Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1875, Page 4

SATURDAY....September 11, 1875+ eee... eS Weather Probabilities To-day. orr SIGNAL OFFICER, nas Cae epermaner 11, 1875. d and the middie states, cool weather will eon- ner bwest to northeast winds, ¥ or rising barometer. 1 clear and tinne, w and static LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. | reet lamps will be lighted to-night m., and extinguished at 3.50 a. m. + Parker sends us Harper's Bozer for Sep- tember 2th. ” Mr. J.G. Anderson has resigned the post- | tion of business manager of the Wavlting‘on inune. Tine third grand picnic of the Knights St. Joseph at Beyer's ith street park, on Mon- day next, will be a pleasant affatr. The excursion to the Capes by the Lady of the Lake for this eveniug has been post- poned on account of the sudden change of the weather. Attention is directed to the advertisement elsewhere announcing the performance on Thur-day and Friday next of the Great New York and New Orieans Zoologicaljand Ex tian Exposition. € wooden pavement on 12th street, ahove F,, is being en up and the blecks are given to ali persons who apply for them, thas enablirg poor people to lay in a supply of fuel at the sole expense of the cost of the re- moval. ‘At the meeting of the Uniformed Patri- arch Association of Oud Fellows’ last night, | | The st at 11.15 } | Mr. W. R. McLean, Grand Representative, on behalf of the Patriarchal Drill Associa- tien, of Baltimore. presented a handsomely engrossed and framed set of resolutions in recognition of the favors shown on the oeca- ston of the trip of the Baitimoreans to this city and Mount Vernon. The present was received by Commander Ed. Dunn on the Fariof the U. P's with appropriate remarks. Bolla aston <i iss Important Cha uges in Time. OF Fick BALTIMORE & OHIO KATLROAD, ) jallimore, September With, 1375. § Special attention is ealled to the following ebange of Washington Branch schedule, to take effect Sunday, Sepiember FROM BALTIMORE. Train No. 25, } now leaving at 12 m., will leave Ip. m., (13 .) stopping at all stations. -now leaving at 2.30 p. ms, will leave at 4 , arriving at Washington at 4.05 p.m., wifheut stops. Train No. 15, } now leaving at 5.29 p. m., will leave at 5.15 p. m., sopping at all Train No. 46, leaving at 60am abandoned. Train No. 20, now Ie Z at 10.15 a. m., will leave at 9.20 a. m.. arriving at Raltimore at 10.15 a. m., withou! sops. Train No. 24, now leaving at 11.30 a. m., will leave at lia. m.. sopping at all stations.’ Train No. 41, now leaving at7 m... Will leave @ | p.m. In No. 50, ¢ how leaving at 8 } m., Will leave at 7.30 p. m., stopping at all sta- | tic ns. Tuos. R. SHARP, Master Transportation. t Daily. Other traius daily, exeept Sundays. ns DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN PRINTFR.— Mr. Thomas Rich, one of the best known printers in the District, diet at his residence, ih street, near E, yesterday afternoon, of psical disease which bas confined him to his room for about four months. He was in the 55th year of bis age. Mr. Rich was a native of this eity, and learned the art of printing here. He was for thirty-four years & member of the old Columbia Typographi- eal Societ also a member of Columbia Typozraphical Union, No. 161, from its form- ation to the day of bis death, and was for a Bumber of years the presiding officer of both of those associations. He probably was a member of more seeret orters than booed man in the District, holcing bis membership in Federai Lodge of Mason: Washington Lodge. Grand Lodge, Mt. bo. and Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, Calanthe and Grand Tasgear Knights of Pythis, the Red Men. Brotherhood of the Union, Heptasophs, and Druids. In nearly all of these organiza- tions he had filled the position of secretary or scribe. and had represented the encamp- ment braneh of Odd Fellows in the Grand Lodge of the United States. For a number of years he was a clerk in the city post office, having previously served In the Mexican war. He was @ man of the strictest integ- rity. and while president of the Typograpni- eal Union during the agitation of the excit- Ing question of admitting colored printers into the Upion, he, by bis fmportant rulings, gained the respect and good will of both par- ties in the controversy. His faneral will take place to-morrow afternoon. and the in- ferment will be made at the Congressional Cemetery. Eee BUILDING PrRits.—John G. Burkhart, @ frame dwelling east side Lith street, be tween K ard L southeast; $400. Michael Gross,a@ frame dwelling west side 9th, be- nd C streets southwest; $200. Dan’! ory brick store by 82 feet, north side F, betwe treets northwest; $5.000. S: False and add toa workshc a two-story bric De. ¥ 52 feet, west side between Land M Streets northwest; © Charles T. Davis, three three-story brick dwell 3 feet, north side M, be- tween {th and Sth streets northwest Chas. Harris, twotwo-story bri 20 by 36 feet, north Q. between Wth and 16th streets northwest; $5,000. J. F. Langhran, a two-story hrick dwelling, 21 by 32 feet. west side 15th, between Samson and Q streets horthwest; $3,000. J. M. Langston, a two story brick dwelling on the east side of 11th Street, between T and U northsvest; $1,000. G. A. Amos, a two-story brick stable on’ the West side of th street, between G and H northwest: $300. W.H. Hines, a two stor. brick dweiling on the west side of 16th stree between Q and R northwest; $5,000. Dr. J.C. Hiali, a two-story brick stable on the south street, between éth and 7th north- Mrs. Walsh, a brick dwelling i je of A street, between 3d anc 4th southeast; #400. T. Daley, two two-story brick dwellings on the northside of Rhode | Island avenue, between 6th and 7th streets Porthwest; «0. Summerscales & Hum- porey, a two-story frame dwelling on the Porth side of Khode Island av between Sth and 6th streets northwest; $1 Youxe Carnonics’ Friexp Soctery.— | At the annual meeting of the Young Catho- lies’ Friend Society. to be beld at Carrol! orrow evening at eight o'clock, the of officers for the ensuing year will be held, and Rev. Father Donahan, the elo- quent Dominican pulpit orator, will deliver A discourse. The annual report shows that the amount received during the year was, from dues of members, €941; from other Fources, $495.01; total, ©. Theamount paid out was, tor tuition. $1,569; for clothing, $202.81, and for other objects, 225, being a total of $1,724.¢¢. ‘The balance remaining in the treasury is 15 A ATH SERViCES.—The e ¥ 's Christian Associa- open on Sabbath afternoon from 2 7 oelock p. m. At 8 o'clock p. m. the sual Bible reading ts held in the parlor, and the subject for to-morrow is “Christ our Sbepberu.” At 6 o'clock the usual daily prayer-teeting is held in the ebapel, and at o'clock @ service for the masses in the reading room. When the weather is favor- ble an open air meeting 1s held at? o'clock t the corner ot 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, whieh ts fol owed by night session in the reading room. THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE has been organized Just fourteen years to-day. Nineteen of the original members oniy are on the present foree, as follows: Captain W. G. Brock, J. A. W. Clarvoe, chief detectives: Lieutenants— Washington 8. Hurley, Cha M. Skippon, Cornelius Noonan, Alex. 2 Greer, Jobn F. Kelly, ——— Ecklof, James W. Gessford, and C.R. Vernon. Ser- geants—Godwin Pierce and R.A. Mi Privates—C. Sebastian, John Dri Frown, R White, J. T. Findley, C. Cameron, W- T. Riley, and R. 8. Jones. ——+-—— A Victory For WASHINGTON MAaxv- FACTURERS.— A the awards made yes- lerday at the Rockville fair, was a diploma to the Prescott Wheel company of this city jor excelience of wheels entered by them. ‘This is a well deserved compliment, and one to be appreciated. coming as it does from a society composed of @ class of persons to whom wheels are virtually a uecessity, and whose practical experience constitutes the most intelligent judges. We are glad to add this new enterprise to the increasing list Washi: and of manufactories ington, that it may meet with a generous support. —\_-——— STREET IMPROVEMENT. A concrete pave- ment bas been laid on 13th street, from B street to Mi land avenue southwest, and the ers are happy. C ‘tween be and lith streets pace so needs grading, sewering, and. paving. This is the only strect iu this section fort ws: improved, and always was the filthiest as it bas very little surface drainage. Story or THe Saws.—There live to-day two Sams who seeks a in their Uncle Sanr’s chair and a third At the office of J.C. Lay & Co, 23 ix si who pays rpecial im) reraent taxes is not a candidate for Spcaker.—Adet. —-~- SCHEDULE—BcUimore and On Sunday, 2a tustant, & change of schedule 01 Baiti- railroad. See advertisement chasges, GE oF | Attention being called to the number of eases | Of typhoid sever, which Dr. Verdi thought | the committee on ordinances to inquire what | for violations of the ordi | by the board and 9. | ed, and Dr. Verdi and Mr. Marbury were * a pe er | ett cd Re 1 1 . fu! r THE LATE TREASURY ROBBERY. The Disgrace Snyde: Hearing im the Case of T. W. Brown. The 6 overnment Closes its Case. T’.¢ preliminary hearing of the ease of The- ‘Aore W. Brown, charged (with Ottman and Halleck) with the larceny of ©17.097-65 from the United States Treasury on the Aiday of June last, was covtinued after our report closed yesterday afternoon in the Potice Court. before Jud: Mills—Messrs. Wells ard Wilson for the government, and Mr. Wm. A. Cook for defence. | BROWN AND OTTMANN'S CORRESPONDENCE BY TELEGRaP It. Mr. Morell, assistant manager of the West- | ern Urion Telegraph, was called to furnish certain telegrams which he produced uuder | protest. They were read as follows a WASHINGTON, D. C., July 11, 1875. T. W. Brown, Grand Hotel, Saratoga Springs, | New York:—Come on. Answe: Me SARATOGA Springs, N. Y., Ju * Wm. HT. Ottman, 1203 Pennsyleania ‘avenue, Washington, D. C:—Your business can be at- | tended to now with greatest dispatch: send atonce. Answer. B. W. T. ‘his dispateh was marked: “Deliver at onee. Following it, is the skeieton of a dis- pateh trom Saratoga, dated July 16, and ad- dressed to Wm. H. Ottman, 1203 Pennsylya- nia avenue; signed, B. W. T. The fall dis- pateh fs in the Saratoga office. WASHINGTON, D. C., Jaty T. We. Brown, Grand Hotel, Saraioya Spr New York:—Tlow are the races coming off? W. H. Orrman. Then is another skeleton of a dispatch for- ‘warded from the Boston office to Ottman. and signed B. W. T., and dated July 23, 1475. ‘Then there are the following dispate 3 WASHINGTON, D. C., July ly Saratoga Springs, and where can you meet Can't explain writing. Wo. H. Orrm an. SARATOGA, July 25, 1 Wm. H. OF 1203 Pennzyleania arene, Washing‘on. D. C:—Meet at Barnums on ar- riving in New York on Monday morning train. W. B. New York hei me in New Yoru? WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27, 1 T. W. Brown, Grand Hotel, Saratoga Springs, New York:—Intend to leave bereon Sunday night for New York. Wanted to have all my business fixed before I started, Ws. H. OrtMan. TESTIMONY FOR THE GOVERN- CLOSING MENT. Detective George McElfresh was recalled, and testified that he searched Brown at po- lice headquarters, August 3, and took from him $1,056. Cross-exam ined :—One note was a $500 bill; turned the money over to the clerk at police headquarters; could not swear to the money if _be was to see it. Detective John L. Sargent testified that he saw Erown when brought to police head- quarters; bad a conversation with him in re- gard to the robbery; witness said it was a bad position for Brown to be in, and asked why he did not come out and clear himsetr; because these parties were tn trouble it was no reason why he should not come out and fet the strength of it; Brown replied that Ottman had been a friend to him ia time of need, and that he would go to prison before he would squeal. Cross-examined:—He said nothing more than that remark. The prosceution here closed its case. Mr. Cook said he could not proceed for the present rntil the pleas fled were answered, ana the papers he had requested of the pros: ecution produced. District Attorney Wells said that they would be prepared to file an answer to-da and the court adjourned, fixing the continu. ance of the hearing for 2 o'clock this a(ter- noon. THIS AFTERNOON, the court was opened, when Judge Mills an- nounced that in consequence of an agree- ment between counsel on both sides for a continuation the farther hearing would be Postponed until next Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. The prisoner was not brought out to day. prefers stn Board of Health. VITAL STATISTIC8—_PREMISES CONDEMNED — BARRELS FOR THE ODORLESS—WHAT Es- COMES OF THE FINES. A meeting of the Board of Health was held lastevening. The frame building and pre ises 1025 3d street southwest, and frame baild- ing on Grace street, between High and Poto- mac streets, Georgetown, owned by Mrs. Mary A. Theeker, were declared to be nuis- pees, and ordered to be abated. A report was received from the health offi- cer on the communication of the odorless excavating company, complaining of the secant supply of barrels for night soil; reeom- mending, in view of many of the barrels being old and likely to become unservice- able, that 100 new barrels be ordered. Mr. Marbury moved that authority be given to purehase 75 barrels; agreed to. The rtof the registrar of vital statis- tes for the week ending September 4th was presented, showing total deaths #7, (4 less than the previous week,) of which number | 4 each were from consumption and cholera infantum, 4 typhoid fever, 6 pneumonia, 5 | | diarrhea, 2 dysentery, 3 infantile convul- sions. The deaths of whites (in estimated population of 115 000) numbered 46. and eni- red (in estimated population of 45,000) 51. The adults numbered 33-23 white and 15 col- | ored; minors, 23 whites and 36 colored; 17 | whites ard 32 colored under 3 years. There were but 5deaths of foreigners. There were | 4 still births, 5 deaths in public Institutions. | S marriages, and 71 births—50 white and 2i | colored. The rate of mortality of the whites Bas 20.50 per 1.000, and of the colored 55 93. The rate of increace of the white population by births over deaths was 1.50 per 1,000, and | the decrease of colored by deaths over births AG per 1,000. There was some comment on this report, was occasioned ‘by the decaying woolen pavements, to @ great extent. [t was also remarked that the number of deaths from cholera infantum was very low, and that there were no deaths from diptheria, when | that disease is prevalling to a greatextent in New York. Mr. Langston offered a resolution requiring j le of fines imposed | Inances of the board, | and whether the same should not be collected | pplied for sanitary pur- disposition has been mail adopted. . Verdi offered a resolution that a special committee be appolited to inquire whether &@ microscopist and chemist should not be employed in the examination of food; adopt- es *D | appointed. a A LIGHT PUNISHMENT FOR AN ATRO- CIOUS ASSAULT ON A LITTLE CHILD.—Ott- | cer Daley took into custody last evening a young colored man, about nineteen or twenty years old. named Charles Taliafer- ro, (propounced Tolliver.) charged by Peter G.Rosenbery and his wife, white, with at. tempting to commit a rape on their little daughter, Carrie peoreriomg Taliaferro wasemployed by Rosenbery in his restau- rant, (on the east side of Ith street, just above the avenue—formery O'Leary's). The | alleged assault was made last evening while Taliaferro was attendi: to some work in the dining-room. mn the Police Court, Judge Mills, this morning. Tal- iaferro was arraigned, eharged with an indecent assault on the little girl. The mother testified to hearing the little girl erying In the dining-room and saying, “IN tell ma.” She went into the dining- room, where Taliaferro was engaged at work, and found him in the act of assaulting Carrie, who is only thirteen years of age. Witness ran back to get a hatehet and would have killed him but Officer Daily came long and she gothim to arresthim. The ttle girl testified to the same effect, saying that she got asleep in a chair when Talla- ferro assaulted her. The court impose! a | was released, | delinquent, “and there shall be aided, to be Release The Rockville Agrienitural Fair. LAST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS—THE RACES, 4C. {Qurrespondence of The Evening Star.) ROCKVILLE, Montgomery conniy, Md., Sept. 10—The fair closed today. There was @ goodly attendance from the District of Co- lumbia aod the surrounding country, and CHIEF OF DETECTIVES CLARVOR ASKS To | BE INVESTIGATED, AND I8 To BE a FIED. The following correspondence passed yer- tercay between the chief of detectives and | the superintendent of police: EXecctive OFFICE, | j | } + the general verdict was that the fair has WAsnrxcrtox, D. C.. September 10, is75. been @ stecess, both in point of excellence oF | 4,6 Richards, Stajor anil Superintendent | display and in’ the number of visitors. Sir: As much has been said and published | c posed ans jock in the papers of the country reflecting upon » at De- me as @ detective officer of the Metropolitan i pF pertlla - from olice force in connection with the release of | Qty hitg Sn, Oot tum the Distriet of “iwert W. Snyder, one of the robbers of | DOUMNA, 7 wring Persons were se Perry's store, and the arrest and release of | &P 7 . 8. Nicholson, U. one Jobn Green, of Baltimore, Md.,said to) © -a.u.; Col. . Hazel, John bave represented Mr. Edes, of vy. town, jassaway, and The following daman at the time he I deem tt only Justice to my- self and the reputation of the corps to wuich T belong. to ask, through you, o| Snsder's bun: i—Jay, by Wm. J. Cooke; was torenel. Fae Yet, Dr. E. C. Etebison; Fanny, Henry Du. ley; Bessie, William Davis; S) Tyler. The race was a mile dash, best two The mule race for a prize of 15 occasioned Ww 3 1 875. F ASHINGTON, September 10, 1 much amusement. There were only two en- tK Capt. Jolin A.W, Clarvoe, Chief of Detectives: z ‘ os , hting Joe, by Kot ally, and Sir: Yours of this date, requesting an in- | fries. Lig! e y vestigation of the matter of your alleged con- | Tel ee Jim, by FE. ‘y- Joe won the nection with the release of one Edward W. | Tace; time, 15 minutes. =) Snyder, charged with the robbery of Messrs. eet ee LOWING AWARD CF PREMIUMS F Brothers’ store recently, and the sub- | 1" addition to in yesterday's Fequent arrest and release of one John Green, | STAR, Was av Ne Blooded Horses.—For best stallion, 4 years old and above, H. J. Hoyle: do. brood mare, 4 years old and above, W. R. Gaither; do. mare und foal, W.R. Gaither. Saddle Horses.—F or best mare or gelding, 4 years old and upwards, J. J. Owens; best Stallion, 4 years old and upwards, W. F. Pax- tox; do. walking mare or gelding, George Bradley. . Quick Draft Horses.—For best stallion, W. J. Gary; do. mare or gelding, Allen Dorsey; second best mare or gelding. Sellman & Fa‘ eley; bestmare and foal, W. T. Young; best span of borses and mares, W. W. vig second best span of horses and mares, a - J. W. Foster; best 3-year old colt or filly, John Pepper; second best 3-year old colt or charged with personating David Edes, esq., in entering bail for the said Snyder, is before While regretting that rumors and accu- : nS connecting your name dishonorably with said transactions have become current, I deem your request highly P regnnd The ‘ter will probably come before the Board tee Commissioners in this form for in- aton on Thursday next the 15th inst. respectfully, A.C. RICHARDS, Major and Superintendent. Pia cw hatonimnccio i To RICHMOND AND RETURN FOR €2. Black Hawk Tribe, No 12, 1.0.R M., have arranged a grand excursion to Richmond, Va., this evening. Trains will leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot at 11 o'clock P.m., reaching Richmond at 5 a.m. Sunday, | filly, Wm. C. Hazel; best 2-year old colt or returning Mouday at 5 o'clock a.m. Rornd | filly, Sellman & Fadeley; do. 1-year old colt trip tickets only $2.75, for sale at the depot | or filly, Wm. Muncaster; second best 1- year old colt or filly, W. R. Gaither. Horses of General Utility —For best stallion. epee Groomes; do. mare or gelding, W. Heavy Draft Horses—For best stallion, B. J. Snouffer; do. gelding, Wm. E. Muncaster; do. 3 year old coltor filly, Samuel B. Jan- up to the departu: of the train. See ad. ee ROBBERY FROM A SCHOONER.—Last night @man_ pamed Benjamin Mullin stole from Wm. Simons, a seaman aboani the schooner Orlendo, Capt. Rowland, at Riley’s wharf, all bis clothes and a sack containing his persoual effec! ued at $50, ney; do. 2-year old colt or filly, 8. T. Stone- ——_o—___—_- Street; do. 1-year old colt or filly, Walter M. THE COCRTS. Talbott; do. mare and foal, Johan Thompson. Mule and Horse Teams.—For best team of horses, not less than four, to J. E. Wilson; best team of mules, not less thaa four, Jas- = M. Jackson; best span of horses, John E. Vilson; second best span of horses, Alban Porrce CouRT—Judge Mills tem. To-day, Daniel Banks, loud and boisterous talking, $5. James Caldwell, profane; 35. Charles Lewis, same; $5. Joseph Tolliver and Elizabeth Toliver; s5 each for same of- fence. Wm. H. Greenwell, same; $5. Sallie | Brooke; best span of mules, Alban Brooke. Ross, profane; $5. Henry’Friend, loud and | . Hon. John Lee Carroll, the democratic can- boisterous; $5. Elizabeth Davis, forfeited | didate for governor of Maryland. was on the collateral. Wm. Davis, profanity; $5. Jas. | ound to-day, and received quitean ovation Waish, profithe; $5. John F. Brooks, selling | from his friends. liquor Without’ Heense; continued. Wm Washington, wagon without license; $5. Robert Smallwood, throwing stones; ' $10. Mary Washingtsn, colored, larceny of house hold. art.cles from the residence of Mr. George Cowie. The larceny occurring over @ year ago the Court discharged the GEORGETOWN. GRAIN TRADE.—The offerings of wheat at the Merchants’ Exchange to-day amount d to 6,000 bushels, with sales of 2,750 bushels at from $1.27 to $1. Corn is quoted at from Gefendant noder the statue of limitations. | 8) to #5 cents per bushel Edwa.d Coben, assault on Geo. Taylor; fined River axp CANA Arrived, steamer Stand costs. John Moore, larceny of a horse ‘apt. Harper, from Baltimore, consigned blanket; $10 or30daysin jail. Frank Wash- | to J. G. & JOM. Waters, with several oree ington, stealing a shawl and other articles; $10, or 60 days in fail. Also, with the lar- ceny of nineteen chickens, &¢.; $20, or 60 days in jail. There were five other cases, but as they were for small offences, and in the two above cases he was sentenced to four months in jail, a noile pros. was entered in each of the others. Beckey Tanner, assault on Lottie Buchanan. ie proseoutin wit- ness testified that she told Beckey that a young man was dying, and she said, “He ain’t got any ‘ligion,” and before she had told witness when she was sick, “If you don’t pray you'll go to bell.” One word brought on avother, and Beckey threw water in her face and struck her with a brick, and she wouldn't have got the lick for five or six dollars; $10 and costs. Beckey charged that the witnesses had toida lie, and was rattling along right glibly, when the court suc- ceeded in stopping her by imposing a fine of £5 and sentence to 24 hours in jail for con- tempt. Julia Williams, assault on Sarah Russell by knocking her head against the wail, ranning her up stairs and knocking her down, calling her bad names; 85. Jonas Rarson, colored, charged with assault with intent to commit a rape on Carrie Greephow on the Sd of September. Prosecuting wit- bess testified that she was nursing her baby, end while her husband was absent Ranson came ip and made an Indecent assault on her, committed for the action of the grand Jery. John Moore, larceny of a wateh and in and clothing; committed for the ac- mn Of the grand jury. cbandise for Djstrict merchants; schooner Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with 1,800 busb- els wheat for Hartley & Bros. By canal, boat H. M. Talbott, with 3,200 bushels wheat, and 500 bushels corn for H. M. Talbott. ALEXANDRIA. THE PREACHER ARRESTED FOR CouN- TERFEITING.—Col. Kent, of the United States secret service, arrestai Rey. W. . Randall, known as a revival preacher, at ‘Waterville, Maine, on suspicion of having uttered aad yned one dollar national bank bills changed to fives. A revivalist of the same name was in this city a short time ago. When here, he said in a sermon he preached from the Post Office steps, that he had been to a jail and asked to exchange places with a Christian convict If there was one among the prisoners. He can now serve a term without turning loose another rascal. EXCITING CHASE—A vicious billy goat chased a smal! colored boy from the Orphan Asylum to Nailor’s Hill, this afternoon, bu’ ting him continually along ‘the whole wa: aad finally knocked his victim iuto a ditch, and was goring him when some of the many pr ple who had followed the chase, came up and drove him off. The cries of the child ard the bleating of the goat as they flew through the streets attracted quite a crow of followers, and created covsiderable ex- citement in that part of the city. ATTEMPT TO WRECK A RAILROAD TRAIN. An unsuccessful attempt was made to wreck the Midland railroad passenger train due here this morning from Danville. Some cross ties were placed across the track near Burke's station, but fortanately a material train passed there about two hours before its usual time, and discovering the attempt frustrated il by removing the obstractions.. Gazetie, 10th. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. A Charley Ross Fanda. Extitor Stor:—Like many another anxious parent, I have been greatly agitated over the atduction of little Seariey Ross, and now that a clue to the missing child is obtained, the Interest of the public is renewed. Itis a Well-known fact that Mr. Ross is not a man ik, Willtam | ! - : CITY ITEMS. | EDUCATIONAL. | EDUCATIONAL. DEALERS SUPPLIED with Belding Bro‘s 6 ENKER sg. “*SPORFP's som WILt - Cos Sewing Silk, ali size ‘and all cole 0. FELIX BENKERT open on Whi. "PAY, wis0t O§ ors, or in skeins, by the agent, 719 Market WP r eume bis instruction on the Hd street. mmidenee 997 HM etre ae i apse bee cua dese SSW PIANO, VIOLIN, apd in HARMONY and COM Ear torah eh Hee A CARRIAGR For SALE AP.—See atver- Kew York svenve 2. —Mre ANGELO tisement. amr i POSITION, FP a t -aTS RECEIVED THis WEEK.—New styles of men’s and * bats, for dress, business, or schoo! wear. at moderate prices, at Lewis’ puiar One Price Store, 92) 7th et., between Yana Kk. 9,10,2 =e ee TRADE SUPPLIED with Nature's Beautifier by Charles Stott & Co., wholesale druggists, oo Pennsylvania avenue, ——— D.C. 8,1: terms, &e ree! Fer Gentl Ont la atiemen On 10,00 gennine Cunas Gorter Eagte Con- | has, at 10 cents each: no discount todealers, | _**!2 | Tuition in the Acadeoica departments, @4 0 term For farther particulars, a@dress FW. FAIRFIELD, Acting P_esident, St SON. Princ!pal —Tne etebeh ana - ihe lath ptomber Its. SEPTEMBER 13. pad ee Mary 0 IN UTE, tor bab pl on the Poile and Kalt. Ceetral R the mi buildings: potwe care Fr, buble can Fomunip ox, D.C, bs September ih, 1475, » College, law, and A mM, Spoons Pe 2D. 4 suoRTL Of Lie Beeretasy SOCLTURAL Cov. | treated, at Dr. White's establishment, 15th street, opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a. m.to6 p.m. Ivory in corai set. When ‘twixt parties’ lips you see, pzotont, “tis safe to bet Beautifies we ivor Dr. CW. BENSON'S Celery and Chamo- Apply at Metzerott sepe ow No. 708 1th atreet Mise SUSIE POLLC SEPTEMBER 13 K (XS DERGARTEN ets ry PI in three. The first heat was won by Bessie, Th: ars are selling ati5 cents in New | RS. GENER‘ L WHERLER VILE REeNS open ts Fali Term on MONDAY, | Teoreugh ent partial investigation. My although the betting was in favor of Fanny, York. oe re SelpUILIP 1. WARD, M “he drat hersch-ol op MON TAY, Imh of of ‘the College tt to offer ¢ netions bave been questioned Taotives im: | The eae Fron the second heat in | 9,2,6 Comer sth street and Pa. ay. September, at No. 37 Market sireet, se nod, at moderate oomt. * 7 i 2.58, a fe thi 2:04, and was deci ae Ty ran aa amas = er See anal poctheom the libertyof the above. | Rain interrupted the reading of the award is as you iy seuseamnees ab tke une | tal a eet rem INSTBUCTIONS ace the mont ap ramed man, John Green. Catscions of my | of Premiums and rendered the track unfit for _ fore the rash Pe Fides Nor woe Street, | northwest, betneen 1ath a. near the - ot Rae innocence of ihe charge made, aad anxious Sestnl Dit tie jogos analy deckaed tohave nig a ty ger egg Memon Bey. r = Termie: $20 the wehtaat Fad eT ea et gauch @ stigmas on wy HAMS | TLDS Hest horas, S125 for tos nee acta, | Opposite the Patent Omics. Bunetuality, re. | QW acTING Tos y etudeute free che tpectlully ask forand poart a ret acruting | forthe third; mile heats, best three In fee, | SPectable SS eS Volce, Singing. Piano, Organ and. testrame of payable sm emer of my conduct, official or otherwise. Hoping | The feliowtng were the entries:—Honest | “Py Shiminy is Dot 8. tavebt b ters. Bee circulars, orad- | For circulars, or for that this reauest will meet with your ap- | John, by Chris Harper; General McArthur, | yaya ot Shaminy is Dot So. ) B-BELUA RD, Pircotnr st —— proval, I remain, very respectfully, your y Bpdinel ns Foi Say tr ee Wm. | 966 removes tan and freckles. | FROF. L. H. NAYDE — | amptat tne titer NEEDS sone W. CLarvor, bea adie wenn oe m., the race being Corns Extracted Without Pali TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN e- SURES GULLS “b <M DoLit: ie cloely contested. ‘onest John, however, | so the shoe can be Worn with ease. Bunions, iii Chief Detective coxps, Metropolitaa Police. | fi ally took the lead, and kept it, winning ti Ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excresconces, AND SINGING, . . = : 22; the Maid won the secoud, aud General | and other ailments of the feet successfully. | 1 . Qnouw as isce cap cca McArthur the third heat, g | will reetme his class and private musical instruction sidress Prot Wi *s or Ellis’ Music Stores Fa — | ST MARYS Fe MALE SP Miwiny, is P.O. St Mary» City, St. Mary » cr i G and H northwest. | dicoprns @ ists » hetween OK S rman and American m ano School for Girls and Boys. Pri- hee ‘been fe eperation stupe time mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure advanced classes will open MONDAY, Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and | § 13th Normal Clase for gi oe and Sleeplessness, and will ome. gd ry | ia tee, Kiotery wm bh ng 50 cents a box, postage free. ~ Sold all - - iva Sos vo anh Wash, Drngeists, and Charles Stott & Co.,480Penn= | TNE particulars apple te. the Prinot y at theSomcinary sylvania avenue, Washington. 85,01: | No 1100 K srrect | English Tuition per session ular BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va. NCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL, | extra moderate charges. Wm. W. Smith, senior principal, is endorse ‘ | in nddtea pe d the highest educational anthoritiesot Vir- | FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, EWOsTE Mrs JAMESR T nia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much No. 1115 M 8taxst, Convex or 12ra,N.w. | | {_DGRWORTI Schoor fers than those of any similar institution in | poy 1 L. TEWNSEED, Rector; Mies MAC- | Eee ty bean Lin STREE the state. 8,9,e010 ee eae Principal. ated | ‘ semen ‘Sthedral and Park.) ——- 2 5 i 250 to £19,000 has been Invested in Buck | Tho seventh year will begin on Welposday, Sep- | erp rtintecath Annual Besson of this % Privileges and paid paid inh dng “How | tember 15,1575. A ove sept lin rv F ingnne “eer to do it.” A book on = = se | Ladies, 64 re-oj ‘all street, sent free. we and Day School for non THURSDAY. Se ‘EOKGETOWN OOLLEOR, D.C. | 26ch. ‘For circulars. address Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, ied M P. LEFEBYER. New York. < 63: G (Henemeh 1708 ang$ cot on Binsin! Ee a7 Tr : - ® SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales 0 ESTVES MARYLAND OOLI ROE Sarhnaee $219,600. - 12-8, wt CLASSI JAL DEPARTMENT opens September 7 V 40K STUDENTS cecnrumase GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. Terms. including board, Department ( Washtogton | opens U: IN SEPARATE | Each having » fall corp: ofeanots of Fifteenth Semt-Avnual Session begins SEPTEM BER ist. BF Catalogues, with fol! t rannnm, 93% Medi Sn vopene Ochs ber 6 heee r4 } to terms EBBLE SPECTACLES. $3.50 PER PAIB, | fnres. Winter Seer 6.” aw Department | Courme of study, Bo. furntehod Ad } eer BLACKFORD 8 SEW STORE (Washington) opere 4 lone oe oe | oon 3.7) WARD, OLD LADI"S: GOLD WATCHES, from §22 upwards, | nom, 920. [sept] F. HEALY. 8.3 . Pees. angs-cofw ¥: just receives’ BLACK FORD'S NEW STORE M7. SERON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 street — | SOUTHERN Tae 3 street, Geo DC. ra. C. ‘airo, Prin moter a — “ ed Se ae cer Prad’honime, resident’ teacher of French. Fourth Hos. 197 and 199 Neth Charles Brow, EMOVAL—DAVID E. YOUNGS Milliaery 1 will begin September 2th. Circ BALTIMORE and Fancy Goods Hstablishment re- lar and Catalogne, covtatning terms and reieroaces eeettl Jone hea cae*t Principals jdge’ street, Geo! * re — fe itd Beare pen to be had at stores, or residence ot Princi- stitution te conderted im the Coll complete assortment of sept System, with « of ten instructors in the Eng: new GOODS has been added, making it the most com- plete store in Georgetown to select from. A visit 1 solicited. ‘aug18-3m lish, French and German brauches:, five Profeseete bewides emai, ak of Music, Painting and Drawing. Lecturers ‘Ol will beresttenton the | 8M such other adjuncts as are ‘Decseaary . French te the jan, of the Behoot 4 strict: GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, D. € ME ROLIDE BME ae Cee. | sequined to he ephbee, ‘Tie eit et $1 HIGH STRERT CAMOLINE H- + Princip cerfully arr a regular emiacner of atu. rank hours, 9 :. ma. 00-4 9. a eg 4 BL RICHTER Sie on ae Poogress! om. Class honors receive de posite : a ctinctiune are awards — desis. SGeneral ‘Ranking business dene, “od col. . WILL RESUME - Sa eee atine oF lections made on acceasible inte. jscount 18 IN* CTIONS IN MUSIC, 7 days, Mondays. POLKINUCKN, President. | (Piano, Oreste Fioeins ood. Hanson DEP ne} a. W. Baker, Cashier BER ist.1575, at 935 Pennsylvania avenue, 4 Tes pistes Piet Boer PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT ‘opens Sep Fl. Polkinhorn, | Thos T. Mitcheti, Bee Circulare at the Music Stores, where orders | @EBErsRS | zs Henry Dickson, | R.. Ered. W, Jones. | may be left. sep? Im MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, Ooeber er uae BD. cn onamao cate MSS BAFROVERS SoHOOL ey orgs: | bAW REAM M ERT 4 é er co ub . es and C ° or Information address JO. No. ‘ H, WHEATLEY’S un. (For circulars pply feibe Principal, 1 Prew suad dn STREAM DYEING AND OLBANING ESTAR. | “ttt opposite Ran a? LISHMENT. 49 JeHerson Street, Georedown, D. 6. M SS FAUST S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES 1914 H street northwest, reopens MON DA MEMOBIAE PACU. SELECT SCHOOL Fok ¥e G LADIES, Corner Mth and N streets northwest. Bstabiiehed, 183). Premium awarded, 1387. me | September 13th. ‘augsiore ” ,ThE REdersigned having resigned the of larged and improved, Is74, Ladies and Gentlemen's HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, pan eh Fh OF oe, FoRTINE apparel of every, description, incinding Will re-open on WEDNESDAY, September | the Misses Ackerman sud Jomperthwaite, Velvots, Crepe Veile and rheenings, Bid Glover, 538 I street, near 16th northwest ANNIE E. EVANS. HELEN FE. WILLIAMS. &c., &c., nicely cleaned or dyed; also, ‘Ourtains and 8, Princtpal. ‘This school will re-open on MONDAY, ter New Soode, —— and Blankets cleaned 41 Frof. b. CORLIE E. : 13th, 1875. Applications for sdmiasion m made Sond us your address and we will call for and re Application may be tote tan Deseonneess nan er S18 How ie pg ee po Par ALFERD BUJACS ENGL) press fr ‘and to any place in tre country. apal-tr HE EPISCOPAL InSTITCTE. acnéne pi BOARDING AND DAY | REV. F. L. KNIGHT, Ich and I streets, D. Head Master: NG LADIES, No. 1700 DD eet >? street, Washington. b. ©. L TANOS, &e PEO. JOUN LO A... Ass. Master | “gotne > ecinosl eld onus —__PIANOS, &. | ame SE: 208M, Seesion 3f this church choot | sok of Beptember Cirtators oe nea tee een ALLET, DAVIS & COS PIANOS, celebrated | for bo. will commence on WEDNESDAY, the sh | Augustatthe school end becksorees eae! Hi F awcetnees of tone, delicacy of touchy Se ee ee NOZICE-* i= CAUKIN'S SOHOOL FOk BOTS sclidity of construction, for sale on oP FS kN , D. D.. ‘ nt rok e terms, at S11 9th street Borthwest. #09 eel _anem-tt > 2888 See eee. i the goreer ct 3a ‘reo ad Pennsylvania avenue’ ESTIEFF PLANOS, unsurpaced in tone, MERSON INSTITIT! i i anes TE noua, ond dustbin oe caer eee EM Sscecr CLASSICAL AND MATHE- EST END TN*TIT0TF, or large discount for cash, MATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, | WW MES EL OADY, Princtpal, GPL. WILD & BRO. Sole Agents, 914 Mth street, between 1 and K, (Fraakila Be th street no 5 are. Bend for Clove! a if he shore Patent Ofice.) ‘The twenty-fifth annual session of this school will for Her. (nat Pianos ‘and aif instruments tuned and repaired. fem to every detail. Prices reasonable, Terms easy. G. KUHN, Sole Ageut, 632 New York avenne, Washington, DU = jfomulated, tuned, exchanged end for rent street southwest. begin the second MONDAY in Beptember, the 13th Church, will commence its 6th year ‘or particulars and special advantsges r th’s Academ Dookstores. or address t Pianos for rent. augd-tr_ | Gay of the month | FAMILY SUPP Students fitting for College, for West Point, the AMILY SUPPLII “> receive theron instruction ‘Tet 4 mare, Grand. Square and U re German taught in the regular cours : 2(TH STREET MARKET. e8, fall toned. Pianos from other well- | Address CHAS. B. YOUNG, = » Whick we will algo sell and rent on | afT&%6-}m_ ___[Rep.Chron] Priccipal, the most terms. Taning prow {EORGET( WN FEMALE SEMINARY. No.si | WM. LINKING, GEO. W. LINKING, Sttended fo, Mra, 0. RE(CHENBAUH: $23 fith | GrEQRGETC WS Boarding and hock. ; 18 few doors above Pa. ave. insyi9-ly_ | terme apply to Miss LIPSCOMM, Privcipals Bal 720 207x STREET. \I . 7 lant 25 7th street; Gilman's di Pa. Rene 2n0; 5) FiAEOS ARE THE BEBE | lantyne's, 499 7 opens September Ith. Rerect cars | WATER MELONS FROZEN AND DELIV. Jead of all first-class instruments, befug un. aes within one equere of Seminary. ————_ | BRED AT YOUK DINNER HOUR. rivaled in beanty of tone and perfoction YS" ACADEMY, 4 street northwest, Sunder- CANTELOUPES, PEACH and ail kinds £ Bruit, susttr WM. LANKINS & SON. “7 AND “KAUPHY.” seo Circulars at princi Principal, No. 1315 4 ang?! be 4 = DETERMINED CASE OF SELF-DESTRUC- TION.—Mrs. Maria Graston, of Staten Island, N. Y., committed suicide on Wednesday night by shooting herself with a pistol, tue mvzzle of which she placed in her mouth. The ball passed out at the back of her neck, of means,and thet already large sums of money have been spent for the recovery of the lost boy. Now, it seems to me, Mr. Editor, that the fathers and mothers in this land ought ipomoos to unite in bearing a part or all of this greal = ‘ c killing ber almost instantly. Mrs. Graston, Mechere, Westervelta or. “Bons Gatien who Was forty-eight years old, having lost may well tremble, and know that kidnap- oes aie at see bed ra eey, Pp & odious, and that those who indulge dency resulted in mental disorde! for any reason whatever, will be pur- sued to the ends of the earth, and that jus- tice from an indignant people will ve meted out in the form of hemp or some other equally convincing argument. rat it be s7-W. J. Burges: employee of the Char- lottesville (Va.) 3 jeultural Works was in- stantly killed on Thursday by a cider mill falling upon him. MEDICAL, &e. LADIES WISHING To CONSULT & PHYSI ALLS KING, sanist St. John’s Parish, TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN, Erc eo Zyenty Lessons. gi Lovers of good TEA and COFFRE will bo pleased to bear mt fe can bay the celebrated “N.¥ CLUB” TEAS 48D COFFERS at Stands Nos. 148 aud 149 Ceator Market, o. * or $2). Address P 0. Box east wing, and at my store corner of Sth aug?l-im in avy disease peculiar to their sex, can HAS REMOVED TO 36 BaRatoga St., Nea CaLvERT, BALTIMORE. Ladies desiring treatment of auy complaint can consult him with the utmost confidence. Separaie rooms for iady patients. jy13-2e* MQATISFACTION” 91 PER BOTTLE. Oon- \D snitations free at Dr. DARBY'S, 11% 46 st., (Colonization Building.) ayl-4m* ABELL, Teaches and Oil-cclor Paint the seminsry; at Ell "8 bool ker's Can you not, sir, suggest some wa: which my idea ean be carried out? Let done, not as charity, but as a matter of pure, simple Justice, and I am sure there will be a hearty and moneyed response from more tan one ANXIOUS PARENT. [We do not know any better plan than for the estimable lady who writes the above to herself set the movement on foot, by invit- ing contributions for the purpose indicated, and stating where they may be sent. Plenty of persons would doubtless be realy to give if they were certain their offerings would reach the object for which given.—Ep. Star.) YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASSOOLA- CoRNER oF 9TH and D StREATS, Rooms and Library free to all, Prayer Mectings daily at 12:15, 6, and 9 p.m. Bebbath itr led (exclusively,) for young men, at 6 o'clock. a Afternoon aah at 3:30. ‘irculating Libi ol . Mew boot omiating Library. 00 volumes, xs may 20-tr te ‘COLD THA, of Unrivalied Flavor, WITH MILBURN’'S FAMOUS POLAR soDA, At 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, The Tax Question, Editor Star:—In your paj of yesterday's date you called the attention of your rea. | Is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro- €7% 16 the actof Congress relative to property Suced. es. tax in is istrict, thereby greatly ne- fting many who, without some reminder, “ON TIME.” Would allow their da: " of grace, in this re- spect, to pass by while never intending to ineur the penalty for delinquent tax. Now, will you confer further benefit in the same direction by giving your opinion, or inviting 8n opinion from any other competent person, as to the date on which the penalty can be added. The law says if one-half of the tax “shall not be paid on or before the first day of October” it shall bein arrears and FALL CLOTHING. COMPLETE STOCE. collected with such taxes, a@ penalty of two per centum upon the amount thereof on the first day of each ng month until pay- ment,” &c, Succeeding what? evidently suc- c5eding the month of October, Walch permits yment of tax TAmOUs penn NOW ON EXHIBITION. fine of $10. Inciuding October Sist. arm COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE foe S ich one-half tax be- fie pine Goon of ent j com jm arrears and felingnent;, if not, | MAGNIFICENT VARIETY. en what lain Cook ‘buliding, on Onene one Zoun F. aay pesaley ‘during the month a October, SUPERIOR QUALITY, advancing the ‘adueational interests In that — oo I Savane! neat interests in that IMMENSE QUANTITY. —— THE FORGED AupiTors’ CERTIFICATE Case.—In the Police Court (Judge Milis) ‘bis morning, James D. Vernay, with the ‘name of RS. Davis to a ine the Board of Audit, and also HANDSOME STYLES, BOYS’ CLOTHING, FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS, ALL GRADES AND STYLES. SUPERB LINE IpA Lewis has been married and is di- Inet Weare act leant es ne nae OF FINE WOOLENS, FOR GARMENTS TO ORDER. Look at the Styles. DiLoakwoot rina a Paper in Jowell onc HABLE GROTHERS, Btiseae with tle more propa Tailo and Clethiers, ways bein” Sagi sepltg Corner 7th and D Streets Ne EB. AND MBS. WILSON .—A thoroughly expe- Diane 23 rilcian ead German arg Italian. Ww Teacher of Music, Mathematics and rof Writing, Drawing, Wi ting, Head Crayo broidery. Wax Flowers and Fancy W ‘The second scholastic year wil SESDAY . Sept. Ist. 1575, and continue forty References and_terms , corner F and 7th Pleasant school room, with southern exposure; streets southeast = Soon hese goods are o! ‘ Qo oso with coufidence. even ia the wore! canca,and | (QF) OL BEMINABY. 217 4 strect south are retailed si ciasall adr asse ee emereges na fcee of charge, by calling on Dr. BRUTHERS, 906 Mra. LOUISEE, D . T. FRENCH B street southwost. sepll-2w™ WM M. MIRICK, Principals 14% and 149 Center Market, cast w Nn. ref. 0. A pon every das K. LEON, Prof. 0. E WEIDMAYER. 0; 4 ‘The oldest established Ladies Physician, ‘eacher of French, v MIRIC Prot. M Latin. Miss 8. os i, Pastel, Sm york commence W SPINGLEK HovsE, UNION SQUAKE, N. ¥. on circu is? music store, » to be had at 0b avenue, Par- st. EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘sclentific ladies’ Pu fine yard for open-air exercise; library, of'ie oy enn I pisees of Deaeens Midwite, Attend ladies at their homes, or pi globes. spparatus avd al! the accessories of ‘& sireet Oars pase Fooms and the best attentior at the Doctor's private | class seminary o1 je. sur Zi ew oumbomt piers, ferr end rail- Fesidence. Consultation confidential. OMee, 76 | me mist, comfortable Par Serators. 1 NSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN. ee ee ee Mess Emima Maricedel’s’ Schoo! for Physical he SrineLen for les ton and Practical Culture, 800 Ist money jthan at the larger Gret-class hotels. EEle- core Of Winteres | afte Sddition to the Kindergarven. the peculiar | antl, farninbed rove 91 per day upwards. Gar- whatever | advantages of which are so well known, e=p-cini at- eet Care oe etesnee Sanare is cnsily reach- Rame or nature. All complaints incident to Fs- | tention is also given torlementary Instructsou. oe ne eS». » ROST, Propristor ldo +, Gal- | cessary for thorough education. aug! : + Proprie vanic and Electro-chemical Bat! Most invig- Opens: Sep:. Ith. Normal training c! health giving baths Khown to modern | ist.” For particulars address ws above = is science, Consultation and examination free. apa-4m 7 DEVLIN & OO OUNT VEENON SEMINARY—Soars “* RK. ROBERTSON, FROM BALTIMORE ‘Dey tehactter toeas Loken tna te ; can be consulted at 434 loth street northwost, | Sug 42¥,Sc8 northwest. Washington. D.0. School DAY and SATURDAY, trom {0 '8'p meeinrait | Yes Commences WEDNESDAY, Gert. sth. The ated , Ty of i om preter Diseases of the Urinary’ Organs, Gonorrhara, Glest, ae wigs Le FOR Stricture. Syphilis, and Spermatorrhoa, Cases of b tee eg recently contracted cared in 3 to 5 days. 'yphilis in all its stages quickly cured, end the polon entirely eradicated trom the system, with. Gat the use of mercury. Spermatorriurs, brow:ht on by excesses and abuse in youth, causing loss of memory end insanity, general debility, organic nervous irritability symptoms gestion, pitation of the he Gtumuess of sight or giddiness, evil foredodings, self distrust, ‘en speedily cared by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen Placing es Treas ant Se: retary, Teachers and masters of emi hes PF STREES CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. : Hon. M.G. Emery, T. J themeelves in Dr. B.'s hand can rel; bet t Is which he now holds jead- = ing physicians of Baltimore. Office 424 10th street | gons amp De octr eter th Dice a home and borthwest, from 2 to 9 p.m. mar?-ly bine wealth. ae ASHINGTO! NESS COM OGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH sYhuP— corner 7th and L streets, provides such an B Wanted, a case of Whoo) ing, Cough that eas The Practical Evi ¥ be cnred by" BOGERT'S VEGETABL B Department, reoe:vee pupils 12 id, SYRUP.” It is also the best in use for Googhs. | 80d upwards. The advanced Department Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Croup,andall Bron- | Feceives students without regard to age, who arc chial Affections. For sale by theyre nal Druggists. | able to complete the course in one a Ny and wholesale by CHARLES STOTT & OO,. and by | $20 for ten weeks, to be paid at the cA eG fe a monthly instalments. A reduction of @10 on yoar ATTASS’ VEGETABLE CATHARTIC and @15 on life scholarship, for cash, AND AnticsiLio’s PILLS paid in fall on ‘estering. ‘enter for im = he Arlene! ease VALLEY I > Pa.