Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1875, Page 4

EV STAR. ENING. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrick oF Carer SiGNAL OFFICTR, WASHINGTON, October 2, 1575. For the midd/e, eastern, and south Atian- the states, rising barometer. cooler, clearing, and clear weather, with northwest to north LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Leocnin. The street lamps will be lighted at 610 p. m And extinguished at 4:15 a.m. Why oes the Kepubiican locate Servia in Sysin? } No courts were in session at the City Hall to-day except the Police Court. ‘Warren Choate sends Harper's Bazar for October 16. Remember Hempier’s optician auction to- night. "Fhe pile driver at the southern draw of the railroad bridge across the Potomac was burned to the water's ecge 3 Mr. Forsyth, the District surveyor, has moved Into his new quarters, the four hand- somely-fornished rooms in the basement of the west wing of the City Hall. Mr. E.G. Davis has a very large assort- ment of fall and winter millinery, which is on exbibition at his millinery show-rooms, (up stairs.) No. 719 Market Space. See ad. | | The Sovereigns ef Indnstry initiated a | number of persons at their meeting last | evering, and interesting addresses were mace by General Wm. Birney, Colonel Rich- ard H. Hinton and Colonel Edward Danicls, ¥ The deciding game for the amateur base ball champiorship of the South was played on the Olympie grounds, in this city, yester- ou afterroor between the Creighton and Rational clubs. It was won by the latter in F_—_ SLE ES gee eS AE FI RT Beard of He’ ,t¢n. UNHEALTHY WOOD PAVEMENTS — UN- RFALTHY SCHOO%, Rooms. ETC. A meeting of the board was neld last night. The sanitary Po'.ee committee reported fue they bad Inq sired into the impouuding j o PR AARTIGAN’S PUPS, ard were in doubt as to whet the pups were propaty ihpounded. They therefore | Tecomlm need the return of the fine; a/lopte: Dr. “lise. of the sanitary committee, re- Ported on the subject of PUBLIC URINALS, that had conferred with’ the District Commissioners, who bad determined toerect one of Barton's urinals at the intersection of C and 7th streets and Louisiana avenue, and desired that the board should supervise its erection. The committee was authorized to correspond with the Commissioners oo the subject. Dr. Verdi, from the committee on eptdem- ies, reported the presence of THE FEPizooric among horses, which, however, has not as Jet proved as fatal as it was a few years ago. FINANCIAL. Mr. Marbury, treasurer, submitied his monihly financial report, showing: Balaneé on hand Sepvember 1. Recetpts from United States. . Receipts from District of Colam! Total to be accounted for... Disbursed per vouchers, D. C.. Disbursed per vouchers, Total..... Balance or Amount appropriated for fiscal year Amount received on requisition. Ralance dane ro u Toral available. Estima‘e for month x or 338 for the rema 1g Hine mouth batance of 5, pores. 8 for miscella @ Fcore of 0 to 4. Henry Anthony, @ young man well known im the western end of the city, died on Wednesday last of consumption, and his | funeral took place to day from the i3th-street Reptist Chureh. Hope Lodge of Mas. which he was a member, attended in a be ‘The directors of the Chariot company have adopted the plans and speeifieation of Archi- | tect McGill for their stable and ear house, and the secretary has heen directes| to adver. Lise at once for proposals for its erection, to | be opened October 6, at 12 m. ' This morving, on returning from the 0! ty. | B. & 0. depot, ‘where he bad gone for | kis cally supply of periodicals, Mr. James | Bellew, bookseller on 7th street, found in his | store a white youth 15 or 16 years old, who bad entered through a back window, and ‘ation of revious good character and out of is parents, will not prosecute the Youngster. ‘On the evening of Tuesday, September the Mth, Mr. James H. Bremmerman. a profes- sor of Columbian College, was united in the | bonds of matrimony to Miss Lillie A. Bangs, suster of Mr. J. B. Bangs, seeretary of the U! N. B. survey. The ceremony was per- formed at the residence of the bride's father, J. ©. Bangs. No. 1533 12th street. by the Rev. Dr. A. W. Wilson, pastor of Mount Vernon | M. E. chureh, south. The best wishesof their | pumerous friends are with them in their new heme in Burlington, lowa. —.—_—__ District Government Affairs. The policemen to-day received their pay for the month of September. The employes of the District water depart- ment will be paid on Monday next. BUILDING PERMITS were irsned to-day by Inspector Plowman as | follows: Charles B. Church, eight 2-story and basement brick dwellings, IS by 34 feet, west Lith. between Virginia avenue and C streets southwest; £52,000. -———__—. CO-OPFRATIVE BUILDING ASSOCTATIONS. Unusual interes is being manifested in our city at this time fn the organization of a hew co operative building association, with @ single change introduced, of reducing the premium one-tenth per annum. There Mapy who beve not acquainted themselves with the practical working and advantages ef co-operative building associations, al- though they have been in pros S and sucessful operation in this District for over etgbt years; the membership, both borrowers and investors, realizing satisfactory benefits. Co-operative building associations are and Must be composed of two classes of stock- hoiders—those who wish advances to buy homes and stop paying rent, or for other | Purpeser, or those who wish to save up and Teeeive gco- profits, with the security that a building association affords, «mall portion: of their incomes monthly, and thus lay a | foundation their future prosperity and | needs. Ax the association must be composed Of both these classes to flourish and be suc- | cessful, necessarily the inducements ai bencfita derived must be asx near equal and Just.as possible, and the nearer that equality Of benefits the greater will be the sue- | ess of the association In every respect In the co-operative associations this idea has heen kept steadily in view, and as experience | has been gained in these new and most won- derful franctal Institutions, improvements bave been made from time to time, antl, as it seems at present, the idea has been accom. shed. The new feature in the Arlington ‘operative. just organizing, ts the retuction of the preninni one-tenth per anmun. A stock- | holder Is entitied to receive an advance « | $1,000 on each sbare. On the night of meet- | ing for the payment of dues the treasurer re- ports the amount received and on hani— | 24.000 oF 95.980, as the case may be. The secretery. in open meeting, before all the tockhoiders. offers to the’ highest bidder 21,000 at @ time, until the amount reportet bas been absorbed. The premium bid ts added to the amonnt advanced. which then divided into mal Monthly Instal- ments. A stock r whose dues are paid up can settle an wivance at any time ne wishes, by returning the balance of the a/- | rauce remaining unpaid. : [. Ash, a dealer in old ive Light street, bas business transactions wit Mr. Wheeler, in the city of Washington, D. Cc. Yesterday morning @ stranger came in hie store and presented tobim twodispatches, dated October 1, Washington. On reading: ‘Mich. C. Ash, junk, Light street wharf. Baltimore—If you have good secot band archors on hand let me know. if please. I can give you a good figure for them. Wheeler. junk shop, fort on 7th, Washington, D.C. The other: +I also want a gomi condi- tion chain, about forty feet long. Wheeler. The man had a book similar in appearance to those used by messengers of the telegraph Offices, which he opened and handed to Mr. Ash for bim to sign asa receipt of the mess- ages. He pointed to the {wo places in the book where Mr. Ash was to sign his name. After the man bad left, Mr. Ash having some | ivings that all was not right, proceaded the National Union Bank. on Fayette street, near Charles. immediately on ent: ing the banking room ue was accosted by the teller, who remarked that he ‘was on the | int ashort time previously of refusing to | jonor bis (Ash's) cheek.’ On Mr. Ash stating that he had not drawn a check that morning he was shown a check to which his own sig- nature was attached as the drawer and aleo asevtorser. The signature, as remarked by the teiler, was not exactly as Mr. Ash writes bis signature on checks, but such as he uses | | im other business tra: tiovs. The cheek for $273, which amount was Obtained by ted the check.” stesent abo IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CrTy Post Or- FiCB.—For some time past several notable improvemenis bave been in progress un- der the direction of Judge J. M. Edmunds, at the City Post Office. ‘The distributing eases have heen re-arranged with a view to expedite business and give more room employes, and preparations are being made to remove the money order office from its present cramped quarters, on the left of the delivery office, to the rooms formerly used as blank agency of the Post Office depart- corridor, first floor the bear the arch to the inner i : i | A R if ‘A ? 5 f 8 1 F Pye ee ee attract large an. chences. Next week Rignold in “Henry ¥.” —__— Mux. EM a Suite having returned from Parisi now ready to receive oriers for | elidts branches, at 97 Penr- | In this connection I would report that nearly | the bealth officer was a very able report, and | facts and go with them to the District Com- | question was, has the board the rightto shut The registrar presented the RPVORT OF ViTAL STATISTICS for the werk ending September 25. The re- | Port shows @ total of 7i deaths, 1 less than | the previous week, of which 33 were whites and 41 colored; 21 adults, 8 minors (42 wers | under 2 years of age—15 white colored); | 55 were natives of the District. Of the causes, | consumption had 12 victims, marasmus 5, infantile convulsions, meningitis, cholera ‘tum,4each. Inthe same period there | ‘tre 26 marriages and 110 births (74 whites, 36 colored). The rate of mortality of the white population was 14.92 per 1,600 per an- nom, while the mortality of the colored pop- nlation was 47.37 per 1,000 for the same period. The rate of Increase of the white popniation by births over deaths, 1854 pergi.o0; while the decrease of the colored population by deaths over births was 5.77 per 1,000 per an- pum. UNHFALTHY SCHOOL ROOMS. Dr. Keane also submitted a communica- tion in relation to school rooms. H-» trans- Inits resolutions for the condemnation of the schoo! rooms in the basementof the 13th street Baptist church,saying: “It would be difficult to find two rooms as unsuited to the pur- pose of the confinement of 120 children and two teachers six hours aday. These rooms are 2xGx1l feet, containing 6,678 cubic feet of air space. or less than 116 feet to each per- ton. ‘The only ventilation Is by an open door or window, and except in very pleasant weather, In some parts of the rooms it is so Cark ag to cause much complaint from the Pupils. I am informed that almost every é OT more of the inmates are obliget ko home, and every day many of them are il frota this confinement in the vitiated at- mosphere. My own opinion is that the boys who attend these schools bad much better re- main at home for their physical as well as mer.tal good, than be subjected to an atmos- Phere that is positively poisonous, and com- Pelled either to submit to the conditions, or denied the advantages of te Instruction. The public schools of Washington and Georgetown are justly celebrated for their excellence in system and teaching. None in this country enjoy a higher reputation, but unfortunately the school-house accommoda- tiors owned by the District are sadly insuf- feient, consequently these batldings and rooms in various parts of the city are fitted Up as well as possible, and rented {ll-venti- lated, and will produce serious illness among them if they continue to cecupy the apart ment described. The teachers are already giv- ing evidence of the effects of this poisoning. all the butldings rented by the District and | occupied by the public schools are miserahiy adapted to the pui ; nearly all lacking Proper ventilation and other requisites for the protection of the health and lives of the littie ones, overcrowded, dark, and badly heated. This is a subject which is perhaps second to none in importance in view of the | 4pproacbing cold season, when windows and doors eannot remata open for ventilation would recommend that exercise of its authorit rooms #8 unfit for such tion, even if thereby may children are compelied to lose for the time being the teachings of the sebools. Certain it is that the health and vitality of hundreds of boys and girls will be Jevpandized by these conditions, and parents I the board, in the » condema all such | Sewipg machine far better than anv ye A Dangerens Railroad Crossing. Compli#ints have become quite frequent of late by citizens residing on the south side of the Eastern Branch, in the county, of the con- stant danger they are ex i 'to by the trains of the East Alexandria branch of the Baltimore and Oto rail running from Bladensburg to Shepherd’s, opposite Alex- ria. There seems to have been no pre- cautions taken by the managers of this road to guard sgainst accidents at this polat. The track rans aeress the road at right angles, and is about three feet higher than the bed of the road just at the end of the bridge; no gates have ever bean constracted to shut off travel during the ing of trains, por do the conductors, slacken the speed, day nor night, in passing bere—the usual rate being 20 to 25 miles per hour. A MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH AND HIS TEAM SMASHED. Tt wan just at this place that Florence Fredericks, on Friday, the 24th of Septem- ber, was instantly killed, his wagon mashed, and two valuabie horses carried along on the cow cateher and torn to pieces. It is doubtful if there can be found another ‘neh instance in the count of a weaithy tion being allowed override the righ of & community with impunity. A DISREGARDED ADMONITION, In February, 174, the Board of Public ‘Works addressed a letter to the president of tbis railroad notifying him that gates should be placed across the street, to be closed when the trains are Approaching. and requesting thatit be done at once. No response was made to this and no attention given to the suggestion. GENERAL RARCOCK’S RECOMMENDATIONS. On the i7th of May last General Babeock addressed @ communication to the District Commissioners, in which he enclosed a state- ment showing the amount of travel over the Anaeostia bridge; stating that the bridge ould be open to public travel early in June. anc suggesting that for the safcty of travel the railroad company be requirei to erect suitable bars or gates at this crossing, to be kept closed both day and night during the passage of al! trains. or a better plan would be to lower the railroad track or con- struct an easy passage over it. THIS SHOWS THE ALARMI»G EXTENT OF THE KISK. The table of travel showed that for Janu. there were 94,240 foot passengers, and riders, 15,244 he 650 teams and wag 745 For Feb i PASSE, Bere, BAG bi and waxons, Seattle, 1.245 hoge, and 4, 100 teams and a sheep BO fool passengers, 1 Tt) horses b 12.45, wilt + 1445 hogs, thy Increase of be observed, was very gre st, travel, and it is presumed that it has siuce b-eu steadily increasing. NO ATTENTION PAID TO THE DISTRICT AU- THORITIES Following this suggestion of Gen. Babcock, Lieut. Hoxie, engineer for the District. o the 26th of the same month, addressed a let- ter to Mr. G. 8. Koontz, general agent for the Baltimore and Ohio railroat company. re questing that company to lake some meas- ures to protect the crossing at this bridge by Means of gates, or to lower the track and cou- Struct an easy crossing over the same. and requesting the agent to Inform him which plan the company would adopt. Noresponse Was made to this, nor has any action been taken to prevent the occurrence of aceidents, Which will be frequent where travel is so great and no precautions taken to guard against casualties. a HIGHWAY ROBRFRY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.—Yesterday about two o'clock p m., Officer Fifield found @ man lying insen sible on the 7th-street road, near Tay! farm, (about a mile and a half north of the city.) and had him removed to the Bright: wood station. Dr. Stone fonnd two serious coutusions in the back of bis head, made by some blunt instrument, since ascertained to have been the butt of men, going gunning, passed up the road a short time before the finding of the wounded man, and it is almost certain that these men, finding their victim in a partial state of in- toxication, attacked him with their gons, and having robbed nim made off rapidly across the fields. From letters in his pock- ets it was found that the man’s name is John Chas. Pingel, a native of Hanover, and that he was on his way to Ellicntt’s Mills, Md. He was removed to Providence Hospital, and has as yet shown no signs of conse ons. hess, but has very severe spasms every few minutes. The physicians have no hopes of his recovery. —— Mr. R. W. Morrison, well known to Many Washingtonians, has been prosecut- ing the sewing-machine business to some purpose in West Virginia. Tne Wheeling Intelligencer *ays “he has recently obtaine ta gan. Three colored sold. He was married on the 16th instant at the residence of the bride’s father, in Maso city. Mason county, West Virginia. to M Alice R. MeDaniel, the accomplishe! daugh- If made aware of the facts, the causes and | tF Of Captain McDaniel, of that place. effects. ould consider well before placing Fire Last NiGur.—About 10 o’cloek lat their e' Jren in influences 80 conducive to night an alarm of fire was turned in f) m disrase box , corner lth and O streets. fora fi Resolved, That the two rooms in the bas at of the Bantist Church on 13th stree between G and II streets northwest, being ded, dark, ill ventilated and im y heated, are, in their preseut « 1) dition, unfit for Gecupation as school-rooms, and as health. ki such are nuisances . That the health officer be, and is directed to require Lnat these rooms oceupied for the purpose of or that the number o pupils | » be so reduced and such pro, n, light, heating, e be made as will prevent injury to healt | DEBATE ON THE RERORT. | Mr. Langston moved that the report be re- ferred to the sanitary committee. | Dr. Cox said there could be no doubt as to | the rooms being @ nuisance: he did not se why the sanitary committee should asked to zo over the ground covered by the health ofticer. Dr. Verdi said that the communication of injarious to referred to some of the rooms in which he had found the air absolutely poisonous. Dr. Biss said that it was 4 question as to these rooms, if the number of pupils was | limited whether the nuisance would exist, and it should be carefully stated. He sug! gested that the committee ascertain all the missioners. Mr. Marbury said that all seemed toagree that these rooms were @ nuisance, but the the schools. be communication was referred to the fauitary committee. WOOD PAVEMENTS. Mr. Langston called up the report of the Special committee on the condition of the Wood pavements, and moved that so much of the report as spoke of memorializing the Commissioners be referred to the sanitary committee. Dr. Bliss moyed that the secretary prepare communication to the Commissioners em - bodying the facts set forth in the report. Mr. Langston withdrew his motion aad Dr. | Bliss’ motion was adopted. 2 CrostNG PROCEEDINGS oF THE G. U. 0.0. | F—The past masters of the seventn | triennial egnference held their last session esterday. “Phe credentials of P. G. M. Kob't - Smith, of Council 25. of New Hampton, Va., were received. Past Grand Masters in F. N. Wilkinson. John A. Simons and J.C. Bustill were appointed a committee on government to draw up the minutes and a nultable’ form’ A law. was pase! ogi @ suitable jaw was lating the Grand Patriarchal Order or m branch of the G. U. 0. 0. F. Runaways, Couur- - Johnson slightly. MARRIAGE LICENSES been issue] t> Thomas Randall and = ake Queen, Ber- William anc Manuey, Thos. Edwards and . of G be ; Hamilton Thomas Luey Taylor, CHAIRS, best gold plate, nickle, silver, and tortoise shell ao my alien, Set Ci 5 chatalin, received af Prigg’s Jewelry Store. Agents for the celeb George dia- monds, in jet, plate and gold, No, 45; Pena- fy lvania ayeuue, near 45 street. t | Bros., auctioneers, sold i pahouse in Blagden’s alley, between 9th and 10th and M and N streets northwes, owned by Mr. Evans and oceupied by Mrs. Cassa Adams, colored. The fire originated in the second story, and was extingnished after a loss of about $70 had been sustained ae HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION. — This assoclation meets on Wednesday, Octo- ber 6, at the Board of Trade Rooms, for first Payment of dues and advances of money. & per cent. interest allowed on all deposits | made where stock is paid six months or more in advance, and the borrower participates equitably in the profits on setilement. Sees REAL Estate AL Sers. Duneanson sterday the south half of lot 6, in square 263, fronting 25 feeton Mth street southeast, and containing 1.764 square feet of ground, improved by a three. story brick dwelling, to S. W. K. Handy, for 82,400. ee eens THE Frre To-pay.—The alarm of fire about noon to-day was caused by the burn. ing of the roof of house No. 1515 F street, oc- eupled by Willis Collins, eolored, which caught from sparks from ibe chimney. It Was soon extinguished; damage slight. ——— GRAND OPENING of Lyon's black gros grain silks, new fall and winter dry goods, and all styles of carpets at very cheap prices at C. M. Towson « Co.'s large emporium, 636 Pennsylvania avenue. SS RcpTURE.—See certificates of Dr. Rain- bow’'s core in our advertising columns. Pub- lic officers of the highest character and well known private citizens testify to its value. eae THE COURTS. PoLicr Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Charles Hawkins was charged with assault on Thos. J. Healey by wetting him With @street hose while passing, Hawkins being engaged in washing off the pavement. for defence it was testified by a colored man that the jet from the hose did not strike com- platnant, but ig reo on him slightly while it was being directed on the steps of the house, leaving the whole sidewalk free for pedestrians to pass. The conrt held that an Assault bad been committed, though not a serious one, and fined defendant $1 and costs. Wm. Ward, aseault on Bartholomew Bell: #10 and costs. Thos. Sutton, assaultand bat. 35 and costs. Henry gie, his wife, pleaded ping him ; $5 Rnd costs. ROBUERS IN RUBRER SHOFS. James Williams, alias James Simms, and Joshua Black, larceny of a pocketbook con- lalning $19 from ‘Samuel M. Hopkins, a Teal estate agent, who testified that in gol: N street after dark some one app bim stealthily with rubber shoes on, and snatched the pocketbook from the outside breast pocket of his coat, and ran into mae’ alley. He pursued the two ¥ it is raid, | This time, and the frequent brawls that occur there keep the police on that beat lively. A crowd of degraded men and women frequent it, and ee ee ran eof a i whieh a capt some or ten vagrants and bummers in & it. After the testimony — {0 dave in jail; an appeal was taken tel in jail: i dxed at $900. Robert Riekotts, threnrs to Char'es ; $100 bonds ty keep the ce. GEORGETOWN. THF LINTHICUM INSTITUTE will be ed next Monday at the rooms provided for its accommodation in the new public school building. The fond by which the { istituts is supported ts derived from a beques of the jJate Edward M. Linthicum, and it isi stended | that it shall bear the relationor a ugh school | to the public school system of the city. Three | regular teachers bave been engaged, and the design of the trustees is to raise upon the a the education given by the H is @ superstructure of instruction in | those branches of scholarship which are use- ful in the industrial arts and in mercantile | life. Physies and chemtstre, with mechani- cal drawing, and penmanship and book- keep- ing, will constitute the princi) al Studies of the institute. To give |: is who are enploye ! in the day an o; ity to attend the school. its Sersions will be held in the even- ing, and it Will be open for indigent white boys only. A rumber of applications have already been mace to Trustees C. M. Mat- { thews and W. L. Dunlop, who hays the mat ter in charge. FLOUR INSPECTIONS IN SEPTEMBFR.— Mr. 8. P. Deener, flour inspector, reports in- spections made during the month of Septem- ber, as follows:— Number of is of family four inspected,, 5,125; extra, 1,315; superfine, 327; fine, 195; middling, 267; total. 7.229 bar- rels. Mr. Danlel MeCann reports inspections of flour during the past mouth as follows: Number of barrels of family, 2741; extra, 3, fi 2; middling, 50; 1 * barrels. of wheat at ne, the Merebants Exchange to-« amounted to 3400 bushels. Sales oi 3,100 bushels, at | from #1 to S146. 1 ARRIVALS BY CANAL —Boat Charles | Wheatley. with 550 barrels of eement for H. W. Binni, boat Wheeler & Barron, with 239) | bushels of wheat and 500 bushels cora for Hartley & Brother, and 450 bushels whe st nd ood bushels corn 'for H. M. Talbott; “boat JS. Weleh, with 450 bushets wheat for H. M. Talbot? en 250 bushels wheat for Ha ly & Brother, | | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Washington Steck Ex. Oct. 2. Quotations Surnished by Middleton § C cots ott hington Stock Kxch: Meeting of the Wast n Stock Kxchange tu: C. 8. gold. 16% bid, 117%; asked. St Notional Bank of Republic, 140 bid; tr: politap Bank, 112 bid, 117 asked: Secor 48 bid, 96 askea, Citizens’ National 1 bid. City “Passenger Bailroads— Wi ington ‘and — Georgetown stock, Metropolitan stock, {04 Did, 20 asked, sicek, 18 * bia. SIS ¥ (dane rere the prices bid aid asked af the ay Columpi reed bonds, Higgion Fire Insurance Company. 112 bid; National Metropolitan Fire In ratce Company stock. 18 bid; New York, Alex rin, Washington and Georgewwa 8. Oo" stock, Oe et Secaritiee—« District of Columbia — oe eg. J. J. 1392, Wl bi 1:91, 9 Hid, “10 w ked. Market & Y, 1898, 98 bid. 100 asked k Bonde, 7’. J.°J., lvl, 93 bid: r Stock Bond J 13, 19nd, 93 bid! Funded Loan, ¢ fe ae 5's. F &A ree, 637, bid. 61%. asked. do. do. small, 68% bid, 48% asked (WM ashinet on \—Five Year Certificates, 7 3-0,M & N 1575, 101 bid; Fund Loan Bonds. (Lee ) 6 & N..192 Wo bi 101 ask d. sae Stock, 8, J. 8 0. 181, Siock, 6, J. A.J. &°O., ‘at tid; Pourly Stock, ure, & bid; Market ai pleasure, 8 bid Certificates “General Imp... J. & 5., 1374, 76. 1876. 1377. 1874, series, 59 bid, 8986 axked: Certit cates, Sewer, 8s, J. & J.. 187877, 65. asked; Water Certificates 1877. 98 100 asked. CITY ITEMS. GENT! EMEN’S KNICKERBOCKER SUITS for Sléand = Blue rT Suits, fast colors. for £22. These ,uits are particularly cheap, and sut ject to the usual cash discount. Worsted Coats and Vests from $i7.50 to #40, all handsomely made articles. Handsome Pantaloons, shop made, from &6 to S12. One price onty. Gro. C HENNING, 4107th street. see tnietesl by “KNICKERROCKER” SUITS to order. $22. 10,1,2 A. SAKS & Co., 316 7th street. pecans edeie OPFNED THIS DAY, fresh supply Soft and Sut Felt Hats. STINEMETZ, Hatter, w13 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. ———— SPECIALTIES IN HATS. The best $5 and 86 Fifth A venne Silk Hats, ew best styles of Stiff Felt Hats, $3 and fs Gents’ Fine Saft Felt Hats at £2.50 and 33. A No.1 Boys’ Stylish School Hats, $1. Mens’ good Wool Working Hats, $1, $1.25, and $150. No humbug. Call and see, and convinee yourselves that “Lewis,” 920 7th street, be- tween I and K, is the cheapest hatter in the city. 2 } —— orns, kc —Easy Fret being requisite to health and comfort, thov- sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr White's well-known establishment. 535 Luh street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from Corns, Bentons Toverted Nails, Chilblains, IxXereseences, Vascular E FRECKLES removed by N pata Abiset died MIss HULFTT ts gainin practice in Chicago. Her “attach not easily resisted. She uses Nafure's tifier. 1 ° FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier. ee TRADE SUPPLIED with by Charles Siott & Co., wholesale druggists, No. +0 Penusyivania avenue, Dury irra (o) 8,1: TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be- fore the rash of work commences at the new dye works of A. Fisher, No. 906 G street, near 9th, or to bis old stand. 618 9th street, opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality, re. spectable work and reasonable terms. 9,1 1 —— THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York aveune and 15th street, pays 5 cent. per annum on deposits for caler month. Banking hours,9to4 Saturdays,9 to4and 6 to 8. 13,14 —_—_e—____ $50 to $10,000 has been invested in Buck Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. «How & do it.” A book op Wall street, sent free. pees & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, New Yor! 63: SEWING MACHINE sales o 1872 were $219,660. 4,12-<.9t GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. N&. FALL AND WINT GOODS.—Just received from New Yorn, Ladies Drees gods in the newest materials used. "Beautiful Plaids and other goods for misses and children. Cloths, Cassi meres aud Woolens for men and A splendid stock uf Shawls. nds, & Inege 83. Carpets, ow nd'“anmine our G pods. ewell cheap. mea BENJAMIN MILLER, _oet2-ly 103 Bridge stroat. % SELL LOWER THAN ANY Ne W bankrupt store in this District a f. sock at low prices. Call and see our FREN FLOWY RS. FEATHEES. A large awort ment of MULLINERY, FANOY ODS THC adinn’ \s and Ch LADIES’ GOODS. _—| RS.J P PALMER has » com FECT SATS in all colors acd shapes, Fancy ad OSTRICH FRATH reac vewe prea? birds, VELVETS, SILKS and Special attention given to orde Mas. J.P sop) or DRY GOODS. T RECEIVED late aasorimeat J at GUTMAN’S “BALTIMORE BRANUa,” 912 Trm Staxer N. W OUR NEW FALL AND WINIER STOCK. ra. . PALMER, 1109 F streams. berwann Nth and 1% ADIES’ SHOES | Bpecisity of RED SILKS, |) 6tree KE L AC SILK aca MADE TO OBDER, papi Sd FRINGES of Ca latest tmportat chee PLalD and good ar ne my vod v8 VERMILYA'S, F ACK GOOTS of all dereriptions r KIDGLOVE Deparment we defy compe Buttoned GLOVE, 6 k of Ladies and Gents UNDER Large stock of BLANK ETS. QUILTS, Ebecant Re SSELS 610 Orn Steest Norruweer, A fineassortmentof WINTER BOOTS for sale at Prices racging frm $3 & to 87. sepedSn ke oF 719 FIRST FALL OPENING 71Q | cutis CanPaTs. CUCL thee eet IN | SUTMAN's. | oct] Im 912 TH treet nor hens: BRODHEAD & CO. FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. 939 PENNSYLVANIA wok of the late Y¥ GOODs, BRST, Zar. embracing Plain On THURSDAY. September 30ih. } TR, French DUA _ Ss will exhibit at our P4 ; Schuell MLoTH MILLINERY SHOW BOOMS, which . snot b (Up Stairs,) | An elegant assortment of FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS | TRIMMED FELT Goops, 16 to 9050 por vant. in colebraied make of Boauet, Guin t, Be rd ete or LACK CASHMEBES of French mannfac weed in colur, Arse TY KS. from #1 uality aud Curability. from 73. ceute s FANCY FEATHERS, BUAUW ALD ACas ana MOM AIRS, from 25: up. APD: E. 8) Band w HANDSOME FLOWEES OP OGLLEN BLANKETS, Bed and crit,) from . . 3 to pair AND OTHER NOVELTIES. DAVIS’. White and Red FLANNELS, ; Twilled and Piain i , from Scere to 8 1 BHA . fr. we repZ-lw 719 Market Space, cor. 8th street. pALMORAT th tate a EAL KID GLOVES, Tc, 2 buttons, ail the | Three r 33 in all colors uew shades, only 780 a pair, at the cheapest | 10:*R “(best quality.) @i box store in the city, - CONNOLLY S, 60% dh a (be the . 5 ‘sep?3 3m Opporite the Patent Ufice. Wew-utta 4 4 Bicached COTTON, 15 cents yard These goods bave been elerted #ith great care M™® 5, BL JEANNERET, and purchased for cash, avd sbouid receive the st 1107 PENNSYLVSNI*® AVENUE, tention of all close buyers Will open @ choice assortment of PaBIs MILLINERY for the FALL AND W TER SEASON On TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, Octuber Sth HEAP DRY GOODS ——— es rpets. Ree. Mate Dissouurioy. ere isting under the teal ard Drees Ge ‘Lhe Co partnership heretofore exis firm pameet LOOK WOOD HUREY cy Piniée. 18 ts FTY & TAYLOR is AN Elegaut stock Mixed Suitings, Serges, Camels air HUPTY md RIGA IH TAYLOR i PTY an: » are alone 5 = i" authorized to sign in liquidation. All persons in- cere Mecek Sa: Riaenaee, Bartana, Bante debted to the late firm are requested to please make eh le @125 & settlement at ouce. pete eee CHARLES L. LOcKWooD, Oui : FRANCIS BUFT arge and want to rede ete, Comfrrte. Felt Skirts. Ratmoral Skirt, Good value at all times for tb T. 5. NAUDATIN, 709 Market Spx, RL Washington, Angust CO-PARTNERSEIP. The andersigned have this day formed a Copa Derebi| r the firm name of TAYLOR & HU TY. whe will continue the business of LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING My it, for cash CHRD H. TAYLOR. 31, 1875, Fall tine Slenk: Khe gant © rt F- sept }OUDS, J Cc, WISWALL & ©O.. and the manufacturing of the cvlebrated PALMER'S . PATENT DUUBLF YORE SHIET. RICHARD H. TAYLOR. Having heen successfal in dixporing @f their Sum Mer Steck, beg to auuounce that they have se ful) assor.ent of FRANCIS HUFLY, 933 Pennsylvania avenne, _Washington, Septem! 198." sepl-d&K tin GEGIEGRE AND Y¥oK LACES a) ‘EH MENTARIES. Large stock fom auctions at the cheapest store in the city NOLLY'S, 608 ob st. opp. Patent Ofice. se23-im Me. SELMA RUPPERF, DEALER IN BERLIN ZEPHYRS and CANVAS EMBROLD- ERLES. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, impr! Which will be sold for lees than original cost, ia or der to CLOSE BUSINESS. GEEMANTOWN WOOL, German and Domestic ENITTING YARNS, WORSTED GOODS. UAN- VAS. PATTERNS, andall MATERIAL for BM. | BLACK SILKS. BROIDERING. BLACK CASHMEBES.. “ os eet Fringes, Silk, Mohair, and Worsted | BLACK ALPACA §,( very fine,). 37 nid STAMPING promptly executed. WATER PROOFS reduced from $1.95 to 75 cts 614 Mb streer, opposite Patent OMce. KF 3 Tt? if line Fall and Winter CLOTHS and CaS3i- nee es Wve tm | MARES t be sold without reverre UN? EBWEAR and HOSIERY to be sold at « large dincount from former price Ladies and Gents’ GLOVES at less than half price S*STOCK MUST BE SOLD. J. C. WISWALL @ ©0., Ls MISS EK. A. McCORMICK, INNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur 8 arms.) In constantly receiving all the newest shapes ta UBLP AND STKAW HATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, ae No, 310 SEVENTH STREET, Sears promptly Bical, PORTED cone: | _vente-tr Near Pennsy Ivanra aver |} DRY Goons. PERSONAL. ——<————— CORRECTION. ~The W. Lane arrested for disor- derly conduct whose m red oth of Seq We have jnst returned from New York with » large and well selected stuck. among which we have offer to our customer ARLES H KER, for years connected with the carpet hone of W. 8. Mitchell & Oo.. aw bi be or bee ee has charges \f the Carp-t Department at W opey. nor have they ever been sold ao ¢ BURDKTTF & CO'S, 924 7th street northwest, very ches P. ob lot, regular nels at 0c. per yd, cheap et 32c. ta desired P. Dress Goods, pial gs ont): Ladies’ wad "nderwear in great variety; Gents’ Wh Collars and Cuts; Veiling to the new sha. where he will be pleased to see his friends and cus: ot Me tomers seprs 6t HE CHILDREN OF JOSEPH JENN desire to find the L4W¥ER who that gentleman in a Foreign Ciaim Is49. If found by thie address J 1255 E street southeast, Wa-hing A®THOLOGY per yard yo ties Comforts; White and Red Flannel; Cortain Leces in the new patterns: Tabie Damask, « w sty lee of Wine Cloth, Brown and Bl all Widths; best 44 Brown and min the markt for 10 and 120 MADAME RK ‘This celebrated Lady Astrolo ud Heeling Mo- dium can be consulted at No. 201 D street, corner of 2d, northwest. She has no superior in d. ing the Past, Present avd Futore. jelinest~ In love or bust od Bieachod cheap lot of news advice is invaluable, describing your Towels aod Toweling friends. pointing out your enemies, and taforming | Cloth and Cussimere for'men and boys, ou cf the sure way to snccesm in all undertakings. | Tapestry. russels.3 Ply aud Ingrain Carpets Velvet and Brussels Rugs, and 4,5, 6 aud ®-qasrter Oil Cloth. I been purchased for each. as cheap ascan be bought; hence we are prepared and intend to sell them as low as any houss in this city Call and satisfy yourselves as to the correctuess of What we state, LUTTRELL & WINE. Fep20 2w 1930 Penn ave.,cor st SECOND GRAND OPENING oF NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOoDs. Ponsultats pr trictly confidential. Ladies, FOR SALE. ‘.¥—Two fine, large, youn )RSES; well marched, 1201 4 treet southwest, WO THOROUGH BRED SALE 43, months old. K street northwest. 4’. fron eray | Inquire at & JPOR SALE—S No.1 WonK HORSE “talgiv Having jost returned fronrNew York with an i Pe ae emaie Mara menre sock of Dry Goods. bonglt faliy 15 per © “SS Perit Semen fe superior to all other American Cement. Apply to Jess than last month's prices, and we will offer the same 15 per cent. less than any house south of New Yor GRAND OPENING OF LADIES NEW STYLE DBESS GOODS. 80 pieces Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods, 12 and I5c. Kuickerbocker Plaid. only 25c. quard Plaid. only 3c ‘emri* Hatr Plaids, only 37! Double Feld French Poplin, 2ic.; worth 7c—~alt ool. Bate: ne. S70 : worth 62c. Altogether 100 pieces of the latest designs in Dress 5 ee 0 pir cea Grey and Colored P ints, only 6'c. Yard wide French Chine, Wen ee ‘Twill and Plain Camel Hair, from 25c. mp. 00 pirees Double Width Black Alpaca, from 3, YOR BALK.—Will be wld at « rele Howe's Cave OEMENT &. A. TERRY. Pooplo’s Bank, angl9 tf Corner 8th and F streets northwest, “VO THORWY” “WITHOUT A ROSE,” TIMES ARE HARD AND MONEY SCARCE, “aac digs te ctr wa ‘ite t0 —— wie, x $30 raat * = = 2 ole White ees SELL YOU CLOTHING iin ee Fine Saxony Wool, 4. Hime made Twill Blankets, 95. AT PRICES THAT WILL Avd 100 pairs best eds. Yard long Towels. 12 o é rd tone Germai Towels. only 25; worth w, COMEEN eS Te a Extra Heavy Canton Plamsel fice eet ten THE HARD earimeres for Mer and Bor's wear. from 25°. ap. . os TIME! Medicared Red Twill, only Shater's Flannel on Shas: from 2% up. Table Linen, Navkin, Sheeting tons Marseiles and Creche? Quilts, Bed tek ing. 10 Feather Proof Ticking. 2c. All tn want of Dry I save by locking through our OUR STOCK IS IMMENSE, . Ladies’, Gent's Rand HOSTRRY. Frank Y Patterns, aud other articles too numerous to men- tion, J.J. COOK & ©0., No. 97 Bridge street. _reps0-6t* Georgetown, D. 0. EMOVAL—DAVID B. YOUNG'S Milli: Rix Fancy Goods Establishment re- + Wd moved from 111 Bri street town to Ba 1h Bridge xreet ent Boo sEt complcte Fement of | DRY ° Goo) ‘been added, makin; rost com. plete store in Georgetowa to from. A visit ts solicited. a HM. WHEATLEY'S STEAM DYEIN oer aaa ESTAB- 49 ‘> Georgetown, 4 wresacd Tmprevsd, 167. Ladies” ‘ane ventimea's Gloves, Xxko! can a mon stock bet ‘ha-ing. ck Deore Dur TOWSON & CO.. .m Pennsyivania avenne, near 7th st. northwest. And all bought at the lowest cash Prices, at & time when the wholesals market was overstocked and goods were being forced off at less than two-thirds thetr value, and to secare ready cash sales we give our customers the FULL BENEFIT Large lot double DAMASK TOWELS, all linea, large s*ze, 25 cents early two yard wide black WATBEPROOF. T5< OF THESE GREAT ADVANTAGES, saree ame gerd wide Gne CHINTZ CALICO, soa : RTER 7 MARKET Om SUCH BUSINESS SUITS Very fine double fold black ALPACA, 37 couts, ‘Worth 63 cents AS WE OFFER Double ae all wool bleck CASHMERE, & $10 _912_914_g16__g18 sew tail and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids, HAVE NEVER DEFORE fy eae SOLD FOR THE MONEY. Byler did yard wide blesched COTTON, in short lepgth, Je cents, worth : OUR STOCK OF OVERCOATS Cet SEEL EPS BE un ant bors, IS UNUSUALLY LARGE ret ; heavy STOCK IB: 108, § cents; linen peas tr AND SHOULD BE Repth aes INSPECTED AT ONCE. AMEL® BS Fa wold ok Seen Sida NEW DRY Goons, CALL! HABLE BROTHERS, bevBte_Gornor 7th and D Streets R, W | ,, Bleck and Colarrd MERINOS and OASHMERES, GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND sHoxs | 0488!) Sor men and boys from 0 conte to MADE TO ORDER, from @3 to @30 per pair. at and other new style SHAWLS. VEBMILY4A’ 0720 Sm 10 9th street northwest. | “Tn shou! SILK, @1.00, $1.75, and 92—great bar- "TOON NERS OF HORSRS.—Disinfoct your sta- | Foanpers, OILCLOTHS, and MATTINGS— Pade Diasec knowa. A eapply Dull abl aii ete Siachaciotees, senen Bie Lite Kins nN SROROE J, JOHNSON & 60,, sepsi-te 711 MARKET sPaoR, asvilte _¥11 MARKET SPACE. B | | Bosicry acd Hukts; Biankets, wll sizes and qasl’ | j | Voice, Sing ne, | DRY Goops GBaND OPENING LYONS BLACK Gros AT TWENTY PER CRNY RAN SiLKS, RSS THAN CAN BE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW YORK Fors good WEARING SILK « ©. M_ TOWSON & CO 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTR, se ont south side, near Tih street pet L To Viniy THE NEW STORE OR BUGAN @ W Le, Bo. 1014 & vewre sraeer, Retween New Vark « DRY ords one- ES sod ~ saruts for Mme. Demorest'e eugtl tr EDUCATIONAL. NDERG KOEN owe MALY AND A9VA 20 Lien - NOE iin VSIE POLL SAKA Pe OK and C. &. LLOck Bee circ mony be Itt Pach woes = POPULAR © S\TIONAL FRENOK LASSER, {Nothing but Pronch apoken yeur's (from BD) Uew converse 20; quarterly. 6. ian Roptoaiber 30, 1575 a » Mowtays and Thursdays, NB —Private clases formed at any time. #23 te \) oo ae : POPULAR CONVER™ATIONAL FRENCH CLASSES, {[Bothine but French spoken ) L Ssuveur's (from Bostoa) new conversa and Sate For farther particotars apply at 1 NB — Private clacers formed at any KR, GEO. FELT Witt ropume bie in PIANO, VIOLIN, and in HARMONY ant Come srnetion op the | POSITION, SEPTEMBER 13 For terms &c.. apply at his residence, No. 108B th «treet, or at ibe moxie mores, sepll-sw or MU treet. The and rumente taneht b crior masters. See circulars, oF ad- ] Sree 0 BLE GEDA i. Biccror __ pe km NCABNATION CHURLH SCHOC FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDRE™Y No. 1115 M Sraeet, Connex oF Irn, NW, Rev. 1. L. TOWNSEND, Rector; Mise MAC L&UD, Principal, The seventh year will begin on Wednesday, Sep- tember 15, 1573. Application as above. oe Man oh ‘ptem| rme and references, tores, or residence ot Princi- p seps lm HE EPISCOPAL ipstiT0 TE Aas. Master church achood iy commence on WEDNESDAY, the site of September. Further information can be had from the Bev. FL KNIGHT, DD, aug? tt 1442 Corcoran «trect NGLIFR AND CLASSIOAL SE- | Bs Lecr scuocc sok YouNG CaDIES. $16 | Bow Tork evens. Mrs ANGELO JACK | BO! cipal —Tr eestor | oe the Math of S-ptetr La ——— om a, street, Gilman ) sricn opens September 16th Dass within one agers of Seminary lantyne 6. 42% 71 bh yew ddress the Principal, No. 131s 455 Sri) HEO. INGALLS Kino, Oreanist St. Jonn TEACHER OF PIANO. ORG*N. Ere sons $13 or $2). Address PO Boe Parish, |. Twenty Le 627 suet Sn [esrecerion FOR CHILDRE —— Miss Bema Mare, School for Prysiea | al Culture, SO ISK etrort ntothe Kindergarmen, tue pecettar are so well known, cxpecial at - lementary instructions, te u ormel training ok ‘ tare address as above . ~ APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sores, Me tne Pane gar OTE, fon E faperlor | botidings; home sig itncony i Jom. athington wneend says: “Ax to the of my ward, who was under your ¢ | with the school | Sih the ecbed. ite te ant discipline, Know! he ms, LU. D.; B. Harvey, M.D.; D J SHORTLIDOE. Concord Ba am witte, T. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANWAPOLIS, & y DL D. M. GARNETT, LL D., Princ seenton and examination of cantidates m MONDAY and TURSDAY, Sept. ¥O ms. for Board ap Je semi ane ebips vacant FEMALE S& od DAY. at the school tuiiding. No. 1023 weet. A limited number of board! at For terms apply to the princtpals, at 1097 Ith Feet northwrat, or procure circulars, ch mar a Principal bookstores. (ortainias UNIVERSITY ae PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT opens Sep- TBE COLLEGE, September th. MEDICAL DF PARTMENT, October ath LAW DEP) RTMENT, October 18th For information address 3.0. WELLL President NG. GL ~ = sug$-eomm 188 OSBORNK'S YOUNG La’ 2 4 N ING and Ds ¥ Bcnock Erie gy or 10th.) ee MONDAY) Sept 4 ies. ie BRON of brome Wet ss L GAD, Principal, pe PRRAUEAO TEACHES PIANO, HAE- ONY, aud the Oultivnr: of the Votes. Ad- ew at Mrs. EEICHEN BACH'S Piano Forte, 423 Mth mreet northwest decis-iy* PROFESSIONAL. ‘W. P LAWYER heving to the Die sia gee 5 pe ae at Bue. w& 1937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB,