Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1875, Page 4

na ae ee EVENING STAR. FRIDAY....... eptember 10, 18735. Weather Probabilities To-day. OPFPrict OF CaTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WASHINGTON, September 16, 1575. For New England, and the middle states, Imereasing cloudiness and , With brisk southwest winds, veering to northerly, fol- lowed by lower temperature. rising harom- eter and heavy gales off the coast. LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer in the business office of THE STAR renged to-day as follows; 8 a. m., 16; 10 a. m.,7 2m. 2. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. ‘The street Jampe will be lighted to-night at lip. m.. and extinguished at 3.7. m. Robert Beall sends us Harper's Weekly for the Isth inst. ; The Probate Court will not be in session vntil Tuewday next, the 1ith inst. Mr. Howard Prince, the new clerk of the Police Court, qualified and enterci on his duties this morning. A dead colored male infint was found yer terday in thealley between t1th and 12th and © and P streets porthwest. Martha Brown fell in a fit Judiciary 3 by Messrs, rare te day, and was . Hopkins and James H. Forsyth to in ; oa Jobn & te~ home. corner of 14th and I streets. The argument in the case of the Washing- ton City and Point of Rocks Railroe 1 agt. the Southern Maryland Ratlroad was con- tinued in the Equity Court, Judge Olin, this moro ing. The yacht Atalanta, owned and sailed by Mr. Jemes E. Shepherd, of the Treavury de- rtment. left G-orgetown this morning with of five for a ten days cruiseon the ‘otomac. in the Equity Court yesterday Judge Olin madean order for a temporary injunction to restrain Valentine Waldkonig rom erect- | Inga frame building on 5th street, near G, | within the fire limits of the city of Washing- William Martin, a carpenter, while at ‘Work yesterday on the roof of the new houses now being erected on Ist street, between H | and I northwest, had one of the arteries of | his wrist crt by a hatchet he was using. He Was conveyed to his home in Uniontown. The committee appointed by the French | residents of this District, to make arrange- | ments to raise funds for the relief of the | French flood sufferers have contributed lib- erally themselves and decided to give a | grand concert at Lincoln Hail on the 4th of October for the same purpose. Paten's have been issued to 0. C. Assignee of C. Rowland. for impro' Papkin-holders; C. E. Havenport and Wm. Peter, improvement in hinged masis for | boats. and Joseph Adams, improvement in gas regulators—ail of the patentees being res- idents of this city. The surveyor of the District of Colam> William Forsyth, will remove next wok from bis present office, m the northwesi cor- of the first floor of the City Hall to a eof rooms in the basement of the bnild- The judges of the court will oceupy the THE LATE TREASTRY BBELY. Mcaring in the Case of T. W. Brown. More Important Testimouy. The preliminary hearing of the case of The- | odore W. Brown, charged (with Ottman and | Halleck) with the larceny of $47,097.65 from the United States Treasury on the 21 day of June last, was resumed yesterday afternoon in the Police Court. before Judge Mills— Messrs. Wells and Wilson for the govern- ment, and Mr. Wm. A. Cook for defence. THE ALEXANDRIA ZACKAGE., : bert Portner &t he was presi- dent of the Alexandria Banking Company; Teceivedjon the ist of August a package from Mr. Wilkening, who said _it contained valu- able papers belong! to Mr. Ottman, and he gave it to Mr. Reed; Mr. Proctor on the Sun- cay after came down with an order for the package. The detective came down the same evening and demanded the package, and he ‘eid that they would have to have an order from Mr. Oitman. Has known Ottman for two years; he opened @ book account about the middie of July. Mr. Cook mede bis usual odjection to this testimony, that it did not affect Brown. MORE OF THE $0) RILLS. Mr. Wilson read the affidavit of Horace Boughton, to the effect that heshad known Ottman six years; received on the 1ith or 15th of June a £300 bill; on the Zid of June £10,000 In $50 bills, the first of which he investet in railroad tickets, and Ottman was to receive one half of the prow Subsequentiy, i. (witness) returned the money, a3 Ortmain said he had made some arrangement; to buy property in New York. On cross-ex~ mination witness said he knew Brown, but knew nothing of his connection with Ottman. MORE ABOUT THE ALEXANDRIA PACKAGE. Major A. C. Riebards testif~! that he went to Alexandria; called at the German Bank; stated to the president, cashier and dir-ctors his business, and they produc 1 the packa ze, which they found contained a box mate of a piece of plank. the opening being large €nough to contain open bills. Tae package had on it the name of ttm: Thomas J. Phillips testified that he was ect in the cash-room of the Treasurer's office on the 2d day of June last; directed a kage to the Park National Bank of New York for $47,097.65; laid iton the end of the deck, where they usvally lie until they go down to the expres 4 | on it; the packages are usually put on. the! 1 edge and shoved up against the glass; this was the fourth: directed about a hundred of | that class thatday; directed some others; the hundred were directed in the forenoon. Cross- examined:—Do not know what was in the package; do not know how long !t was on the desk; it was the duty of fouror five to handle it--Mesers. Woodford, Vance, Halleck, Whit- it bad then three seals | ney.and myself; money was taken down to | express about 2:30 p. m_; directed it about 4:30 or 19; don’t know where it was during the p riod’ intervening; it should have been on th desk; several were about the desk during the tay—Mesers. Vance, McCurdy, Whitney Halleck, Woodford, Gouleman, and myself HALLECK'S MEMORANDUM. Detective Jame: Ifresh he arrested Hal- had several things In his surveyor's preseut quarters as consulting | rooms. Ata meeting of the Prodnce Exchange ght. after seting on the price current, Mr. TOW made a motion to reconsider the a tion ofthe Exehange in placing the Isaac Wenger flour on their price current, and moved that the same be stricken from t quotations, which, after discussion, Rerced by a vote to 4 to 2. In our report of the proceedings of the Jack.on Democratic as:ociation the resoin- | tion of Mr. Grinder congratulatir we de- | Moeracy of Calfornia on their triamph | Was made to read“ we look forward w.th plea- Sure to the time when the government will be administered in the interestsof the white ple. instead of favored classes as now.” | he word “white” should have been printed “whole.” | was ——_.+—_— Coming Term of the Criminal Coart THE SAFE BURGLARY CASES. The June term of the Criminal Court will be reconvened by Judge MacArthur on Mon- day week (20th instant), and in view of the fact that there is some talk of action being taken azainst certain parties charged with being connected with te so-called safe burg- lary in the District Attorney's office, the constitution of the grand jury is a subject of interest. The following is A LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT GRAND JURY: P. A. Darneille, Samuel Key, Fen). R. May- field, Joseph L. Savage, Peter H. Hooe, Samue! Goodman, John ‘Battle, Augustus Lepreux. George L. Sheriff, Francis Lamb, Alfred Jon Herry Johnson, Michael R. Coombs, W. 'D. Wise. Joseph W. Davis, W C. Harper, Henry H. Tilghman, Wm. Sayer Wm. Dixon, Horatio N. Easby, Sam’! Fow- ler. and Wm. G. Toliver. THE SAFE EURGLARY CASES. i There fs some question as what action, if | any, will be taken on the safe burglary « | ‘There are indietments pending against Biss | alias Mules. and Wm. Benton alias Walter | Brown. for the burglary. The conspiracy {r dictment found inst Whiteley, Nettie. ship. Cunz, Harrington, Williams, Zirrath | and Hayes, whien was tried, and in which | the jury ac ied Wilifams, was A oe od on December 2th, by orders from the Depart- | mentof Justice. Ot course the partic; who Were tried before cannot be again tri-don the same charge, but it is claimed that Net- tlesbip should be indicted as an accessory to the conspiraey or burglary.and that some new proceccings should be taken against | Bim. A THFORY TO MEET ALL ORJFCTIONS. It will he remembered that while the con- spiracy trial was pending the Supreme Court in General Term ral-d in a case take oy Mr. W. A. Cook that the grand fury which had found the indictment inthe case re- | ferred to aud others was not legaily const.- | tuted, and consequently the Department of Justice ordered a discontinvance of the cases. | It is now claimed that ax the conspiracy ir dictment was that the present grand j : newo in the ease | —— | CENSES have been issued to | Daniel r and Isabelia Powell: Frank &. Smith and Emma E. Donelson. of Baltt- M. Hngueley and Sallie P. Lewis; | 1 Agnes Miller, of Berks county, | Lougias.of Alexandria, and Sarah E. Dover. Joseph Smith and Emma M. Har- | ding, of Ge Essex and Mattie Meekins: Robert € nd Anna Ware, | Frank Mason and Jennie Brooks; Chas. Mc- | Dupney and Emma Reddick, Benj. Butler | and Alicia Hall, G. C. Tompkins and Emma | B. Ricks, of Montgomery county, Md. Ed- Ward Wh and Sophy Van Riswick, of | Alexandria; Jos. Downing and Kate Cook; | Emanuei Pope and Rachel A. Toy; Geo. H Plant, jr.. and Louisa C. Kiom: Randall Bowes y Brooke; Thos. J. Luttreil ns; Beverly F. Turner and t ' Marr md M and Lizzie Hoy Lucy B. Thompson, of Richmond, Va. oo EVILDING PERMITS isguet by Inspector mar A. R. Shepherd, three two-story | dwelling. 16 by f feet, south side F. between | th and streets northwest: <2).000. Geo. F. Wa 0, & work shop, north side E, be- tween ott 1 jth streets northwest. $300. A. Thome. i lings, vor'! Btreeis nori Story frame Analostan y boat-house. 50 by st feet, “th street northwest: $7.50). lub, @ on wharf fot A RAILROA @ay abou! one o'elc of the Baltimore an " ne Proceeding to Ealtimore, betw raalroa@d was een Patuxent and Odenton st (about 2 miles trom this city,, a ll wooden bridge was dis- covered to be on The t @S SOP as poss’ © i the conductor, the train hands, Detect! ves Meckliresh and Sarveant, and several other Passengers got off and proceeded back to the Scene, where by water from the branch they extinguished the fiames. —__—_—— THE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE yesterday afternoon commissioued Thon *. Benson as an additional private for duty for the Columbia Raiir company for twelve months. The applications of Levi Kaddin, Jemes G. ‘Wedding and Julius Fauth for liquor licenses, were disapproved , and that of John Frederick was Cbd James H. Simpson and Enoch N. Burgess were appointed privates on tue force. ——_.———— THE TAX List PURLICATION SuUIT.— Yesterday Mr. Totten in the case of W. J. Murtagh against the District of Columb: Section to recover money for publishing the Gelinguent tax list—obtained in the Court in Special Term, a judgment by default, the damages to be determined by inquisition of sjury. —__+ —_ A DIAMOND weighing 35 karats, and said to be the largest in the United States, ma be seen in Galt’s show window. it is consid- etabiy off color, out is nevertheless very valuable, aud looks big enough ieb Knob for some of the California million: We read avout ——————— Two MEN FALL Tuterr FEET. About 19 | orning (wo colored Carpenters, George Payne, while nouse on Massachusetts ave- i tarce of about ce badly burt about the With @ lew bruises. and the Iatter was ad. Perkins escaped - PROPERTY OWNERS save money b: bk Spe roveTaent ta.ces t oon & Patterson | dence under prot | order | possession, and oblige yours tru! with Detective McE , among them a k in New York SESS! ok; his nervousness attracted attention and saw him trying to zet something out of bis pocket; in the car saw Halieck wit! book in his hand, looked it over, and saw what there was in it; when ¥ t Inte the station house it was examined again. [ Mr. Cook took the book from Mr. McDeviit’s hands, aud made some remarks about the collocation of figures as stuf, not evidence, and objecied to their reception.) In the guardbonse discovered the top line erased Was $47,097.45, had been watching H. ic, after a change of position with McElfresh. and saw Halleck erese something in tb book; then below this line are other making just one halfof the above less a few cents: asked what the: he said they were some figures about a farm he was goinz to buy; below was, “save to show to W. H1., July 5, 1575;” this he said was his brother; called his attention to the fact that the figures were thesame A. McDevitt testified that | memorandum | | mun seen to take the train for Washington | sthe amount | stoien from the Treasury, he said he knew it, | and THEY WOULD CONVICT HIM. Cross- examined: —T' t the station Halleck was under arrest; while in City he said, “You seem to be sus- s about me, have you a warrant for Halleck then said: “I thought it was castomary to have @ warrant wuen a man was arrested.” I told him then that I would take him to the station house if he resisted; told him in Jersey City that I was an officer; could swear that he was never out of my sight; when he arrived here | asked him about the figures, and spoke about them being the exact amount stolen from the Treasury; he said he knew they were; Hal- leek said that they only related to buying a | farm in Binghamton; then asked him about W. H., and he said the initials related to his brother, wonld not state what was said to bim by Halleck on rny subsequent day. Mr. Cook demanded that he give the whole ot Halleck’s conversations, and witness (Mc- Devitt) declincd doing so, as a portion was told to him in confidence: but after some dis cussion Mr. McDevitt agreed to give the nd said Halleck to him that the letters meant W. H. Ottman, Halleck said th: he $1,570 was what tt hat cost Ottman to get the money changed; that this money had been sent to Mr. Frown, the prisoner; that. 0 had been sent to a Gen. trougbton, e Supposed it had gone to bell, but he (Ottman) would stand that; ex- jained fully about the 8.500 whica was to be paid by Halleck to Ottman for the Penn- Sylvania @venue establishment. Cross-examinetion continued:—He (Hal- leck) said that he had addressed a package to Brown ratoga; Ottman sealed it up and asked Halleck to address it, as he could write a better wand; Ottman told him at the time that Brown was playing a litle game, and he was sending him the chips. DETECTIVE CLARVOE. Detective John A.W. Clarvoe testified that he saw (tuman on the7th of August; took some money and papers from him; {papers exhibited and examined by the prosecution and defence.) received @ package from Major Richards, which he turned over to Mr. Her- rick, the property clerk; no change made in it while in bis ‘ion. Mr. Cook id not desire to cross-examine the witness. OTTMAN’S ALEXANDEIA DEPOSITS. Mr. Reed testified that he was cashier of the German Banking company, of Alexan- dria, and that the package came into li session on Tuesday, August *; received It from Mr. Portner; no change was made in it during the time it was in his possession; a | darkey came to uim with an order on Mon- day morning for the package; told him to Waituntil the bank was opened. McDevitt and Major Richasis then demanded the kage, which he declined delivering until he recelved an order from Mr. Spinner, Which was suggested; [witness exkibited the f Ottman;) know Ottman’s signature; with his signature in the bank books. The following is the order. WASHINGTON, August 9, 1873. Mr. Reel: Please deliver to my black boy that box of mine whic you have in your it corr Ws. H. OTTMAN. THE ACCOUNT OF OTTMAN Was as follows Special Deposits July 20.—Cheek on First Nati New York o Check on Opdyke & Co Aug. 7.—Checked out in favor L. Ottman.. Balanee on credit ... $2,500 Cross-examined:—Otiman deposited Bye or Six 8500 bills Wilh the bank. THAT BOX. Dr. J. T. Winters testined that he knew Brown, aud had seen his writing frequently for @ year or two. (Box lid shown.) Witness saw initials that were indistinct; could not say whose handwriting it was, it resembled Brown's. Cross-examined: Could not say that it was. Isaac M. Thornberg testified that he had known Brown for ten years; had seen him Write frequently. (Hox-lid shown.) cbaracters ee, eg ene of Brown, accordin: jadgment. ramined: 8a Writing on the box; cou ly whove hand placed the letters there; was not sure it Ly wn's handwriting because it resembled his. John W. Kay sworn:—Resides on 12th street; Is a carpenter; knew Ottman fifteen years; had done jobs for him. (Rox shown.) Could not swear positively to the box; wit- ness made one like it for Ottman some time in July; he came to witness’ shop and asked him to make him a box; wanted it cut out, and gave directions about it; made it with a chisel; the box shown about an inch District bas no Dd. power to appoint justices. Rittenhouse ing teller at Riggs & | Co.'s, testified that on July 13th Ottman de- posited $4,000 In notes and $1,000 in a draft on the Commercia! Bank ot Saratoga. On July 19th he deposited $3,500. | se — | 1886: fair to good The Release of Snyder, the Burglar. | THE MYSTERY BEING CLEARED UP—GREEN, THE BALTIMORE BARBER, IDENTIFIED | AS THE MAN WHO PERSONATED DAVID | EDES. Yesterday Major Richards directed Detect- | Baltimore in company with Henry Barton, | Robert Wheeler. e barber, beens er! at Azo — for Green, Market him informed them that GREEN WAS POSITIVELY THE MAN. L por Bo: avin: cers and District of Maryland, ss: ‘On this, 9th day of September, i875, fore me Roget district of Maryland, John L. Sargent and George W. McElfresh, who, being first duly Sworn according to jaw, make oath, depose, and say as follows: Tnat they are detective officers of the Metropolitan lice force of Washington, D. C.,in the District of Colum- bia; that, to the best of their information, knowledge, anJ belief, a certain John Groen, bar: .r, No.9 Market Space, Baltimore, did, in tue city of Washington, D. C., on or avout the 20th day of August, 1875, make oath be- fore an officer ‘competent to administer an oath that his name wrs David Eres; that he resided tn Georgetown, District of Columbia; that he was worth 3.000 in real estate in the District of Columbia, over and above his debts, be, the said Green, at said time re nd- ing in the ¢ ty of Baltimore, M“'., anc to the best of the knowledge, information, and be- lief of these deponents, well knowing that he was seized of no real estate anywhere. GREEN ARRESTED. A warrant was jssued on this information, and Marsh 1] Goldsboroagh detailed an officer to take Green into custody, which was done. On appearing before the Comrnission, Green deciined visiting Washington without a re- quisition. Messrs. Sargent and McElfresh could do nothing more tan to ask that he be held for a hearing, which was cone, the com- taission fixing bailat $0.00, and Mon- day next, at 2 o’elock p. for a@ hearin3. Green was committed to ja BAD FOR LEIGHTON. In relation to this affair. the Baltimore Sun of this ng bas the following, (the bur- gar Snyder being Known in Baltimore as Miller:) **One day a Baltimore city detective Was at the Union depot, on Charles street, when he saw Miller's wife come on the plat- form. As she passed she made some remark toa man standing there. The man became an object of suspicion to the detective, who Watched his movements; saw bim buy two tickets for Washington, and go on the train toward that city. The incident was reported to police headquarters here. Next morning ihe newspapers contained the intelligence that Miller had been released from cust and It was learned that the bail was of straw. A description of the bogus Mr. E: was sent to Baltimore, and was recognized 9) the at Union depot. Depnty Marstal Frey interested himself in the tpatter so far as to send the facts to M Perry in Washington, and after corres yd- the deputy marsiial went to Was ping. A nad a confereace with Mr. Perry. [t e decided that B. F. Leighton, the cf the Police Court in Washington, who ed a note from Charles Fisher, assist ant District attorney, authorizing the release of Miller on $3,000 ball, and who accepted the bogas Mr. Edes as security, would be the proper person to come to Baltimore and iden lify the man. Mr. Leighton came here August 27th, and accompanied Detective Schaffer to Green's rber shop. The detective asked Mr. Leigh- n to go in to have bis hair dressed, and then see if he recognized any one in the shop. When Mr. Leighton came out he stated to Schatter In unequivocal terms, as the detec- ve asserts, “That is the man who went Snyder's bail,”” meaning Green, who was the party scen at Union depot. Mr. Leighton then went to the office of Tus- tice McCaffrey and swore out a warrant, charging Green with perjury. Green was taken to Washington the same evening, where he was confronted with Mr. Fields, the counsel for Miller, when, upon the ground ibat he was not the right man, he wa3re- Jeased and his ag nd id back to Balti- more. Marshal Frey did not give up the maiter here, but he and Mr. Perry kept up a | in rege ncemgel and the United States an- thorities were applied to. Last night Green narrowly escaped rearrest, but a dispatch was received from Washington to ‘hold o!f."”” At the hearing next Monday it will doubtless be in evidence whether Green was the bogus Mr. Eads or not. Snyder, as some of the peal call him, js a notorious shoplifter, well nown to the police as Neddy Miller. He and bis wife are among the most expert in that line ip the counts ‘The Washington Marke! Review for the Week ending ember 10, [Pricee given below refer to wh perations onl; jews otherwise ex a] Fiore. ly. I Vor ger, ¥. Isaac W H 7 Hai 78; do. trade brands, 6.75: snper. 5.0085.50; fine, 4.500175, 3.760425: rye, 4750523; Corn Meal, bolte do., unbolted. 75a78, » prime to chotce,1 404i 45: do. fair 1.38; Corn, yellow, Ni No. 1, sy. . 2, T6ar! do. new, western. do. damaged. aw.—Hay. clover. 15, mixed. 17.00a2) 00: S » .10.00a12.00; Wheat. 6.000300, C i 3601.45, to geou. 75a77 ; white south Bay, per ewt., Burtsk—New York, 30033 Selections. ‘23n25. barrel. 3a21 ket als: thirds, 15al6; Western, thirds, I7als; Grease, 1. 4 ern, 24a28, 2 do. Virgin y.tine, new. 114 f Western ‘tactory, choice Rew .94nl039 fair to good, 73,453; skimmed, ta5, halt immed. Gat. TRY AND Game —Ducks Live, per dozen, 2.60 83.00; Hens, live, per doz. 4 Gad pring Chickeus er doz., large, js small, 1.75. 42.5 Fre —Apples, fancy, sliced, do. fair, 6a7; do. br: er fl ah strict ted: nice anil al6, de. unpee herrien, pitt rib. PTha2 wo GREEN FRUITS ~Poars, common, per DbI., 1.500 2.00: do. Sickle aud Dutchess, box, 1 Qal.75: Apples, good, per bbl., 1 oval.25: 50; Peaches, com* Shon, per box. date) choice, do.. @a7B; Gra ger, Dela- do. spew, per ib 6a7; Peaunts, commor , ware,3al0 per Ib. , other varieties, Sat Provisions. —Bacon. country, hams, per Ib..13al5; shoulders, Wall, sides, lad. Lard,’ country lots, 1. Apeals Frrs, Woot axp Hips —Wool, washed, 4945; pnwashed, Sai Hides, green. 6a7: dry,” Wald: Calfskins, each, 75a) 40: pelts, each, 350i). v TABLES —Potatoes, Early Boss. per bushel, Sub; New, potatoes, per bbl. Lim $0; Fancy Sweets, per bbl.,3.00a 4; Sweet Cer: Cabbage, per hundred, 7 r 1.00 25: ys New Yor! nck —Cattle, ‘common, “Sad: butche Hogs, ordinary. 99954: fair, 3ean; Stock sheep, 2.60a3.50; Lambs. 8 00nd 80; do.. common , 2.0083 0; Calves, prime, 65307, muon, 4363636; Cows, each, 20.00aq0'00; do: com 0 ‘Western Bran, per ton, 2) (3422.00; 23.00425.00, white, 25.0027 00. %X, Ba3: Tallow, $a3%4 do, mixed, 209 IATIONS.—At the 38 7th | meeting of Central Building Association, No. 2, held last night, 112 shares were drawn, Which the parties may receive $55 on each or obtain a loan of $130 on each. LAKE GrorGE DIAMONDS set in gold, and onyx and enamel, copied from diamonds, re- ceived at the agents, Prigg’s jeweiry store, No. 157 Pennsylvania avenue, near 45 street. RETATLERS who have sold Elmwood col- lars say they can’t keep store without them. This is a good recommendation.— Ad: ——e THE COCRTS. Poiice CouRT—Judge Mills rk, lsd Farrell forfei James pro tem. collateral. jley, violation of wagon law, no License, 35. arren Dent forfeited. John Selby, lond and boisterous; @5. John E. King, same; 85. m. Brown, injuring a tree on the street; $5. William Thomp:ou; forfeited. Mary Fleming, ne, #5. Sob an Hassett, same, $5. David H. Curtis Enoch Greenleaf, same; €5 each. Enoch Greenieaf, fast driving; 820. G fane; $5. A. K. Smith; forfeited. . Bowles, en street park. Fran- cis Adams, enticing prostitution; charged with selling liguor without license; #105. F. M. Smith and S. H. Wimsatt, charged with obstructing Water street; ob- to be removed and Suspended. “Philip Buti assault and ba’ jutler, t tery on ‘Amanda Timbers’a wanton assaai' $10 od costs; a Iso, assault and battery ou Eliza Tim.bers, the daughter of Amanda; $5. Ma) Birch, asswult and Batter: on Eliza: beth Leonard, who testified that aefectent ber on street, G: beat the Bridge and tehed bair and Elizabeth . These are two rat girls, bat seems by lace about taken pi in ¢leeping ‘apartments, Miss Leonard, and which M! Some epithets as hers. j Dy rels of Hour for J. G. and LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. | wEvaNCEaL 43D COMMERCIAL. Publie School Jackson, 80d others Harris, ‘es for permission to hold eburch and Sab- | pessex bath 1 in u sehoo! and were denied this rij oy, night, the 2d of Septem’ public school gee | pose of a white bal) should be ‘= and happen to stop, he or she was insulted with this lan “Go away from here. We rent this i to-night to haveour ball.” The citizens of the Sixth district would like to know if they did rent it; from and in what direction did the rent go? A CITIZEN OF THE SIXTH SCHOOL Dtst. i on or any of your numer- ous readers tell what has become of the mult- itude of sparrows that so recently enlivened our city, Or where have they gone; and if this abserce will be permanent, or will they return again? The lot attached tomy house, the parking around it, and the numerous trees, were all summer filled by nundre:ts of the general | price: had fallen these weicome little creatures. About ten | days ago they all suddenly disappeared,fr m. no cause that I can divine, and” I find now, whenever I go to the city, that the same anomaly exists—no sparrows’ Thare! eng’ 0 doubt that the luxur.ance and healthtalne-s of our ycung trees has been owing much fo. the presence of these birds, it becomes 'o us | a matter of considerable interest as to the whereabouts of our (rvant little friends. Brrp Lover. REAL Estate SALE.—B. H. Warner. real estate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterda: #trernoon at auc.ion, through J. T. Coldwell, se - Mattingly and Chas. iS bliss, trustees, parts of lots 4. 8, and 9, in square 715. improved by a small house known xs No. #16 Delaware avenue, between land K streets northeast, to Geo. W. Smith, at $2,500. —_ ALLEGED HORSE-THIEF ARRESTED ON Reqcisir —Last evening, Officer Sul- livan, of the second Precinct, arrested Henry Matthews, alias Kelly, colored, as a fugitive from justice from Priuce George's county, Md., where he is charged with stealing a horse. He was sent to jail to await a requi- sition which Sheriff Wallis, it is understood, has for him. ae Se THE MAN who Coz his eye at the Speaker- ship of the next House will have to pay his special improvement taxes through J.C. Lay & Co., 223 4 street, before Sunset, t. GEORGETOWN. DIED IN MARYLAND.—Col. Walter H. 8. Taylor, formerly a well-known citizen of Georgetown, died at Port Tobacco, Md., on the Sd instant, and was buried at that place on the 5th by’ St. Columba Lodge, No. 159, . A. A. M. During the war Col. Taylor served on the stat! of Gen. R. EF. Lee. A THUMB AND TWo Fixeers AmMprra- TED.—On Wednaniny morning, John Kemp, an employe in Mr. D. L. Shoemaker's flo: mill, had his right had caught in the cogs 2 wheel and so mutilated as to require the amputation of the thumb and NOV being @ pic’ aud Mot tums Pincha ain Lodgi for the benefit of wver. The town had by ifalyl pile grand Jandrum efit of the original pioneer of '49—the rightful owner of Lake Tahoe—a pooler with a gilt edge; and perseented president of Mountain and Lake Lodge.” About 3 p.m.,a proces- sion, preceded by a brass band, and eonsist- ing of several carriages, in one of which was “Col.” Pinchawver and several of his “aides,” madea tour of the principal streets , and then proceeded to Green Springs, where during the evening a very large crowd as- sembled. At night “Col* Pinchawver de- lievered an address of two hours’ length, his subject being: The California Hoodlum Bank; The Sutro Tunnel; The Refrigerating Stove; The Double Acting Air Pump; The Forest Light, The Poor Man's Mill, and the Pineh- awver Canal. Takenfaltogether, no such an eddress was ever delivered before on this continent. The peculiarity of the “Colonel's” pronunciation, Which renders it impossible for one to wnderstand move than one-fifth of the words he uses, together with the fact that the audience, in their enthusiasm, felt con- strained to cheer him at the end of each sen- tence, made the affair one of the most exhil- irating nature. The “Colonel” was followed with a short address by Mr. Rush Bohrer, hich was quite as edifying as that of the “Colonel.” After the literary feast was over, a@ large number of those present enjoyed themselves in, gencing. to the music of the Holy Hill bi nti a late hour. GRAIN TRADE —The offerings of wheat at the Merchants’ Exchange to-day amounted to 6.400 bushels, with sales of 5,900 busheis at from $1.20 to $1.44. RIVER AND CANAL.—Arrived, Steamer Jane Moveley, from Norfolk RP. A Denha.n. with assorted cargo for Distri merebants; «chr. Mary Ann, from Alexan- dria. with 2,000 bushels of wheat for Hartley « Bro. By canal, boat Seneca, with 2.500 bushels of wheat for T. C. Wheeler, and 1,800 bushes of wheat for H. M. Talbott; boat Wheeler and Barron, with 2,300 bushels of wieat and 9 bushels of corn for Hartley « Bro., and 500 busheis of wheat for H. M. Tal- bott; boat J. N. Thomas, with 2.290 bushels 1,300 bushels of wheat, and 100 bar- Waters. ALEXANDRIA. Col. the ben- Hip HIMSELF aA WE Frank Brookes, son of Justice Robert Brookes, who lives on the opposite bank of tt . after being missing for five hours last Tuesday, Was iound neck deep in the water in the well in his father’s yard. and almost ciilied to derth. He had descended the well by sliding down the wei! rope during what is hoped to be 4 fit of temporary derangement. PROPERTY SALE.—The lot on the west side of Washington street, between the residences of Gen. Corse and Major Johnson, was sold this morning by Mr. C. F. Lee to Father O'Kane, pastor of St. Mary’s chureh, for . It is understood that a fine church i be built upon this lot, but not immedj- ately — Gazette, Sth. A NoveL Move or Svurcipe.—Conrad Haule, of No. 936 Ist avenue, quarrelied with bis wife last night, and, according to the police, got drunk in consequence. As the liquor commenced to have its effects Con- rad conceived the idea of shuffling off the mortal coil by means of a loaded pistol. The weapon being procured, Conrad preper'd for the ordeal by placing it in an unheard-of position—namely, direct!y beneath his nose, with the muzzle slightly penetrating one of his nostrils. The fatal moment having arriv- ed, the desperate man pulled the trigger. His nose, although not blown otf by the ex- plosion, was considerably damaged. Conrad was locked up by the unsympathetic police a 59th-street station house.—¥. ¥. Her- ald, Ih, AN ANTI-INFLATION JOKE.—At Cincin- nati, in the industrial procession yesterday, a coffin was exhibited labelled, ‘For the Financial Rag Baby, to be buried October 8, in5." The Exposition Commissioners met in the afternoon and adopted a resolution disavowing any knowledge of the matter and condernning the affair, which had caused much comment there. A WYOMING JURY, composed of six men and six women, remained out five days and five nights without coming to an agreeme on the subject of the suit, and when they were discharged five of the men eloped with an equal number of the women. The woman who did not elope was the mother-in-law of the man. tS E-OOLD TEA, @f Unrivalled Flavor, WITH MILBUBN’S FAMOUS POLAR SODA, At 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Is the most superb and deiicious drink ba duc yA GETA ATHAR ATIND ANTOBILIOUS FILES Asa general ray tn tne hey. are perisr to patent piles in this: They’ injurior mercury 2 e H i : Highest cash prices paid for ALE AND PORTE BOTTLES. PR tf aH hand on, hood can have SAMUEL C. PALMER, Bottling Depot, 57 Green street. Georgetown, D.C. grnment bonds strong and. bt The stock market, excepting Brie. ning. when changed” aivenced 4, and t to decline, and 11 o'clock cent. In next bour there partly lost ag ‘iy Was lower at the o} immediately fell 3s a et began “ v Ae Was a recovery ot Hince noon, ‘The ment. and outside of Erie, W and Lak a ; St 73," Missour! Pi Pacific Telegrap! 2yert BALTIMORE, 49: ns Sarolta: | et i 0 day. Tesgariay eer BF BALTIMORE. Sert. ly, 14\nle’y. mer 12S; No. 2western red chapged. Corn d ern white. 57 mixed, 705¢a71. which has been market has been free estern Uni m, : preferred. € Mirsiesippi. 19>eal?\, : Union Pacific, 73 ific. W\ais,fand Atlantic and al; Xcite izes, pester, irginia’s, 935, Nort Dew. 10; spscial tax, 2 by > but uot quotably higher, 10 —Cotton dutl—middling Flour doll and unchanged, ‘0. 3 western amber, 1.2901 41, Sais mixed do ther grades un- teady—southern, western mixed, 42a45. ne Rye dull and nominal Hay steady—Mar Javd and Pennsylvania timothy, 240". Provis — 22 25022 £0. Bulk meats active— rm. shoulders, Sealy 3% hams. Malls: Wealse Bates extras, “aa/: do. firsts. erode, $3,957: refined, ty OW Fr— tio Ar Isazibs. Whisky dail. 12150 ance TRESS jones. Ta. short. 438: Rew You Wheat gniet London. Bept. 10,128 p- 47-16: account, 45. Erle, 17%; stock exchange will be closed to Paris dispatch times. Loxnon, Sept. 10, 3:45 Sugar. 22 alle 22.64. for do. afi ANKFOERT, Sept. UH ft Gold: te" Governments Butter scarce avi al2 22. —tocks ‘active and lower Exchange, long, 432; active and steady. Sept. 10—Flour dull and ng. nnchanged. Corn quict aud steady. Consols for money, The ‘mor a fi preferred, RDS drooptny &7.a9. clear rib sides, 12:43; loone, packed ‘Bacon active—shonlders, Wal: clear rib. Lard quiet and stendy—re- Trow for repairs. quote rentes at 66 francs 70 cen- D.m.—Erie, 18's; preferrst, for No. on the 10, 'p. m.—U. 8. bonds, new CARRIAGE FOR SALE CHEAr.—See adver- 9,10,3 Usement. — Hats RECEIVED THIS WEEK "hats, for dres or school wear, at moderate prices, at Lew! ore, 920 7th st., between of men’s and boy popular One Price s and K. — UBNITZKY Mr. J. H. ew styles business, 9,10,2 takes pleasure’ in informing his friends and customers that he has assumed ch merchant tailoriy rt Messrs. Hable Bros’ department, corner 7th nd would be glad to receivea cali from any contemplating having fine gar- ments made to order. TRADE SUPPLIFD with Nature's Beauty, by Charles Stott & Co. b For Gentiem wholesale 0,40 Pennsyivants avenue, Washi nO 10,000 genaine Cuban Golden ruggists, ington, 9,8): "Eagle Con- bas, at 10 cents each, no discount todealers. bead Cigars are selling atl5 cents in New Yor! 3.3 PHILIP BH. Warp, Corner 18th street and Pa. ay. ———_e—__ TO CURE A COUGH, to relieveall irritations of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore erfect soundness and health to the most del- cate Organization of the human frame—the _ Co iJ lupgs—use Wistar's Balsam cents and $1 a bottle, large cheaper. TAK ities mut the —— ‘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, No. 96 G street, near 9th, or to his old stand, 618 9th street; opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality, re- spectable work and reasonab) le terms. __, Py Shiminy is Det $0.” Nature's Beautipier O46 Corns 60 the shoe can be worn with ea Ingrowing Nails, 911 removes tan and freckles. — «+ -__ Extracted Without Pain, ie. ions, Vascular Excrescences, and other ailments of the feet successfully treated, at Dr. White's establishment, 15th street, opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a. . . m. 6 p. ———— #50 to £10,000 has been Invested in Stock Privileges and pair 900 to do tt.” A book on Tombrid: New Yor ercent. profit. “How all street, sent free. ge «& Co. Bankers, 2 Wall — EDUCATIONAL. EE are iin ned BS. GEN wai wit Mt: mot ber sche ae Oe et Mt No. 37 Market street, Georgetown, " mot lw Akia ry er «f « forte, will resvme BUC: Imac Spice me CFIONS 1 “rth west Teh 1 street, near ted teh-ereet cores ‘sop _- ax AKING ‘Terms 204 cee TASHIBGTON 00 VATOR' Mu- Wie sitse went aenae oe wok, Rs Reve Sings Piano. and instruments meek ity masters. LLARD, Pirector. L. BH. HaYDEN, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN ABD SINGING, ‘Will resume bis class and private musteal instruction SEPTEMBER 13. a 7 oy boy Metzerott's or Ellis’ Music Stores. KIND EBGaARTER- No. 70% iith street. between G and H northwest. Miss SUSIE POLLOCK 'S German and Kindergarten School for Girls and Boys. 2 Mary and advanced classes will open MONDA September 13th. A Normal Class for giving in: struction to young ladies in the Kindergarten e tem will be conducted by Miss Busie Pollock. Ror further particulars appls to the Principal at Le ssociate Teacher, sr ps-6t Prolt Park, or to Miss NOERB, Ai No. 1100 & street. Americen | K VILLE ACADEMY. Porscholnetic year. Por partion eerie ae rn IT ol ito: ©. M_CONDEON and Min a, Princ Toh eM j UGENEL LLIERE, me | . Boar 5A ye ne us tw a a Sete eae nS Pea re ber ENGLISH aut NCH DAY sou a (ong cotOre} BO deere: Boot Court exercian | University of Va.) to | See's Fac'y. oe WEDNESDA reet. Residence 927 Warr 4 | Bog erkagess eke awORRU SAA ombived, Lite wae Witter nog ft , ‘eucis be! [ScaBnation CHURCH SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREY, No. 1115 M Staeet, Conner oF ltt, NW. Bev. 1. L. TOWNSEND, Rector; Miss MAC LEOD. Principal. The seventh year wil! begin on Wednesday, tember 15, 1573. Applicationss above. sept ({FORGETOWN COLLEGE. D.C, x (Founded 1759 CLASSI“AL DEPARTMENT opens September 7 Terras, incinding board cal Department ( Waxhic tures, (Winter Semion, kas (Washington opens October res. per an num, 9%. [septic] PF B35 Pres, My 2 ZENON INSTITUTE, 1550 1 strect — Mrs. C. W. Pairo, Principal; Mademoiselle V. Prod”homme. resident teacher of French. annual seesion will begin September lnr and Catalogue. containing terms al tebe had at Bookstores, or residen: pera 8135 relerences, 2 OF Princ! sep im QTANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. KL Sandy Sprines. Montgomery my, Md. The exercises of this school will be resumed on the first Monday fn October Fe wires apply to sep2-im" CAROLINE H. MILLER, Principal P®0F. CARL RichTER WiLL RRECMR BIS INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC. (Piano, Organ. Singing and Harmony.) SE BER ist. 1875. at 935 Penusylvaula » Tie Bradbury Piano Agency See Circulars at the Music Stores, where orders ay be left. enpa iss 8 mae, BROVER'S SOHOOL 1 dies and Children will re open SEPTEMBER 9th. For circuta ly tt Principal, 133%, I ect, opporite Franklin Park ‘pl Im” MESS EAUSTS SCHOOL tor YOUNG LaDrEs, 1915 H street northweet, reopens MONDA tember 13th. augsio * Ts ROSSLYN SEMINARY Will re-open _on WEDNESDAY, September 131 No. 1538 I street, near 16th northwest. B. ROBS, Prinei My Prof Mr« im ~The sight! “ Figs mee NASHALL— 4 SCHOOL KOI RL Se | Spine weueece pe mr es mr | 'erm begins 13TH Skrre For trea, tare. &c.. sugtie= Rev. O HUTTON. DD, Rector OCB HILL COLLEGE a THREE COU aees_oonneeti BCR 200 » TIAL, BOLE! FIC AND OLASSICAL oon Bare opportunities are afforded to the Student te Srous of fitting bimself for Civil Boginecting, Mor captile or Literary parsuite Sindice resumed on MONDAY. September 6th joard and Tuition. % For farther information mores _399-n02m BR | PATAPsCo FemaLE | NEAE BALTIMORE, MD. Lnatitute has been tn operation for 38 ber of pupiis limited. It location hore. ty healthy . ts cont ts eaaily rows hn road from Baltimore aud Washington Oy. reulars address MRES.R.A ARCHER, Micott Oty Post OMce, Ma LE SEMINa&Y September 13, 73 WASHINGTO! reopened MON i vol building. No. 108 3 then street worth: west. A limited pumber of buard Y Scommodated. ee For terme apply to the principals, at 1027 Ith Street northwest, or procure circutars, which may be tound at the principal bookstores ‘ang’ So EMOBIAL PALL, SE M Wi CUNe mt the ec orthwent ned the charge of Pleasnre tn recom- Corner let The undersigned having resig | the above named school, take men: ONDAY, Septenber * Applications for ndmission may be made 73 Mirsouri avenue, or 313 New Jerary east eng]s-im MRB. ALFBED BUJAC'S ENGLISH FRENCH BOARDING AND Dak NG LADIES, Ne. 1700 & w.C. the school will commence on the Circulars on end efter 28th of at 4 Bue pout! Fon, ‘he duties of 2th of September Acgust at thi Mix OALKIN 8 SO BLS will reopen M at the corner of 24 street aud Pen fred BAM TE. Isth and I streets, Head Master, L.E COLLIERE. Teacher of French. S.A. JONES. English Awsi-tant. Application may be made to Miss ROSS. No 153% I street sugsi 30" NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPART MENT —Sixth annual session commences S61 tember 6.1575. Lecture Room 42% 7th st. an2i 20 HE EPISCOPAL INSTITI Dormer EV. ¥.L. KNIGHT. DD, PEOF. JOHN LOWRY, A. M., Ass. Master The Sixth Aunual Session of this charch school for boys will commence on WEDNESDAY, the sch of September, Further information can be had from he Rev. F. is aug?7-tt AN L. KNIGHT, D.D., E™=zs0% INSTITUTE. SELECT CLASSICAL D MATH E- ‘AL GOL FOR BOYS, ‘442 Corcoran street, Ti SICA MATIC, SCH: 914 Mth street, between I and K, (Frankiin mare.) The twenty-fifth annnal session of this school will begin the second MONDAY in September, the 13h ‘of the month da; Nendents Sitting for Colege, for West Point, the Naval Academy, or for any of our Scientific 8 hols. will receive thorough instruction. French and German taught in the regular course. dd. ot Yours, ‘Address CHAS. _ug%6-Im [Rep,Chron} Princtpal. (Cp RORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. 1 3 Stoddard street. Boarding and da; school. For ly to Mise LIPSCOMB, Principal; Bal- 425 7th street; avenue. Bession opens September 16th. pass Seminary. ;; Gilman's drug store, thin one square ot Set rest Cars “ __ augZ3-tdec3] ROxS ACADEMY, 4 land's Church, wi Serr. 6. street northwest, Sunder- commence ‘alte eth year Particulars aud va sflorded by this Academy, re Circule cipal see Circulars at ban isd tg bookstores, or address the Principal, No. street southwest, WHEO. INGALLS Kino Oreanist St. Joan's T Par Ere. Address P.O. Box eug?i-Im OWN ADVERTS. EMOVAL—DAVID E. town, to No. 113 new ‘and complete GOODS has been assortment A visit Is solicited George- ‘An entire, of YOUNG'S Millinery and Fancy Goods Establishment re- moved from Ne. 111 Bridge street Bridge street dded, making it the most com- plete store in Georgetown to select from. angi. H. WHEATLEY’S STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMEN' the Summer months. 4 68 o ‘Vella and mines cleaned or dyed; also, end ‘kets Send us your address and we will call for and re- turn work at any place fn t charge. Work eee! ed and PIANOS. Y 1 touch, aud durabilit: or large discount for casi G.L. WILD chat Pianos and aif Pianos for rent. «& HE STIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone, on ensy terms, BRO., Sole Agents, treet northwest, juare above Patent Office.) instruments tuned and reps aired ros he Balstrict free of extra { reemrned by mail or ex tr SELEEDID STOOK OF THE WOBLD-EB- | NOWNED BNABE a anal Grand, Sgnare-Grand, Sq ‘+7 PECKER BRO.'S” PIANOS ARE TH! iy They take el as mn in the country. Jead of all first-class f; Fivaled in beaaty of tor Siechanian: in every details Terms easy. G. KUHN, Bole Agent, Prices reasonable. instruments, 632 New York avenue, Was! sted, tuned, ex: mayl0-tr SES te MEDICAL, &e. B. LEON, ‘The oldest established Ladios Physician, HAS KEMOVED To 36 BaRatoca St., NEAK Calvert, BALTIMORE, ing Ladies di coneult him with the utmost confidence.” ot fidence. Separate rooms for lady patients. * jy15-2m" “QATISFACTION, 91 PER BOTTL: - ‘Siar reset De DARBY'S, 118 et w i A ¥ ian. Ww. MIRICK, Teacher of Music, Mathematics and Latin. Miss 8. P. ABELL, Teacher of Yriting, Drawing, Water- and Oil-color Painting, Head Cra: r broidery. Wax Flowers and vim f . ‘The second scholastic year will commance WED- NESDAY. Sept. Ist, 1575, and continne forty weeks References and_terms on circulars, to be had at the seminary; at Ellis’ music «tore, on avenue; Par- ker's bockstore, corner F and 7th st. os school room, with southern exporure; ney globes, | NSTRUCTION FOB CHILDREN. Miss Emma Marwedel’s Schoo! for Physical and Practical Culture, S00 18th strert. 7" In addition to the Kindergsrien. the peculiar advan of which are so well known, eepecial at- tention is also given to elementary instructions ue- cessary for reg education, Opens: Sept. 15th. Normal training class, Oct. lst. For particulars address as above. augld fim MENT YERNON SEMINARY Boordine ant Day School for Youn Ladves and Little Garis, 204 F street northwest, Washington, D. Bchow year commences WEDNESDAY. Courge of instruction is thorough tive. Teachers and ea for the scyuinition of sn secerate tod areal q fon ef knowledge of the French. German and Spauish laa- guages, For circulars apply Mee. ARS. EDDY SO eh MERS,! MISS 8. L. MAGEE,‘ Principals. References, ( by «pec: Tmirsion:) Rev. Bishey Simpson. umesoigts -yBishop Ames, Balt! more; Charles Nordbot, New York; Hon. J.. Net United States Treasury: Gen. B. H. Cowen, Assist fe ore of the Tatertog: — 'S. Shel! on “Emery, T. J.B. Perry, esd. Logan, Dr’ D. W. Bliss, Washington. ‘sigld EDUCATE Sons AND DavcHTRRs to carn a living. s home and honest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL- LEGE. corver 7th and L streets, provides «uch a1 seucation,, The, Practical Boglist and In usiness Department receltes, BU] years old, snd upwards. The advanced on wk Department receives students without regard to age, who are able to complete the coures iu one year. Tultion, 20 for ten weeks, to be paid at the beginning: @6) payable jn six equal monthly instalments, of ited time, payable in four eqral . A reduction = 2. on yoar life scholarship, for cash, Btndents may enter Those , on entering. Dante ea hd Devine WEDNESDA » SEPTEMBER 1. for Call a 00 address, for ith cirealar, a re + for 4 ngid-im "HC. SPENCER. President. OLY OfO88 CHURCH. SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GikLS. To give to children a thorough training tn all dagtian etches Cena ey eee Langoages, Drawing and Music. “School will CRSDAY, lith day of in the Building, corner of 18th street and WM. LINKING, 720 20TH STREET. GEO, W. LINKINS, WATER MELONS FROZEN ANL WELi% BRED AT YOUR DINNER HOUR FCANTELOUPES, PEAOHES, aud all kinds ¢ aug? tr WM. LINKING & SON. “TT” AND “KAUPEY.” Lovers of good to heer that they “BS. ¥.CLU at Stands Nos. cast TEA and COPPER Will be pleases ean as “TEAS AND COFFEES -haeand B streets southeast. These goods are of the Choicest Importations, Sre retailed at asmall advance on demale 14% and 149 Ceater Market, cast wing. Open every day. seplé-ly HOT SPINGLER HOUSE, ONION SQUARE, N.Y EUROPEAN PLAN. end luxarions “home money than at the I gantly furvished rooms hire is saved as C; ed by street cars or stages s0gl2 im SUMMER RESORTS. | EXCHAT oR! ite oon — DEVLIN & OO., (NEW FORK,) noes F STREET. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. FOR OUS OUSTOM TBADE WE KEEP TED BESTASSOKTE STOUK OF MATERIALS TO BE FOUND Ih THE ONITED STATES, STAPLE) FABRIOS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR US, AND THE OBOIONST FANOY STYLES OW ENGLISH, FRENOM, GERMAN AND AMER]. CAB MANUFACTURES. FOR THIS BRAN OF OUB BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE ABTISTIO TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR FOR THE MECHANIOSL WOBK, AND IN EVESY BESPECE TURN OUT STBIOTLE FIBST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL OLOTHING OBDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE FOR THIS DEPARTMENT I8 MADE UP Im SEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITE- STABDING TEE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF OUB PETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE OBDEBS FROM 08 READY MADE STOUK, BEADY MADE CLOTHING. STOUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEI*