Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... September 23, 187. Weather Probabilities To-day. Oprice oF Carer SIGXAL OFFICER, WasHtNeto: tember Z3. 1875. For New England, the middle states and the lower lake rezion, clear or partly clan? y and warmer weather light westerly tn ennth- erly winds, and bigh but slowly f2 ometer. LOCAL Amusements, &c., To-Night. | National Theater.— Mrs. Henricita Chan- | fran tn © Parted.” | Pon's Opera Howse —Harrigan and Hart, ta their amusing specialties. ige Hall Mr. Thomas Seaton Dono- deliver his interesting lecture en- | titled © Old Acquaintan j = : | Condensed Locals. Cheap pMnting at Knight's, 8: | The street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p. | m. and extinguished at 1:15 a.m. | | | * street. Don’t forget Hempler’s auction next Sat- urday. Go to bear Thos. Seaton Donoho to-night. His reminiscences of old times and old peo- ple will be interesting to Washingtonians. A loege of Good Samaritans trom Balti- | more. beaded by a band, passed through the city this morning by the Baltimore and Po- | tomac and Alexandria rail.oads, to Alexan- dria, where they are cpending the da: Messrs. Weatherby and Holroy . and who accompanied Sankey to this country, are now On a visit to our city, and will be present at the 6 o'clock prayer meeting in the chapel of the Y. M. C. A horse attached to tue wagon of Sigour- ney & Brown, undertakers, of this city, ran away on Potomac street, Georgetown, yes- ferday afternoon, aad Mr. Sigourney was thrown from the wagon and had his leg broken. : 2. Adelph W. Miller. son of Dr. A. W. Miller, of Fast Washington, has recetget an Appointment as apoth cary the United Biates steamer Gettysburg, now fitted ont the navy yard for a year's cruise in the West Insiies on a selentifie mission The Controller of the Curreney is of th opinion that he will be able to announce a her dividend on the First National bank of this city of 10, and perhaps 15 per cent., in the latter part of this fall. There have already been declared dividends dMountiog to & per cent. | ‘dhe Treasury Robbery. MOTION To REDUCE THE BAIL OF OTTMAN. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, in the case of Ottman, charged With the lareeny of $47,000 from the Treas- Bry on the 3! of June, the motion of Messrs. Merrick and Elli 1 for Oitman, to reduce his bail from Measrs. afleronr report Judge Wilson op- he mo" fon. nan’s counsel claimed that the defend ant Wasa poor man, and the amount alleged to have been tak covered The « person was ail. then @ pau- whatever. ceived back money taken disputed by Ott 2. | The defendant's counsel closed by citing a humber of precedents, amor Slatier, charged with the murde released on 215,000 bail; and urs bill nity in Alexandria count but $15.00 as yet due the zoverom: Mr. Wilson explained that some exandria money had been assigned b Ottman, and was now claimed by other per- | hem that of sons. Judge MacArthur then said he would post- pone his decision until Fri in ord give time for the pres showing the amount an leged assignments of the m dria, intimation he world red the facts shown in such ai - lex: wh ich ce the bail wonld depend upon its. av Howarp Universit Quiry baving been ad Hi. Brooks. Lewis H. £ F. J. Gri end ©. 8. B. Wall _to Prof. GW. Mite late professor of Latin and dean of th ¢ department of Howant university has replied at considerable length, saying moved by the executive com mittee, and W. F. Bascom appointed place, ostensibly to reduce expenses, bu reality to get a white man in his place. severely criticizes the action of the commit. tie, and asserts that the policy of Gen. How ard of putting colored men in controling pc- sitions in the university has been chaige:. He says that it is far better that Howanri university should be blotted out of existence. than that colored youths should tere tauzht to Icok upon themselves as tuferior:, | which must always be the case wheu the; are educated in schools where they alone a-- | governed, and can never b share in | the governing power. A “BoRRowtne” Lover ARRESTED — About six months since the police authori- | ties bere were requested by the authorities of | Newark, N. J., to “locate” one Robert Vansant, quite a good looking man about years of age. Detectives McEifresh and Sa. | gent shortly afterwards found him and kent note of his movements. This morning (fi cer Patrick R. Smith, of Newark, arri bere with a requisition for Vansant. he hay- ing been indicted for larceny, and Messrs. McEifresh and Sargent ‘arrested him avd he was taken before Judge Cartter, who ordered bis delivery to Otticer Smith! who left with him for Newark this afterncor, The charge against him is that whi bis addresses to An.elia S| A letter of in- YY Messrs. John nd during her absence he | ied off @309 Vansant claims he money. With which he | that he mcreiy NEw Co-OrPERATIVE BUILDING Assoct- ATION —A large meeting was held at the Board of Trade rooms last night to organize & new buliding association on the co-oper- | ative plan. Thomas Hyde was chosen tem- porary president and Thos. B. Penicks tem- wary secretary. Mr. Pen'cks stated that | it was desirable to adopt the Jefferson con. | stitution, with @ single change relative to the manner of paying monthly premiums, which he thought would be of advantage. After a geners! discussion upon the change suggested, in which there was considerable difference of opinion as to the propriety of the same, a coramittee of five was appoint. ed, consisting of Thomas Hyde, J. J. Edson, B.H. Warner, George W. Harkness and T. B. Penicks, to whom was referred the co- operative constitution, to consider and report wnether any change is advisable. The com- mittee will report o: londay next. DEATH OF A WASHINGTONIAN IN Cou- BERLAND FROM LOcKsAW.—A letter bas been received in this city from Coroner Blocher, of Cumberland, Md., dated Sept. Zist, in which he says: “l was called on this Morning to held an inquest on the body of a yourg man ramed John Minor, and the evi- dence proved that he belonged to Washing- ton city, and that bis parents lived at 190 E Street in that city; that he was a sober.indus- trious, good boy: that he bad hurt one of his toes and bruised bis foot, from which he took the loekjaw and died Fig el on & canal beat, called the Wm. R. Shaw, ran b: Capt. Garrish. The jury returned ‘a verdict ac. contingly. I had him buriet today. The captain owed him a small sum of about <1. which I advised him to pay on the fanerai charges, which he did” DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS GoING To Look ArTEeR THE Batt Bonps Hexear ‘TER.—The following was received by Judge Mills, of the Police Court, to-day: Orricg or U.S. AtrogNry. District of Columbia, Sept.23.175. § dom. — C. Mills, Justice Holding Poiice ‘our: My Dear Sir:—In all cases where parties request to be let to bail on charges of crimes committed the United States, I re- spectfully request that notice be given to me, orone of My assistants, so that I | Uy ours, i i Writs Attorney for U. 8. pon ns Sonn MISSION OF THE DoMINICAN F _— The mission which menenee at a Dominie’s (Catholic) 10th under the auspices of the I ™! Fai , Will be oesk ent been held new edifice. Services will the work, and in their are embraced some of thé C Catholic gharch. Fatbers MeKenna and Qainn, of | New York, F 's Dinahan and Hokel, of city, will take an active part in the —_—~o—_ TEE HAMILTON BUILDING Assoctation, | whicb is just being organized, as will be seen the advertisement in another column, includes in its officership several of our best citizens. There are many in the sper dig meters iver tol commend tas & means of invest it. Many borrow- ers do not understand that loans made from be settled at any time, with Interest only to of repayment. This is of great 1 men who wish as their houses ace 12 course = ie | ceeded with this morning. The NEWS. | | Wallach. C. M. Roberts, | j | iE; - this evening. | | Martin at Dubant’s restaurant, that “Billy ad nearly all been re- | | | Mr. Fis | sation with these parties Mr. The Clarvee Investigation | A POSTPONEMENT—SOME AFFIDAVITS IN THE Case. The Clarvoe investigation was not pro Tom m ieston. ers of Police will meet Tuesuay morning PeEXt 10 comtinne the hearing. Mr. W.M. Evans hat some witnesses he Cesired te have examined, to contradict statements in regard to him in the testimlony heretofore taken. Finding there w. ; no bearing to-day, he had the affi lavits of the witnesses taken, as follows: FVAN'S “WATCH CHAIN.” We, the undersigned, being duly sworn de- me and say: We are personally acquainted with William M. Evans and e seen him almost daily for some months past, and do not rememher tohave seen him have or wear & watch and chain. 8.8. Henkle, Edward C. Ingersoil, J. D. Anderson, Charles Thom n, Riehard L. orge UO Miller, George W. McElfresh, John L” Sargent, F E. Alexander. Sworn and subseribed before me this 23d day of September. 1 D. ANDE: MARTI District of Cotumbi On this Zi day of 8, Commissioner. A ; ‘Qnun’y of Washington : tember. A. D. 1 rc r Fonally appeared before me William Marti wh ing duly sworn, depos 7 that'at the time Mr. C! npon bim, o obtained ten ¢ al and m » release of Sn r, Wm. M. Evans, and b edge of bis whereabouts at that time. known years; don't remem with Charles G Ihave Mr. Evans by sight for a number of ver seen him her, and very sektom | saw him in Duhant’s restanrant daring thes years. Wo. J. Martex. Sworn to and svbseribed before me, th's car) AN District of Columbia, AFFIDAVIT. County of Washi On th id day of September, A. 1D. 1575, per sonally came before me, a lénited States commissioner for the District of H. J. Nolan. who, being duly sworn, and says, that on the 20th day of Angust last he passed by the office of Wm. M. Evans, on nisiana avenue, i Fisher. Mr. steps with bis 6 and from there we went up town, and we together until after 6 o’cloe& In this city. If ated to Mr. Fisherin the presence of Wm is waiting.” I could in no manner have re- ferred to Mr. Evans, as the last time I saw | him wason the steps of his office, with Euld) Slater, and state positive Was not at Dobant’s with myself on that evening or at any othe: F.Nous t Sworn to and subseribed before me this 2 ¥ of Seprember, 1575. T. ). ANDERSON, U.S. Commissioner. THE BOY SLATFR’S AFFID trict of Columbia, Qnunty of Washington On this f September. A. D. 157 ally came before me, TD. Ander commissione slumbia, Ge vir. luly sworn, poses and says thaton the day on whic Edward W. Snyder was released from jail | Sehuetzen park y he was in the office of Wm. M. Evans, when | Mrs. Snyder came there with the person who re ented bimself to be Edes,and who was Snyder's bondsman; that at the jer called with this man Mr. Evans was not in his office; that when he came in Mrs. Snyder introducet him to tt man 4s the person who woul husband. Mr. Evans then remarked that he would bave to be worth unineumbered real estate in the Distriet of Columbia, and that he would have to go to the Police Court and be examined as to his property, and they im- mediately left the office togetier. That while er was in Lhe office t On the 20th day of August, there; that about 5 o’clock p. m. on that day, I was standing on the steps of the office with Mr. Evans when Charles G. Fisher and Mr. olan passed by on the pavement. Mr. vans said: “Where are you going, Char- leyr” 3 Fisher answered: “I am going home to take my wife out riding; I promised her this morning I would be at home early this evening.” and Mr. Fisher and Nolan then passed on down the street. Mr. E us and I went into the office and remained there until nearly 40’elock, when we walked home together. I live next door to Mr. Evans,and I saw him go into his door. Ieame to the of- fice with him next morning and remained with him until 12 o'clock, when he was sent for to go home on account of the illness of his wife. If Lhaveever stated that Mr.Evans was sent in the office in conversation with Green, Mrs. Snyder, and Mr. Fisher.I did not intend so to do, as the facts are as I have above stated them. Signed.] Sworn to and subs day of September, Is T. D. ANDERSON, U.S. Commissioner. Besides the above, affidavits were made by G. W. E. Suarer. ibed before me this 2) | Rachel Talbert, ladies’ nurse.) who was at Mrs. Evans’. and by Mr. Evans’ cook and colored waiter, that he (Evans) was at home during the evening of August 20th, and re mained at home that night. | The Four-and-a-Half Street Property Owners. THEY WANT A CONCRETE PAVEMENT. A mass meeting of property-holders and tenants of 4\ street was helt at Hurferth’s hall last night to protest against the present condition of that street and ask relief at the bands of the authorities. Mr. J. P. Harman was called to the chair, and in stating the til gO bail for her } | swerved from duty. object of the meeting sail the present con- , dition of the stveet is seriously injaring the property and traffic there, and that it is pro- ducing disease and death in its vicinity. SUFFERINGS OF THE RESIDENTS. Dr. Reuben Bacon was chosen secretary, and said there was not a class of property- holders in the city who have suffered 80 | much &s those on 4g street since the general | improvement system was inaugurated. Pre- vious to it there was not a more prosperous business street, and now it has become al- most deserted by business men, and dwelling houses are being vacated. The clouds of dast that almost constantly envelop them are Worse than thesimoon of Arabia. Furniture | and everything in their houses is nearly ruined. Itenters into everything they eat and drink and wear. For his part, tie ae- sired & concrete pavement, and was willing to pay for it. Only one-third of the cost could pe charged to them, and the cost would not average more than one dollar per front foot. On this they should at once unite, otherwise they would all be utterly ruined. ‘It is sim. ply folly to talk about watering this street | to keep the dust down—the citizens had been already taxed beyond their ability, and at the best this is only a temporary remedy, and ¢oes not do away with the mud in rainy weather. IN FAVOR OF CONCRETE. Similar remarks were mate by Messrs. Charlies Riley, John W.Talbuarg, — Tats_ panugh, MeWaits, John Naas, Join Connell and others, all giving their’experience and views. The various kinds of concrete ande| stone pavements were fully discussed, and the expression was almost unanimous in {a- vor of conerete. A COMMITTEE APPOINTED. On motion of Mr. Simon Joseph, a com- mittee was chosen to ascertain what the cheapest and best concrete coating woul cost, and to wait upon the District Commis- sioners, lay their grievance before them, and Teport at a future meeting. he following is the committee: R. A. Bacon, J.G. Reisinger, Charles Smithson, Conrad Shafer, A. W. Grinder, J. H. Han: lein. Samuel Herman, Reuben Clark, R. A. Walker and Joseph P. Herman. It was de- cided to call upon the District Commission- ers to-morrow at 11 a. m. —e— ARRESTED oN SUsPIction.—Ofticer Prather, of the Sth precinct, arrested last night a col- ored nan named John Thomas, having in his possession @ child’s sack, eight towels, three calico aprons, six pillow slips, “wo bol- ster cases, one child’s petticoat, two night gowns. two lace window curtains, &c., suD- to have been stolen. He is held’ for a s- ———e__ REAL Estate SaLe.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold aa. for Chas. F. Wollard and 6. C. Duncanson, trustees, part of lots 6,7 and 8, in square 551, situated on Q street, between Ist and 3d streets, north- West, and containing 13.715 square feet oi ground, to Thomas H. Callan, 6 cents per square foot. CHorce GRAPES.—R. A. pa his North sends ns Col. James A Magrader’s Accounts. WARKEN, THE EXPERT. REPORTS A DEFI- CIENCY OF $26 6371. A special diepatch to the N.Y. Pos! (rom this city yestertay says: Mr. War- ren.of New York, the accountant, has fin- tebe his examination of the accounts of . . A. Magruder, treasurer of the late Board of Pabite Works of the District of Columbia, and submitted bis report to the board of andit. composed of the First and Seenad Controllers of the United States Treasury, on the 2th instant. The examination has bronght to light @ very remarkable method or want of method of accoant keeping, as the following statement will indicate: Between the ist of July, 1671, and March 30, 1874, the receipts of the treasurer, according to his books, amounted to the BOM OF ........0-.0ce00se $14,480,874 89 And the disburgements’ to. 14,422,886 91 Apparent Dr. ba'ance March 30, inv... = To this Mr. Warren the following artditions: Two errors on footing cash book. eee Additional ‘receipts between March 30 and Jane 20, 1574, on which latier date the Board of Public Works was abol- ished by act of Con- ress... Sundry errors and omissions to enter receipts from time to time ++ $257,987 98 ind there should be 36 16,538 37 921,343 11 Lees overcharged debit items $1,195,554 70 ns must be made as From this deductic follows Advitional disburse- ments own toJune 20, WT4.. Other cred . Bonds and eashturned over to Comptroller. Balance of deposit ac- count with Freedt- men’s SavyingsBank 099 66 Less sundry duplicate and erroneous cred- its... Balance not accounted for..... 26,603 71 —— e The Rifle Match Yesterday, VICTORY FOR COMPANY A. The rifle match between teams selected from Company A, Washington Light In- and Company B, Washington Light or 8 Challenge cup, took place at (1 esterday afternoon. Six men from each company were selected some time ago, and nave been practicing a great deal since. The targets were six feet by five: the black was two feet square, and the white hall’s-cye eight inches square. A shot out side the tlack counted 2, within the black a bullseye 4. he distance was THE SHOOTING. After some very good shooting the mem- bers of Company A were declared the vi by a score of LI9 to. The following are names of the contestants, with thetr indiv al scores out of a possibl KE. K. Kahilert, 1s; J. ter, 14, J. Harrison, Jobn w H E. Hi Potter, yA. Mr. Harrison, of Compa © the best shot, striking the | fight-ineh square exactly In the center. Me. al of Company A, made the best & andsome silver gob w York by Mr. Karr. TING THE PRIZE. After a few fitting remarks by MeCathran, be introdueed Dr. C.C. Cox. who made aneat presentation speech. Mr. Miller. captain of the victorious team, advanced and sald that although he had been selected as captain of the team, he was only a high private in the ranks of the corps, and as he Was nota speecii maker he called upon Col W. G. Moore. who, he said, had never Colonel Moore said on behalt of the company which he commanded he received the beantiful specimen of the Jeweler’s art, which as long as they lived it would reflect the sentiments of the occasion, as it was another link that hound together A and B. Those two letters would be twined in a laurel wreath, which would ever remain green. Mr. Simon Wolf then ascended the platform, and in a few remarks presented ‘ol. Moore with @ very handsome bouquet, on bebalt of the Schuetzen Verein. The remainder of the evening was passed very pleasant!y in dancing to Mr. Donci’s splendid music. ‘aptain BUILDING PERMITS issued to-day by In- spector Plowman: Wm. E. M story brick dwelling north setts avenue, between 9th and 19th str northwest; £1,000. John Fagan, a frame bie, north side G, between 44 and 6th st west; § rd Roberts, ig, west side 7th. betw S streets northwest; $2.60. Northera Liber- ties Chariot Company, brick stable. and couch house, 7 be- tween 4th and northwest; $3,0)9. —__.—— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued a follows: Frank Payne and Lucy Pri John H. Waters, of Baltimore, ‘and Cella s: Forbes, of Prince George county; W.S. Short and Ann Mitchell; Join Henderson, jr., and Belle Mannakee, Eugene Green and Leanna Johnson; Alvirgis Proctor and Georgianna Shedrick; Lewis J. Fry and Laura V. Col- ae Josiah Mcleod and Sarah Jane Roch- ford. THE MARKET House CasE.—To-day in the Fquity Court the ease of Hoffman azt | the Washington market house- bill to re- strain sale of stalls and cross bill—was re- sumed, and the motion of Gen. Butler maie last week for an order to collect rents and for honds, was argued by Messrs, Merrick and Eliott for the dealers, and Mr. Bradley for the company. ———s NEW PRLIcatTions.—From Warren Choate & Co. we have Blackwood for Sep- tember; from Robert Beall, Harper's Weekly for October 2. i THE COURTS. CRIMINAL CouRtT—Judye Mac Arthur, T. A. Jacobs, violating the hack law; not guilty. Fleming Christian, assault with 1n- tent to kill Nellie Stedwell, his step daugli- ter, was convicted of an assa ult. Equity Court—Julye Olin. To-day, Harkness agt. Fitzhugh; order ap- inting guardian #d litem; Lelns agt. ins, 6o.; Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. agt. Grant; order overruling defendant's motion to rescind order authorizing receiver to rent. Coltman et al. agt. Moore et al; or- der finally ratifying sale of lot 14, square 293. Poice CourtT—Judge Mills pro tem. Harriet Dorsey, assault on Eliza Middle- ton; $2 and costs. Charles Whitney, larceny of 87 and three dollars’ worth of street rati- road tickets; six months in jail. Robert W. Adams, an idle and incorrigible colored boy, Was sent to the reform school. Michael Grif fin, unlawful street excavation, (no permit;) $10; an appeal taken. George Carr, climbing on a park fence; $5. John Davenport for- feited collateral. Theodore Smith, same. John Burch, same. James F. Sharp, profan- ity; £10. John Collins, unlicense wagon; $5. A TEST CASE. John J. Gleason and Stephen D. Castleman were charge’ with keeping and storing a quantity of hay and straw within fifty feet of a dwelling house contrary to law.. The fect was proved by several Witnesses, and counsel for defensé produced the license of defendants authorizing them to carry on this business at the place where they stand, e hay and straw, aad argued that the Dis- trict could not take advantage of its own mistake or wrong. After —— the court stated that the case stands in the same rela- tion of @ nuisance case before the Health. The pi be Fags! taken. Norab jeorgetown; sones orraeg an eee a) nity; a Erooks, sane; €5.' Wa. Marshall, same; 6, Steven Casey, charged with sand from Boundary street; #5. Eliz Lancaster, loud and boisterous; $5. poe 4 Adams, violation of hack law; $5. John Tyler, load ine $5. Catherine Forbes, pro- 3 GEORGETOWN. GRAIN TRADE.—The offerings of wheat to- day at the Merchants’ Er 3 amounted to 5,200 aushels. Sales of 2, bushels at from $1.24 es S151. D cts. * bunch; yee TSal. (uitoreke’s wie. per Il Salt Waser =) . 3 Cod. I23¢ai5 per Ip. Lobster, 15; Clams. 1.00 per 100, Spots. sc. por bac onoE rs 3Lne— Potatoes, irish. 30 por pk; do sweet, Onions, 50 ; Cabbage, Sas hd: ‘ras tb per ph Bets. por Bk, Tomaators, 18.3) 4 » a0 per WG: Carrote,$ per Bonet ; Watermeluns, Wa2s each Gapteloupes, S215 ac e Favrts.—Oranges, 2435 per dozen; Lemons. 30135 per dozen; Apples, 2 per Dk: Feacha, 30630 per . Pears. at +80 coo! 5» 10 ated, Gi . Bi per at : Quinces, foa75 rer ag Sherer DRIeD FRUITS.—A pins, Wal? per pound: Peaches, peeled, 30: ‘unpecied, 15; Biackterries, i; Ober: qeRTeERe Phlindel a Print, $0 per tb.: New ‘ork Creamery, choice roll. @; f was, Ges. 90 per dozen.’ Choese, Bais ae o + per Ib. eLTRY.—Chickens, live, 75al.25 per pair; 5 7541.00 per pair. oie nore —e Prince Harry's HARLEM PALACR—A record was filed in the sherif!’s offies, yester- day, of a sale by Sheriff Conner of property longing to the fugitive Henry W. Genet, in fh avenue, between 126th and izith streets, made July 1, to Jane M. Charlick, executrix, ard Aaron J. Vanderpool act Geo. W Quintard, exeentors of Oliver Char- liek, deceased, for $14, 00.—V. ¥. dun, 2d. &a-The influence of bad example was re- cently strikingly displayed at St. Genevies Mo “Mr. Mathis was milking a cow, when the cow fell dead; he untied the Jorns and fell dead also. —_—_—_—__ CITY ITEMS. FRECKLES removed by Nature's Bean ——__e—_____ Tope from ter strew hats ref ALT. Whiting 92t Penn. avenue, 6 ——_e__ Miss HuLerr Is gaining a snecessful law practice in Chicago. Her “attachments” are hot easily resisted. She uses Natures fi tifier. Ls, Nature's Beantifier. h Nature's Beawlifier . Wholesale druggists, avenug Washincton, 9,8,15 ———« TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be- fore the rush of work commences at the new dye works of A. Fisher, No. 905 G strect, near 9th. or to his old stand, 618 9th street; opposite the Patent Office. Punetuality, re- Spectable work and reasonable terms. 9,11 ————@—__— Dr. C. W. B ON'S Celery and Chamo- mile Pills are prepared expressiy to cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and -—- FRECKLES removed f ———__@ TRADE SUPPLIED by Charles Stott & © Whe Pennsylvania eeplessness, and will cure any case. Price cents a box, postage free.” Sold by all Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., 480 Penn- sylvania avenue, Washington. PerarL A 1. W. Ss 8,5,e01: CADEMY, Fauquier county, Va, ith, senior principal, ts endorsed by the bighest educational authorities of tie ginia. Rates remarkably reasona mur} less than those of any similar {1 the state. w —_e___ ns Extrected Without Pain, oe can be worn With a Bun Ing Nails, Vaseular !xcreseone and other ailments of the feet successfully treated, at Dr. White's establisi 15th Street, opposite the Treasury. m. toé p.m. $50 to £10,000 hi Privileges and pa’ to do it.” Tumbridge New York Hours been invested fo Sick 1d 90 per cent. profit. “flow A book on Wail street, sant free & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1011 1011 vow READY! AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT oF FASUIONABLE AND CHOICE FALL & WINTER CLOTHING MEN’S DRESS SUITS, MEN’S DRESS SUITS} MEN'S BD UIT, SS SUITS, WORKING SUITS. ‘S WOKKING SUITS. YOUTHS’ BUSINESS & DRESS SUITs, BOYS’ SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITs, A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 10th and 11th Streets, ‘Three Doors from 11th 8troet. Steamer y” fresh in- We bare 2, received CITY OF NEW YORK voice of Cigars, 10 for 1.006, ‘We sell none bnt genuine imported, and sell b; the $1.0 worth at box prices, - if @, @, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Oypomte illard’s Hotel. OPTICIAN, 453 Pennsylvania avenue, bonght ont will, &c., of Mr. Pettit, I will continue the the same akful for past fiver ak seat of th vors, I ask @ continuance 1 he sepa at 3. RURMANNTROUT. "]' 0 OWNERS OF HORSES —Disinfoct your sta- eee vite OABBOLIO LIME 5S Bedet Disinfectant known. “A supply always-on oe B. CASTLEMAN, 8. Etna Lime Kilns, 2616 Pen: sep22- Im Washington, D. 0. ———_____Washington, D. C._ IGNOR MAES’ LJ R S A bond bien | BaRiul will o pens HALL, on September 30, 1375. ion ’ ays of Instruct! frill be Thureday, Friday, and a ha a i eat ‘BI iL DING ASSOCIATION bra ;|___ LADIES’ Goons. | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. | EDUCATIONAL. 7 ONDA, Ts8 JULIA ONRIL wilt 4 MOND AT. GroRgE ® SELECT OL ed meeting of the SIXTH BUILDING A&80- SCHOCL FOR Bova, at ber | Giavtom ar Gesamte Had oe bras aoe | cone atone F sod G atevets, opposite. 3 Opp Ste the Union Hotel. on THURSDAY EVAN- Perk wv. TRG NEXT, the 34 iesesut at Soy clock tow my. Revs Daniel Lynch, 8. 2 | _sepas at *ILLIAM KING. Secretary. a ORS 7 —On Oe Heights, 1 = WSRICR DOUME otic Toes Tee | BUEORECHAEL- TEAHER OF PiaNo. O8- ned bantry; lw ge eeden a 7 CAN wea VOCAL MUSIC. Apply ‘1133 7th moh Apply to’ MS ADLER, 123 "seule yreet, street, - Colfenan's, taste EDUCATIONAL. PR a th SocTaery Pot ScRO0 Nes. 197 and 199 Nora rand Mire Winses M Mrs. General Jom P: ie rench rl of Music. Patuting and Mra: such other wijuncts m= a h ts the ‘mneunge o —_ - — coouee te be — G-ORIETOWN, WILL BE | YpUSIC URCGONS at le pric = Carefelly arranged of guesta ‘commy sehen ners ‘pally dieson the progressive system. Clas: honors aud a St te | ferred. “Kppiy, aiicr 3 check, at Ti1 dF mieeet are ¥. SHINN, Proprietor. | northwest. sept im | aupb-ecam R 3 CNGS Millinery > LF ROWE IB MARYLAND AGRIOULTURAL GOL. Remoyse— FED EB, wouses ui | Prer. vece Ab gins ue ! Tifer Sill open its Fall Term on MONDAY, moved from No.1 1 Bridge street, George le Fat my town, to No. 113 Bridge street An entire | AxTetus The ,nim of he Cullogs te to offer the zpone Boos hes been aden making it tae mectens- | At O37 Pex, vivant, AVENTP thon beat them ae fa ure cittrne an! land plete store in Georgetown to from. | Ser ctreniars at the Music Stores, where orders | holders Agricaltare will be is inad.ng fom A visit t+ solicited sne8tm | may be eft sepl}3m_ | ture, the aystem of study will the moet ap- _AY alicia Bent ~ — Proved course in Science, Literature and Mahe. W. WHEATLEY'’S | PRON ECGESS C COlcinnes re Sea POPULAR CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH Terms: $30 the scholastic year for Me eR ne {Sothine but French spoken.) Mfr svatente tam stker matte G30 49 Jffersom Stren, Geovemows, D. 6. untofL, Sanveur's (from Boston) new conversa Ratabitohed. Terms:—Br tho year, $20: qnarteriy. ng Diet. free to all, on September street northwest, at? ‘horsdays | | | enin | N B—rrivate any 1878, «15 Im nOMaE'S SRSATIONAL FRENCH CLASSES. hing but Freach «p ’ veur's(from Bostoa) By the year, $20; quarterly ight free ro all—Sarurtay eve ~ converse balf payable on entering For cireulare, or farther information apply to WMH. PARKER, P) anel.ttns titer — Prince mw0-3 Wt exp institer MES 8 L capy, Principal, jow Haven, Of. Nath on Send for Circolar - ve Class evenings, Wee 1875 race opmwine, [875 aces anep ica | MRS, J. P. PALMER * ed atany time «18 im | Respectfully announces her Fail Opening of ELIN BENKERT PATTERY BONNETS And PARISIAN NOVELTIES, WEDNESDAY ayy THURSDAY, September 29 and 30, Mas. J.P. PAL! Will reaume bis instruction on the PIANO, VIOLIN, and in HARMONY ani COM POSITION, SEPTEMBER 13. | j | 2109 F street. borweon Lith and 18th. tr So. apply at his residence, No. 1022 ™ ee *) s } 3s [A DaMe L. P. SEANNERET Vv ON Ce VATORY oF MU- je Rervawen"s nom PARIS, Voted —Musie, Halt 32 Hh strest. The Rishshe chaicest assortment of PATTERN BON. | \yuche re orion sans Sec caroulers ore Me ; ~~ ons DKESSMAK ING in all ite branches SO. 5. BULEARD, Director. | 1107 PENNA. AVENUE. and 53 NORTH ROF. L. H. HAYDEN, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING, Will resume bis class and privaf® musical instruction SEPTEMBER 13. Apply at Metverott’s or Ellis’ Music Stores feps cH BALTIMORE ep.) Fare AND WINTER FASHIONS JUST RECEIVED AT MME. HINCKLEY'S, F11 Market Sp: Dretsmaking in 719 ace, between 7th and sth str: all'its departments, — sepzi 3 ‘ ‘ STELLA!!! 19 | NCAENATION CHURCH SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILORE! No. 1115 M Staret, Conner oF lore, NW t received, @ full line of the eolebrated Bry. 1. ctor; Miss MAC. “STELLA” KID GLOVES, Wednestay in Blucks, Browns, Drabs, an Party Colors, Two on bore, epi Buttons. 25 ery pair w se *EORGETOWS COLLKGE, D. « Battous, §1.25. Every pair warranted. G (Founded 1789) At DAVIS’, ET SPACE, | CLASSIJAL DEPARTMENT opens September 7 sep2l-lw ISSOLUTIOS Terms, including board, per cal Department (Washington ) opens Oct under the | tures. Winter Session, @135. Law AYLOR t¢ | (Washington opens Leet FBAN- | num. 9+0. [eps °F. w fp heretofore existh Wood. iUFT aE OLVED by Cts HUPTY and BICHA ' Beat bay Fos Exrecn iene maby —asniperen roo for rel a £OK CHARTER RUBE Y —— AND BVENING. ee tele fo \Giymont and’ trtore Mn days wdnesds) sod Fridays, leavt: wis 9am Apply rte sow on ; ~ LAND. 818 66 street em P.B TROTH, President. PROFESSIONAL. bD* W. P LAWYER having returned to the city. will re-nme the @ractice of Medicine at bis former off “1734 Pennsyivan: ave- TisT. D HIS OFFICE M2 eens, pe - HAS BMY to bis residence, 1229 N street corner isth SS he est = ool ta QCHUTTER & RAREMAN, . isTs. 4kTi FRESCO. DECORATIVE and every desert; OBNAMENTAL aod PLAIN PAINTL 727 Yh street northwest SPRCIMED Koo a Ka M.710 reet corthwest, jautliy WASHINGTO — SZ PRE CET FOR TeET THeR IAW 87 by Pe. A 8 PRATT, Graduate of, $ 4 5 ua of P sero) a Rurh Medical College of Obicago. 401 mtrwet east side, corner ‘> Ges aud Chloroform asedt extracting teeth iy ~ + 1 tone, delicacy of touch, tiene Tor ale oo oan RR _s\ reet Dorthweet. 669 eoly' x £ Bi 7th GOL. Wit atts — (halt sy al consent. N LOB are al = ou, VAll perso ine NON INSUITOTE ested to please make W. Pairo, Principal ARLES L. LOCKWOOD, “4 a sete CHA FRANCIS HOFTY, BICHARD H. TAYLOR. Washington, August 31, 1875. pal RTANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIKLS, WS Sandy Sprines, Montgomery County, f this sche CO-PARTNERSHIP. ‘The undersigned have this day formed a Co-part Perehip under the firm name of TAYLOR & HUF. TY. whe will continue the business of in October F, jer ‘CAROLINE 1. MILL ADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING | ee _ GOUDS, YUBSISH Peer. cant nicurer and themannfactnring of the Gflebrated PALMER'S WILL RESUME PENT DOW. <0) : e RICHARD H. TAYLOR, HIS IN¢TRUCTIONS I IN MUSIC. FRANOIS HUFTY, »- Singing and Harmony.) SEP (Piano, Ore TEM BER 1 933 Pennsylvania avenne. B ‘avenge, _Washin; ber 1, 1875. aepl8 d&K tm The B M&*- ELMA RUPPERT, May be left sep? Im DEALER ty 188 BANROVER'S SOHOOL for Y, ane BERLIN ZEPHYRS and VANVAS EMBROID- EKIES. | Mse2s Children will re open SEP | 9th. Fore 0 the Principal, 1 street. opposite Franklin Park. sepl-im* (MESS FS USTS SCHOOL tor YOUNG Lares, 1915 Ii strect northwest, reopens MONDAY, September 13¢n sug3i-0t* HE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE, Corner REV. FL. KN PROF. JO! The Six | for_bo> # will commence on WED. WN WOOL .,, Gorman and Domestic Wo STED GOODS, CAN- ATERIAL for EM- raids STAMPING promptly execnted. G14 9b street, opposite Patent Office, No branch store, 1875 | of September, Further informa J. FALL STYLES, | “Sager-tt . E25 SSE, Just received a full assortment of SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHR- AD | MATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 914 Mth street, between I and K, (Fraukiin ware.) ‘The twenty-fifth annnal session of this «chool wil! begin the second MONDAY in September, the 13h day of the month. Students fitting for College, for West Point. the FLOWERS FEATHERS. And all the latest novelties in MILLINEBY AND FANCY Goops, aa Naval Academy, or for any of sur Scientific 8 hool-, | will receive thorvagh instruction, Frouth eed Be Te ie ens sep4-eoly G21 and 623 Datreet. | Atay [Rep.cnren} 2 HENS, KS. BURR wili reopen her ENGLISH a Ue: MISS K. A. McCORMICK, | M Fiescu pay SWoou. a en ~ © PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur 8 47 SAGLIRI Pati sent STREET. N jf BENCH, AND CLASSICAL SE- In constantly recetving all the newest shapes !p EX ier Sonson rok YOUNG LADIES. 916 CHIP AND STRAW HATS, ANGELO JACK- FINE FRENCH FLOWEES, New York avenue n. w.—Mre. SON, Principal. —Tne eighth annual session bexti BILKS, ae on the 14th of September, 175. ang2é ly J choles nescrtment of IMPORTED BONNETS, | ({ECKGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. No es Orders prompily filled. PII | | terme apply to. Miss LIPSCOMB: Pricteate Rae oe i 7th bonis —s or store, Pa. oa a weune, Ression opens Septem treet INSURANCE. ‘ass within one square of Semroary tases ST.ANNASH + Brookeville, Joun T. Aras. OOL FOR GIRLS. D. W. Kercuam, county, Md., twenty ALL—A SCH: Mon 7 miles from Washington. D.C. ARMS & KETCHAM, Fall Term begins 15TH SEPTEMBER. For Circa- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AN»p | '#F*, &¢.. addres % sugilcoiw Rev. O. HUTTON, D.D., Rector BROKERS, Lo Drott Building, Corner of F and sth Strects. | FQ OLS, AGADEMY, 436 street northwest year We, representa line of STRON(: COMPANIES | Serr. €. For particulars aud seecial ‘advantages and Insure KUILDINGS, ¥: RCHANDISE, and | afforded by this Acade my, see Circulars at inci pal otker PROPERTY in ISTHICT against’ logs | boo! or damage by fire on the HAMBURG-BEEMEN » or &idress ihe Principal, No. 1315 43 rons 4m street southwest, sugal HEO. INGALLS KING. Oni sep2l-ly santst St. Jol Parish, TEACHER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Poenty inna Sincenan Se en Capital and accumulations over 2,000,000" | 82%. __ cane i ©.m. THOM, agmat, | ROR RA SURES a a gi, ohms and sepl-Im No. 71 15th st.. Washington, D 0. se on . Eeete eek Taran Ppotemac ROE HERRING. y ithout regard to age, who are Weer tik able to complete the course in one year.’ Tuition ‘ery choice. 920 for ten weeks, to be the beginning, $50 New MACK REL sho for ee cae aye cemal Boneless CODE13H, for ante be monthly instalments. A reduction of @l0,on Sear an g3 scholarship, and @15 on life scholarship, for cash, aye =e Sev'or evenfag coctous, Fuas trun soccer = es ions. 5 PEACH BRANDY. ob{ain board af fro @ 18 to 38 pee month. “Schol. ne BaksreoeensroteeeRa Marne “ ® ° or Ql. 0. SPRNOEM. President, We respectfully Invite the attention of our eus- tomers who. are desirvus of putting up: Breaded Fruits. to ine _articie of ‘olD PRKACH 8C) BRAN KE WHITE BRANDY @ general assortment of PRESERVING JARS. dutize of tho school will commence J. B. BRYAN & BR With of September. Circulars on and after 2th of sep2l-2w 608 Pennsylvania avenue. o the school and bookstores. augl6-6w SUPERIOR ovsTEns. Dice bene eee eee for Phase take great pleasure in annonncing that I am Cy prepared to furnish Hotels, Fanilice, advantagenof whichese ns a at Gnd Private Partice with the very tention {s also given to elementary instr ne- for ‘education. which the waters of this country can by Ovsruns, tind such are ray feeiiiioe teak Par ee orders, that Lam Sep-2w" 423 12th st. n. PVPoRTaNT ANNO! UN royite eee braved fer a zoom. BS, 715-717 7th street, between G and im \Sensicn begins SEPTEM- W™. MASSEY & CO.5 = PHILADELPHIA XX ALE. <é bc = ad rhe Sak et suv | eee eee td cathe throughout the city, or at the qe egteat oe peter Price @1.80 per dozen, pint bottles. | SAM'L C, PALMER, i ecpll-tr 57 Groone ttreet, Georgetown, ? + SHeTT i * SHOT AT FacTORY PRICES. fe aga Creapn i at io. Sep} Grete) L918 Reausyiveuie wvoMEe, 1 } 5 D STOOK OF TI 4LD- BB NABE PLAN ere uare Grand. Sguare and U fot FAMILY Wo" anne TWENTIETH-STREET MARKET, 720 20TH Staeer, Fine PEACH RE. oguecas: and other Praits for Preserving. Fresh GRAPES rocetved daily Frosty MEATS of all kinds, at POULT&Y GEO. W. LINKING west prices am insesson Fine White Clover HONEY. Eine ot 2 poundsesch. Fresh FISH and O¥S- eeplé tr WM. LINKING & SON. ICKLING VINEGAR, PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, made under the es- Pecial supervision of the senior mamber of o1 st hie farm, pear Hyarte: tile, Md therefore, uarantee ite purity and sirengih. Also, White Ww inf Vikhoan Green Ginger. Celery meric, Pepper Cloves and Allapice. Pickling ndim B. ae Pou beral a-surtment of 7 50S Pa averne, . J erent Tt amle BRYAN & B&O. Opposite Matropotitay Hotel. FALL AYD WINYTER STYLES. NEW GOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR 825 TO 8100. SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTES OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., sep?0-tr A NEW FEATURE 06 © STREET. — SLATE MANTELB. r 1 attention to house ond wosive spade! plumbing, or K AND HEA’ A FULL LEE ST SOB i? MEarING HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, seplé-tr 317 Ninth street northwest. A FALL STYLE HATS, x eriNemETs, Hatter, 1937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, GEN- A DUBLAP'S FALL STYLE A SILK HAT NOW READY