hawk Tribe No. 1 arrencedag excurs Saturday next, and LOR m to Richmond on reaching Richmond at 5a. m. . Tickets only £2.75. ‘sheen made by the Mary- lety to have the large ‘ongressional Rotante gar- the Departm of Aagrte ture, to be sent to the Centennia and re- pm, t a there during Its continua ee. An extra trip (and last Memorial Chrreh (Lu tendered 4 ‘the season) of the h has been managers of ctrsions have been among Aud sticcessiul of the season. phen sk The Missing Safe Barglars. identiication of the Barre Bank Robber. On Tuesday last Mr. Colambuas Alexander etter from a party in alias Mil rerned in District Attor here, was Under arrest ther: visited the Distriet At- | torney’ ce for the purpose of | ng | What ection corl¢ be taken to seenre the risener’s attendance hi alleged s Alexaner, immer ta te eral’ s of AN INTERVIEN WiTH JODGE PIERREPONT to in ther the case wont! pro ¢ ferview was a pleasant oz ard Tadiscussion 2s to whether | ncent a parties gla ed that if thy Buch an order in eXistenee 2g Woalkl pr the further pax ation of the cas be reveked. and immediately senta disy Janee BS x as the parity who w ider S allowed fylog Mi) day morn ihe cou going to U Object and p THE PRISONER IDFENTI that they in @ sh an t ¥ of the 5 from that Dieked out the Lt w num! a Bliss as the board on t t the safe was crknowerige that he was the in @ conversation with Major he was pretty well & Fs by } he are infor of the whereahor ¢ cepot in this city he ten mer. arrive Teloe & A. m., and of the pri ground. and Mayor fee musie by the ¥ Kev. W.S. Ha W. C.T. of tahs of te tands enterta beer and a ha barked THE Fx¢ last e js “83 ia respect. The L gally decorated Wi from. lar e members the wa. y LAL with vy enter- ra Ooieih cla. king @ bean he riv 7 rei some very saloon of the steame y reach thusiastic Teett: daring tuvls i quity of Jerome J. med to have an in- » mail contracts of John and Hornia, and on tae ned a temporary re- uing Sixth Auditor Auditor Lilly from iind’s accounts. On « yesterday Mr. W. A. ries Pelham aj ed for Hinds. and . Wells and ex-Attorney- General Wi iams for the Allman. Judge Olin said that tae court would in no case assume jurisdiction to decide how a@ gov- ernment auditor should settle an account. If it did se the court would refer the cases to its own auditor for settlement, a mani- fest im ‘ibility. Hie, therefore, dissolved the injunction, and left the case open to settle the copartnersh tp rights of the parties. ee ATTEMPTS AY SvICIDE.-—A mon + Thos. W. Presman attempted sutcite ist nigh? by taking lan¢anum. This is his ttempt of the kivd within the past : ceps @ hatter’é shop on F, b> tween 10th and lith streets. and his matid is thought to be impaired. H='s confinet in the Central guarthouss, and is to bs s2ut to Abe Providence hospital TuE MILTONIAN Ts tion at Ford’s Opera He ‘Afternoon, ave gigantic aud starting represent tions of the great events described in Milton's * Para- dise Lost.” Tiere will doubtless be a rush to see this great panorama to-night. FAUX, On exhihi- a Goon Prstness Citaxce.—Hamilton « Pearson advertise, uucer the head of * Bus:- ness Cuancet,’ a farm and several thousaad doliars casi in exchange for city residence. ——————— POCKET ROOKS made by Langfeld, alesphia Prigg'* Jewetry “tore, N street Lest month, maxing 2 total of 40 | M.. have | trains will leave the | Baltimere and Potomac depot at 11 o'clock | pec at Baltimore. and arttedto the ex- | ~ nicht left for | her Major | » | anest I drew a vout } HE LATE TREASURY ROBBERY. Hearing in the Case of T. W. Brown. Some Important Testimony. The preliminary hearing of the case of Theodore W. Brown, charged (with Ottman and Halleck) with the larceny of $47,097.63 from the United States Treasury on the 20 day of June last, was continued after our re- port closed yesterday afternoon in the Police Court before Judge Mills—Messrs. Wells and Wilson for the government, and Mr. Wm. A. Cook for defence. WM. LUMSFORD’S TESTIMONY. Wm. Lumsford continned his testimony, saying that when they (witness and Calvert) foond Brown, he seemed somewhat excited one looked rather hard at Calvert, and after- wards explained that he thonght he was a delective oificer. j Cress-examined by Mr. Cook:—Witness | told Brown that Mr. Kelly wished to ses him about that 3500 note. At the time Brown asked to have the bill changed be did it openly, and showed no desire for conceal. ment. “CLOSE TO THAT $47,000." George W. Calvert was sworn, and testified that he was present at the time when Brown came to get the note changed, and was real- ing the EVENING STAR. It was about ten | oclock. After he left some one remarked of the note that It had been pretty close to that 217,000. They looked at the note, and some | one expressed the opinion that the note was & counterfeit; witness, with Lamsfont, a the request of Mr. Kelly. went to Otim | about it, and learned front 1"s his har-keener | that he was in New York: reported to Kelty | who asked them to go and se» Bro | they found bim he looked confrset: 1 ina barber shop at the correr of the 4 E street. between th and tith: hy along with them willingly to Kelty's : t:— Kelly asket bim wh vat Ottman sent Bim to cet that: —thar ¢ man was in New Yors: denied this, and offered! to go ar an, but did not find him: Ott aiterwards offered to tak: THE ALEXANDRIA Wm. Wilkening sworn: Street: had known Oft.man for severa) years | Saturday, July 3tst, he came to witness and sked him if he had a sefe. said he was Z to Seratoga, and he wished to find a safe place to deposit a va'uable package o papers: witness replied tha: he had no safe { to lake it and deposit it ags bank at Alexandria, as nis. He consent Pxtday brought the pe ftness placed in a bureau drawer up ad afterwards took it to Alexandria elivered it to Portner, telling him tat | it belonged to Ottman and | posit for safekeeping. , ness snpposel, to vith his but witness was surprised to see him y or two afterwards, At this meeting he asked him if he bad deliveret that ge to the b: went } cs had been but was add ta ed back om ir « to rejoin his ess had not s ered box was b portant by intendeat of Port Kept vss is sup formerly man said the p prance and other rms with Ottman; nothing Wit after NTENIS OF THE PAC DRED DOLE | bir on the 1th of st by | property clerk of the Metropolitan po | Wasinthe brown paper wrapper u } put the cashier's seal or it | away as @ speeinl deposit; examinat the Ke afterwards In company with Deve nt; there were twenty-nine $30 U. legal ten tes; the packag same as those received been in his possession mn Writtenon { en scratched ou could see the fa of other letters; when reeeived and no changes nade; should think there was the “r," and the name looksas if it were a short one, and the last lette + tite asmall letter and is than the others. Cross-cxamined. letters T. W. tra © box ital Can m ake ou | box w ben Detect 1 calied « © Sergea’ 1 pe eae {ror as frow W. KK. Her pae! gust, i 2 me two bac t leces of p said hie w: yh raid to last want to he then ed tiem to them: rry one ¢ 5 to Mr. Reed, and get a he also gave'mea note the beer man, asking him to foley Tgeott Ol, and to teal theusand would do know a I was io bury it | place; 1 gave t fresh und say It i right: when i was to te: all tre covers e one With bis name into = pieces. He offered me $5,000 if S, OF @ houseatnd lot: if T did uot rson te trust the box to. f eWhere a mark the sto Ih m; the pv me, but to Detective city; regarded that I was to tins ed lo tunis before at the FOUR $1.0) NOTES. M. Procte fed Liat he wi | restaurant b have j Seven or eight | Riggs « Co., wh nis Wats tn Ti cat part of bis place of business, and in the Ottman told me then that he had mé papers to fix at § ‘8; I got money, and afterwan © particular depomination; he hanced me back thyee of the four notes, and asked me | to keep them a little while; I'then, at his re- | quest, bad one of tue notes changed into twenties; next saw him in my restaurant in | the Baltimore and Potomac depot, nud then again in the station house; at police head- | quarters he gave me a note to carry to Alex- andria; I left this note in the privy at Alex- | andria, that is, 1 used it as waste paper; th: note was addressed to Mr. Reed, and asket | bim to deliver to me a package addressed in | bis name, on Sunday morning Ottman gave | nie another note for Reed, which I retursed to him again; carried both of the notes with | me to Alexandria on Sunday morning; both were addressed to Reed. Here the witness | was banded a piece of paper to ientify; he | could not swear positively to its being’ the | same note, but recognized it as Ottman’s writing; it was his impression that it was tof the note. Crons-examined:— Witness Was not told by Ottman that the package contained papers | nti! Sunday morning; Was runner for the | | lank of Riggs & Co. for thirteen years; the | p oney I got on the check was iu $1,000 uotcs, | | for of them; gave one to Ottman and cetec- tives received $2,960 from me when they called for it. | The counsel for defendant demanded that | the contents ef the package opened be made *pown, but the court rulec that they need not be. Mr. Cook then asiced that all the tos mony relating to it be ruled out. Mot!on de- nied: Cross-examination then resomed:— | brown was eed mae in any form, nor his _ in condection with the | DETECTIVC WELFRESH tified that he knew Oltman well: was | shown the taken out of th | closet on thé sthof Plaine | August, at the Lee 8 ‘on and identified itt C.’ M. Roberts wae vresent when it was fished out; Proctor and | in were talking togetber when witness | ttmen tear something up and throw it | | exceptic into the closet and the crank, went in and recovered one Plece: the writing ‘on the back was done by Detective McDevitt; went to Alexandria on Sanday to the package but could not; went the following day and saw Reed, and delivered him the note or order, which he has still in his ion; aiso another one delivered to mer; the package was taken ont of the vault and opened in the back reom in my ees the twenty-nine notes;) it was then de- ivered to Major Richaris and afterward to the Treasury; showed the package to Treas- urer New and Mr. Spinner, and then brought } neon to —- arters a ee — to the property clerk; recogniz e wrappings and Identified them as those on tne box when it was first opened; also identified the | boy; after it was opened and examined, the Money was replaced in 1; the scratehing on the back of the box was also there com- mented on it at the time of the first opening, bot did not make out the letters. OTTMAN'’S ACCOUNT AT RIGGS & C.’8. (©. H. Bestor wstified that he is bookkeeper at Riges & Co's bank; Ottman'’s account was first opened July 1th. The following statement of his account was offered: Wm. H. Ottman in kecount with Riges & Co. 157: July 20. cheek Angust 7, chee! August 9, check Balance 1875. July 13, deposit... duly 25, deposit ‘Angost 16, Dra ynee. the bookkeeper bad” no the character of die Ceposits. whether notes, irafts, or otherwise, the prosecution hes and for the app -arance of the h will explain this mat- ter full G.C.Van elevator whe. HAL ad that he was on the kage was first missed. S ADM NS. ECK L TONS. John Y. bonn knew Halleck; saw him after his arrest and bim at Police with a Mr. he took the moi bory it. but O} terest; Mallee 1 a conversation with r. until art about Brown; this, he said, foorta party in the matter, ined.— Halleck satd he w. aware that Brown bad any knowledge eftair until his arrest ee The Southern Meryland Railroad in Court, Yesterday in the Equity Court. Judge Olin, ihe ease of the Washington City and Point Look railroad (Suit. Walker and others) agninst the Sonthern Maryland rail road (Smoot and otuers), for an and receiver, (in which Mr. N. F. pointed rec rsome ¢ boup, General Dunean jel Clarke for ¢ 8. S. H 1, General 7 G. Harris and E. C. Ingersol ants. The court was occ hearing the bil! read, swer of the South S. Smoot, its presh swer states that the de that the franchises eiaimed h are enjoined lep state Ctea © ak ties fo the sa holt the defendar notes, (and i defendant received ch the creditors’ commilice as coliat whieh are not yetdue, Also, that + 4 Pidesourobtamed judgment in ut preme Court of the I : wos issued and re that this me IT & 4S) attorm and ‘snit) has been br in the supertor court of Baltimore ¢ }and yet tt parties to this | The defendants make eneral dex the charges of bad mai ment ar plication of the fund: cit y that ii were uni- reaser r that such priges were ably economical, and t ment of the interests of the co: pare favorably with that of any pany in the United States. They show thet 46 miles have been graced 4 bridges ard eniverts built rearty for ties a “18; that the rights-of-way fore miles hi en obtal y admit the filing of the bill foran tn tion in Prince George county, in which r WAS appointed, yay out notice, and si to the grent injury sugh the bill is Ik A tissne of slanderans 1a all books and papers are i te that hanes of the receiver of the court and impossible to answer the interrogate without access te £411 books. 1 mn City and the defoudan 3 @iso that not L of te which ts not i in law ore just and cag hity, but for will sw vot is Locessi Lowest, faithfal : be crmment net ad placed inthe & fort of th nilelons urer of the i us ¢ rececd Sents bel prospect of lists for ample mess, and to com- thern to pay nd-equip suid 5 liroad «morning the ss the bill progress whe nts moved to dis- nents thereon was in ort elk LY ricos, f, porter hor rhasting pice ch 1 P Ps Sheepshead, 75: t bunch : fn per Ib.; Sait Water ) shake “aif ‘tay ie tae; Cod, 1239045 per ib.; Lobstur, 15. Clams. 1.00 per 10. PAL eg ty it dper ni Celstazes 308 Tomati+s r ples, 25 per pk 1 per pk, dc ‘phia p: choic roll, #; Tair do adh per Io. 75a1.25 per pair; Ducks, 25 per Pociray.—Cy 75a1.00 per pair. WHAT TAXPAYERS OUGHT To Knrow.— The sections of the tax law for the current year, prescribing the time of payment, are ©f partienlar interest, now that the time is drawing So near forenfe: cing tae penalty for yment. ‘The sections are as follows: That if one-half of the tax bLerein pou the real property taxed by this id on or before the first day of October, 1 said instalment sball thereupon be in arrears and delinquent; and, there shall be addet, to be collected with such taxes, a penalty of two per centum upon the amount thereof on the first day of each succeeding month until payment of said instalment and penalty; and, if said in- sStalment shall not be paid on or before the first day of April, 1876, tozether with the one- balt of sald original tax due on or before the said first day of April,a like ity shall be aided on said last one-half of such tax; =nd the whole together shall constitute the delinquent tax on such part or parcel of land, to be dealt with and collected in the manner prescribed nd aw. See. 5 provides for the sale of such pro yy in arrears on the second Tuesday of June, 1876, which can only be redeemed within two years thereafter. a OFFICERS INTALLED.—At the meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. O. F. last night, the following officers Were installed:—L. B. Al- iyn, 33. T. Feuy. DPD. G. M.; Jos. H. » G. W.: P. H. Sivect, G. 8; Sam'l Wise, G. T.; Wm. R. McLean and J. F. Havenner, G. Reps. 5. Ly F. Ran C.; M. Moulden, G. G.; G The following officers of Degree Lodge, No. 1, LO. 0. F., were tn- stalled at Odd Fellows’ Hall, navy yard, by Past Grand Sire F. D. Stuart, oa Tues- da; nig: = Wm. R. MeLean, N. G Eliza . Thompson, V. G.; Anna E) Simons, R. S.; Mary B. ce pe 8; 5 Ley M. Martin, Con.; Jos. 8. Martin, O. S; Lewis I. Shoemaker, lL. 8; Mary E. McLean, B.S. toN. G; Jane Wive, LS. to N.G.; Mary T, Perrie, R.S.to V. Gz Mary Gis, L. S. to V. G.; A. E. P, Cross, Caap. levied act shall not be Maryiaud | THE COCRTs. os POLICE CouRT—Jwige Mills pro tem. To-day, Patrick MeDana forfeited col- lateral. Samuel Opdyke, same. Robert Mathews, same. Edward Lawson, indecent exposure; $10. Jobn G. Edwants, profane; #5. David Sounds and Charles Jones forfeit- et collaterais. James Frere, climbing on ark fence; £5. Thomas Mansell forfeitet. ‘obert Hazel, charged with carrying a pis- tol; $20, Frances Austin,a stout old female, having @ familiar face at Police Court, was charged with being too toud and boisterous in her street conversation. Mr. D. Murohy | testified to the fearfully vulgar and profane | language used. Mrs. Austin cross-questioned. witness, but her manner «litn’t strike the court very favorably. Otuer witnesses corroborated the testimony of Mr. Murphy, and the court imposed a fine of $10. Anna Dean was sent down as a vagrant. James | Gray, assavlt ard battery on Mr. Thomas erry, a well-known citizen, who testified beat Pilot Boy, on Wednesday, at the 6th Street wharf. Griy was in is way, and Witness asked him to get out of th> way, when Gray struck him a violent blew on the hea’, knocking him down; $10 and costs. ‘amuel Rich, assanit and battery on Catheerine | Jones; sid and costs. Mrs. Frank Tenber, assault and battery 02 Wilhelmina Heuber, an elderly Geeman lady, with a broom stick, striking her sev- eral severe blows across the shoulers a: a back, and doing her great personal ip jars Dr. Crounse testified to attending Mrs. Henu- her and to the severity of her injuries. Mrs. Tenber is a thick set and powerfal woman, and the difficulty arose abont children’s quarrels. Several witnestes testified to see- ing the blows inflicted. Mrs. Honber testified that she was coming from the pump with a Pa of water, when this woman assaulted ier. A witness for defendant testified that . Heuber struck Mrs. Teuber's child on way from the pump and insulted the ther; £50 and costs or three months in jail. a Heuber, assault ard battery on aber, a child. The father of the ebild testified that Mrs. H. knoekel the child. down with the water bucket: $1, the court re- marking that if the defendant was not able to pay ithe would Pay, it himself, Mrs. 8, Walker, assault and battery on Jenny Jack- son, a colored woman, who testified that de- fendant and herself are neighbors: that de- fendant knocked a hole In the brick fonnda- lion of her bouse for the purpose of letting her deg run under. This dog annoys her very much with berking and fighting; she went Into the private alley of defendant's house to stop up the hole, when Mrs. Waller assaulted her. Witnessea for defence testi- ithat it was a private alley, a rs. Jackson was @ trespasser, and t no more foree was used than necessary to eject her. It was also shown that Jenny made pretty lively nse of ahatchet on Mrs. Walker during the time; dismissed. Jenny Jackson, assault and battery on Susan Walker; dis- missed. —— Sas ANOTHER OL en Deap.—Mr. J. T. Evans, iti died this ear ot his age, Mr. by strict integrity and attention assed a considerable fortuue. fine. 8th. GEORGETOWN. TRE CATTLE MARKET.— Messrs. Meanr. vi to-day at ttle at from er pound; 1.309 sheep and lamb: 1.000 sold at from 3 per pound for old per head for lambs: 5: calves sold at from £25 to = GRAIN TRADE —The of the Mere s Exchang to Sales of from $ 1.49 per bust RivzR AND Cana Lizzic can, fre bushelsof wheat for Hartley & Bro. schooner Dead Shot, from Norfolk, with 50,000 feet lumber for Wheatley Bros. yoner Enoch Moore New York, with ¢ for Don: \—Roat attic & Bessie witn 3.400 bushels wheat and 100 barrels of flour fur Hiartley & Bre a’ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wall St ae ‘To-day. New York. S+ says —Gold contina is, if possible, more denn alized than yesterday. The epeuing price for coil was NS, and ve been At WS.s%de. Borrow " 4 for use ers of sterling. hate z rates fer sterling bi for demand. These to 45355 for 60 days and 434% oreeare stillabowe rates for ioexs, aud abifal whether a red ang 456 would bring business. Mon ¢ change as set, call loans bring 242% por the most common ne for Rocd Government jd, and ‘ a racitic Mail. and graph, which wavn Boon ah foll weet We nored. 1 34a40, prime re ed red, 1 Wats, « Me aniper, LA i Cort’ steady—southern wh € stern mi h buyer secon firm, #, Wall; clear rib side + Wialt oF E4kLE CLOTHLYG. } BOS? HOOL SUITS, CHUUL SUITS, tESS SUITS 3 SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, ALSO, 8 SUITS, S SUITS, S BUSINESS SUITS, S BUSINESS SUITs, A. STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, sug-tr Three Doors from 11th Street. D®* Goons, CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS, AND Keers PATENT £ARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS | , Receiving new supplies daily for the fall and win bp store building ra ing thr ueh pe stock. Store building rann! ’ | trom Tthetreet t Kho. 92 ita sireor and TOU K street. j ee W.W. BURDETTE & 60. sepe-tr USEKERPERS 2 | t HO! Fi ef with Bau or refurnishing GLAsaWaARZ, CROCK ENY. Al FURNISHING GOODS, Sarks They reaire ‘at our store, of go.d quali yt lowe prices, VERIDGE. Mase sRETERIE2®..., er ‘ peps-6t* thathe was on the cangway of the steam- | CITY ITEMS. TRADE SUPPLIFD with Nature's by Charies Stott & Co., wholesale druggists, | No. 4 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, j b. Cc. 95.1: | wate miny ix Dot #0. P, e's er | 946 removes tin and freckles, | eee ter ereloaniny For Gentlemen © 10,000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con- chas, at 10 cents each: no discount todealers. These Cigars are selling at li cents in New York. Puitipe H. Warp, 926 Corner 18th street and Pa. ay. HEADQUARTERs for genuine imported Ci- gars at 611 Pennsylvania avenue. 916 Ivory in coral set, When ‘twixt parties’ lips you see, Sezodont, “tis safe to det, Beautifies the ivory. sae eS To CURE A CouGH, to relieve all irritations of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore ericet soundness and health to the most del- cate Organization of the human frame—the lungs—vse Wistar's Raisam of Wild Cherry. 50 cents and $1 a bottle, large botties much the cheaper. io TAKE TIME by the forelock and send en garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be- fore the rush Of work commences at the new e works of A. Fisher, No. 906 G street, ear 9th, orto his old stand, 618 9th street, opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality, re- spectabie work and reasonable terms. 9,11 Sctinaicocilo aaa Corns Extracted Withont Pain, So the shoe can be worn with ease. Buntons, Incrowing Nails, Vasenlar Excrescences, and other ailments of the feet successfaliy treated, at Dr. White's establishment, 15th | Street, opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a. m.to6 p.m. ~ DR. C. W. BENSON'S Celery and Chame mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price 50 cents a box, postage free.” Sold by all and Charles Stott & Co., 489 Penn- ania avenue, Wa 8.5,c01: ete hess bad RFTHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va, Wm. W. Smith, senior princi by the highest edueat ginia. Rates rer horitiesot Vir- ‘ably reasonable; much | the state. 59,0010 a $50 to £10.00 has been Invested In Swok Privileges and paid 900 per to do it.” A book on W ‘all street, sent free. EDUCATIONAT, | RS. GENER(L WRERLER WILU ME the datics of hor seheal oc MONDAY inet 1 September, at No. 37 Market street. Georgerowm, 9b ; = reson her 12'S) BUCTIONS 7 IDS! BOCTIONS Whar No tel t atrert tecen hk an! 1th ereet, pear the Sh ard Math-street o: sepo 3: t abY pha SEW VE yaa Wit re | det lesms in the AKT ¢ . 4 FLOWERS for afew weeks on!v. Terms reasonable Th Specimens can be seen at 204 Peasy lvania a- enue east, Capitol Hill, M enh Np ret SE LO TOUNG La OLBS, * Mre ANGELO J " WVASEINGTON coNsBRYATO etwds : Witte Hall. No 432 om meg bag inom Voice. 6i . Organ and — Bes SSO ee ckee ctronlas Terme € iW the scholastic fear for students from n those of any stintlar iustitation in | reent. protit. “How | Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York. 83: GEORGETOWN ADVER’N'Ts. 4 (he District toe from No chara ther states $280 per year—ome erie PROF. Low navn: aay TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING, ‘Will resume his class and private musical iosi. action SEPTEMBER 13 Apply at Metrerott’s or Ellis’ Music Stores seps lw K SPER canten. payal | se eure ws'e Oneld t tho HOE a ny osnd exams MONDAY and TURSD for Board and Twition annually in ad: an Cai tes No TOSI G ant Hl vorthwa are nikon Biss SUSIE Garman. and American { be Facults woe’ tthaedn indergartew y = mare _ mary and H aT. MARV S FRMALE SF urwany Septem orl om s 0. Mary's St. Mar, s o0 , we, strnetion fo K Reopens 0 z fem will be Mise Bur the = further particulars arply to the Principal at Le bi then thas . Portion stnee B84. Droit Park_or fo Mist NORE. Aswiciare Tan het, - No 11008 vet pee PXCSeNATION CHURCH scHOOE, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDKEN, No. 1115 M Staxer. Convex or WH, NW Rav. i, L. TOWNSEND, Be Miss MAC Leo ednontay., Bop: haw $9 FRANALIN ST ' xx. M teonth Annual Seeston of thie Rnetien Bove and Day Scho for Young reopen on THURSDAY. September Me HP. LEPERVRE Princ EMOVAL—DAVID E. YOUNG'S Millinery and Faney Goods Establishment re m from No.IU1 Bridge street, town, to No. 113 Bi new ‘end complete GOODS has been a plete store in Grorget: A Visit ts solicited W, #. WHEATLEY’s STEAM DYEING AND OLSANING ESTAP- LISHMENT. 49 Jeflerson Stren, Georersown, D. 6 Established, 182. Preminm awarded. 1:57. larved and improved, 1874, weertng ment making it the most com n to select from. ang? mo Ladies and Geutiemen’t parel of every description, 1 te Veils and Trimmings, Kid Gioves ed or dved; alto, Curtains and te. Carpets and Blankets cleaned doring the Summer months, Send us yonr address and we will call for and rs turn work at any place in the Letrict free of extra charge. Work received and revcrned by mai fress from and to any place intra coantry 7 PIANOS, éc. HE STIEFF PIANOS, ausurpased tn tone, _ tonch, ard dural ‘On easy a 237th street nomhwest, (halt square above Patent Oiive.) F large discount for cash. GL. Pienos and aif instruments tuned and repaired. WILD & BRO-. Sole Agents, Planes for reut. tr A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE WOuLv- 5B én ie bead KNABE PIANUS—Parior, rs re-Grand, Square and U bright Pianos MeCammon'’s celebrated anos. 7-octaves, fall toned. Pianos frora other well- icnown factories, which we will also sell the most accommodating terms. Taning attended to. Mrs. O. BEICHENBAOH, street, a few doors above Pa ave “ DECKER BRO.8” PIANOS ARE THE BEST made in the country. They take the, lead of ail first-class inetraments, being = rivaled in beauty of tone and perfection : mecbaniam tp every detail. Prices reasonable. Terms easy. G. KUHN, Sole Agent, €32 New York avenus, Washington, D. 0. > regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent mayitr HOTELS, SPINGLER House, UNION SQUARE, N. ¥. EUROPEAN PLAN. A SELECT FIRST-CLASS HOTEL fa the he: of the city; convenient te all places of business charehes, theaters, Sc. Stages and street cars pas All steamboat piers, ferries, and rail Guests find amore uict, comfortat ps “home” at the 8 } nat tie larger first pished rooms 1 per is saved ax Union Squar ed Ly street Cars or stag os. angl2-Im J. F. FROST, Proprietor 2 MEDICAL, é&o. A. LEO ‘The old ed Ladies Physician, zs REMOVED TO 3G Savatoaa ak © RT, BaLtiMons. Ladies desiring treaimont of any complaint can consult bim with the ut i rate rooms Sor lady pi jyi3-2m* CTjONS $1 PER BOTTLE. Con- eat Dr, DARBY S, LIS ty xt vlan ES. WILSON—A thoroughly expo- | BP rienced xd scientific ladies’ Physician. aud Midwife, 3 ladies at their homes, or pleaeact rooms t the Doctor's private Fesidonce. Consultation contdeutial, Offic, 76 Park st, pear Saratoga st., Baltimore. mas5 ly TEA. B BOSN ORTH, ot the Wasiagton Bico- | BP tropathic Institation, 918 B strest aurthwest, cures uli wervous aud chronic diseases of whatever “OF All complaints incideut to Fx- sex of Childron a apeciaity. Gal- lectro-chemical BaTEs, the most Invig- h giviug baths Kbown to modern ‘examination free. iD TSON, FROM BALT! | ed at 424 Wth street northwest, nearly opposite the ‘Oitice, every WEDN ED: | DAY end SATURDAY, trom Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, Gleot, Stricture, Syphilis. and Spermatorrhora, Cases of Fonu series recently coutracted cured ind t in ail its stages quick: y eradicated from t mercury. Spermatorrh: d abuse in youth, causing loss of and inewuity, ral debility, orcanto 8, impateney irritability ymptoras u, indigestion, _dimaese 0 sciences, Consultation an KROBDER KR. can Bos band can rely u tically and honorably treated. Refers High testimonials which be now holds trom th ag Physicians of Fal'imore. Office 424 10: west B09 p.r mard ly VEGETABLE OOVGH SYRUP — case of Whooping Coagh that cannot BOGERTS VEGETABLE Co It ie also the best in nee for Coughs elds, Moarsone: all Bron- chiat Aftections Drnegiste and wh O.. and by the prog novia ly t t . 1 i + 1312 G street northwest. JATTASS VEGETAB AND ANTi-BILIUOLS PILLS Aan general family physic they are unrivaled, and superior to patent pills generally in thts: They are home made. and con-eqnently sways fresh. They contain no mercury or other mineral substance, or snything cise injurious. ‘They cumbine these three Most essential qualities—mildness, uniformity and certainty of action. Every dose uces tts leith mate result, Some of the diseases in which they are specially recommended aa affording speedy relief or cure are habitual costiveness, cold, nervous or sick be ache. dyspepsia oF indigestion, liver complaints abd Dilious disorders generally, Jaundice and’ piles, cuakie ek ae et cured yond cheerfully testify to their gene: iclency as tt pill for the milion, applicable alike to the weakly or robust, children or adults. Price per box, 25 ceuts; wiil be sent by mail to any part of the country on receipt of price. ARTHUR NATTANS, Drnggist, aug?0-tr 2d and D streets northwest. BeTTLES WANTED. BOTTLES WANTED. Highest cash prices paid for ALE AND POBTER BOTTLES, Persons having such bottles on aud them remiovea by sending address to U4 #8 have SAMUEL C, PALMER, Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, eugll-tr Georgetown, D. 0. Sas, 13 MAKING 4 BIG NOISE IN BOY y: 4 i Oo PAS cee apn Cons: LOAN OFFICE, anid New York avenue, entrance on York syenue, The most fp the city. | Mower loaned at the lowest rai ‘ cf interest on Goll and Silver iamonds, apd Pinted Ware. Gave, Pistols L. utlegen's Clothing, | ] | | 1 } ~~ . ~ wer S MAKVLAND COLL noe +08 STUDENTS OF ROTH NENES, ae IN SEPARATE KPAKTMENTS, ne ut basing a tall corps Prof T.REALY homi-Avnnal Semon t SEPTEM INSTITUT, t *, with frill informers to terme ty Pr ay. he . turmiehed gra Aa 3.7 WARD ob - 4 Wester r, Ma. 1 tale bratning tern om to be had at Bookstores, or 4 4 ba 197 — 97 andi STANMORE SCuCoT — : BS Sanity Sprincs, Mon Mr W t The « mot this se al J « Principals first tober part ‘ . ae he 0 dingtate #72 ABOLINE WMTLL cc rpeof tent rs tn the Bag cs a ait Goreme be So Pratogsor | niin e and De + Leeturere VWI eso ; t8 as are Urenenar HIS IN. TRUCTIONS IN W lhe m and strictty (Plape, OF need Harn ants oa, i KR Ge. 1S74. at . ta The Bradbury Pian & x re and Bee Circpiare at the ete may be lett ISS BAK SUMINARY LE ASE h. For ciren hy a JSSLVN SEMINABN MMIAN UN < pA rill re ren on Wer LUMBIAN UD anal h TOR, O.€. ith. mt SU street, pew > . Sp .et pares AY DEPARTMENT ogous Sop Pre Lb COLLIERY. Teacher of ch Soptember Ith ra ONES. Enelish )-=!<tant _e y Aisiication maybe Mies KOSS. No. MEET Ohi 534 Tstree ; augsl Sw om JOWELL TATIONAL IN MENT LL. SEL AN Me EMORIAL MALL. SELECT | tember 6.5 M YOUNG LADIES E EFS reer Mth and N treets northwest T BE uri are STITUT The Six rman and fe perthenit for | FYANS HREESN bo WILLIAMS, ef Septenter, F 1 wii! re-open on MONDAY, Soptembor the }2 A patients | | of Seminary 1 : be 5 4 SELFr CLASSICAL AND MATH R- s MES 8 EN 18: MATICAL i VOL FUR BOYS, M43) FRE AS ait) 914 ath street, mA set Ry (Frankia | St HO0L FUR YOUNG LADIES, No 1700'L . ret, Weshrmeion. £9. C. The twenty fi | ay d + of the «heel w ‘nce on the begin the Reoun i hoof Septanter. Circolars Tt 2th of | the sche} and book st nel ow Nou 1. Fok BOYS ANT ‘AN Sept. 6th, at th mT '. Hi Capi lan _ 7 7 _ i bre _ | Weer ESD NstiTeTE — | GERORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. Mo st | MES. 6... CADE: Princtya, | Aw Sted rect. Boarding and day «chiel. Bor | + terms apply Miew LIP M Bal- | lunityne =, 42% 711, street- iin. Pa. | avenue. & September bith j i | | 208 Fer to 9p. m., ia all | H1LY SUPPLIES. Paes Within cae ROS ACs cea os leud’s Churet, wii Serr. ¢. F ode’ by ketore oT pri hes WM, LINKINS, 729 20 ere. Ww « STREET FROZEN OUR DINNER 10 ONS WATES ERED AT Twenty Lessons S18 oF #3 627 b DEL (ctarize SEMINARY, 2 CANTELOUPES, PEACHES i kinds & 7 in Ure LOUISE ___ YM LANKE NS & MS MIBICK | ” ~ - to = © WFIDMAVER, 7 | “7 AND “KAUPHY. 3! faced TEA FPEE ti be ptowet PeOreeRs asad ia ler Mark 2 and at Carnet oi 3th ma i ations, and price Tee 1149 Center Maries, t wing wept ly oe IMMER RESORT EXCHANGE HOTEL, MANAESAS, VA, al Cult fon te the eof which ar jon I= al cegrary for thy pers: S et. For ps: Mops. EHSON SEMINAR Y— ion Bay Schoo porches 4 Tarnished, The country is t at chittr ANNON, Pe 185.0 et yeor conquer AY, + $ Tr! cyte gt ingire nse th rongh avd empeeben- | ———— — five, Tene ad uMtere of enstnence hers | Charge of the variins deoarim=: ts. “Bpecial fect DEVLIN & OC., ties for the ft somef in accurate aud practical kne ech. German au bronght | Palpitation, of th | Sight or giddiness, | © (NEW YORK, 06 F STREER. CUSTOM DEPAKTM ENT. uC FOB CUS CUSTOM THADE WE LBP THE esate, WaSHine 2287 ASsORTER STOUK UF MATERIALS TO LEGE. L SE FOUND {N THB UNITED STATES, STAPLE gaucation, Th eal FARLICS MANUFACTURED EAP UESSLY 808 Lao peed met US, ANY THE CrhOsOKST FANCY STYLES OW ouenee or ithe ENGLISH, Fuk: GEKMAN AND AMERT. CAN MANUPACTURE. FOR THIS BRA, UF OU BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEI ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR myear | FOR TRE MECHANICAL WO AND In he KVYERY RESPECT TURN 0} STRICTLY FLEST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLUTOING he ab per seonte OMDEKED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE ogy ay SFPTEMBER). | SOR THIS DEPARTMENT 18 MADE UF Ip x ixenlar, — SEW YORs AS REPRESENAED, NOTWITE- STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF UCB COMPETITORS THAT WY FILL THERE ORDERS FLOM OUB BEA v MADE STOUR ~ sxighs Im B°L 2 Ge Oss Curecn. SCHOUL FOR BOYS AND GIKLS. ‘To give to children athoronehly tration — be h Bee ches, Arithartic and a TUPSDRY, Tawing and Music. School wi! BEADY MADE CLOTHING. Yih day. of September, in. the Vhapel Builoing, corner « KZ ATOUS WASRINGTOS Office WR KERF Svenue northwest et Street nd Meseachusetts | 4180, LINE OF SAMPLE GALS CUTS FROM tee hcglas, 8 Harrold, Rector, assisted by compo | OUR READY MADE STOCK, CussiSTING OF ers : OUK LATEST STYLES OF MENS, YOUTHS, A to Rector. at his resigence, 1613 P norfiwest, orat Chapel-at@ p.m daily. aagioim (AND CHILDERN'S SUITS, AND SPRING pen = UVEEOOATS, FLOM WHICE “5 FLLL OR CUMBERLAND VaLiry N= TITCrs, | Dussinrwo Dave Timp Commercial saed fotory Scoot sed i] Ds oak OB SPEOIALTY OUs FCENIBEING Fear Bice boars be ait Hon Wot ceae! P| GOODS DEPARTMENT IB TAX AMERIOAS ‘sugit-Im™ Hxy.0-EGe ¢ SON. | YOKE SHIN, A PERFECT FITTING Gan. E SCROOL, Miss A.M. HANSON, TP HE Hom MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO “SASUKE OR Priucipaly 131 ingie Place, ¢ 1) removed to WORNIFH READY MADR. Street sout! pitol Hill. recently cceupied by “Cecelia's Academy, wiil resume ite duties om Doviim & Coe., PTE MURR Tet" Large rooma and amie piny 5 steal APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, forboih soxes, fs x BR. & on the Phila. so Bat Central BR. So remati Tne CKLING VINEGAR. § Acad: in. WO Inet: A.M) Mocia, Pa. ‘ I88 OS BORNE'S YOUS4 LADIES BOARD- ING and DAY BUMGUL 9. her of Wth,) will recpen won és. Thorns: tostructon by nurthora uctvet wectors of PAUL A. BRKKAU rorenney He © MRUN Teacher time = nooo