Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. TUPSDAY. Weather Probabitities To-day, Orrice oF Cater St WASHING « For the midsle st falling tarome hwest to northwest towed by pressure to-night with rain in and inereasing cloudiness and occasional rain in the middle states. « Locals. Robert OF was yestentay Tilted to practice at the bar of the Supreme CFs Rew Jeney repablican exrentivecom New Jersey repu - mitice last evening elected W. V. 8. Wilsor chairman and Colonel J. R. Downing, see. retary. Chief Engineer Cronin. of ovr fire depart- ment. was yesterday nominated for a vice- ident of the convention of fire engineers in New York. Mr. Patrick McGreevy, formerly drum or Of the United States marine corps, and ding in Wasvington, diet in Brooklyn, N.Y..on Te of 7% years. Co. A. Washington Light Infentry, last night declined the invitation to visit Rieh- mend on the oecasion of unveiling the Jack- sen statue, transm!tted by,Co. F, ist Virginia regiment. B. L. Hastings wil! preach at the Foundry Church this evening. Subject, «Power From on High,” when he will probably give some ofthis views on the subject of revivals of re- ligien. Officers were elected by the Columbia Fish- ing club at a recent mecting as follows: Captain John P. Barrett, president; C. King, vice tad Kauffman. treasurer; Miller, and Reynolds, election committee. About § o’eioek last night the shifting en- Sine of the B. and P. R. R jumped the track ‘on th street, and caused the mail train due | at 10 o'clock to land tho passengers on Maine avenue. The engine was righted in a tittle | ume. of te alumni of the medical of Georgetown College, last eve- John Eéwin Mason was elected ning, orater to represent thesocicty next spring; and Dr. F. J. Morphy read an interesting Tr on Pret icasm ta. Mela eet he seen ot we Reform sehoe! at Lincoln Hall last evening Mesers. Ward and Blaine, formerly employed at the school, came porroraily before the board, to make a state-nent In relation to their em- joyment and jiseharge from the schret. Matter was referred to a committee for Investigation. Marriend Evangelieat Lutheran *yred, which embraces all the eburches of t denomination in this city, meets in convention #t Grafton, West Virginia, to- morrow. Thro Memorial Church will be rep- resented by James R. Graham, esq. There are about 1.60 communicants connected With this synod. In our yesterday's item of the “dai named as the driver of the horse and ear- ringe. The careless driver was a colored man. and Mr. Merrill was a pedestrian wit ness to the accident who enacted the part of | the geod Samaritan and cz boy to the drug store. tried the iojured THE GRFAT FALts Ick Compan recent meeting adopted a resolution to aban- don its works at the Great Falls and remove the buildings to Analostan Island. At the lime this company leased the ground at the Fails freight from Boston to this port was $4 per ton. It is now only twenty cents per te ly as cheap as transportation per canal from the Great Falls to its depot in this city; And the theory Is that a better quality of Ice ean generally be depended on from Boston or the Kennebec river, and at leas cost than our own product. The company will retain its werks at Analostan Isiand, and extend its feeilities for harvesting ice whenever the xersons favor. The past season has been one of unusual profit. The work of demolition has already been*t commenced on the build- ipgs at Great Falls, and before the expira- tion of the present lease everything beleng- ing to the company will have been removed to Analostan Island. a THE “ RAILROAD CASE” IN THE Pentce Covrt.— In yesterday's mention of “a ratl- road case” culing witness, James W. Barnes, is reported as testifying that: “These pack»ges he claimed, and he showed «he cashier the becessary papers, but the agent (Mr. Koontz refused fo let him take them.” Mr. Hale. the cashier of the B. and 0 freight office in this city, writes to say that this should have read as follows packages were demand was based. The cashier declined to deliver on the papers presented, upon the ground that the alleged agent of the shipper did not present the original oil of iarting © order of the consignee. The cashier referre! Mr. Barnes to the general agent, who con firmed the cashier's allow the removal of the property.” bead cst 5 THE SOUTHERN MARYAND RATLROAD.— Some weeks ago Messrs. Starr ana Eider and other creditors of the Southern Mary lan. Railroad company, filed a bill for an injuae- tion and receiver,on which @ preliminary restraining order was made,and Mr. N. F. Cieary appointed receiver.’ The case was argued about three weeks since, this morning Judge Olin, in the Equity Court. made an order setting aside the restraining order and discharging the receiver, directing | hu to report his acts to the court. will, as far asthe Dis back into the hands of Col. S. 8. Sracot a the other officers, but In Marylar bas been continued te Janugry next. pestis A WERTING OF Tite SIXTH-STREFT BAP- CHURCH COLOKED) Was beid lax ke act tn prence t their p . Kev. Wm. H. Lee. Edwerd Freeman Was ciected moderator, and &. E. Gi clerk. The chairman ‘stated that as the Meeting was held on aceount of Mr. Lee, who was present, they would now like to hear from him. Theretpon Mr. Lee left the butiding. As there was no resignation to take action upon, the meeting & reso- Intion “toat the services of Rev. William H. Lee be no longer required in this church.” Kev. R. 8. Laws, of Virginia. was called to officiate in the piace of Rev. Wm. 1. Lee. The real i he case ——_o—__ GS AXD TEUST adividend November The ts is THE FREEDMEN’s Savrs ComPaxy will commence paying of twenty per cent. on the Ist of retofore stated in THE STA ienumber of open deposit acco 1,14. The present liabilities ares2.053 7 The amount of the first dividend to be pall as above sieted is $041,109.87. There are About 5,00 accounts of less than one dolla at least 15.000 accounts less than five ars each. h pressed to get ready for payment by the Ist of November no claims should be pre- sented or ferwarled before that time. FRACTURED BY A ‘ afternoon a difficntty took place at the corner of 5th and I streets Borthwest, between a white man named Jon Alcorn and ored man named Watt hieh the latter threw @ we former on the forehead, isskall. Dr. RG. Mauss dressed . Which is considered of a serious Mf not fatal nature, after which the injured man Was conveyed to his home, corner of “th and Boundary streets. Hawkins was ar- rested and locked up for a hearing —_<- Narrow Excarror Cot. Mosrny—war this an Attempted Assassination —Yesteriay afternoon, as tbe north bound train on the Virginia "Midland railroad was Warrenton Junction some miscreant Cred a rifle shot at the train and the glass near the seat of Col. Joba S. Moseby, but fortunate- ly itstruck no one. It 18 not positively Known, but it is sapposed. tuat the shot was net aimed at any particular passenger, and was fred simply as a wanton act. itis re- ried Ubat several times lately attempts ve been made to chrow the traius off. yeahs ealesnanis Crrevit Court JcvRoRs—The following jurors have been drawn by the cierk for the October term of the Cireait Court: William Son. Stephen Dh tartiens, aie Looe, son. . y owald, djonn E. Cox, Wiiltam H. Jono W inebe: H. Gray, Janes 0. ater, J Robert C. Hewitt, and John F! —._—— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Hezekiab ur and Cecilia Jefferson; W. L. Barr and A.L. Mann; Thos. E. N and Lizzie English; Isaae M. Leary, of West Va., and Sadie i. Keys; Wilitam Draley and Maggie Brown; Isaiah Butier and Maegie Branson; Peter Wallach and Rosetia Wal lace, Henry Sims and Ellen Thor c |. Smiley, of Perry county, Pa., and Emit M. Ferguson; John K. Kolff and Sarah J. Blundor; J. Lambert Jarboe, of Prince George, Md., and Margaret A. Paumphrey. peseresars recast THE PATEST Jacavetine Corser, so bigh!y recommended by all dress-makers a3 ohn Shea, Hickey. the most perfect Sitting, are soit by Taylor « Hutty,.%@ Pennsylvania avenus, Priceoniy one collar per patr. t At Heurrer field ginsses. <tere Will Le sold this € UCTION, those superior Opes, microscopes, Ke., esdayfiast, at the advanced age | resident; W. P. Hicxs, secretary; Cen- | obnsen | ron | over” Mr. S. H. Merrill was erroneonsiy | ata) in the Police Court, the prose- | The aimed by Mr. Barnes, who | showed the cashier papers upon which the | © ar ict is concerned, co rist | As ihecommissioners wil! be | ai A Needed Reform. DISTRICT ATTORSEY WELLS KF¥orts To PREAK UP THE STRAW BAIL * cxiness. ‘The move mace yesterday iD the Criminal Court by the District Atterney (ex Guy. | Wells) for the court to resuire parties off © batl for prisoners to make an to their pecr.ntary eondition oc ions some diseussicn among the members he bar, and there is a diversity of oplaian | en the question. The many who have seen | what @ farce gcing bail here has been for | * past, and who have seen criminals es- -unisbm ent and thelr bondsmen escape ution. approve the change. Some who. d thé ‘affidavit as an innovation on cas- tom 46 of the conservative class, and op fared te any change. It bas been kuown "re foe several years that some men have made a business of giving bail, and have made money thereby. In a large number of instances these have proved to be straw batlors. It is said that fifteen per cent. has ‘ren the usual charge—so much clear gain, for they are never prosecuted. It would #ppear that there is now so muck compe- lition in the business that the professionals have cut the rates, as the present price seems to be 5 to 10 per cent. THE AFFIDAVIT prepared by the District Atiorney is as fol- OWS: In the Euprente Court of the District of Cume bia— Flokiing @ Criminal Term.—United States of America vs. (name), No. —, District of Columbia, County of Wastrington, ss. —, (name of party) being duly sworn, says that he ts worth, over and above all his debts aud liabitities, the sum of (—) dollars in real es tate, situated in the District of Colambi., ‘Ubet the real property se owned by him is described as follows: (description), and is worth the sum of (—) dollars. Tnathe owns said property in fee simple, free and une cambered (or except) t there are no | judgments against him, nor any mechanics liens oF Lax titles against his property, (ex cept). That he is net surety nor responsibie om the bond or izance of any person | | Whateoever (except). That he offers himself | 4s surety in this cese for the sum of (—) dol- lars, in good faith and unconditionally; and believing that the said defendant will appear according to the exigencies of the said reeng- nizance, and that he has not received any fee, compensation, or reward, and has not been promised 2ny, and does ‘not expect to receive any, a a consideration, in whole or in part, for becoming surety for the said de- fendant. | Witnesses: ——. , _———: | Subseribed and sworn to before me. this — day of ——, 187-. — If the Court’ should make such rule the Distriet Attorney will be enabled toexamine the title of the property, and ifthe party has | sworn falsely be will have his (the party's) own writing on which to base a prosecution for perjury. ——— REVIVAL OF REAL Estatre.—in looking over the sales of B. H. Warner, real estate broker and anctioneer, we find among many others the following sales made within the past few days at prices which we consider remarkably good: Sub. lot 4, square 453, fronting 22 feet on Louisiana avenue, be- tween 6th and jth streets, by an average depth of 48 feet, and improved by a tour- Story brick used ‘as offices, solid for Edward M. Gallaudet, trustee, tothe National Union | Insurance Company. at $17,000; part lot 1, square 52, on the corner of 9th and T streets nerthwest, for Joon F. Hanna, trustee, to Prof. J. M. Langston, at 52 cents per square | feot; also, on T street, near corner of 9th. for same trustee. to B. U. Keyser, esq., at 11 ets. Per square foot: part lot 14, square £3), on the southeast corner of 14th aud G streets rorthwest. for the Commissioners of District of Columbia, to Albert Gleason, esq., at per square foot; leasehold of eastern part Jot 14, square 377. improved by a brick uilding containing two stores and twenty- two offices and rooms, on the south side of F street, between 9th and 10th northwest, hayv- ing thirty-two years to run, and subject to an annual ground rent of 85), for George Mason. trustee, to Henry M. Baker at 817.000 | cash; part of “Youngsboro’,” on the Balti- more and Ghio railroad. in the rear of deaf and dumb asylum, containing about fifty BeTes, and Subject to about $1,300 taxes, for George W. Stickney, trustee, to Fred. W. Jones at $5 200; lot 11, square 224, fronting 34 feet 1 inch on the south side of G street, be- tween 14th and 1th northwest, by a depth of HS feet 8& inches, for Edwin M, Lewis, trus- | tee of Jay Cooke & Co., bankrapts, to Geo. | W. Riggs at $3.05 per square foot; sub. lot | 12, square 282. on 12th street, between Massa- | ehnsetis avenue and M street northwest, im- | proved by a three-story brick dwelling, for | Walter 8’ Cox and John F. Hanna, assignees | | to Daniel Kolb at $9,000; and part lots i | | | east» | Would not be just as efective as traveling District Goyermment Affairs. bUI DING PERMITS. Building permits were tssuet to-day by Inspector Plowman. as follows —Father White, a frame dwelling. north side R, be- tween 2th streets northwest: $304. A. S¢ flings, 2 no" wo two story briets dw n A and B stree east XOTICE TO RATLROADS. The following c munication was s the Distriet Commissioners yesterday: To ningion Cy ant Point” Lookout Koiroad Cnpony The attention of the Wasbington City and Point Lookout Ratl- Toad company and of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company, has been repeatedly entied to the obstry of life, caused by the present mode of con- sirvetion of the railroad across the street leading from the Anacostia bridge to U town, but no satisfactory response has been Teeeived. Loss of life and destraction of property have recently resulted from neglect Of the Teasonable request made by the aa- thorities of the District touching this matter. ‘The right of the company to lay its track on the street is limited to such construction of the track and roadway as not to impede the passage or transportation of persous or property. Iam directed by the Commissio’ ers to notify you that the street leading from the Anacostia bridge will be so leveled wh the railroad crosses it as to no longer Obst’ ot travel and cause danger to life. The W? <p- ington City and Point Lookout railroad ¢jm- anyis Again reqnestel to make such ¢ ,an the railroad tracks as to adapt tha same to ne grade of the street. On appli cation at nis office the grade will be furnished utif this change shall not be neate by the compary within ten days from ‘nis date the Commissioners will themsetvrs canse it to be made, and to this end will lower the row!- way of the railroad at thts point. Of this action, contingent upon neglect of the eom- pany to itself make the change in the tim above mentioned, you fre hereby notitie! in order that the company may have a portunity to arrange Jor the suspension of the running of trains and for relaying its tracks couformably to the proper graie _ - at by Moody Coming to Washington. THE EVANGELICAL MERTING LASC NIGHT. Last night a meeting of the convention of pastors and delegates of the evangelical churches to invite Messrs, Moody and Sankey to this city was held at the Congregational ehureh. Key. Mason Nobte presided, and, after devotional exercises, Rev. Dr. J. P. Newman gave a shert account of the reeont visit of Messrs, Wethersby and Holroyd to Lais city. Rev. G@ A. Hall gave an interesting ac counter bis visit to Mr. Moody, and of the work in which he is Row engaged. He said thet Northfield, bis native place, heinz a Unitarian stronzholt, had seerely had a re vival of religion for a hundred years, and that he felt it to be his duty to “sweep bafore his own door” by commencing his work in this country there. Some conversions had already occurred, and there were indications Of @ most gracious outpouring of God’s spirit. With jegard to his advent here, Mr. Hall said that Mr. Moody exclaimed with empha- sis. “Hall, Lam coming to Washington; but how soon T cannot tell. I feel a deep concern for the bundreds of young men there who are outof Christ, and I want to point out to them the way of salvation, through His blool. I shall try to come, and do this as soon as the door seems to “be opened.” Mr. Mood: to starton a visit to New York and Phila. delphia to day. and would probably com- mence to labor in one of these cities soon; he bad not committed himself to any one, in spite of ail the newspaper statements to the contrary, and if, on reaching New York ud Philadelphia, he found things not as favor- able as he expected, he might comeon to Washington next week. This, however, was only Mr. Hall's opinion, baselon his inti- mate knowledge of his character and mode of action. Mr. Noble thon stated that the subject for consideration this evening was the expe- dieney of starting a daily evening prayer mecting at 5 p.m.,to be held in dilfereat churches, one week at a time. A general discussion of his proposal ensued, when quite @ difference of opinion was apparent. Rev. Drs. Gray, Dashiel, and Chester decide lly favored it, while Rev. Mr. Pitzer opposed it. He thought we already had services enough in our respective churches, and the Y.M C. A. prayer meetings which were held thrice daily. Rev. H. L. Hastings submitted whether a union in prayer ata certain hour every day, wherever each person might be mile or two to attend a union meeting and consuming an hour or two in going and com. | and 9, square 821, fronting 45 feet on 4th st., | between D and E southeast, by a depth of | nS feet 1 inch, for Samuel Cross, trustee, to | lacy Potts, esq., at $2,850. | ee Sports oN THE STERN BRANCH —T?« | | Ravex Yesterday.—A very large crowd assem- | | Dled near the Anacostia bridge yesterday ternoon to witness the snorts, of which 1 lion was made in THE STAR of last e The tat me: “x race was announced to come {7 fret. but as the fat men failed to respond © foot race was next inorder. There were ve entries for this race, the distance bein z rards on the new Anacostia bridge. Mr. | © FE. Howard came in_ the winner, with Mr. S. H. Clark second. The second-class skift ace WAS next started. There were only ews and Tefused to | three entries for this race, and the distance Wasa mile and @ third. | field proved the victor. Time, 1# minute; and 3 seconds, The sack race, which was next on the programme, created a great deal | of amusement. Mr. Garges, after a great | many tumoles and mishaps, succeeded in | Teaching the goal first, and was declared the | winner. amidst great applause. The most interesting event of the day however, was the first-class skiff race, which was next in | order. ‘Three entries had been made for this contest, Messrs. Beach, the Annie; Law- rence, the Capitolia; and Luckett, the’Mary. The race was very interesting and exciting for a time, but Mr. Beach soon showed him- self the best man, although Mr. Lawrence pressed him closely. ‘The Annie rounded the | home.beat in 24 minutes and 40 seconds. The tub race, in which Mr. Phii!p Mansfield was | the victor, closed the sports of the day, and the large crowd gradually dispersed, ifghly | pleased with the entertainment afforded | them. ——_e—_. REVIVAL OF RELIGION is now going on, | r the charge of Rev. James Wilson, of Sandy Spring circuit, about two miles from | Laurel, on the Montgomery county, Md., | road. A correspondent writes that"Rey. Jas. Wilson, assisted by bis hard-working col- leagues. Revs. L. Brashears and Vanarsiale, have reason to be proud of the success of their | work. Twenty conversions have thus far | | oecurred, and some twelve or fourteen per- | fons are seeking, night after night, recon- ciliation with their God. This revivai ne- | | cessitates the building of a new church; the present meeting place is very inconvenient and entirely too small to accoremodate the | number.” Mr. Philip Mans- ——_e—___ ANOTHER Howicipg NEAR FoerrT Footer. On Sunday a homicide oceurred near Fort | Foote, !n Prinee George's county, Md. In- formaton receive here 1s to the effect that | some pigs belonging to the Codle family got | into the corn of acolored man narned Ede- | | lin, and some words passed between the dies and Edelin. ‘o- | ‘The latter. it is alleged, set igs, and one of the Colles with @ stone, fracturing his and Edelin died a few hours thereafte was arrested. It will be recoliee there was a homteide in a quarrel about If in the same vicmity a month or two his dogs on the j Strack Ktelir sku THE PHILHARMONIC Socrety held its annual meeting last night at Talim: and elected the following officers: C. -sident; E. H. Taylor, vice presiden Rockwood, secretary: Josiah Hellows, rian; Storrs, treasurer, Messrs. O. B. Ba lard, J.%. Douglas and W. H. Frazier, add | tonal members of the executive board; aud Dr. J. P. Caulfield, musical director. The | scclety rem ved to enter upon active rebear- | | passing | sal for the winter's entertainments, and to | wai repare som @ oratorio or like production, to Siven in Sour or six weeks. THE STENOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION met iast evening at tae rooms of the president, C. T. Widstrand, }010 F street, aud estab- lished & uniform rate oS oe bers, and made provision itrally-located room, to be times for the convenience of the members and parties desiring their services. ——_o—__ BurLpisg ye the first meet tne rative Eunding Association ne night, ry were advanced at an oe lam of 2 cent. The pa: it of 80 an amount of dues makes Arlington a success, At the vith a First Co-opera- tive Association 7 89,300 were 41- vanced at a premium of pirates pis 18 ARM CRUSHED WHILE Covr- Line Cans Win. Childs, a brakesman ou the BalUmore and Potomac railroad, had his | | Tigh ( arm Sadly crushed while attempting to | couple an éagine with @ tender on Mar, | avenue, om Gata: tae Dee Es | rendere! medical aid, after which the | ipjared man was sent to his home, on 44 | street east. —————— REAL Estate Sa Les.—B. H. Warner sold | Sees epee eee | | ‘ , bar: krupts, , Square ' 2 fronting 04 fect 1 ieh'on'the south site Of G street, between Hitt 15th north wes: by adepth of 113 feet &y inches, to Geo. Ww. Riggs, exq., at $3.05 per square foot, aggrega- Ung $8,452.50. SoMETHING NEw. —Twenty-tive handsome parlor suites have just been recetved on co: ~ ) Sigoment at the anction rooms of Wash. B. , Williame. Great bargains are overed, ing. After some further di e meet. ing adjourned to meet next Sunday, at 1 o'clock p. m., in Lincoln ball. ——— THE ALFXANDRIA | The Alexandria 6 teriay after- noon says: “The committee of ticket holders intid to examine the tickets remaining wheel after the drawing of the Mont- ler Female Humane Association lottery ast Friday met this morning in the room of the association, in which the wheel, after it bad been closed and sealed was deposited for safe keeping when the drawing was over. As soon as the wheel was seen it that at least # nushel of brass tubes cont ing tiekets had been put in since It w: from the stand, for they were at least ten inebes higher than @ mark which hai been put upon the wheel previously by one of the licket holders, though the seal was unbroken and bad the same stamp that had been npon it publicly. They were those of the butt-end of @ knife, and’a current gold coin whic could easily have been put upon new wax. In the investigation which ensued It was discovered that the arrangement of the draw- ing bad been entrusted solely to parties from New York, and that all the mouey obtained from the séle of tickets, except some six or eight thousand dollars, had been left in New York, and was not subject to the draft of the officers of the association. The parties pre- sent appointed a committee to proceed at once to New York and endeavor to rec over such of the money as could be obtained, after Which they adjourned to mect again to-night With closed doors. There is great excitement on the street In cousequence of the discove- ry. It is believed that not a single dollar was drawn by any bona fide ticket holder, but | that the whole of it has been retained by New York sharpers, who are accused of the ntire frand. About half a million doll worth of Liekéts were sold in this lottery. At the meeting to-night the committee ap- pointed a sub-committee to make a thorough examination, and enjoined the strictest se- | creey. The committee appointed to proceed to New York consists of Judge W) Iams, Captain W. H. Fowle and Mr. Eichberg. ———_ 2 ARRESTED IN ALEXANDRIA.—Towlay, De- tective Coomes brought from Alexandria James Gallion, who had just served out a sentence in that city. Gallion is charged - with being one of the parties who robbed a | sonof Mr. W. B. Webb of some of his eloth- ing. Gailion made his escape at the time, going to Alexandria committed some offence, for which he was sentenced to two one in the chain gang, which expired to- day. —— THE COURTS. COURT IN GEN AL TERM. To-day the case of Shoemaker agt. The District of Columbia was argued by Mr. Stanton for the District and Mr. Cassin and Hon. Reverdy Jobnson for the complain. ants. In this case the District levied a tax {| on certain milling property in Georgetown, Which the complainant refused to pay, and filed a bill to anjoin the collection of those taxes on the ground that under an act of the late District legislature manufacturers were exempted from taxation for five years. The disenssion Was as to tie powers of the legis. lature lo pass such an act, and Mr. Stanton argued that Congress had not given such power to the legislature. Equity Court—Judge Olin. To Barbour et al. agt. Van Hook; or- der making restraining orver permanent. Sharretts et al. agt. Sharretts; decree to sell. W.J. Sibley agt. Morgan et al.; decree for e. Shields agt. Ayer; order appointing O'Brien special auditor. ’ Stanton, receiver, Jobneon, decree for sale. Market Com ny agt. Hoffman; order extending time to le answer. Young agt. Featherstonhough; decree for sale. Coltman et al. agt. Mooreet al.; order confirming auditor's Dal- ton et al. agt. Williams et al.; decree finaily ge0 < Starr -3 al. agt. Bournern a railroad; ler discharging re- irafuing order and receiver. Ponicr Court—Judge Snell. ‘Yesterday, after our report closed, Marga- ret Garner wa< charged with kee a baw- dy bouse on 12th street, near Ohio The oy iy night and capture the jeter and six female inmates, with about e! ape aap men. Much compiaint has lately been of the boldness of the fancy girls who juent this house, making it a common $50 aud 3; continued. Precilla scandal peg mde gg Charles Kenned, on Edward be Smith and Thomes Smith, assault on Millie Stephenson; Prectlla fined $5 and costs, and Thomas disntissed. Ida Ford, larceny of a bracelet worth $20, tgp one | of Rosa Har- po ae oebere wee and costs laree: from Joseph Nicholson.’ Samuel B Senkth Was fined $10 for @ssault on Riehard Wil- lags. Lawrence Bird, assault with intent to kill John C. Pi ‘was committed for a hearing. Lapham ete te ent eeen oun son were comm! x mon’ larceny of cloth ng and otber articles from Mary T. Powell. ‘TO-DAY. 2 MMiam Them; violation of cart law; nggmient easy "Joseph G. Hoffmann eee collateral. Thoms H. Lipscomb, HM, James O'Brien, do. J. Bar- fern, welling ‘protuce without’ license; 35, jebard Smith, and indecent | 85. “George F. y assemblage; $3. ' Joseph Johnson, ej tion totra vel and danger | | the past scar with complete succes. »”* : cahailat Bligh’s | hall by open profanity and disorderly con- duet; €19. Sarevel Matthews, an tile and suspicions colored man, was sent down for yagrancy. Nelson Carr making @ street excava roper safe guants toh, on withont the George We ; PS Ineton, trespass on parking: @5, Marts ab and Emily Warner. jond and na eite | ons talking: $5 each, George Pear ..-,Polster c° forfeited 5. rfeitet eral. Frank Reed, prof aj mistead Taylor and David at collaterals. Henry Thoin <i and improper bebavior 9° blage, $5. Archibald ” ublie; $5. Edward Sr uueas forfeited colle map, a razor flourie days in jail. Jar 6 James Chaney F _. & pair of shoe ‘atkins for Ledy, asss West. le $83; $20 larcer y & public assem- soton, aith and Washingtoa terals. Addison Cole- her, was taved <3, or #) 8 T. Finch. Pani Finch, Wm. DeNeal, larceny of 20, or 30 days in jail. Luey ‘ited collateral. Charles Kon. ‘iton Edwant Murphy; $5. Auna eny of children’s clothing worth or 30 days in jail. Louise Palmer, of clothing and ahalr switch belong- ing o Hester Ann Long; $20or 30 days in jail. Ac imes Driver and Phillip Corwin, assault % od battery on William Dunmore; £19 each. Jobn Reed, assault on Vincent Duckett; 250 or 60 lays. Appeal noted. Benj. C:arker, assault on bis mother-in-law; $10 and costs. Appeal noted. Lemuel Makall, eclored charged with rape on Mary BE. ‘Stowe, « colored girl 15 years of age; committe! for the action of the grand jury. Chas. Mann, gssenit on ames T. Kely. his son-in-law. The defendant stated that he was compelled to sppport his (B's) wife and children, and hedid ask him for money and strack him. The court said that it was the daty of « hus band to support his family and he woult not pe rscente the acensed. of $1. Chas. '. al ing stones. The evidence in this case was that Smiter} ad a bean-shooter an | shot § m but broke the window of J. H. M. Syphax dismissed; Smiler flned $5. GEORGETOWN. THE GARBAGE SERVICE for Georgetown has for some time been growing from bad to worse, until it has become utterly inefficient. A few weeks since two wagons were put in service, and in @ measure meet the demand. This morning these wagons were discon. Mnved, aid an old and cumbersome country wagon-—too large to enter most of the alleys—was put on in thelr stead. Cer- tainly If one can jndge by the number and frequency of the ‘complaints, the garbage system here neels a spealy overhauling. THE AVENUE STREET CARS commenced running over the M street bridge, on asingle track, this morning. DANGEROUS.—The rear wall of Mount Zion (colored) chureh. on MIll street. is cracked to such an extent as to cause serious apprehensions as to its safety. It would be well for the authorities to cause an inspec- tor to examine the building, and thus guard against & probable catastrophe. GraIn TRAVE.—The only offering of wheat at the Merchatr ts’ Exchange to-day was oue lot of 3,100 bushels. Sales of 1,100 bushels at £1.50. RIVER Notrs.—Arrived — Steamer John Gibson, from New York, consigned to R. P. A. Dewham, with general merchandise for District merchants; schooner Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with 1,20) bushels wheal for Hartley & Bro. BINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Washington Stock Ex Oct. 5. Quotations furmisned by Mutdleton & Co., baniers ‘The following wer the prices bid. afd asiced at the Meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day. U. 8. gold. H6% bid. Bank Stocks—Na'tonal Bank of Republic. 135 bid; National Metropolitan Bank, 13 bid, 118% asked. City Passonger Kailronds— Wa-hingte Georgetown stock, 9) bid. Sundry i-t— Washington City Gas stock. 43 bid; Arlingwn ‘© Insurance Company. 1! bid: National. Met Fire Insurance Uompany stock, 103. bid coran Fire Lnstrance Company stock, 103 bid District Securities—( District of Cotumbia'— Perma Sse. 1891, 100 bid; do J.& J. 1881, ck bonds. 77, Q Loan, (Congress,) i ge. 1994, 64 bid; do.. do. small, 6355 bid, (Washington)—Fund Loan Bonds, ( beg } 6° Mi N bid. (Georgetown Gener Stock, 8%, J. A. J. & 0., 1851, 95 bil; Genoral Stock, 6, J. A.’ J. & O., ‘at pleasare, 55 bid; Bourty Stock, 64, J. Al J. &O, at pee ure. & bid) Market Btock. 6's. J. A.J 0., at pleamire, 86 Board of Public Work— Certificates “General Imp., J. & J... 1874, 15d. 1576, 1577. 1878, searing, 8955 Did, 29% “asked? Certiteates, Sewer, 8s, J.'& J, 15477. 55 bid. asked, Water Certificates. ‘1877. 98 bid, Wi asked. To-day. 0. The Post's fuanctal says: In the Wallstreet markets Gold is foreign exchange lower, and securities as Keay to atrong, Union Pacific, Pacific of Mt and New article her, ptral pie exceptionally: *o, advanced tmmediately to 117%, S, during the first hour, sincs whici shave teen wt 17’sa3g. On gold’ loage the rates for the day are lower. Foreicn exchauge opened with posted rates, fur prime baukers aterl ing 4799433, 4 decline of Ss a centon yesterday's c rates There has since the iB been a to 47534 and $22. While these are the nominal » the actual rates for pri ks th f rterling have fallen to 473% and 4 which justify the importation of gold urchanged for call loans; prime mercan finds a ready market at Sa7 per cent. BlFimente the report Is that collections overument bouds a than yesterday. T slight ch Pacitie de cific Mail iv i ra “strong and generally hig! stock market -openod with ‘ng the first half hour Un ¢ of Missouri I, and Pa the remainder he pext boar th the only exception ha) ib owheen fell to tg: Pacific hi vand the remainder of strove 1.3), to 25% Urion Pacific to he list has been steady to Baitimons. ( 5 consuls, 694; West Virgt 9, North € a xex, oll, 1s. uew. 10:do., apecial tax 2bid to-day. Sugar steady and firm, 10% a10% BaLtimonx, "Oct 5.—Cotten shade firmer and ly active—middling, 12%al3. Flour quiet and ged. Whr st—western amber n anioal, other des quiet but stroug—No. 2 western red, 1 10. oneylvania red, 1 #; Maryland red, 1.Wa 0; do.y amber,” 1.8501 @;'do., white, 1 2al.45- eateru strong and higher, southern higher— southern white, 70a:0; do., yellow. 72a73, western mixed. 6734 bid; spot. 68 bid. last haif Or ° firm but quiet-southern, 46885; western white #52; western mixed, 47050 Rye dull, 75043. Gull and heavy—Maryland and Peansvlvani je, 51 Has tim: {hy 5 280% Provisions strong and hig tendency still upward. Pork, 25.mad3.00. mea's—shoulders. ald; clear rib sidee. IS alt; loone packed, Wiyalsy. Bacon—shouldors 10%: clear rib sides, Wlgald. Hams, 153016. Lard wed, 14%. niter firm and unchanged. Mict—erude, Gabi; refined 18 gatrong and uichanged. Whisky shade . eruments strong and New Youu, Oct. 5—Flour one and two cents better. Corn a jet. jefirmer. Wheat uede firmer. Loxpox, Oct. 5, 4 nited States bonds, 1860") old, 106% : 1867's. W775; 10 40's, 1045s: rie, ferred, 31. Paris advices quote rentes at 65 fr % centimes. SF Walter Grant of Fitehburg, Mass., 7% years old, had lately born unto him his 2tst child. B7 A Georgia editor offers to dress his pa- per in mourning for the death of anybody, Where mourners can pay $10. GEAND OPENING or WEW STYLE CARPETS. CHEAPEST AND BEST GOODS IN THE CITY. Having added to our new stock of GOODS ap entire uew stock of CABPETS and ULL CLOTHS, from 2v cents up to the Lest goods that’s mady, LESS THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE. C, M. TOWSON & €9., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, sep2s-cosm Noar 7th street northwest. BRO oravesrvie nars. +4 STINEMETZ, Hatter, 1937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, gg opening the patterns of GEN- tenes Bee Pelee ete hn SiGNOR MAESTRO, BITORE BARILI wii MABINI’S HALL, on September 30, 1875. Devs <t Reie sen fk noe a aa Arrapgewents for pone p can now be per- After the nee, souereten may be made to |. om the above days. jetze- pee at M. 9 TIS, AND CONSUMP “OXYGENIZEO AIK’ Er can re- ATARBH, BRONUBI’ TOM sey used i wonderi\ WGIEL. Baltimore, Mae Uaice in, Washie O19 F stzcet northwest, | Frederick Tip, | ¥ Ar. | open profanity | rofanity in | a TT, he “SITE ITEMS. HTLY DAMAGED OvRRc aif of their enst. Call and see Wea A. Saxs & Co., 3U - ATS at one. Oprsen THIS DAY, fresh Supply Soft z Stitt Felt Hats. Stixeverz. Hatter, 19.1.3 127 Pewesxjivania avende. - Corns, ke —Basy Feet betng requisite to health and comfort, thon- ser ds of the intelligent pnblie patronize Dr White's well-known establishment. 5 Ith street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from D) Corns, he lous, Inverted Nails, Chilblains, Vascular E vs FRTCKLES removed D; Nature's Beautifier. MISs HULFETT Is gaining a snecessfal law practice ti: Chicago. Her “attacoments” are pot easily resisted. She uses Nature's Rerm- | lifter. 9,6 = FRECKLES remove b tare’s Beautifier. oer salsa TRADE SUPPLIED with Nature's Beawifler by Charles Stott & Oo., wholesale draggists, | No. 480 Pennsylvania ayenue, Washington, D.C. 98,L - TAKE TIME by ihe forelock and send sneh garments ax you desire cleaned or dyal be- re the rush of work coramences at the new dye works of A. Fisher, No. 906 G street, hear 9th, or to bis old stand, 618 9th street; Opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality, re- | Spéctable work and reasonable terms. 9,1 1 sateen omen vee | | $80 to 910,000 has been invested in Stock Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. “How | to do 16.” A book on Wall street, sent free. | Fombritge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, | New Yor 63: GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’Ts, NEN, FALL AND WINTER GOODS.—Jnst received from New Yor, Ladies Dress gonds in he newest materials used | Beautifnl Pl other goods for misses and children. Clothe, meres and Woolens for men and boys, A Stock of Shawls. Flunnels of all kinds, stock of Blankets at @3.$4, 5. and Of Cloths, and Bugs Call and examine our Goods. We sell cheap. BENJAMIN MILLER, oct-ly 103-Bridge street. THAN ANY New YORK this District a foes Jail and see our FRENUHI FEATHERS. A la amore ment of MILLINERY. FANCY GOUDS an: Gent's aud Children UND! TIONS. Ladies OSIERY | Frank Leslie's Cut Paper WEAR and Ht rhs, and other articles too mamerous to men- J.J. COOK & 00., No. 97 Bridge «treet, Georgetown, D. 0. REMOVAL—PAVID EB YOUNG'S Millinery ‘and Fancy Goods Establishment re moved from No. 111 Bridge street, George. town, to No. 113 Bridge street. An entire new ‘and complete assortment. of DBY GOUDS has been added, making it the most com- plete store in Georgetown to from. A visit Is solicited ‘aual8-tm JEORGETOWN SAV G mir HIGH Bank hou: (to reesive deponits lectic ion. seps0 6t* id on Saturdays a. Interest paid on siness done, and col- made on all accessible points. Discount day jondays. H. POLKINHOBN, President, i'w. BaRRerr, Cashier. = rertors., A. Polkinhorn,| Thos Dowling, | J.T. Mitchell, Henry Dickson, | R. L. Cropley, | en W. Jones, Biley A. Shinn, | E.D. Hartley, | Thomas Knowle may ll-th«aly W HW. WHEATLEW'S STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTA! ISH MENT. L 49 Jeffersom Serves, éetowa, DC. Established. ssl. Freminm awarded. 1857. En- larg: 6 wid improved, 1S/1. Ladies’ ané Geotiemen's Wearing spparel_ of every descrip ion, including Velvets, Crepe Veils and Trimmings, Kid Glover, &e , &c., nicely cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and New Govd-, Carpets and Blankets cleaned daring the Som outh Send addi ind we will call for and re- turn work at any e in the District free of extra cherge, Work ved and returned by mail or ex- country. apil-tr presa from and to any place iu the « FOR SALE. ——— Os OR SALE—A WALNUT BEDROOM SET. Apply this evening at 721 G street north west. A FOB SALE-A <aiuatle young Bay HORSE, of fine size, form and action; perfectly table for any are: will he sold be seen at HUGUELY & BOWERS ork ave., near 7th street, oct5-#t" LE—A fine ‘trotting MAKE, Say wilt b years old, hax trotted in 2:80; is par. fe.tly gentle; can be driven by any one, and very respect Can be seen at Olcott eet. between Ith and Mth. E. B 06 F street ‘octs-6t ‘Two fine, Targe, young, treo gray K HORSES, well matched. “Inquire. at 1201 bwest oct. 3m. 5 - bar <a Cave CEMENT. 1 superior to all other American Cement 8. A. TERRY. People’s 3 anels tf Corner 8th and F streets northwest. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. FUSTOES OF TRE REFORMATION IN Tar TIMES OF CALVIN. 6th vol., by D’Anbigac. iy Thonghts, by Talmadge. From J=tto Earnest. by K.P) Roe. Couly ng Castle. by Agne« Giberve. Pargnarson, Life largreaves. WM. BALLANTYNE, oct2 tr 4249 7TH Stxeer. TYE NEW, BOOKS — “Tho Abode of Snow.” by Wil “Right Cousins,” by LM. Al cott; $180 * Womanhood,” by Farjuahar- fon, gi se ww. 39) Pictures; 810. m- Ivug Castle.” by Giberns 1 0. Amazon and “Madeira Kivers,” by Keller, $5, “The L-brary Atlas.” 100 1oaps, with descriptive letter Press, His- torical and Geographical, @14. “Bullets,” by Don Tse. “Tne Lacy Diam: by author of “Odd Fromps: 7," Marriage of Marin Fergus, ty Wm. Biack; 2c. “A Double Story.” by George MacDonald,” $1.25. Also. several humired volumes, embracing Biograph: Poets ard L graphy, History. Theology, Sc! J fehn's Library, erature, at the uniform price of 75 cents por Affine assortment of the latest noveltics comprising the new Black Back-ground. wery, Text and Cromses, at the Metropoli fence, Panel. FI tan Bookstore, SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S, Agents Laurence's Pure Linen” Papers, 911 Pa, avenue. oc2-tr SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. For sale by MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers and Stationers, sep6-tr 1016 PENNsTLvANia AVERWE, SCHOOL BooKs: SCHOOL BOOKS!! 8 ‘rian Copy Books and Pens. prrarg.cpr, Deateae iP, Paper. tationery Hine retail, at the very lowest SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, septtr Corner Gs street aud Penn.averne Bisuk Books, Note, Letter and Os) i uything in the ELED ASSORT! LED ASSORT: ED ASSORT: NPARALLELED ASSORT’ ‘M M M M Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. In magnitude my Stock is beyond description. In moderation of Price STRAUS, the Clothier, J urge @ careful inspection of my Goods (purchasing elsewhere, assuring the Public that I never before have had such | 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sepzi-tr Between Mth and 1th strecte, Miscellaneous and Stan‘: | sete | Ee Eine DRY GOODs. DRY Goons, J ST RECEIVED ag CTMAN'S * IMOGE & O127Trn Staaer N. Ww. OUR NEW FALL AND WINE! Specislty of BLACK and cuit nk LACE: ry WORSTaD FRING In which we earner t we TD and SOLID DRESS GOODS in good va. BLACK GOODS of atl aceeriptions it oot KIDGLOVE Deperupent wo defy comps tiem, Elegant Two- Buttoned GLOVE. 8 cents. Immense stock of Ladies and Gents UNDER AN STOCK. SILKS. SILK aud COLORED YAR LACES, WEAR | Large stock of BLANKETS. QUILTS, &o SANT aeeortment of BRiSSELS acd IN , GRAIN Hs CARPETS, O11 CLs oct] Im a2 BRODHEAD & CO., 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Briween Oru ary 10TH STREETS. Have just received a complete rteck of the late ! NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS, | a 7th atrest northwest BGES, Cho nill CAMELS HAIR, striped DeBEIES. & many of which «aunt be fonnd eleewhare market, baving been tekea from the custom within the past week. Axso BLACK 811 KS, from stat clad ivg the celebrated mak lew. ard fore ard te len BLACK CASHMEBES of French mannfactaro, aneurpamed in color, .nality and durability, from 75. cents & : BLACK ALPACAS and MOHALRS, from 280. up. DEAT DEE TE. 91 25 and up MOOLLEN BLANKETS, (bed and crib, $3 to $25 pair White and Red FLANNELS, Twilled and Piain from 20 cents to $1.25 per yard Loew | iand np. erie KIDS. BIS ta Iron-fratce HOSE. beet gaatity. Wan uits 44 Bleached COTTON. 13 coe ‘Theer goods have been sel Spd purchased for cash, and eho tention of all close buyers BRODBEAD cetl-tr_ 939 Penna, s1% oof Bomuet from * abet. 9th and le CUuEAP DRY GooDs Fa ud Cloths. Fe 6, worth We ts, Rags, Mats, Mourning Cal tra heavy Cante 1S te Se Blegant etek Mixed Suitings, Serges, Camels’ | air. Mcurning stock in Cashmere, Merinoes, Bomba- zines. English Rrnsee}s. @125 worth $175 i, very cheap. ‘Ar pet stork too My large and want to reduce ft for cash. Full line Biankets, Comforts, Folt Skirts. Kirt, 300. the money. T. N. NAUDAIN, 709 Market Space. J €. WISWALL & CO.. sep 20 Having been anecessfal in disposing ef their Sum mer Steck, ance that they have ou hend a full aseor.ment of FALL AND WINTER ( DS, Which will be sole for Jess than original cost, in or der to CLOSE EUSINESS. BLACK SILKS. BLACK CASHMERES. BLACK ALPACAS, (very fine. WATER- PROOFS reduced from $1.35 to 75 cts. Foll line Fall ard Winter CLOTHS and CASSI MERES to be sold without reserve. UNDEBWEAR and HOSIERY to be sold at a large discount from former prices. Ladies and Gents’ GLOVES at loss than balf price. 7 STOCK MUST BE SOLD. J. C. WISWALL @ ©0., 310 SEVENTH STREET seps-tr Near Pennsyivanra avenue, | PRY Goops. We baye just returned from New York with a large and well selected stock. among which we have Some special bargaias to offer to our customers. 5.000 yda of Call bo! be b bs aX ibe bought noey bor have per yard. These Prints can 9 the cee in New York for the been séld so cheap. 3, very cheap. ~ per yard job lot, regular Price 65c | aud GBRA’ G RAND OPENIS ‘ LIONS BLACK GROS GRATN SILAS. aT TWENTY ENT BE BOUGh PER SS THAN CaN ss NEW YORE Foragood WEARING SILK call at ©. M_ TOWSON & CO 626 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN® eR cot [o> 7 Fall TO Visit THE NEW STOR BOGA No. 1044 Severe Retween New ¥ S/-Thes are now offering SPROLAL BA. TIRACTIONS in ali Kinds DRY e@eenps, ‘Their ONE PRICK, CASH SYSTEM, affords ene- tomers errry of Low FAIRDRALING Test LOW PRICES aca Ais sgents for Mme. Demorest's oa. ang’ tr “1 DS and PLATN COLORS: trecelved at che cheapest CONNOLLY S pp. Patent Mow. BEAINS of HON MD atreet, LADIES’ GOODS. » BONNETS AND Hats TAURSDAY, ocTORE | iy MESS MOCOR MICK, OKTES 905 Poanssivants Aver , Up Seatr WILL OPEN PREN for the Fall and W zt ter JUST RECEIVED varied assortme 2, 3, and 4 Button ge N KID GLOVES wy MRS. M. J. HUNT, 821 and 623 D street. ete ameortment oct?-tr N bs PP of FELT ¥ and OST Flowers and Bir RIBBONS. Special attention ei Ts a BS. Frene ELVETS, SILKS and mn to orders Me-J FP PALME bereaen itp LADLES’ SHOES MADE TO 08 ar VER™MILYVA’S, 610 9 oT Afpeasortmentef WINTER BOOTS for «ale at Drices ranging fr. m $5 to $7. sept tin u Starer Noxtnw Nou ats Ppowite the Parent mice SNSRET, LY * a \pME_© P jes Mies Baty Will open a choice Panis Felt On TUREDAY « Dissetverrow ‘he Co partnersht firm name of LOCK om. October Sth wept? heretofore existing wi the 000, HUFTY & Tay: this day DISSOLVED by mutnal consent. FR. CPs HOFTY and RICHAKD 1. TAYLOR arealone Sutborized to sic» tn liquidation, All persons in- dcbted tothe Inte rm are requested to please mako s eetdlement at once CHARLES L. Lock Woop, FRANCIS HUFTY BICHARD H. TAYLOR. Washington, Angost 51, 1575, CO PARTNERSHIP x pace this day Soman © Co-pare stirm name of TAYLOR & HUF ontinge the basiness of LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING BUUDS, snd the manufacturing of the celebrated PALMER'S: PATENT DOUBLE YORE SHIRT. KICHARD H. TAYLOR, FRANOIS HUPTY. 943 Penneyivanis avenne. _ Washington, September 1, 1675. eepi8-4&K im YK LACKS AND PASSA. Large stock fom import pest store in the city. CON Patent Ofice. 23 Sun MBS. Seuma RvPrER De ER IN Lot of Canton Flannels at We. per yd, choap at 120 +, White Bed Spreads, very cheap. A large and beant Dress Gords. Iain (the n+ weet things out). Ladies "oder wear in great varicty, Gents W! Ooliars Putte, Veiling in the new si Hosiery and Hakfs; Blankets, all ices and 7 ties. | Comforts; White and Red Flannel; Certain Laces j im the new patterns: Tabic Damask, and new styles of Wine th. Brown and Bleached She t tpg. all widths; best 44 Brown and Bleached Cotton in the market for 19 aud 12c.; cheap lot of ‘Towrls aod Toweling Cloth and Cassimere for men and boys, Tapestry. Brassels.3 Ply and Tngraia Carpets Velvet atid Brussels Rugs, and 4,5, 6 aud S quarter il Cloth. Our goods have all been purchased for each. chesp ancan be bonght, hence we are prepat i 1d to sell them as low as any house in this city Call and eatisfy yourselves as to the correctness of what we state, LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Penn ave., cor. 20th street: Pr THIS CHEAP: plaidand | nd ¢ | Shi | | i] | | | | | sep2o ow Large lot dontie DAMASK TOWELS, all linen, large seze. 25 conte Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF. 7: Nearly one yard wide fine CHINTZ CALICO, im navy dlue, 12 cents. TER CA 707 MARKET SPACER Very fine double fold biack ALPACA, 37 cents, worth 62 cents. Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, s7 cents; very cheap. New tall and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids, szees, plain Goud OANTON FLANNEL, W cents. Excellent CALICO, in short lemgths, 6 cents, worth W0 cents. Splevaid yard wide bleached COTTON, tm short lepgth, 0 cente, worth 1259 cents, Splerdid white BLANKETS, $ eo ASIMERES, CLOTHS, for men and boys, cents, Large TOWELS, 12 cents: b 12 cents: LINEN NAPKINS, 6 KFRCBIEBS. 6 conts. BLAOK SILK very cheap SEConD GBAND OPENING F NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, Having jost returned from New York with au im- Meuse sock of Dry Goods. bought fally 15 per cont Jess than last month's prices, aud we will offer the Spine 19 per cout. lees than any house south of New orl GRAND OPENING (OF LADIES NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS. Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods, 12 and 5c. orker Piald. only 2c, vy STOCKINGS, ts, Linen HAND- ops tr Piecen south srotho compan, | CORRES BREE OTH near 7th m., |, $50. & yard, solid ool- * comm NEE ce, N®Y¥ DRY GooDs. 2% cents ont up. saci and MEBINOS and OASHMERES, from 75 cente to 81.50. Cos gl for men and boys from 80 cents to 82.0 per BLANKETS, from $3 to $20 per pair. Brecha and other new style SHAWLS, One case Gutta Percha ANKETS at 75 cents a piece, price $138. very family without, dren should have ove gHLACK BILK, $140. $175, and §2-great bar- @QSRPETS, OLLCLOTHS, and MATTINGS— Cail and examine before purchasing elsewhere, oL URGE J, JOHNSON & €0,, 711 MARKET SPacR, D 4 AS EMBBOID- NTOWN WOOL, German and Pome GYALNS, WOKSTED GOODS, CA TERNS, and all MA 4L for & RING Worsted Fringes Braids N ” Silk, Mohair, and Worsted STAMPING promptly execated 614 9b street, cpposite Patent Ufice Bo bran sep3) 3m i PROFESSIONAL. B. ¥ eEsut0s ¥.L. Stuy LEIGHTON & SUMMY. ATTORNEYS AT LAW __ Office: 33 Ge st. n. w., Washington. ave LAWVER tering ret Ae the city, will reenme the Practice of Medicti former office—1731 Pennsylvania aoe eopll-im LOOUIS, DEN a M. HAS REMOVED Bi OFFIOR a to bis residence, 1229 N street corner 13th DOTthy eet 1 SHE n SonOPFER s SpERaEE FRESCO. DECORATIVE and o OBNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. SPECIMEN KOUM. 310 ‘street northwest, jnntily WASHINGTON. D. 0. oc2-Imn z PIANOS, &c. ', DAVIs & 00'S abt V15 00S PIARO=colebrated solidity of consrection, for eae om OR 9th street porthwest. 569-001; jaare above Patent Uihre.) ust ruments tuned and re} NEWGOODS,. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR $25 TO $100. SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., n 106 F ®TREET. eopt0-tr | PEACH BRANDY.