Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1875, Page 4

“EVENING STAR. | TUESDAY.......... October I”, 975, Weather Probabilities To-day, Orrice oF Cuter SIG war © ‘WASHINGTON, October 11, 187 } For the middle and eastern states rising barcmeter, very low ard falling tempera. tore, northwest to nort?\east winds, clear weather, and very heayy frosts. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢., To-nigh“;, National Theater—The “Vokes Fa mily” in ‘thelr extravaganza entitled “The Belies of the Kitchen. Ford's Opera House— Kelly and. Leon's re- Bowned minstrel troupe. Rosslyn Seminary, V538 2 Street. Second an- nual opening the “Ecole Francaise ce Washington.” ——_+—_-. Condensed I+ cats. aa Hempier's opticday auction to- night. Election retorns from Onto will be read from the Avenue Theater stage to- aight du- ring the performance. Seneca Tribe, No. 11, "s. O. R. M., Intend to pay * fraterpal visit ts Chippewa Tribe, in Frederick, Md., on ' Ae Mth instant. bee advt. Judge Homphreys Jot the District Supreme Court, bas returned tyom Kutztown, Buck's county. Pa., where bedelivered the address at the aericultura), taiy last week. A colored baby wns leit on the door-steps of the reside. eo ¢ Mr. E. J. Ward last night, corner of 7th 8 ad Sumper streets. Lieut. Nooran, of the %d district, took charge of |: There will be a grand opening of millinery goods of all dé seriptions tc-morrow at I. b. Blout’s millir ery establishment, 7 nh st. Bee adv. The numer ous friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. MeDevit ¢ will be glad to learn that th jatter, who has been seriously ill for some days back. ts getting much better. The tni-m revival meetings at Foundry +M. FE )¢ pureh bave thus far been very suc- ecssfol. and are to be continued. A révival choir is to be organized. ast evening, Mr. Joseph Stump was badly burned. by the explosion of @ coal oi! lamp athis residence, No. 611 11th street north- west. Dr. Bulkty rendered medical aid. Rev. George H. Smyth. formerly pestor of the 6th street Presbyterian church in this eity. will arrive with biz bride at the Ebbitt House to- mosrow, and will remain until Fri- day, Messrs. B. F. Leighton and F. L. Sammy, as will be reen ina ecard in our advertising columns. bave opened a law office at 325 4% streei, where they will give strict attention to the inierests of their clients. The street sweepers have at last been put t work on4\ street. Last night the revi- dents on that street were gladdened by the sppesrance of an army with hoes and hard brooms, and this morning the street is dotted With pyramids of dirt, to be earted away. This morning Rev. Gustavus W. Hobbs and Miss Jeannette D. Richatdson were mar- ried in Grace M. E. churah. corner of 9th and S streets, of which Mr. H. is pastor. Rev. W. F. Speake, the presiding elder of Wash- ington district. officiated. A fine bay horse, belonging to Major El- hott, broke out of Olcott's stables last night, opposite Franklin Square, and on I street shipped and fell on the conerete pavement #nq broke one of hiships. The animal was killed. At the regular annual meeting of the Alumpi Association of Georgetown College jastevening, at Gonzaga Hall, Mr. W. 8S. Cox president, & committee of arrangements Was lected to arrange for the banquet to take place on thesecond Monday in Janu- ary. ta recent the Exce'sior neeting of the stockholders of hair company, officers were elected as tollows: J. P. Jones, president; Judge T. W. og: vice president; S. E. Jenner, eeretary: John C. MeKelden, trea: urer; and H. 8. Vanderbilt, general mana- . rer. The following officers have nm installed by the Peatory literary association: J. Her- man, president; E. Peyser, vice president; A. Bebrend, treasurer; Sci:wartz, record- ing secretary: L. Brown, financial secretary; L. Abrams, stage manager: F. Jones, assist- ant stage manager, and I. Gotthelf, marshal. —_<+——_ THE New JERSEY ASSOCIATION AND PRINTERS’ WaGEs—The New Jersey Asso- ‘The executive commitiee report the New York Republican Association have ar- ranged for transportat‘on to New York and Teiurn @i $10 for round trip tickets, zoo for fifteen days from the 22d inst. The Pennsy!- vania Association have also made arrange- ments for reduced transportation to Phil- adelphia and return. New Jerseymen can avail themselves of the advantages of the redueed rates by applying to Mr. D. S. Blue treasurer of the association, at the Secon Nationa) Bank. Mr. Te ment am. & printer from the govern- jee, then offered the following -— the workmen em as in the Government Printing Office at dictation of the em- ploying printers of this city, thereiore R-~- solved, That we cordially approve the action of Con; in this respect as right, Just and &@ wortby class of workmen, believ- mg that they receive no more than a just compensation for their services.” Messrs. Bradshaw and Wilson objected to the resolution, on the ground that it did not ¢ome within the province of the association. Mesers. . Taggert and Bine urged its —— consideration of the reselu- jon was on Boating Norrs.—Mr. Englehart, swho bas been en; iotraln the te arrived in the ci! z BUILDING AssocraTION.—A num- 1116 F street for the purpose of eon pieth ing com the organization of a new build! ‘aseociae t be. ive Butid- A )" Somewhaton the plan of the HamtKop. Mr. J. ith was called to the chair, and Mr. Daniel Murray aeted as secretary. The 5 treas- urer, SI . 8, Connell, Berjamin C. Freeman, Richard W. Tom- THE 80-CaLiep“Keat ESTATE Poo.” The Case of P.M. Lewis, Trustee of Jay Choke « A Against Kibourn, Latta et al., Settled — in July last Mr. W. 1. Davidge, for E. M. Lewis, trustee of Jay Cooke & Co., entered & suit against Messrs. Kilbourn, Latta, Olm- stead, &c . to recover for the estate of Jay Cooke & Co. the interest of Henry D. Sool e in an alleged real estate copartnership. This bill recites that H.D. Cooke had invested ,”” ard that he is entitled to a share im the profits. It is now stated that the case bas been settled, after negotiations between the parties, and tuat the sum of $40,000 has been paid the trustees. —— pee Forp’s Oprra Hovuss.—Keily and Leon's minstrels delizhted their audience last even- mes. x 7; and ee OL ve voeal ability. the whole, ‘combfnation is one of real merit, and the audience always departs highly pleased with the entertainmen!, which is not a rehash of oid jokes and songy. MARRIAGE Licunsrs ha been issued John Tyler and Cora Smith; John He De Vaughan, of Alexandris, and Catherine Mor- 3 Her . ‘Hare ae Roun: mela, of Prince ‘county, Md.; so Philip Winter, jr.. and Rose £. of Baltimore, Heury Biack- well and Naney Smith. os Opp Fetiows’ Lingary—aAtthe ‘of the Library Association, ra Bight, were el Do is 3 s hi aul: Se er THE MERTING LAST FIGHT. The Board of Health held a epectal meeting Jest night, at which Dr. P. T, Keene, bealtn , officer, submitted his WEEKLY REPORT, showing nuisances reposted, G8; tefer¥td, 69; bated, 45: patients treated by phystvians to ior, 136. ‘Local causes of deaths from zym- otle diseases investigated and ines ex- ined: hoid fever, 3 % arial —y 3 a bee fever, 1; diphtheria, 4; total, 7. These deaths occurred at premises in un- | sanitary condition, 5; Banitary condition, 2. ‘Tons of garbage . 50; dead animals reported and removed, 133; vies cleaned by Odorless Excavation Apparatus Compe vy, 1,000. Poond report: Animais impounded, 12; redeemed, 44; killed, 76, sold, 2; amount realized, #42. Dr. Keene also submitted a report on the COMPLAINT AS TO STAGNANT WATER in squares bounded by L, M, 15, 12 and 20th streets and Copnecticut avenue. He sa; “Official notices to abate by filling or dri ing bave been issued too ‘Of lots having stagpant water thereon, Which will be ressed to the accomplishment of the work. The nuisances com of have teen caused by the Milli of streets, and lately the alleys across an. water-course, in con- sequence of which these ponds have formed in private lots. Many of them have been several times filled, but the ogress of the public work leaves them pelow grade again, and the nuisances recur Lov 50, in square 140, the worst nuisance all, the property of @ non-resident, has nev been filed, and has been the subject of sev- eral communications between the honoravle Roard of Health and the Commissioners of the District. Ceriainty this notsanee must no longer remain unabated. I learn that at a tax sale of property in arrears heid lately this lot was bid in by the District govern- | ment,and, being, therefore, now the property of the District, I would ask if that govern- Ment may not be held responsible for its abatement. A sewer 18 now constracting threush an alley near to this lot, and which, wher completed, might drain it at trifling expense for connection. The petition and | recommendations of the health officer were | referred to the committee to consult with the | Commissioners of the Distriet. A CHEMIST AND MICROSCUPIST TO PE AP- POINTED. Several applications for position of chemist and milcroscopist were referred. Dr. Verdi offeret a resolution that an analytical chemist and microscopist be em- leyed on the regular force of the Board of Health, and that one street inspector be drepped from the rolls, and that the sanitary police committee be instructed to reecom- Mend at the next meeting a person qualified as chemist and microscopist to the board; referred. A private meeting of the board was then held_and a committee, Drs: Cox and Bliss and Prof. Langston was appointed to con- rider and report "pon aform for the annual report of the board. Adjourned. ees AMONG THE ADDITIONS to the stock of fine jewelry received by Mr. Prigg at his old es- tablished jewelry store, No. 45; Pennsylva- pia avenue, during last week, we noticed a very bandsome and massive necklace in dead gold, formed in double rings and hooks alternating with link chain and plain slide. This necklace is a fac simile of the original #45 chain in gold, and is made up in 18-Karat gold plate, and selis at #5. He has also re- ceived an exquisite article in sleeve buttons, With the most brilliant Lake George dia- monds set in jet and gold, the outer edges of the jet being surrounded with avery delicate and highly polished rim of gold, the effect of which is very beautiful. We predict for there two specialties an extensive sale. and ladies and gentlemen will find it to their ad- vantage to call early and make purchases. ee THE FUNFRAL of Mr. Archibald Wallace, late a plate printer in the employ of the Columbia Bank Note Company, and) who died after a very sbort illness, took place on Sunday last from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Alexander Duncan, of New Hampshire avenue. The deceased was but 22 years of age, a native of Scotland, and has been in theemploy of the company since hi rrival in this country, barely one year ago. His remaine were interred in Oak Jill cemetery, followed by a large number of his fellow-workmen and friends, by whom he Was much respected. ee area TWENTY-SEVEN BUILDING LOTS AT AC TION.—To-morrow evening Thomas Dow- ling, auctioneer, will sell the whole of square 360, subdivided into twenty-seven building ituated at the intersection of Vermont avenue, Boundary and 9th streets, one of the highest points in the city, and where proper- ty is =, increasing in valine. Parties de- siring first-class investmepts should not fail to give this sale their attention. By appli- cation to the auctioneer plats of the property can be obtained ——s—__. THE DECISION IN THE CHANDLER-BUFLL Linen Svit.—The decision of the United States district court in the Chandler-Buell libel suit in St. Louis seems to assume that the scensed might have been removed to Washington under the “press. case had been brought within it. The order of removal was denied simply because the alleged offense was committed before juris- diction was conferred uw: the Criminal Court of the District of C bia to try it. NATIONAL THEATER. e “Vokes Fam- ily” gave a pleasant exhibition of their mirth.provoking powers last evening. They are excellent performers in their line of com- edy and burlesque, and deserve large audi- ences. Their interestin; specialty, the “Belles of the Kitchen,” will be repeated to. Poca payee | ae faree entitied “Delicate Ground,” with iss Lillie Glover in the role of “Pauline.” —_—s——__ ACCIDENT AT A STONE QUARRY.—Yester- d r. H.H. Richardson, while workin: ‘all's stone quarry on Piney Branch, had one of his feet crushed by the falling of a large stone. Dr. Saur dressed the wounds removed and he to hts home on 8; street in the county. a ——— MyYsTERIOUS DROWNING OF A MAN.—The body of @ man floated ashore at the Arsenal to-day, and the coroner is examining the ase this afterncon. BLANK, fam, and pass books, m large stock. "Junction News Depot, F sed a * Sth streets. THERE Arg six European k: crowned monarchs, }, ruled » Which have each a gal; three ; and three and a Greece. Its ation is nearly twice that of the — of Swit. zerland. Itisup to that of Persian em- pire. we say estimates Persia. It bas twice the u~ lation of the republic of Peru, and hal: at of the empireot Brazil. The twocities of NewYork and boa ore lee dot Bacio & population greater than the kingdom ot Denmark. this city alone ts almost as saa as the kingdom of Greece.—N. ¥. S7A dozen of the participants in the re- cent fatal prize fight at Bussey’s woods, near Boston, have been beld for trial. s7 Hon. Samui E. Dimmick, attorney genera! of Pennsy| yauia, died at Harrisburg yesterday. Phe enor het oe has been su e pu e at'Portia , Oregon, 4 the pastor. Mg +2 A. P. Loring, Me yee sezere of e Harvard freshmen ¢rew year, has been chosen captain of t! vis year’s University crew. a2 The women’s Centen tial committee of Massachusetis has rain $8,000 for the woman's building at Phil Welphia. Boston contributed of the amount. & Mrs. Julia Ward Howe \s the originator of the “Blue Teas,” which promise to be more popular in Boston than , Teen or black teas. s7-Julius Aishbi denies ‘hat he was Brookfiei d last Mon- ly- tional chars the vacation of murdered near N. day, but Massachusetts lew. Wit believe because he is peddlers «7Hon. W.D. Kelly delivered a lect: ire at fengy question, on the inviuatios of tae New on . York Soard of Trade. of Philadelphia Festerday @ telegram wae a Teceived from Moc:ily stating that he would commence his labors in that city on the 31:t Carpenter of Evansville, the deed transferring $500,000 given by him for the new and the trustees will begin May oy able bok} % elegraphe still confined to his arm, and has no hope law ifhis | THE COCRTS. Court IN png een Sais This niorning the case ae rosa vs. Mary A. vcent neaths his entire es | O'Keefe by his will bequeath tin ’ ehureh. The will was contest fane April, ‘and & verdict found that tator was of unsound mind. The peal jal. Davidge and Fendall appear inet eiepeliant, and Bradley and Davall for the appellee. be - Eoviry Court—Judge Olin. To-d85, National Mets itan Bank agt. Crucor ét al.; order appointing trustee to sell. Fanning agt. Fanning; order of final ratifi- cation and reference to auditor, Andersoa et al. agt. Toad et al; decree vesting title in J. F. Hanna for the trusts. Castele agt. Mc- Cauley; order of publication. POLICE Couns Judge Snel. To-day, Mary Murphy forfeited collateral. Richard Williams, driving on footway; 83. Catherine Smith forfeitci #5 collateral for fanity. Lloyd Stewart, fast driving: $20. Wm. Spaulding forfeited $5 for obstructing ch Murray. cart no num- with not main’ roper a between carts; #5. Rosa Coates, alley curs- the sidewalk. ing; $5. Samuel gon, di lerly in Georgetown; $5. Chas. Willis, oe in the street; €5. Mary West, loud; #5. Mary E. Fortune, assault ard battery on Ells Douglass with @ razor. A witness testifiel that she saw Mrry raise her hand, bat couid not say if it was a razor; six moaths in jail Alexander Bell, sssault and battery on Solo- mon Freeman; $20 and costs. Nat Hall, as- | fault on Richard Denton; $10 and costs. Jas. Hill, larceny of a caddy of tobaceo from Wm. F. George; six months in jail. Richard Wil- £0", assault on Anna Wilson; $5 and_ costs. Wm. Middleton, assault on Isaiah Thomp: sop; $10 and costs. Thomas Jonnson alias Jackson. larceny of a patr of shoes; $10 and costs Lewis Kensinger, charged with false retences in obtaining brick from Horace 8. johy son, Was called, and after several w t- nesses bev been sworn the ease was con- tinned Wm {Gross and Harry Lipscomb. charged with robbing George T. Hunter of 45 cents. The evidence was to the effect that in a saloon in Georgetown, Hunter was grabbed by ove of the parties and the other got the money and then inviied Hunter to drinks, Hunter. however, got mud and went out, but came back, when they attempted to return the morey. The case was dismissed. Frar Jordan, larceny of handkerchiefs and a nap- 3 De Lacy, assault costs. Same party, do; or days in jail. Chatles iler. assanit on Catharine Hiler; $10 and costs. Tlenry Felton. larceny of a bridle; $20, or 30 days. Lewis Evans, assauli oa Thos. Hurst; continued, THE CASE OF SHERWOOD. The case of Tyler Sherwood, charged with an assault on Emanuel Hecht, partially beard last week, was called. Testimony wa3 given to the effect that Hecht had gone into Sherwood’s house and was ordered ont by the latter, and H. grabbing S. by the face, was struck by him (S.). This case was dis tnissed. and fn the case of Mr. Hecht, charged with having @ concealed weapon, the fine cf $50 was reduced to $20. A charge of threats against, Sherwood was entered nolle pros. [James T. Finch, Pan! Finch ant James Chaney were before the Police Court on Monday, October 4, for disorderly conduct: the first-named forfeited #6 collateral, and the two others #10 each instead of being fine for larceny, as stated in our report of O2- tober 5.) GEORGETOWN. GRAIN TRADE.—The offerings of wheat at the Merchants’ exchange today amountet to 1.606 bushels; sales of 1,400 bushels, at from $1.25 to $1.43. RivER AND CANAL.—Arrived, steamer E. C. Knight, from New York, consigned to R. P. A. Denham, with general merchandise for District merchants; schooner Kitty Ann, arom Alexandria, with 1.300 bushels wheat for Hartley & Brother; schooner Henry Par- ker, from New York, with guano for Dunlop By canal—boats Hattie and Bessie, with'2.500 bushels corn. 100 barrels four, and 100 barrels ear corn for Hariley & Brother; boat Seneca, With 6.300 bushels wheat and 200 barreis flour for T. C. Wheeler, and 200 bushels wheat for H. M. Talbott. HEBER TENT of Rachabites gave their sec- ond grand ball at Forrest ball last night, and it was a great success. The grand German march was led by Mr. C. A. Payne and Miss Annie Sullivan of Washington. ALEXANDRIA. THE MONTPELIBR AFFAIR.—Interest in the result of the drawing does not seem to be us lively as it was, though the pleasantries of the case are heard as frequently as ever. The sub-committee are still diligently at work, though it is not probable they can finish before Wednesday. Among the new lickets, which they are now examining, they have found several of the numbers sold in Alexandria, and the probability is almost made certainty that no tickets sold here were in the wheel at the drawing. The of- | ficers of the association are waiting for See eoees before they will make their state- ment. THE OTTMAN CASE.—The civil suit brought here by the United States, under which H. Ottman’s deposits in the German bank, amounting to $12,700, were attached, as also tock in the bank and the Marine rail- , has been removed to the Unived States circuit court. The special deposit certificate of 10,000 bas been turned over to the United | forge Washington toanswer on Ottman’s FIRE IN THE COUNTY.—The house of & col- ored man named Thornton Hyatt, who lives rear the convalescent camp in this county, was totally destroyed Bere between 3 ani 4 o'clock this oe 6 fire is supposed to bave been accidental.—Sentinei, 11th. NEw STEAMBOAT.—The new sicamboat John W. Thompson is expected to arrive here on Wednesday, and if she does to commence seater trips on the Potomac river the following Friday. She is commanded by Capt. Wood, who latel ed the com- mand of the steamer City of Washington. + THE Lash IN VIRG! -The people of Leesburg were indebted last week to John Parker, of this city, for the execution 1 of the sentence of the court of one of their tence wo postings it into execu- iff ealled upon . Parker, who responded fervently, and received $2.50 for the job.— Gazette, 11th. POISONED STOCKINGS.—The recent intro- duction and extended use of colored or striped stockings, and the evil effects experienced Bee wearers of them, have served to direct attention of the pb: and analyst to the queation of the used in coloring them. The Pall Mall Gazette, in noticing the evil effects of wearing colored hose, cites several instances ret 6, wi the fii iptoms = Lege er in the skinor the bowed swelling, and an in! appearance; then an outbreak of blisters of all sizes, ‘oups of the size of hemp seed to sin- from gle blisters on the sole of the foot than @ five-shilling piece. This condition was ac- companied ey general feverishuess, rigors, loss of appetite and a sensation of pervading malaise. @ severe @ttack the patient was rarely able to walk for three weeks, and | after one attack passed off it was often fol- the colored stripes on the stock: 5 laundresses Soreaines of the irri tog tnese . ous articles A Scotch lad: icles. from @ like, cause brought 4 With the goods, and {twas tert w , was that henceferth the use sucoessful plied ber came eee le in would be discontinued. Alt presen: is from the rulings of the chief justice | tap- | lew » Carrency demand, bat sates from i. Bo ch gucepting Mic. change exce L lower The market was > ing i 1's per cent be rane a dweline of aX BM up to ii: tives which th re " sori Pacific exceptionally feverish aud WalZais: bas been woak, selling as fullows: Inia sixes, peslers, 4956 North Carolin tax,2 bid toy 4 13.—Covon strong and nigher— aver qeiat and ‘inehsneed toy Maryland nr but are ernie. OYAG% eo 1 ged. Whisky doll, 1.17 K ct" 12 —Steoks active lower Gold, 16 Kxcnange, tong, sbort, Due thy x - Oct 12.—Flour quiet and steady. Goll and och: nged. Corn @ shade fir Ny O 4:35 p, #0 = 93 13- a t orynites 073 i 4 C0180 tf anes ds : Eric preferred. 3°. Ten 68 at 65 frarce 4236 centi n=« 12.—Unitea Staves Donds. new Two Sword-tish Stories. ‘ On Saturday afternoon, about the time ti? frigate Repulse was getting under way, large fish wasseen by the natives of Waik kl rapidly approaching the bay. Ashe ueared the reef he cleared it with oue leap of fally 200 feet, and skimmed over the shallow water inside, until he landed bigh and dry on the sard beach, directly in frontof Mr. J. W. Pfluger’s seaside cottage. Here he was seiz- ed by @ native, who, however was unable to bali bim, the huge fish floundered about Lill he floally goti to the water. A crowd of natives corailed him, and the water near shore being too shallow to allow him to use his fins toany advantage, they soon killed him with an ax. It proved to be a species of the sword-fish, measuring 8 feet in length, while his sword measures 36 inches. The latter may be seen in our office. He appears to have been frightened by the Repulse, and shot like an arrow through the water and over the reef with such extraordin: spect that he could not stop till out of his native element and high on land. Those who wit- nessed it say that it was a most excitin, seene. These sword fishes are very powerfal. We remember Capt. Stone telling of au inci- dent which occurred while he was runnin, the rf Josephine between this port ‘and Jarvis Island, about 1858. The brig was an extraordinary sailer, and while going at her full speed, ten miles an bour, she was struck directly under the stern counter with such a shock a8 to jar the whole vessel and to awaken the captain out ofasound sleep, who supposed that the brig had struck a whale or areef. Immediately the pumps were started, but there was no water In the hold. Qn re- turning to port the brig was hove oat to find the caiire of the shock, when, near the stern post, imbedded in the thick plank, the blade of @ sword was found. fully twenty inches in length. To have hit the brig under the counter the fish must have been going in the same direction as the vessel; and one may imagine the speed with which it moved to have ra Sword twenty inches through the planking. It must have been going at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, and evidently intended to hit the brig, Penge! it to have been a whale. From this one can get a faint idea of the fights which take deep.— He 3 ace among the monsters of the u Gazette, Sept. 1. 82-An Towa paper reports that a frisky youth of eighty-five and a gushing maiden ofthe same age were married in Greene county in that state, the other day, andhave bought a house and gone to house-keeping at Old Rippey. 87-A reporter being called to account for the statement that acertain meeting “was @ large and respectable one,” when only one other person beside himself was preseat, insisted that bis rt was literally true; for, said he, **I w: jarge and the other man Was respectable.” s@-If a bill is accepted under the belief that the accompanying security Is good, when in fact it is worthless, this is not such a mis- take of fact as will entitle the drawee to re- cover back the amount from the payee. Such is the decision of the supreme court of Mich. an. 87-Thirteen cases in the superior court of Detroit turn on the liability of an indorser to v of his bankrupt principal, who hat maade's legal ‘composi ton with bis eredi. tors, the holder of the indorsed paper not consenting, but having received their per- centage. H. B. OFFLEY & 00. BANKEKS. and F streets, opposite ityeern weary Department, BANK OF DEPOSIT. EXOU ANGE, OOLLEO- business branches attended to. pate cell Soe soa Diner pegs, u and Foreign ‘Goin. Drafts on Burope on Sret-Rias ‘Loans nego tm all marketable securities. In- formation for investors cheerfully furnished mare-ty formation for investors cheerfully furnished. mard-ly FFrOWEns ENAMELED IN wax. NO COUNTERFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED. FR! 1 MRS. RYAFRIES. “SPRING LEAF TEA,” AT 50 CENTS A POUND, SOLD ONLY BY ME, AT 1332 F STREET NORTHWEST, hay! received from the U.8. Patent Office the Piaht fo the exclusive use of the name of “Spring have sold recently about 20,000 pounds of it to large ember 9f peteoun, with meek catininetion rosckeepers os the moet ecotemnloal an sell ex pet. noe Py [ere ng x atable article of the kind now offered to consumers, N. W. BURCHELL, oct 3t 1332 F street. The Celebrated Double Elastic SPENCER! : STERBEL PENS, : lor y al mery. For the convenience of those who may wish to try them, Samy Garde con ‘one, iple K oOUMIESsS, RECEIVED TWICE A WERE, Wholesale and retail. co., York. New RBBED 4 8048, oct 6t 1214 F street northwest. MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES, &c. We have just received, DIBROT FROM PARIS, A large invoice of all the newest styles of Mantel Clecks, Bronzes, &c , ‘To which we invite the attention of our customers. CITY ITEMS. THE BEST yard-wide Andr“scoggin and oI cotton reduced to 10 cent. ber yard at Burdett's, No. 928 7th street and No. 7 K street. 093 ~aeieeiiciiedieh or ¢ —Kasy Feet uisite to healih acd comfort, thou- of telligent public patronize Dr. snown shmep* 535 15th ae FRECKLES removed by Nature's ‘Beantifier. ——< Miss HULETT ts a 34 “a successful law Practice in Chi eT “attachments” not easily resist Bre wee ‘Natures Bea tier. 59,6 ——-—_ FRECKLES -emoved by Nature's Beautifier. ——_-—_— vested In Sick GEORGETOWN ADVER'’TS. NES, FACE AND WINTER GOODS.—Just | AN received from New Yors, Ladies Dress gords in the newest materials used " Beantifal Plaids and | other goods for misses and children. Cloths, meres aud Woolens for men avd. bu¥! tock of Khawle, Fiannels of all Ki rs tock of Blankets at $3 @4, ) aud Ml Cloths, and Rugs Cail and'examine our Goods. ap. We sell ches BENJAMIN MILLER, _oct2-ly 103 Bridge street. EMOVAL—DAVID BE. YOUNG'S Millinery and Fi lishment re- ‘ed from ‘ancy Goods Estab! te feeortment oe Der deen . makin; be most com- plete store in Gvoi «o from. A visit t solicited ‘angl8-Sm pa) WN SAVINGS B . GFexeErys a Stoney NK, D. C. Bank hears, m. to £).= » and on Saturdays | to receive depostte) until @ p.m. Interest paid on Keposite. “General Banking 'usine<s done, and col- lections made on all accessible points. Di on. Mondavs. H. POLKINHOBN, President, . W.B. ETT, Cashier, Directors. H. Polkinnorn,| Thos Dowling, | J.T. Mitchell, Henry Dickson, | R. L.Oropley, | Fred. W. Jones, A. Shinn,| E.D.Hartiey. | Thomas Knowle Tay!) tn.sa, H, WHGarTLED's 8 EAM DYEING AND CLEANING EST. : LISHMFN' ae Jefferson Street, Georectown, D C. » 1831. Preuinm awarded, 1857. En- proved, 1874. Ladies’ anc Gentlemen's Establis larg’o avd im; Send us your address and we will call for and re- isconnt | DRY Goons. | BARGAINS! i i BARGAINS! . ey im the Suthomabto shades | full “FERs tc eo. a to Blue Water Proof ot 81, wort? 91 5. A fall tock of Bingk eed Oolored Cassimere from t in. A Reantifal Colored 8ilks at @1 90; worth @1 73. | NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY Goops. | Bisck Cashmere and Merino 138, Having jest returned from Rew York with ax im bite and Colored Blankets trem #10 ‘etch of Dry Goods, bought Pally cont A Job tot of Undercbirts at 91: double brent Reertinae last mnths prices: And. we will fer thes Bitatifal Bright Clore Carpet at Sc worth 75, 1S per cent. lese than any house south of Bew Ts Guita Percha Blankets at 7c ; worth @ OF LADIES NEW STILE 88 GOODS. GEO. 3. JOHNSON & CO., 80 pieces Pi Bese ‘Drees Gcods, Rend tse _oet? tr Al MABKRT SPACE. | yp Field vals Jost RECEIVED | Gammel’ Har Piatde, cote 37 nn | er ‘eid French Poplin, Sic; worth Tie—eil GUTMAN’S ‘ BALTIMORE BRANCH,” 912 Tru Staeer N. W. OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK. 4) if ¢? i i Pacey of BLACK and COLORED SILKS, YOO pirces GUIPCRE LACKS, TAK LACES, SILK mud | 31.37, #0, 43,50. and | MORSTAD FRINGES of the lavest importati Navy Blue Castimere in which we canot be iw andareold | pRLALD and SOLID LRESS GOODS in good va- Brack GOODS of all descriptions. In our KIDGLOVE Deparument we defy compe 0 Eirgant Two- Buttoned GLOVE. 5 cents mtn quence stuck of Ladies and Gent's UNDER nN Avd KO pairs best ¢ Yard tong Ger | Large stock of BLANKETS. QUILTS, ec Flegant assortme BR: SSELS' and IN | GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &.. & GUTMAN's. octh tm 912 7th strect northwest. | tons Mareriles an ae — | Feather Proof Ticking. 2 BEODHEAD & CO., Goods will save many by kk 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE stock before purche ty Briween 9 Mm TOWSON & co.. £36 Pennsyivania avenoe, SeRIS cole vonth side. newr THh st nertheret, BSCR SLPACaS. MOHATRS AND Cane RM 7Bte embracing Pia: ERES, extra fine goods, at 80 conte a part, af ‘8, French DIAGUNALS, | the cheapest store in the city. OONNOLL & fil SERGES. Chinitl OLOTH, Snow fucked wepzs Sm 60 street. opp. Patent Off HAIR, sirieed Date irom the custom house LADIES’ GOODS. 1875. SEASON. GRAND OPENING or Within the past week. ALso. BLACK 81LK8, from $1 10 to $4 § por yard, in- ciucing the celebrated make of Bennet Galecs bor. | lew and Cote and ) | “K GASHM of French mannfacture, | ed in colur, quality and durability, from | ALP ACat end MOM AIRS, fremSto ap. 5 and 0 PEN BLANKETS, ‘ea and crib.) from 2.\ tome Sod Pisin.) & as FALL iand up. ENCH PATTERN WATS AND BON- turn work at any place in the District free of extra ator Parie colors Ts. charge, Work rreeived and reterned bymailorex: | pings yurtoy, Paria 18, tetas 94 box Re Press frem and to any place in the country. apti-tr Wameutta 4 4 Beochea FTOR A conte yard. Together with a complete assort of all the ‘These goods have been sealer care and purchased for cash, and should receive the ai: LATEST PARISTAN NOY es OF PROFESSIONAL. teu tion of ail clove buyers THE SEASON, ODHEAD & Co. F, © 49HFeap wp cetl-tr_939 Penna. sve., bet. 9th and Wth on . ‘Omce 1330 New York Avenue. Residence 507 B Street. Messrges may be sent at sll hours through the District Telegraph Co. cor. Fand 1th sta. ocll 2m* B. F. LEIGHTON. F.L.SUMMY. (CHEAP DRY GOODS Mats, Oil Cloths. 1g Callen. 63%, worth Ic, vy Canton Flanuels, 10, es to 75e. WEDNESDAY, October i, To wlich the public are respectfully invited Feacy Piste, es Se =e ss Kiteant tock Mined Suitings, Berges, Csmols’ | _cct#-2 __766 71h strort, between @ and it. Mourning stcck in Cashmere, Merinoes, Bomba- chr * ses TURNED FROM PARIS 135 rth $1.75. northwest ie nh hoicet sworument of PATTERS, or ScHUITER & RAREMAS, solt7 Carvel stock too large and want to reduce it, Rae este et ss poke 5 cash. FRESCO, DECORATIVE and ev: desert; not .. “s iT. BALTIMOKE. ot ORNAMENTAL and FLAIN FAINTIRG, | Ell tins Blankets, Comforts, Felt Skirta SPECIMEN ROOM, 710 E sirect northwest, ee ie MISS McCOR MICK, > >) javii-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. seth a eo a IMPORTER, $7 GROt U0 enone ae wa es ‘R. a . '» 3 ibs Ses bees thine tet eee? | J eases si camt side, corner of 1D. Gas and chloroform we Having teen snccessfal in disposing ef their Sum. | WILL OPEN FRENCR BONNETS AND HaTS extracting teoth. anll-ly mer Stock, bes to ennoune that they have on hand | gor the Fall and Winter, THURSDAY, OCTO! & fall mesor. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ARTE BLANOHE OHAMPAGHE, GENUINE IMPORTED ARTICLE, Only @20 dozen quarts, REUP & SONS, oct8-6t 1214 F street northwest. ———— EE northwest UCKS) Ww FROM B! our VINEYARBS, VA. LAKGE REDUCTION IN PRICES. bottle or gsllon of these Wines and Bran- Ev and are recor dies sold by us are gwarenteed to be perfectly pure, did for aeticloal purpores Concord & Iveq* WI GRAPE BRANDY, bottles, REED & SONS, 1214 F street northwest. C) Fuou ser parent pRoorsse’U™ Y'S ABLINGTON. HS BEST, HERR 'S BEST, AKEK'S, GOLDEN BILL. NEWPORT, HOTTEL'S FAMILY. In barrels and'sacks. _C. WITM.| . ecpz/-tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. GEO. W. LINKING FWENTIETH-STREET MARKET, 720 20rn Stxesr. w* LINELBS. aE ott ad inde, at lowest POULT iv and saNE in sesso Fine Whive Glover BON Yr a of 3 poundeeach, Fresh FISH and OY! seplé-tr WM. LINKING & SON. eer rn eee GENTLEMEN S BOOTS AND. SHOES MADE TO ORDEB, at IL¥Ya’s, 610 9th street northwest. FALL 4¥D WINTER VER STYLES. NEWGOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., oopet-tr 1106 ¥ STREET. WE ABE OFFERING A large and well-selected stock of HEATING STOVES. 4T MARKED DOWN PRICES. We a large first | Me Pe AS EE Special Attention te all Jobbing in these departments. BAXWARD « HUTCHINSON, octé-te 317 Math strect norinwedt,, Teh, 1698, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, b save will be sold for less than original cost, in or- Tio JUST RECEIVED. A large and varied assortment of 2, 3, and 4 Button JOUVIE KID GLOVES, TO MATCH ALL CoLoRs. CLOSE BUSINESS. T wenld call GLOVE. o: m Also, all the epecia! ateetien tothe “Goorgetie MILLINERY. teat atphes tn BLACK SILKB........ BLACK OaSHMEBES......._. BLACK ALPACAS, (very fine, oct? -tr WATEB-PROOFS reduced from Poli line Fall and Winter OLOTHS and OASSI- Mtns Bas in MERES to be sold with: Fancy aud OSTRIC! UNDERWEAR and HOSIE! Flowers and Birds, V1 discount EIBBORS. Ladies and Gents’ GLOVES at less than half price. attention S7 STOCK MUST BE SOLD. oop s0-tr 3. ©. WISWALL & ©0., No. 310 SEVENTH STEEET, sepse-tr Near Pennsylvanre avenur. DEY Goops. MADE TO ORDER, ar VERMILYA’'S, 610 9rn Braxer Hoxtaweer. ‘We have just returned from New York with * | | A fineasortment BooTs large and well selected stock, among which we have | price raneinn tren ge Bure bx ae EAL KID GLOVES, 75c., 2 buttons, ail the store in f aK Lacme AND Passa- GRAND OPENING LYONS BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, AT TWENTY PER CENT. LESS THAN CAN SE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW YOKK. M®* SELMA RUPPER' Dracen in BRELIS ZEPEYRS at ganvas EMBBOID- Guinet Gros Grain, ier GRADER Seer Guinet Satin finish, ‘AS. Pa: > and > Guinet Super Satie oy BOR, Mobsir, and Worsted For a good WEARING SILK call at C, M. TOWSON & Co.'s 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sepi8.cosm south side, near 7th «treet. yb THis CHEar:? 1karge lot double DAMASK TOWELS, all linen, . WATERP! T5e Rcaris ne yard wide nw CHIMTE G8 LAC, io GRAND OPENING im navy blue, 2cente | WEW STYLE CARPETS. ‘or 8 Very fine double Told bieck ALPACA, 37 cents, “Double width, all woo! “Fee Watton DEBES GOODS, in plaids, Savion SAAR, © conte, wide bleached COTTON, im short yard Tune Race aoe aes eee | Be N®* DRY Goops. and CASHMERES, ome for men and boys from § cents to black CASHMERE, & | CHEAPEST AND BEST GOODS 15 THB CITY, neva C.M. TOWSON co., 630 Pennsylvania avense, south side, _ eep35-ockm Hear 7th street vorthwest. PERFUMERY. Li*® ’ or yeh ca Collend examine efor yurcaung ceowbere, | %