Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1875, Page 4

= Sree EVENING STAR. SATURDAY........ October 9, 1875. eS een Bert cee ee Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrick oF Carer SIGNAL OFFICER,) INGTON, October 9, 1875. For the “Atlantic states. high “RU Tre, northeast to southeast winds, low rere ture, Increasing cloudiness and sional in on the b Atiantie coast, LOCAL NEWS, Condensed Locain. Attend Hempler’s auction at 7 0 eock. ‘Warren Choate sends Hurper’s Bear The sizeet lamps will be ligh* ga to-night at 31 Bm. sod extinguished af 4.15.0. ma. Frederick couty, M'c, Agricultural Fair opens on Tuesday next. ‘The first number of the “forning News, the new democratic penny “aily, will appear Monday morning next | The evening prayer 8's the Chapel of the Holy Communion (224 and F streets) has been changed to 4 o'clo 2k. The corner stone of. Mount Zion Baptist ebur_o at Ariingion wii! be laid to-morrow afternoon. The receiver of te Washington City Sav- ings Eank will pry a dividend of ten per cent_on Monday text. See ad A large water-main at the cornerof I%th and Estreets burst yesterday morning, doing considerable damage. ‘The Uniformed Patriarchs, I. 0.0. F..ata special meeting last night accepted an invi- tetion ef Loudoun Lodge, of Leesburg, Va., to visit that town on the 2Ist instant, on the eteasion of the reunion of Odd Fellows there, Did the gentlemen who selected the testi- monial for Mr. Thomas L. Hume, which was deseribea in Tharsiay’s Star, have fatare as well as past hospitalities their mind when they chose the puach bow! as the fittest expression of their feelings? Yesteniay @ certificate of incorporation of the Metropolitan Baptist Association was filed in the office of the Recorder of Daets, neming the following parties as trustees: H. J. Pearce, B. P. M . LE. Forrest Spot- ford. C. L. Patten W. Longan. avenue, bave just received a very large stock of coods from New York, which they are pre- = to effer at very low rates. Their stock tudes calico, mi and cassimere, velvet ‘and Brussels rugs, tapestry and Brussels carpets. ad. baving charge of Mr. Hastings’ meet- Ings have obtained permission of Sergeant- at-Arms French to have an open-air service for the masses on the steps of the east portico of the Capitol (Senate wing) to-morrow. Should the day prove unpleasant the meet- ing will probably be held in the rotunda. @ mem bers of the Colored Union Benevo- lept Association have presented Mr Gurden Snowden, through their president, Mr G. H. rrison, with a silver tea set ' inseribed: urcen Snowden, from the Colored Union Benevolent Association, for the faithful per- formance of bis duties as chairman of tte | beard of trustees, September 15, 1575.” ——— is BMILITARY Notes—Target Practice-Changes & Ofcers—Some members of company A, | . L. 1, and company B, W. L. G., engagei tm a friendly contest at rifle shoot ing yester- day. near the bey hli dE mary tunnel. ing Was at two bundred yards range. Dalton and Harrison, of A company. competed first ith Preinkertof A and Leins.ef B Co., and bent them by a score of 31 to 2’. The follow- ing teams next competed: Harrison, Bassett, ane Preinkert of A company, scoring 28, and Kabiert, Leins, and McBaduen, 31. Kahlert made tz Company A, Washington Light Infantry, has elected the following: Treasurer, Second Lieutenant William H. Harrison; secretary, tvate Frank C. Harris; armorer, private eorge S. Budinet. At the same meeting a formal declination of the invitation of Com- far, F. 7th Va. National Guards, to visit Yelimond, Va., was prepared, expressing regret that ¢ircurastances compel'ed them to take this action. Company B, Washington Light Guard, last night accepted the resignation of Lieutenant Frederick S. Hodgson, and bis name was transferred to the honorary roll, with rank | of First Lieutenant. A resolution express- | ng the regret of the corps at losing so valued 1 beloved an officer, and tendering its thanks for bis past services was ordered to be forwanled to him. A&A CARD FEOM COLONEL MOORE. Editor Star:—In this morning's papers I ob- ferve reports of a “friendly contest” with the rifle between A and B compauies near | the Anacostia bridge, yesterday afternoon. Allow me to state, in justice to A company, that if there was really any such match, it ‘was without the knowledge or consent’ of that organization; and, further, that the team which itis alleged represented A must bave been self constituted, as it does not em- brace a single member of the team which re- flecteu sueb credit on the corps at the Wash- ington Schuetzen Park on the 22d ultimo. 1 am confident, however, that the pub! staiement does great in} ne Kentle- Men whose names are given as our represen tatives in the affair of yesterday, not believ- Ing that they or either of them would as. Yume an authority with whieh they had not been duly clothes. Respectfully Ws. GM Thr Coroxep ScHooLs—The regular monthly meeting of tne teachers of the col- red schools was held at the Sumner buili- yesterday, and the superintendent (Mr. F. T. Cook) submitted the comparative statement for ternher, showing total Lumber of pupils on roll 40%, average at- lendance 4.266, and only 10 cases of corporal punishment. Also a comparison, as follows: attendance for the KG; INTL, 2,654; 1KT4, 4.102; 1 92 mishment. 1570, 85; 1571, 310; 1872, . 135; 1874, 1875, 10; in favor of 1:75.75. In 40 sehools there were no cases of tardiness. The teachers were con- fratolated in resses by Trustees Hovey, Brooks and Johnson. es THE Portce Cover BUILDING ALLEGED TO BE A NUISANCE —To-day, Mr. A. K. Brown, Attorney for the Board of Health, fled an information in the Police Court at the instance of James H. Smith, sanitary Inspector, and P. T. K-ene, health officer, inst Mre. Mary A. Kimmel!, proprietor of the building in which the Police Court is health, baving 9 leaky roof,damp wails, without proper ventilation, with stagnant water in the ent, insufficient water supply and erain-pipe for the water-closets, defective drainage. thereby rendering it unfit for bu- man habitation. A BILL FoR Divoxce.—.tr. J. E. Norris to-day filed a bill for Sarah Ann Atkins for & divorce from the bonds of matrimony with Edward Atkins. Plaintiff states that she was married to defendant in Baltimore June Sth, isi, and lived with him for over two ¥ in Pennsylvania and in this District since. She says her married life has been unbappy and miserable; that he has not given her apy support; and {s and has been a hab- itual drunkard for many years, and has treated her witn great cruelty. She states further that at the time of her marriage she ‘Was possessed of property valued at 215,000, ull of which she bas expended in the support of the fami}. oF St. Jos#en on Thurs- ay night elected officers as follows:—M. Hallinan, commander: G. H. Harvey, first deputy commander; John T. Graham, see- er: Henry Mclermott, wer, R. A. Martin, re- ‘bomas Maloney, almoner, Rev. P. ‘arthy, chaplain. 'Jobn Daly. Jobo nite, Dennis Keneally, Matthew Mallo W. McCarthy, Jona Keiley and Fraok Hehmidt were elected as the new board of government. ——.____ TROTTING Racks at BKIGHTWOOD.—The match race for $150 at Brightwood yester.lay aftertoon, between A. Dorsey's b. g. Ed. For- rest and J. H. Morrow's b. m. Daylight, mile beats, best three in five, was won by the lat- ter in three straight’ heats, tim “54\. 3.00%. Messrs. J. H. Gray, Ed. and C. W. Hayes acted as judges. wo horses afterwards trotted “a two-mile heat for $250, which was also won by Daylight, in 8:58 5. o—--— DEATH OF A WASHINGTONIAN IN Coro- Rabo—News bas reached this city of the death, on the ith instant, in Pueblo. Colorado, of Mr, H. Melville Gurley, furmerly of this city. The cause of his death was typhoid fe- ver. Deceased was the son of the late Rey. P. b. Gurley, and was about 32 ra of age. He resigned bis clerkship in the Patent Office about two years TRO £0 Practice law tn Coi- erado territory. His remains will probably be brought to this city tor interment. —_e—_— AN INTERESTING ITEM, showing the growti: of the city to the north, is the fact that eighteen months ago only two families lived af LeDroit Park, while now more than twenty families make it thelr residence, and the dernand for homes in that beautiful lo- cality is for beyond the supply. esewebe hee al SPECIAL PURCHASES of ine patterns of carpets, Is and three-ply, mats, rage, &e., can be made at the branch store of Messrs. Lansburgh & Ero., 404, 406 and 1020 street. ——e A’GRAND OPENING of French pattern hats And bonnets, besides latest Parisian novel- | ties, will take place at Mr. I. L. Biout’s store nest Wednesday. See card. ——— ect {OROLD-CoLLTER—Heory V, now play- Ly the atove celebrat a actors. 5 and 25 | cents. at Junetiog News Depot, sth aad F atreete, ae, =_— wie Tunlaw tn | oO. Messrs. Luttrell & Wine, 140 Pennsylvania | air, dress goods, cloth | The shoot- | ORDT 4 OF JUDGE SNELL haw jing D. rection of Process. ' TRE gnjor of Pulice to Act Tustend of | the US Marshal. Thit morning, before business commence | in the Police Court, Judge Sneil detivered the folbowivg opinion and order: OPINION OF THE COURT. From ® careful examination of the revised laws of the Distriet of Columbia, and the ef- fect of this revision, I feel justified in issuing ibe following order, changing direction of cases within the in all original and oases Jurisdiction of the Pe from ‘0 alice Court the United States Marshal to the Major of Police. ‘Bec. 1,066 “In cases cognizable in Provides: the Sa Court, shall be di- rected to the marshal, exeept In cases of emergency, when it may be directed to the Major of Police.” In defining the duties of the United States Attorney in the Police Court, sec. 1,069 vides: “It shall be the duty of the United States Attorney for the District, in person, or by one or more of his assistants or a~ ties, to attend to the prosecution in the Po- Hee Court, of such offences, ax were cognizable bo Criminal Court of the District prior to une 17, 1870.7 The collation of these sections show that the attorneys are to attead to the * eases cux- nizable” in the Supreme rt by virtue of its original and exciusive jurisdiction as it existed after the Police Court was establish- ed, and also to sich cases as were coynizrhle by the Criminal Court before the jurisdic ton of ing) Police Court was creaievi wad ce- fined. | _ The distinction is plainly marked between “cognizable” and “weil coguizal?” as here | used. Theortssion of the wor now" from | the reviston was evidently done to remove all doubt on this point, and it is clear that Rrocess should now be directed to the United States marshal only “in capital and oth :r- Wise infamous crimes,” that is to say felon- jes as they are the only cases cognizable wiginaily in the Supreme Court, anid even n these provision is made that in case of e¥, process may be directed to the | major of police. | I do not deem it necessary to state any other reasons in support of this view. These reasons will readily occar to any | one disposed to examine the subject, but I ceptent myself with observing’ that it gives the court and the District the full benefit of the services of the | bailiffs and Metropolitan police—as must have been intended by Congress, and will very materially add to the revenues of the court; but what is more Important, [am | fully satisfied, that this 1s the true ecnstruc- lien of the statutes as they now stand. O8DER OF THE COURT. Porice Court D. C., Oct. 9, A. D., 1875. It ix ordered, that hereafter, in all cases Within the original and exclusive {rrisate- tion of this court, that is tosay, in al a its and batteries. 2nd all other misde- | Meanors pot punishable by ne in the penitentiary, and tn all offenses against the laws and ordfnances of the District in force therein. process shall be directed to the | mejor of police; but in cases cognizable in the Supreme Court, process shall be directed fo the marsbu!, except in cases of emergency, | when it may be directed to the major of | | police. der of Wx. BLSNELL, Judge Police Court D.C. pees acini TRE PRESRYTERY © | This bedy beld ite semi-annual meeting Falls Church last Tuesd: and was opened With a sermon by the moderator, Rev. Jown Brown. Rev. David Wills, D. D., was elected moderator, and Rey. J. A. Carmichael tem- orary clerk. The reports show that the i WASHINGTON. Presbytery consists sters, who have under their cai hes, compris- ing 3.496 communicants, I Hicent!9t#, 5 cand!- dates for the ministry, and 3,9" Sabbath school scholars. During the year there wer reported to the general assembly, for benev- olent purposes and the support of the ordi- nances of religion, $88,000. A new church has been organized in Washington city un- der the name of “The Eastern Charen,” star ing under very favorable auspices, being supy lied by Mr. George B. Patch, who will be ir stalled on the Ist of November. Appli- caticn being made to the Presbytery for the adop ton of measures looking to the organi- zation of anew church near Benning’s bridge, the enterprise was commended to the practi- cal sytapathy of the churches under the care of the Presbytery. A communication was received from the executive committe+ of the Howard University, inviting the Presbytery to assume supervision of its theological de- iment, inetituted for the purpose of train- £ colored men for the ministry. The prop- osition was favorably considered by the Presbytery, and a committee appolnted to | make the necessary arrangements. consist. | ing of Revs. 8. 8. itchell, Lorenzo West- cott. Mason Noble and John C. Smith, and Judge William Strong. Sa THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS in vest, opera, guard, and chatelaine chains of best sold plate, nickle, silver, jet, and tortoise shell, have just been received by Mr. J. E. | Prigg, 4 Pennsylvania avenue, agent for | the sale of the celebrated Lake Georze dlia- | of whieh he has exquisite gems io jet, | \d gold. We take occasion here toan- that Mr. Prigg bas perfected ar- ements with C. G. Alford and Messrs. | Barrows & Co., who have # world-wide repu- tation for gold and plated jewelry, that wil! able him to get direct from their manufac- tories gold and plated jeweiry in all the new- est designs, in sets, buttons, studs, chains, | aud bracelets. Samples of these goods will | be sent dhect to Mr. Prigg as soon as they are perfected, and he will order such styles as he may want, at a saving tohim of from | 25 108 er cent. on the capo the articles, which saving he proposes ve his patrons the benefitof Under the new order of things he will be enabled to keep a much more ex- tensive assortment than heretofore, and be ghar os a atter the expiration of thirty days lo return all goods not sold, and thereby have continually on-hand all the newest designs simultaneous with thelr appearance in the borthern cities. —__¢—___. A Wire Trrep oF Lirg.—The attention of Officers Mulloy and Jolson was called last night to a white woman in Franklin Square. When they approached she in- formed them that her name was Josephine Getz, and that she was a married woman and baving become tired of life had taken landabum. At this time she was momentar- ily becoming insensible, and m afew min- utes she fell to and. The too! store, and Dr. Pope's .. They then took her to the 6th precinct station, where she was Tmade as comfortable as possible, and Dr. W. H. Taylor attended her and she remained there in a suffering condition unable to leave. Lieutenant Eckloff this morning sent an officer to inform her husband ag to her whereabouts, and to request that he take cbarge of her. The officer was informed by the husband that he would have nothing Toore to do with her, and they could to the workhouse. She is an American ‘woman about 40 years of be occasionally inpemperate. ber husband kicked her out of her home, and baving po friends to go she wanted to end her troubles. ——_e—__ Forp’s Oprra Hovse.— Next Monday evening Kelly & Leon’s minstrels and bur- lesque opera ‘troupe will commence an en- agement of six nights and one matinee. ‘bis company comprises twenty-six per- formers, the principal ones being Edwin Kelly, of considerable vocal ability, and Leon, who has few eqnals as a re nta- tive of female character. The troupe com- menced their fall season early in Angust, and have been playing to crowded houses ever since. ——— SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE Gas Hovse.— Yesterday afternoon Sylvester Burns, sixty years old, a laborer at the house, while at work on the retorts mi his footing and fell a distance of twenty feet, breaking his left arm above the elbow, and fracturing his } thigh bor He was picked up and removed to bis home, No. 928 26th street, when a con- sultation of five physicians was held, and a decision made not to set the fractared’ limbs until to-morrow. Tur FISHER AND OTTMAN CASES.—Judge MacArthur yesterday announced that his engagements were such that he would be unable to hear the applications of Charles G. Fisher, nor in jailona of larceny and conspiracy, fora writ of us and subjiciendum, and of William H. Ottman, for a reduction of bail, both of which cases were set for @ hearing to-day, and he fixed Monday for the hearin ——_-—— ‘THE SAILING DAys of the New Express | via canal between Philadelphia, Alexandria, | Washington and Georgetown, D. C.. are from pier 2, North Wharves. Philadelphia. Saturday, at 12 m.; from 59 Water sireet, Georgetown. D. C., Monday, at 6p.m. Thi line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde's regular semi-weekly line of steamers for Providence, Boston and New England states. preowned | | WE CALL the attention of lovers of a nice borse to the advertisement of an eight-year- old sorrel mare. Any gentleman who wants @ fine apimal for private use will appreciat> | her. She is guaranteed perfectly sound, Kina | and gentle, free and of endurance; | drives either single or dounie, and is wery | fast; was formeriy owned by Mr. a. . ——e—____ MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issited as | jollows:— Edward M. Cobb. U. 8. army, aud Foote. ietenah Leitch Addisou; J. H. Lewis aid Julia Taylor; Robert C. Richardson aad | Maria Collyer. —_-—___ Wo. H. STAUSERY, No. 8200th street south- West, Says he was cured of rheamatism with five doses of Durang’s R, Remedy. Solid by @il Uret- clase druggists, t ) Bitis Board of Teatth. TSE MEETING Last NIGHT. Ata meeting of “ne Board of Health last | night the ordin@.ee comm'ttee to which was | referred, at ® previous meeting, the report frove the registrar of vitel statistics to the effect that seventy deaths of infauts were re- ported for the month of Augast whose BIRTHS HAVE NEVER BEEN REPORTED to the office, reported that the registrar has ample powers con ay him to take | some action against physic! who neglect or refare to comply with the rales and ordi- pances of the board in kee; record of such data, and directing that the hes lth officer ascertain where the fault lies in each case to the end that the attorney for the board may institute proceedings against the offenders; adopted. THE MIDWIFE QUESTION. In the case of the death of the infant of ‘Wm. and Mrs. Simpson, the alleged cause of which was the ignorance of the midwife, Martha Fortune, which subject was reterred to the ordinance committee, a report was made that the Board of Health has ho power to interdict the practice of midwifery, but recommended that the Board of Health pro- cure some legislative measures niring ex- amination of the qualifications all mid- wives who practice in this District. A MORE SCIENTIFIC INSPECTION OF FOOD NEEDED. Dr. Verdi, from the committee on food, to Whom was referred the matter of inspecting food in accordance with the ordinances, re ported that the commitiee have come to the conclusion that tocarry out the provisions of such ordinances inspectors not ouly prac- tical but learned in the science of chemical analysis and microscopy are required; that the present inspectors have done their duty faithfully so far as their limited kuowleige eTmits, but from wantof educational train- eure bnqualified to inspect. and condemn food according to the spirit of the law, ex- cepting, however. the inspector of fish, who appears fo understand the department en- trusted to his care; that in order to organize & system that will meet the requirements a person learned in analytical chemistry and microseepy should be employed, whose duty shall be to examine every specimen of food submitied to him by the tests recognized by the best authorities on the subject, and in- struct the inspectors in the art of detecting diseased meat, impurities and adulterations in bread, milk, and the various articles ex- pesed for sale, by such means and tests as would not be controverted by other experts in the courts of law; that in consultation with the health officer, who appreciates our evorts, it is found that a street inspector may be dropped from the rolls without io- Jary to that department of the sauitary ser 1 the nioney thus saved, your com- Id recommend. be sppropriated ‘ed to the expense for the service of 10d inspection. Adopted. PREMISES CONDEMNED. On the recommendation of Health Officer Krene the board condemned premises No. 911 D street, premises on ith street, between G and H streets northeast, owned he John Burpside, and frame building in alley, be- tween E'and F, New Jersey avenue aud North Capitol streets. THE REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS for the week ending October 2d was subrait- ted, showing the numberof deaths to have been 75—white, 34, and colored, 41. Promi bent among the causes were consumption, of which there were 13 deaths; typhoid fever, 5; cholera infantum. whooping cough, : typhoid malarial fever, 2; cero spinal meni nanition, 2; marasmas, 2; apoplex © sion: rismus naseentium, 2; veumonia, 2; p-emature births, lebility, 2; debility senile, hirteen of the number were from 1 to 2 years of age, five from 70 tose, i from 9 to 69, and one above 160 vears. The namber of marriages reported were 11, and the number of births 98. The mortality for the week was one more than last week, and at the rate of 24.37 per 0 perannum. 33.04 per cent. of the deatas Were from zymotic diseases, 4.00 from con Stitutional, 2533 from local, 16.00 from_ de- ental, and 1.33 from violence. Kate y of the white population was 15 37 per 1000 per um, while the mortality of the colored population was 47.38 per 1000 for the same period. Rate of increase of the White population by births over deaths 11.47 per 1000; while the decrease of the colored population or births was 1040 per 1600 per MISCELLANEOES MATTERS. The secretary proceeded to read the re- maining reports of the sanitary inspectors, laid over at the previous meeting of the board. Dr. Cox submitted a resolution that from and after this cate no leave of absence, with #y. shall be granted by the board to any one hi the service, and no é€mploye of the board shall recelve any extra compensation, except for Fervices actually rendered. POWERS OF THE bOARD OF HEALTH. The chairman of the ordinance committee | mace @ report on the powers of the Commis- flovers to cause lots below the grade to be Hlled where size: ant water stands, creating & nuisance injurious to healih, and’ read an opinion of Joseph H. Bradley, esq., which the committee had obtained bearing on that subject. Mr. Bradley wakes the ground that the Board of Health thave authority and power to declare what sre nuisances over &ud above the common law; to require their by the parties who caused or per- { them, whether public bodies or pri- vate associations; to present to the grand jury for indictment all cases of nuteance, and the authorities punished by law; to en- ter on private property and abate nuisances; but it 1s doubtful if the boaru ean, in any Way, create a civil contract between the board and the authors of the nuisance by which you may be reimbursed for expenses ineurred in the removal of the nuisanee, and quité certainly you eannot create a lien tpon | Use land or impose a tax on it. } ——__-— NATIONAL THEATKE.—Next week we will have the renowned ‘Vokes Family” at this cosy theatre. They are excellent artists in their line, interesting and laughabie, and should draw crowded houses nightly. The ‘Vokes will supply a@ variety to the perform- ances of this week in the way of side-split- ting burlesque with lively music. (Btniocas te tines PARTIES desirous of purchasing property for a home or speculation should cail on F. W. Miller & Co., 915 F street northwest. { ———. THE COURTS. h Poice CourT—Judge Snell. To-day, Wm. G. Howe was fined $10 for indecent exposure. Henry Gray, profanity; $5. John Noonan, unlicensed cart; &. Eman- uel Heeht, charged with Cnet 45 Po Pistol; 0—an a noted. Maury Williams an: Corrine Gordon, loud and boisterous talking; $5 each. Patrick Morsissey. pons, $5. Jos. Smith, do; do. Margaret Thompson, entic- ing peeetiee ten; Fannie Kelly, loud and boisterous talking; $5. Francis McCummins forfeited collateral. Phillip Bolen, do. Chas. Lucas and Thomas Lipscomb, disturbing wD; 85 THE FIRST (COLORED) BAPTIST CHURCH AGAIN. Robert Gilerist was charged with mall- cious mischief in injuring the building known as the First Baptist Church, corner of 6th and G streets southwest. This is a continuation of the same case before the court yesterday. Thamas Withers testified to seeing Gilcrist enter through the window and let his crowd in through the door, which he had unfastened. The testimony was to the effect that Gilerist took a slat out of the blind, and hoisting the window got in. For the defense it was testified that the slat had been loose for #ix months. The court im- a fine of and Gilcrist, after stating ‘hat he was innocent of breaking into the church, and was not present at the time, said he would like that it go toa jury. He there- fore asked an appeal. Mary Merino, vagrancy; bonds, or work- house. Mary Nutrell, do; ‘do. John Green, disorderly; £5. A SINGULAR CASE. Mr. Birney cajied attention to the ease of Wm. pe charged with an assault and battery on Elizabeth Allen, and state! that Elizabeth Alien bad been summoned, but she denied that she had procured the war- rant, and it seemed to him that some party had personated her. The case was dismissed for want of prosecution. Henry Thomas and Lawson Matthews were chi reed with the larceny of two pistols from E rd Devlin (arrested yesterday by Lieut. Skippon and it Dinsmore) and tenced to three months in jail. Lawrence Crump, larceny of from Joha Saul; fined $20, or sixty in jail, Emanuel Hecht, threats against lt Sherwood; bonds to keep the re. ‘yler Sherwood, &ssaulton Emanuel Hecht. "The latter tes- tfied that his a had gone into Sher- Wood's house, and he sent there for her, when herwood came out and attacked him. The see’ Semana’ Snape, Susie, 20,208 | an idle, in: le boy, feform school. Washe ington Wileon, retusing to obey orders asa Man ON A schooner; commitied to jail for wenty-four hours. (fee TEA, @f Unrivalied Flavor, WITH MILBUBN’S FAMOUS POLAR sopa, | At 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Is the most superb and delicious drink yet tatro- duced. JOHNSON & CO., a a rew BANKERS, Corner w With Street and Pennsylvania Avenus, Dealers in Goveroment and District Securities Foreign Exchange aud Gold. sepli-ly 7B. Dd. KE, Jk., & 00. is eee rare: Ave BANKERS, 1499 F atroet, | GEORGETOWN. THE GARBAGE SEKVICE here is tow being rformed i. very satisfactory munner. It ih there will be no farther cause for complaint. GRAIN TRADE.—The offerings of wheat at the Merchants’ Exchange to-day amounted bushels at GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. ST JOHN'S CHUROH, Georgetown. Divine service in this Uburch To morro’ a usual. at 11. m and 4pm. the Rev. BD ATKINS, Rector, will both morning and after- noon, Fuiyect’in t praing. “The Religious Children" Members of the Brota= hood in attendance to seat strangers. i to 5,300 bushelé. Sales of 1,200 PROFESSOR GAWRONSKI'S CLASSES 18 $133. i DASOING commence October 15. 0. NB». 46 let street, } D.O,, at 4 o'slock RIVER AD CANAL — Arrived, Steamer Sue. from Baltimore, consigned to J.G. au- J.M Waters. with general mercnwadise for District merchants; achr. Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with 1,200 bushels wheat for Hartly & Bro. By canal, boat D. M. Reed, 5 2B ker s terme, ete., app'y during the hours of tuition 09-3w ok 2 NT—A | BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, | | Monlgiaatyy “Appin (OJ0HN MOORE, 40, o1 | artcn street, Georgetows. wd ) With $0 barrels cement’ for J.G.andJ.M. | KEW FALL AND [WINTER G06DS —Sust 4 from. York, lies ross vio A ee ALEXANDRIA. So NEAR AND YeT so FAR—A young man snd youug . acenmpanied by & friend, stopped at one of the hotels yester- day, and were registered as S. B. Gallant | BENJAMIN MILLER, ow a een, 5 eee, and then re- octa-ly 103 Bridge street.- red . Mary ureh tobe married, | 7) py, inery But not baving the requisite lieenea ter: Le a OF request was rot complied with. They then moved from No. 111 Bridge street, ye returned to the hotel and applied toagentle- town, to No. fect Ap entire man lving in the nelghbo but whom | pew snd, complete essortment of | DEY = the: never seen before, to go with them Deen , aking. most to the office of the clerk of thee corporation — Dlete store tn otown to court and substantiate such statements as | _A Visit Is solicited they would make there, butas he refused, they went back to Washington, from which city !t was discovered that they b though they stated that they were from the south. The worst part of the business, so far as the hotel is concerned, was that though the loving coupie were on pleasure bent they bad a frugal mind, for they fatled to pay for Bank honrs,9 a.m. to 4 to receive deposits) until & lepits. General Banking Rusiness done, and col- Iections made on all accessible points. Discount days, Motdava.” d COLRINHOBN, Prosident, . W. Barantr, Cashier, rector ‘and on Saturdays their dinner. F._PFolkinnora. | Thos (howling, | J.T. Mitchell yt _ ym, | Henry Dickson, | Rte Cropley one, Bue BROKEN —A buggy containing Wm. E:D- Hartley, | Thomas Knowle keeper in Washington, Thos. Cotrick, of the same city, and George Petty of this © ty. was upset opposite the store of Thomas Perry, lower endof King s'reet, yesterday evening, throwing thehorse to which it was attached and pitching out its Riley A. Shion, _Mmayl! tua ly 7. WHEATLEW’S | STEAM DYFING AND CLEANING LISHMYNT, 49 Jiffersom Stren, Georeetoren, DC. ‘AB- oceupents. Baler, one of whom, falling ou a shed, 151. Premium awarded, 167. Bn- burrel had his leg broken. The injared man d improved, 18: Gentiemen's was taken heck to Capt. Pe tty’s restanrant, jared of including where the fi imb was set by Dr. id G so. Curtains and Blankets cleaned during Send us your addres and we will call for and re- turn work at any place in the District free of extra charge. ke received and retorned by mail or ex- press from place iu the conntry. apii-te Brown, and where he will remain until it is prodent for bim to be carried home BUILDING ASSOCIATIO a meeting of the German Co-operative Building Associa- Hon, held last night, the sum of $1,000 was sold, three shares ata discount of 4 per cent., and five shares at adiscount at40 percent — Gazette, th FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Washington Stock Ex. Oct. 9. Quotations Srermished by Mutdieton . bankers bid_and asked at the PROFESSIONAL. B, © SBIcHION. FL Suma. LEIGHTON & SUMMY, ATTUNNEYS-AT-LAW he following were the prices oct-im “Office: 323 th st. n. w-, Washington. meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange today. iB. W._P. LAWVER baving retarned_ to the Me aie bay Bank Soe ow D city, will Tearme: the Practice of Medicine Mi bid, 116 asked.” Citizens’ National Bank; | Boot’ “OTM ofloe—1731 Pennsylvania, ave- Ho bis; Farmers’ aud nics National Bann, of Geergetown, 15 did. City Passenger Bail LOOMIS, DENTIST. ronds — Washington and Georgetown stock, 50 M. HAS REMOVED BIS OF FIOR bid: Metropolitan stock, 13 bid; Columbia stock, 15 | to bie residence, 1229 N street corner 13th: bid; Metros s id. | northwest. sepl-aer Sundr 3 16 pec “{ M1. SQOKUTTER « RARERAS, ARTISTS. FRESCO, DROORATIVE aed every description of OBNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, +, 108 bid: Corcoran Fire Luanrancs 227 Hh street northwest. stock, 107 bid; New York, Alexandria, Washini SPECIMEN KOOM, 710 rect northwest, and Georgetown 8. Co stock. 123 bid. District Jan2l-ly WASHINGTON. D. C 7 PER SET FOR by De. AS. PR hie College of Columbia }— Permanent imp. bid. 94 asked; Market stock garities- (Dimries of bonds: 7%, 5.4) 1802, 9 bid: Wate Block Revie, T's, J. J, Toot TEETH, EITHER JAW ATT, Gr fe of, er Stor Dental Surgery. ahd of 4 SF pg tty Tae Bush Medical College of Obicngo, 401 7th strat 924. 653s b1d, 65 weed east side, corner of D. Gas and chicroform ment 65's. & A., small, 1921 SSeees ek . f aul? ly shingt n—Five Year Certificate N., 1875, 125 bid: Fund Lorn Bond«,;Leg ) #se., | py z S - M. &N . 192.100 bid; Certificater of Stork. (1d. | () RpARALLELED ree Gs, A. J. .€ 0, at pleasure. 65 bid; Certificates of | “UNPARALLELED AGRO RT EEL * O-.at pleamre, 30 bid; UNPABALLELED ASSORTM&NT— stock, (1547) 675, J. & ea bid: Bo at pleastire, #0 bid; at pleasure, 0 bid Certificates “General Imp... 1670. 1876, 1877. 1878. serice, Certitestes, Sewer, 88, J acked; Wailer Cortifiontes CITY ITEMS. TRY REST yanl-wide Androscoggin and bleached cotton reduced to 10 cents per yard at Burdett’s, No. 928 7th street anc No. 706 K street. 10,9,3 ——$- UNDERWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTER, I am offering, with few Lapsine pase from tea to twenty percent. below last season's prices My assortment is very large. In Cardiga Jackets, Iam offering, specially. hand loom goods of supefior qualities. Also, German and-loom Jackets. GEo. HENNING, 410 7th street. ——e MrFssrs, LANSBURG & BRO. will open on Monday, at the r stores, 404, 406, and 1020 7th Street, & large assortment of new dress goods received direct from manufacturers, ing in part of newest shades of Frene! hos and camel's hair, which are well an examination. Prices of these goo ls Ic r than ever before in the history of the dry goods trade. Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. Fall and Winter Clothing. In magniiule my Block is beyond deseription. In quer y my Fabrics are unsurpassed, In beauty of Style I exec. In moderatic’ of Price STRAUS, the Clothier, ts 10lthout competition. 1 we @ careful inspection of my Goos before purchasing elsewhere, assuring the Public that I never before have hud such @ variety of Garments te Please all tastes and desires, to accommo date all purses, or —_e wax to give such en- Fifth avenue style Silk Hate-at $5, $5.70, tire satis- and $6 at Lewis’. faction. Twenty styles ge: tiff Hats ats and $5.50, Large stock soft Felts, 82 to $3. Boys’ pice dress Hats, $1.25 and $1.59. 7 = . x z BTA visit to STBAUS, the Clothier, will fally Seen Sond ont Cree engine at gn, | Feper oll who say appropiate tea tie Gad trosbin LEWwIs’ One Price Store. of coming, whether they purchase or ouly wish to 2 7th street, between I and K. view my immense and woll-selosted stock. - beled liaise Corns, &e —Easy Feet being requisite to health and comfort, thon- sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr. White's well-known establishment, 535 15th {reel opposite the Trersury, for relief from Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilbiains, ‘Vascular Excrescences, etc. FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifler. —_o—__ Miss HULRTT is gaining a successful law Practice in Chicago. Her “attachments” are not easily resis! She uses Nature’s Beau- tifier. 15,9,6 ——= FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Beautifier. ——— es A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sepa-tr Between lth and Ith streews. FALL AND WINTER STYLES, $50 to $10,000 has been invested in Brock Bde at a te Wane ee Tumbridge & Qo., Bankers, 2 Wall street, ae te oe NEWGOoODS, ——_o—____ THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales 0 1812 were $219,660. 4.12-8,wt lil aw nl T5> CmOUMATING Loom SY AND BEAD- SUITS MADE TO ORDER ROOMS OF THE YOUNG WEN'S CHRISTIAN Gy IN THE LATEST STYLES Oonxen 97H AND D BTREETS. Beseing, Clases in German, French, English, Lath reek. FOR $25 TO $100. oun vPiaver ‘Meetings at Noonday, 6, and 9 48 clock p. it le tr All are invited. sepz- 8 PL or Mery Tru STREET NORTHWEST. ae axe 7 AND i ® —— 7 READY MADE CHR. RIESSNER'S STOVE AND MANTEL WAKE ROOMS. ‘The attention of the pablic is reapsctfally invited large and carefully aclected stock of HOT. IR FORNACKS, VIRE-PLACE HEATERS, RANGERS, COOKING and HEATING STOVES, MANTELS, GRATES. &c. Sole agent for the RADIANT HOME, the only perfect + octé-1in LL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. » jase-Burner gold. \ OTICK —The copartuership heretofore existing IN ochucr ihe gins sane af JAMES o TOPRAM 8 00. for carrying on the Prank, Harness aud Sa tery business ie thie. day dissolved by matual coi sext. The business will be continued and sil out Sinnding accounte settled by James 8. Tophiatn, who Will receipt Tor unsot aanter ia “JAMES 8. TOPHAM, McMURRAY. "[HE,UNDERSIGNED, THANKFUL to THY fur the pont tueive ceare hosse a's senbinuenes of 01 ‘the sume at the old establiabed ~ TRUNK, HARNESS AND SADDLERY MANUFACTORY, 425 SEVENTH STREET, Bartside, adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hail. Fine HARNESS, SOLE LEATHER and other to order. TRUNKS mnase Bo apr Trungs covered at short notice by imen. octet JAMES S. TOPHAM. MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES, &. We have just received, DIRECT FEOM PARIS, DEVLIN & CO., eept0-tr GBAND OPENING 1106 F FTREET, or WEW STYLE CARPETS. CHEAPEST AND BEST GOODS IN THE CITY. Having added to our new stock of DRY GOODS an ‘entire new stock of CAKPETS: OIL from 3) cents up to the best guods that's mate a invoice of all the newest styles of gat on tee large inv: of u mew vy! is 4 See! Bg: Mantel Clocks, Bronzes, &c., ther, whieh we will » To which we invite the atteution of our ctistomers. LESS THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ANTW. BEE. M, W. GALT, BRO. & CO., octé-tr JEWELLERS. BANSLATIONS FROM BEIGN LAN- eter Cherteal work ac C. M. TOWSON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenne, south side, Sud the etrlotews dlecretion obeerred erved, for which ets sep28.cotm Near 7th street north west, oer refercuces or boeds, can bs given ‘ty AVING BECEN A KELOP" Oily Fost Omics. Wastin KS otek HIAYING RECENTLY ERECTED 4 New AnD SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS = hy eee <= 10 te take @ limited onal Parties havis aluable horses [o nbitygert stock and greatest variety of now styles in | the winter willdo teil te anait th eee oe LT GAS FIXTURES!! cy rtunity, Qf al the celebrated manulacturers in the country, eatitorenges Jide BARR agent aia ay eee ri ee ees eee sttv. t PALACE,” For terms, &caddres JORL CARTER, | “PARLOR SUN.” FIRE PLACE BEATERS, | °° Ee GKaTSS. SUMMER PISCBS, $c. J. BEIBERGER, — . |. F. Londen ea? Beye oh oe snd Steam Fitting pr ocly exe- criizeney SEM A oD NABY ao cuted by Dest wi: TLTON & PEAR: in, mi Ber AtHANT TAYLOR, ‘ sepisecim "Y:M, OA Duldiog Aeens pe, | y. 0, 302 Pena, sve, Woablngton, | X « N SAVINGS BANK, D.C, | GPORCETO M dd stekete ee D- Interest paid on | DRY GOODS, BARGAINS! | DRY Goons. { SFCOND GRAND OF ENING | KEW FALE AND WINTER DRY GooDs, j | A ast re rund trea BARGAINS! zona wf ew BAND OPER ees Se NEW OTT La £0 pieces Plaid ard Stripe Drens Goods. 3? umd ie. ar Wetrr Proof at 21, worth @1 25. A heher hen id. conly Be ter Proof, 7 ae her _ — we | Camel's Hate Ohio cute Ne. weonbie Feid Freach Poplin, 300.; Worth o—ay Pace ne. ST worth 2. Z we ne. | gShogether WW pirete uf the latest deigue in Drew Goods OU Clothe: Gutta Percha Blankets at To GEO. 3. JOHNSON & CO., a7 te 741 MARKET SPACE. J UST RECEIVED ar | GUTMAN’S‘ BALTIMORE BRANCH,” 912 71H Steerer N. W.. OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK. H “ res for M Red and White Fis Medicated Bed Twill from ae up Tabl k's, Sheeting Cot | tons. Marseiies and (roche Qaitts. Bad theking. doe j Feather Proot Tike ™% Al in sent of Dry Goods will ‘eave mm looking throagh our | stock before purcha- hs om FLACK Goons: ta Tn our KIDGLOV titre ect iptions ment wo defy compe _ BN88 cote some at a | LACK as. 4 SIRS AND CasH Elegant Two Ruttoned ¢ IVE, B cents. . oe Tr Jnsnce stock of Ladies and Gent's UNDER. | Biteet' were twee OONNOLLES 3 Soh tree | Large stock of BLANK ETS. QUILTS, &e = S.e0p. Denes Sen. teasecrinent of PROSE dN Ph ean ON s Vietr ™ s oncten | Dortrawt HE NEW STORE OF | BOGAN & WYLIE, No 1014 S\ ered ernexr, Retecen New sve and L etrant | B82-Thes are now offering SPROIAL BARGAIN and GREAT ATTRACTIONS in oct) Tem -= BRODHEAD & CoO., 939 PENNSYLVANIA | AVENUS ' i : NIA | all Kinds off BIWEEN OTH AND LOTH StRRKTs, PRY eoeaons | Have just received a commlete stock of the late | oun ran anane sei | NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS, [Paani ot LOW EhiGae ee from scomte (69228 got. yard. embracing Plain | Fale veaLine L ns ard Pind CAMEL roneh DIAGUN ALS. ny are Ale tor Mme. Demorest | Eu ERG. ITH Seow flecked | Pattern seated DA mEL, * ¥s. j nll Styles » red. ane? tr | many of which cannot be fond elsewbore tt th: —_—_—O m z been taken from the custom house | — ‘ket. Dav _ j Shi ite paot week. | LADIES’ GOODS. Accton AUCTION) .DOTION ' GOODS FROM AUCTION SULP AT AU TION PRICKS AT GiRnson 8, 9246 Frm SREP T NORTHWEST. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS. ALso BLACK SILKS. from st cluding tbe celebrated lew. an wed Ted » 94.80 per vart.in make of Bonnet, Guinet, Bel S of French mannfecture, Pnevrpased in color, quality and durability, from Le ring A Job Lot Ladies HS ? ; BLACK ALPACAS ang MOHALRS, from 28. up. i Handkerchiefs 25¢ 2 a0 - ae 3 ‘ MOOLLEN BLANKETS, (bed and crib,)from | Spool Cite Winn Handberehiots be. warth We. Sito ae perl Bi White and Red FLANBELS,, Twilled and Piain,) Peat ¥ from 20 cents to $1.25 per ya: SHAWLS, frm @1 to 930, | BALMORAL SKIR iand op. Three y 118, $1 35. in all colors. is 10" B” Tron frame HOS! tquality,) $1 box. Wameutta 4-4 Bleached COTTON. 1S cents yart Theee goods have been «ted «ith great care and purchased for cash, a tention of all close buys Bemeaber tt 905 Pennsytvania Avenue MISS M. COR MICK, IMPORTER, bouid receive the at- BRODHEAD & ©o., cetl-tr 939 Penna. ave, bet Sch and With ste CuEAP DEY Goobs arpets. Rags, Mats, apd Oil Cloths. > Mourning Culieo, worth Ife. Ta heavy Canton Flannel, 10, 22% to 2c Shades Dress G ba to T5e ¥ Plaids. 18 te Sultings, Serges, Camis’ Up Stairs.) WILL OPEN FRENCH RONNETS AND Hats for the Fall and Winter, THURSDAY, OCTORER JUST RECEIVED A large and varied assortment of Eleenrt stock Mixed air Mourning stock in Cashmere, Merinoes, Bomba 25 worth 9175. =e, #1, very cheap. 2, 3. and 4-Botton JOUVIN KiP GLOVES, n To MATCH alt Coons. te Carpet stock tov large and want to reduce It, Twontd call special attention tothe “Georgette GLOVE. 6 my oer rte ton Also, all the latest eosin MILLINERY, rN. ' MARS. M. J. HUNT, | 709 Market Space. oct?-te #21 and 623 D street. 1. ISWALL & o 7 BS.J PPA! MER has = complete assortment | J, c: WiSwaLe & co.. M iredr sr catoteaed shaper, % Fancy acd OSTRI H FEATHERS, French Baring bern snccessfal to @iepoeing of thelr Bem: Eiepowst Birt, VELVETS, BLLKS and mer Sicck, beg te annoauce that they have on hau cate sepS-tr 110 F street borwran tien sed em. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, LADIES’ SHors y; MADE TO OBDER, ar VERMIELYA'S, 610 91H Steeer Norruwser A fineasortmentof WINTER BOOTS for sale ag Brices ranging from #4 Mt $7 sepa gn | AREAL Kip Gloves. new shades, only Te store inthe rity, CONN: opts Sm Opr at Ofoe. IPURE AND ¥ K LACES AND PASSA- ENTARIES. L jock fom re Which will be sold for leas than original cost, a or der to CLOSE BUSINESS. BLACK SILKS... | BLACK CASHNERES. BLACK ALPACAS, very fice, WATER -PROO Foti line F » be 2 buttons, all the the FS rednowd from $1.23 Hand Winter CLOTHS Id with ont res J. C. WISWALL @ ©0., No. UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY to be sold at . ‘tes et th Jarg+ discount from former prices. LLY’, te Ladies and Gente’ GLOVES at Ieethanhaitprice. | PY TSS OL U0 T1O ® | &7'STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The Co partnersbtp heretofore exteting w firm names LOCK WOOD. HUPTY Packard rt | abi $72, PISSOLV ED by matual CIs HUFTY D areal 8 ion. All d-bied tothe late firm are requested to, plonse ua 8 eetilement at once CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD, FRANCIS BOFTY, RICHARD H. ‘LOB. Washington, August 31, 3, 0° tA CO PARTNERSHIP. ‘The undersigned have this day formed perehip ander the firm name of ¥. «be will continue the business of LADIES 4ND GENTLEM ts LN mEE's FUBNIS! ie 310 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvenra avence _Bepse-tr DRY GooDs. ‘We have jnst returned from New York with « Jarge and well selected stock, among which we have some special bargains to offer to our cnatomers. 8,000 yde of Calico at Sc per yard. These Prints can- Bot be bought by the cese, in New York for the seo Danes, oz have they ever been wohd so cheap, : % “es is }0-4 Blankets: 5, very c! P. and (be manufac'uring f the celebrated P, 20 pleces Mohair at Sic. per yard job lot, regalar aT re ten ft PATENT DOUBLE YORK . RICHARD foray B, O33 Penner ivented Washington, September é Ena i i vattety: Gente’ W inte sturte, jerwear in variety; Genta’ White Shirts, Gollare aud Gnfls. Veiling Im the new shades! Bosicry and Hakfs; Blank ots, all cizes and qual: ties. Comforts; White and Red Flannel: Curtain im the pew patterns: Tabie Damask, and new sty les of Wine Cloth, Brown and Bleached Sheet ing, all widths; best 44 Brown and Bleached Cott in the market for 10 and 18c. cheap lot of ‘oweling. BERLIN ZEPRYRS and 0, as BOLD- ruies:™* — GERMANTOWN WOOL. German and Domestic Fan PATTERNS ind a aR TR Ae te oe. BEOIDERING* a eee piorted Fringes, Silk, Mohair, and Worsted STAMPING promptly execated. Ppesite 4 Rb street. Patent Office, Ro branch store. rs FAMILY SUPPLIES. (CASTE BLANCHE CUAMPAGNE, GENUINE IMPORTED ARTICAB, Only 20 dozen quart, REED & SONS, F sireet northwest. Brancels,8 Ply und Tosvata Carpets ¥. Brussels, 3 Ply and Ingrai i Velvet and Brussela Bugs, and 45,6 and S-quarter loth, ‘Our goods ‘have all been purchased for each. ax heap aacan be honght; bence we sre prepared and intend to sell them as low we any house in this city Call and entiefy yourselves as to the oorrectness of what we state, LUTTRELL & WINE, sep20 Dw 1930 Penn ave.. cor. 20th street. ;@B4ND OPENING r e LYONS BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, AT TWENTY PER CENT. LESS THAN CAN BE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW YOKK. oct 8-6 M4 Wit Es. OM BELMONT VINEYARBS, Va. LAKGt KEDUCTION IN PRICES, Every bottle or ¢ { these Wines and Bran- Guinet Gros Grain, ninet Gros Grain, Guinet Cachemere & 1.25, worth 91 75, 1 fe, worth §2. tk 178, worth $2 35. ~~ Goinet Satin finish, $2. 5 dies suld by u ‘an'ced to be perfectly pure Fxtra Guinet Satin hutch worth @2.75 . oe 4 tor modicigal purposes, ” Guinet Superb Satin fini= ‘50, worth $3.25. t F812 gallon. For & good WEARING SILK call at Se pee See) C, M. TOWSON & CO. Concord & Ives WINK, @3 & do. do, . 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GRAPE DEANDY, 86 gsllon Rep28-eo8m south side, near 7th «treet Do We pint bottles. REED & SOW [> THs chear? cots 6t 1214 F street northwest. ua Bs —— MLOU LOU) Large lot donble DAMASK TOWELS, all linen, re egreur PROCESS. * © eze, 2 conte Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF. T5c Wei UERRS BEST, Nearly one yard wide fue CHINTZ CALICO, BHUOEMAKEL 'S. GOLDEN HILU, iu navy blue, 12 cents NEWPORT, TlOTTEL'S Fa MILY. ARTER'S, in barrels and sscks. Very tne AEE RECA, oem | Se wea ine double fold biack ALPACA, 37 cents, W* unis. Double width, all wool black CASHMEBE, sv cents, very che New tall aud winter DRESS GOODB, in plaids, eerges, plain God E&N on FLANNEL, W cents, Excrlient CALICO, in short lengths, €¢ cents, Worth W cents. TWENTIETH-STREET MARKET, 720 207n Steerer. reserving. Freeh GRAPES recetved de all Finds, at lowest Soe ii of iret L Gaetecbor hk te Cio 4 Bplendid BLAN CASSIMELES, CLOTHS,’ for men and boys, cents, VELS. 12 heavy STOCKINGS, ; xe nicer: LIEN NAPRIMS, beeutaIises AND: | 20016 tr Ws. EANESWS © OOM, KERCHIERS.6 cents, 3 ir ING VINEGAR. very cheap. enpas. vimpoan (CAMELS HATE OLOTH. acm yard, woltd ool |, PUP Myer Mining if the peutie meebo eto nee Gre apd paige, ‘This te exire heap, at the | Brit fark pear Ma. therefore: oone ‘60% Kb street, opp. Patent OMoe, ‘Also, PU! er NF*¥ DRY GOODS. Plaid, Brocade, and Pisin DRESS GOODS, from 25 cents up. Black and Colored MERINOS and CASHMERES, from 78 cents to @100. PHILADELPHIA XX ALE. Brocha and other new style SHAWLS, Gutta Tercha BLANKETS at 75 cents a BieceTermer price 8138. Every family with chil- A large stock, in excellent condition for nee! dren Ws pRLACK SILK, @120. 9175,nd g2-groat bar. | Drive! ‘© Seotsb Ale contin early dosble th CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, and MATTINGS— j Dortiteew tutien throughout the ciiy, or at the Call and examine before parchasing elsewhere, | a @eORGE J. JOHNSON & 60,, oma 711 MARKET SPACE. sepe3- In ‘GOS Hb street, opp. Patent Price @1.50 per doven, pint bottics. ™'L C, PALMER,