Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. RIDAY........... October 15, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrapaauimaron, Oeisber 15,1515.” For the lower lakes, the middle and east- er states, falling barometer, variable winds ; southeast to routhwest, warm cloudy Weather and rain, followed. by falling tem. ure and northwest winds to-night ex- england. in New E LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4c.. To-night. National Theater—The Vokes Family in “Fun ina Fog,” and Mis; Resina Vokes tn “Nan, the Good-for-Nothing- Pord's€ House.— Kelly and Leon's Min- strels in their new programme. Hempler continues auction to-morrow. A cark grey skye terrier dog lost. See al. Robert Beail sends Hurper's Weetly for Oct. From Jos. Shillington. J. C. Parker, and Robert Beall we have early copies of Harper's BMinihiy for October. Wm. Brown, charge] with keeping a gam - irg house, was released from jail to-day on the recommendation of the grand jury. A sneak tbief entered the house of W. W. Corcoran esq., this morning, and stolea very hapdrome overcoat. An adjourned meeting of the former stn- Govzaga College, or Washington was last evening, Mr. a Mr. Fr: were appointed a committee to draw apa constitution and by-laws, and report at the next meeting. Gethsemane Commandery N {colored,) bas elected oiticers fc re year as follows: E. C., John F. Cook; gene- ralisimo. Robert T. Ive: raptain general Charles H. Jone Wm. Beckett; 8. W., Jobn J. W., Jefferson Then w mnpkins: treasurer, warden, Lewis Hend MF PROTECTIVE AsSOCIATION.— 2 of this association was held at the ing last night, Col. Burnside presiding, and Mr. M.A. Tappan secretary. ‘The following were elected members: Dr. Edwin Burt, Richard Smith, M.D. Ball, E N. Houghton, — Bibb, Peter liaonay, Louts | 7 Brooks, Phil T. Dodge and for Dr. Bernard, chatr- . Foote, man of the committee appointed to select suitable grounds and make all necessary ar- rangements for the practice of members in ting sheoting for membership in the proposed team, reported that they could pro the Arsenal grounds for practice for individ- ual members; but they could not obtain them fer club practice. The committee had conehaded to recommend the adoption of the Creedmoor rules, but would not recommend any particular riffle. They would also leave it to the clud todecide as to what position they would take in shooting, as some were betier shots lying down than they were off- band, and viee versa. The committee was continued with in- structions. Captain C. C. Baugh moved that the post- tion assomed by members, while practicing fer membership In the proposed rife team, should be standing, the shooting to be off- hand, and from the shoulder, the distance t be three hundred vards, and ‘that each cor testant be allowed to use any ritle he choose. Mr. Foote moved that there be tests at four ve hundred yards, and at any position rules, which was accepted and the » Wes agreed to. Mr. Tappan said that Major Faller had re- signed al) bis official positions in the Ameri- can rifle team, and proposed in future to give instructions in rifle shooting. and he moved that he be invited to visit Washing- ton during the present fall; agreed to. pare a bill on game laws, asked further time. parent cons Tne VoxRs FAMILY will reproduce this evening their laughable play entitled “Fan in & Fog.” than which nothing more comical can weil be imagined. was a full and fashionable house, and the laughter of the audience was so load almost drown the Vokes’ voices. The scene is laid upon a yacht in motion, and the lu:ti- rous attempis of Merry passengers to | Ree: efr equilibrium and the painful efforts of the sea-sick militia captain ( Fred. Vokes) to keep down outward manifestations of his “true Inwardness” is one of the richest pieces of humorous acting on the stage. Those Wonderful lopg and elastic legs of his, in their queer twistings are not more mirth woking than his facial contortions; but . combined with his keen sense of the ludicrous, constitute him an eccentric come dian of the first class. To night Miss Rosina Vokes, as good in herlineas Fred. in kis. will have a benefit, when she will appear her specialty, “Nan, the Goes for-Nothin: wh Will be substituted for the asual f (Pf course there will be a crowded house. —— Red®. Esta has sold, for F. Kelly's subdivision of squa proved by a brick residence, situated on 10th street, near P street northwest, to Francis A. Clarke, for $3,45%, also, brick house on M: ket street, Ge: ‘town, to Wm. Woody, for #100. Also, for R. P. Jackson, executor. part of lot 4, in square %, to Frank Gallager, for 42 cents square foot; lot E, same square, to Charles Trought, for 43 cents per square foot. This is located on M and 2st street northwest. Also, lot 1, in square 30, to G. M. Barker, at 1 cents per square foot. lot 7, fame square, to same pui r, at 40 cents square foot; lot 16, same square, to Wil- iam O'Brien. at {0 cents per square foot. ‘This is at the intersection of 9th and Bound- ary streets, Vermont avenue, U and V streets northwest. Also, lot i. in syuare south of equare 1.06, to M. J. Stockbridge, for 134 cents per square foot. This is a water lot, and Joeated at the intersection of Lith, L, M and Water streets southeast, ——— CAPITOL AND NORTH © STREET RaIt- WAaY—ALt & meeting of the directors of the Capitol and North © Street and South Wash- |ALES.—Thomas Dowling ington Railway company, held last evening, Mr. George A. ‘clihenny homer gh resig: @ prin- nation as president of the board. cipal reason for this was that the had been simost Cy ergot during his absence in Europe, under the supervision of the pres- ident pro them., Mr. W: Saunders, who was now familiar with the duties of the po- sition. and should be continued as the execu- tive officer of the com; . The resignation having been accepted, Mr. Saunde-s was bominated as president of the board, and was duly elected. Mr. Mcilhenny remains on the board enterprise bis active assistance. The road will in running order by the 1th of No- ———— THE FREEDMAN’S Bank IN Cocrt.— terday, in the Court in Generali Term, the ease of Creswell et al., commissioners of the | Freedmen’s Savings and Trast Company vs. Robert Williams et al., was argued by Mr. Totten for plaintiffs, and Mr. Wim. A. Cook for defendants. ‘The question raisel is whetber the commissioners appointed in orsuance of the act of Congress of June 20, “<4, can maintain this suit in their own bames, or whether the bil] should have been Mied tn the name of the corporation, the Freedman’s Savings and Trost company. The court below beld that plaintiffs are not the proper parties to maintain the <uit, from Whieh an appeal was take: ——e THE CARROLL INSTIT! ast night elect- ¢@d Mr. Jobn rca ergy vice Dr. B. ‘Thompson, deceased; W. M. Coleman, first vice. pres to fill the vacancy occa sioned by the promotion of Mr. Bingaam; and F. W. Collins, assisiant Mbrarian. The literary exercises were as _follows:—Mr. Col- Sine recies. “Sam Weller as a Witness: the and Mr. J. Carroll some of his adventures while pal ied the Tt of Margaret Laer 3 who see been Lt Killing Philip Huhn, her husband, by. kick- while in an alterca- ‘An onder wea then issued ne ine was 88 bay im accordance with the recommenday SUIT AGAINsT THE DistRI a Eta ged Mr. LA setretaele ae for si7ain is." for brick mae apd B wo Waier TORTOISE SHELL and jet combs and silver belts, received at Briga’s jewels tore this . agents for ke George dia- monds, No. 457 Pennsy!vania avenue, near 4% street. —_e—_. KELLY AND LEoN’s MINSTRELS maintain burnt cor Opera aun aces THOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer, has at pri- roneht speeding os ‘with all the noconere. (—t- S witken Ge acnen ~ guns, wit ‘THE cheapest collar you can wear Is the Elmwood, because it will Keep clean longer 2han any other. Try it.—Acv. Charoplain, from the committee to pre- | Ss to | ce. | |, and will continue to give the | RES RN 4 THE COMMISSIONERS AND “CHE PAVING CONTRACTORS. The Commissioners Enfor:j ‘Terme of The Contracts" | | THE STAR heretofore noted the fact that | the District Commissioners are directing | their efforts towards having the decayed i wooden pavements repaired, and have noti- fied the contractors to come forward and comply with the terms of their contracts whieh require them to keep their work in food repair for a specified period, generally three years. The niuth article incorporated in these contracts, with only two exceptions, | as to theglength of time, reads as foliows: “It is further agreed that if at any time during the period of three years from the completion of the work to be done under this contract any part or parts thereof shall be- come defective from imperfect or improper | material or construction, and in the opinion | of the said party of the first part require re- | pair, the said party of the second part will | on being notified thereof immediately com- mence and complete the same to the satis- faction of the party of the first part, and {i case 0 a failure or neglect of said party of the second part so to do, the same shail be done under the direction and orler of the | party of the first part at the coxtand expense | of tie party of the second part. Thus far only three of these contractors for Wood pavements have respondet to tpis | demand, though all have had timely notivs. | Atter wal until the season best suited of work had nearly pass: 1. th Commissioners, as successors to the Bs: of Public Works, and charged with the du of keeping the strects in repair, were e: pelled to make the necessary provisior Ubts purpove. To comply as hearly % sible with the requirements of the 0} contracts, to which, as successors to the Board of Public Works they are bound, a taking the law as their guide, the Comm sioners found it necessary lo'make arran; ments With respons: parties to do this and in their agreement the new con- tractors are bound to do even more thaa were the origiral eoutractors. They agree to leave the new work of repairs for which they contract, after its receptance by the authorities, in perfect condition at the ex- piration of three years; so that in reality the guarantee extends further than the one em bodied in the old contracts, and in all eases sureties have been required to be given to the entire satisfaction of the Commissioners. Profiting by experience as to the relative values of the Various pavements laid in this District during the past five years, the Com- missioners have selected the concrete as a desirable substitute for wood when it bas been found necessary to remove the latter, but oply on such streets as the liability of the contractor expires previous to the as- sembiing of Congress; aud as fast as streets | or parts of streets paved with wood have been | condemned, the blocks have been taken up | and removed, (first selecting the sound Snes | for relaying again, and concrete of the most | Approved kind had been substituted. In no case does this concrete cost. more per square yard than did the wood pavement. Care has been taken to baye thoroughly competent men supervise the laying of these pavements, and to secure this in some instances aclause has been admitted in the contracts contain- Ing the necessary provisions, with the name of the expert selected for such service. The following article 1s also included: “It is further agreed that the said party of the | Second part shall receive the price paid by | the Board of Public Works for concrete pave- ment. provided that payment be mae in the bonds issued by the Sinking Fund Commis- sion of the Distriet of Cou gress approved June 2d, ist4, which bonds shall be accepted and received at par.” Wherever any deviation from the provi- sions of this article has been made, it has veen occasioned by the requirement of the o.lgmal contract. Such streets only as after @ thorough examination by the enief engi- neer have been found to require it, have been taken up and repaved in the manner de- | seribed, and in no case until the contractor | and bis bondsmen were notified. The Com- | missioners in all cases where compelled to | repair the streets have taken the iuitiatory against the contractors and their sureties tu recover to the District the cost of such work, nd it is their purpose to ‘ull extentof the law. The pub- lie will, therefore, in due time be advise:t as | to the peeuntary status of all concerned in | these contracts. | List oF CONTRACTS, CONTRACTORS AND SUKETIES. Below is appended a list of contractors upon whom a demand has been matte to per- form their obligations, with extent of con- tract, date of its Issue and daie at which ree | sponsibility for the condition of the work ex- pires. in the order namcd, also names of sure- | lies of such contractors: Lewis S. Filbert—Pave 12th street, from E to F street; contract issued September 1-th, 1:75; termination of responsibility for the condition of tue work January iith, 1575; condition of street, rotten and full of ‘vies; no bonds. Lewis Clephane—Pave lth street, from _) Peunsylvania avenue to F street; issued September 18th, 1571; expiration of responsi- bility January lth, 14:5; street fall of noles and needs repaurin; y, John O. Evans. Lewis S. Filbert—Pave F street, betweea Mth and Isth streets northwest; issued Sep: tember isth, 1871; expiration of time,January Isth, 15; pavement sunk in cencer, neeis — surety, Lewis Ch be Lewis 8. Fiibert—Pave i#th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and E street north; | 4th, 1875; | Lewis (1 Hen tween | tember 18th, 1871, with no time fixed as res bilty. wood blocks rotten and full | of holes; sureties, James MeManes, Albert b. | Roberts and Albert Gleason. Lewis Clephane—Pave Market Svi-¢, né- tween 7th and 9th Stycets; 1sstied September 16th. 1871; expires January ith, 1 in good condliion; surety, Albert Gleason. | | Lewis Ciephane—Pave sth street, between | Market Space and D street north; issued Oc- tober 2d, 1*71; expires January 1th, 1473; full of boles and needs repairs; surety, Albert Gleason. Lewis Ciephane—Pave 19th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and K street north; issued December 12th, 1571; expired Novem- ber Ith, 1573; bad condition, foundation gave away; surety, Albert Gleason. | Lewis 8. Plibert— Pave E. between 19th and 15th streets, and 7th street, between the canal | and Pennsylvania avenue; issued December st, Invi; expiration of first, December 3d, icf, and the latter, May 3d. 1575; in condition, but needs some repairing; surety, | Jonathan Taylor. | _ Geo. W. Linville—Pave Sd street, from In- diana to New York avenues; issaed April 10, 1872; expires October 6, 175; wool rotten, in terrible conditicn and belug taken up; | surety, John O. Evans. Lewis Clephane—Paye D street, between #th and 11th streets northwest, and ith street, between Pennsy! northwest; both issued April 30, IxT2, the for- mer expiring August 21, 175, and the latter November 10, 1575; full of holes and needs re- tring; sureties, John O. Evans and Taos. Lewis. ; Street in good tion; surety, ane. Jonathan Taylor—Pave ith street, be- tw Hand Boundary streets; issued May &,1 expiring October 23, 1575; very goo condition; surety, L. 8. Fiibert. Lewis Clephane— Pave Green street, Georgetown, between Bridge and Stoddard streets; issued May 10, 1572; expiring Octo- ber Zi, 1573; in very bad condition; sureties, Albert Gleason and Thos. Lewis. John O. Evans—Pave Pennsylvania ave- nue, between isth street Rock Creek issued May 10, 1572; expiring October 3i, 15; in ve bad condition; sureties, J. H. Teemyer and Lewis Clephane. Geo. W. Linvilie—Pave D street north, be- | | between 8 an Lastrevening thers | SPS to enter suits in the Supreme Court | ursue their prose: | issued September Isth, leap expires January | . Bingham—Pave K street, be. | th street and the circle; issued Sep. | ia avenue and D street | 1872; expiring November 4th, 1875; bad condi- tien; same sureties. Robert H. Ryan—. Pave New Jersey avenne, E streets. south; no time de- ing fixed as to responsibility; from 4th to 5th, rotten; sureties, Richard Rothwell and J. C. Casparis. Lewis 8. Filbert—Pave Massachusetts nue, between 1th street and New Jersey nue; issued July 26th, 1872, with respor bility to ran one year; full of holes and ueeds repairing, sureties, Jonathan Taylor and John 8. B. Nagle. L. M. Hoffman, attorney for Manhattan Paving Company—Pave 15th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and B street, north- west; issued July 29, 1872; expires March 19, Inié; needs repairs; sureties, Thomas A’ ve- city. Lewis Clephane—Pave Gay street, George- town, from Montgomery to Washington; issned August 7th, i872; expiring October Zit, 1875; fair condilion and needs no repairs; — Francis H. Smith and Thomas Lewis. George S. Page and Isaac D. Fletcher— Pave id street, from Maryland avenue to D Street; issued September 2d, 1872; expiring Janvary 5th 1875; good condition; coutract- rs’ persona) bond. Page & Fietcher—Pave Missouri avenne, between 3d and 4 streets northwest; issued September 2d, 112; expiring January 5th, 1515; goed condition; bonds kame. John O. Evans—Pave ith street west, de- tween B street north and B street south; issued September 17th, 1872; expiring Noveni- ber isth, 1876; needs repairing, a portion worthless; surety, D. S. Evar ‘ast Capitol street, Jobn O Evans—Pave from Ist street east to Lincoin square; issned September I7th expiring October sist, 75; fair condition; surety, Lewis Clepane. John O. Evans—Pave E street north, tr 2d to 4th streets west; issved September I7ta. xpiring December Ist, 1S05: | condition; surety, Lewis Cleph John 0. Evans—Pave F street north, fron 2d to 4th streets wesi; issued September tith. 1872; expiring December Ist, 1805; very good ition: serety, Lewis Clephai liard Paving Company, Boyle—Pave K street nort to I6tb, good Francis ; expiring Docember condition; surety, Albert mith—Pave ith stree Issued Se woe © bad soudi- thwest; bv decem- a ndition. Linglay M. Hoffman—Pave D street north, between [th an ed expiring 1%6; good condition; sureties, Joli mour and Thomas A. Ba 1s 7 M. Hoffman--Pave E street, between and Sth northwest; issued September With, 1572; expiring July 30th, 1876; good cor dition; same sureties. oh Williams. treet L. A. Bartlett and Josep C street, between 2d and 4 west; issied October 23d, 18: —Pave spor ireties, G ; SU ; sureties, Thomas Lewis. Lewis eS ee West street, from the bridge to Washington street, Georgetown; issued October Ist2; expiring May Ist, ; fair condition, but needs some repairs; fame sureties. Lewis Clepbane—Pave West street, fronmi Hixh to Washington streets, Georgetown; is- sued October 23, 182: expiring Sey Vth, 116; fair condition, but needs some re- pairs; surety, Jobn O. Evans. Lewis Clephane—Pave H street north, from Baltimore and Obio railroad,to3d street west; issued Getober 1th, 1872; expiring Sth, iste; needs repatrin, sureties, F. Smith and Thomas Lewis. DeGolyer & McClelland—Pave Penusylva- rlaavenne, from Ist to sth streets eas! Getober "3d, 1872; expiring July 10, 18 rotten and in very condition | chattel mortgage filed with late District Attorney DeGolyer & McClelland—Paye sth street, from Pennsylvania avenue to navy yard southeast; issued October Zid, 1512; expiring July 10th, 1576; wood rotten and street in very bad condition; chattel mortgage tiled with late District Attorney. Charles H. Parsons—Pave 2d street east, between Pennsylvania and Maryland ave- nues; issued November 15th, 172; expiring June “th, 1876; good condition; surety, Chas. | D. Williard. Charles H. Parsons—Paye 3d street east, between Pennsylvania avenue and as Capitol street; issucd N expiring May 1th, 15 surety. Wm. 8. Lincoln. Charles H. Parsons—Pave 4th street, be- tween Pennsylvania avenue and | tol street southeast; issued November 1ta, Isi2: expiring May 19th, 1576; good couditios: sanve surety. | C. H. Parsons—Pave A street south, tween Pennsylvania avenue and 21 street east; issued November 15th, expiring June 2th, | 00d condition; same surety C. H. Parsons—Pave B street south, tween Pennsylvania avenue and 34 streot | east; issued November 15th, 17%: expicing December 2d, 1576; good condition; sane surety. Jobn 0. ns—Peve 13th street west, be- tween Pennsylvania avenue and B street north; issued {December 6th, 1472; expiring December 4th, 1*75; wood roiten and street Ml of holes; sureties, Lewis Clephane and | Albert Gleason. John O. Evans—Pave Ist street, between High and Fayette streets. Georgetown; ts- sued December 6th, 1872; expiring December With, 1875; needs some repairs; sureties, Lewis ee ier Pave 10th str F _L. J t—Pave streci, from bo N north: issued December 12th, 1572; ex- piring December 4th, 1876; F to K, wood fall of holes and rotten; surety, Jonathan Tay- lor. L. 8. Filbert—Pave 10th street west, from N to R street north; issued December 12th, 1 expiring December 4th, 1876; from K to R in very good condition; same surety. L. 8. Flibert—Pave 11th street, from F to O northwest; issued December 12, 1872; ex- piring July 17, 18:6; from N to O streets in very good condition; sureties, Jonathan Tay- jor and John 8. B. Nagle. John 0. Evaps—Pave Bridge street, from Rock creek to Market street, Georgetown expiring December 4, joo; sureties, J. H. napa. street, from 9th to issued May 10, 187: 1x5; In very bad cond! Teemyer and Lewis C) L. 8. Filbert—Pave 15th northwest; issued December 12, 1872; ex- iring November 20, 1876; very good condi- oa, sureties, Jonathan Taylor and J. 8. B. Nagle. Frank S. Holmes—Pave 15th street, from Rhode Island avenue to K street north; is- sued December 14, 1572; expiring May 21, 187 bad condition; needs repairing; sureties, N C. Draper, J. P. Thomas and J. L. Miller. L. 8. Filbert—Pave Louisiana avenue, from 9th street to Pennsylvania avenue; {ssued December 20, 1872; expiring January §, 1876; very good condition; sureties, Jonathan Tay- lor and J. 8. B. Nagte. James Finnagin and Thos. Nesdali—Pave L. street, from loth street to New Jersey av- enue northwest; issued January 14. 1573; ex- Piring October 21, 1876; from 5th tosth streets ¥ery good; from 5th street to New Jersey av- enue full of holes; needs repairing; sureties, — Belden and P. Pynen, of Syracuse, Finnagin and Nesdali—Pave 6th street, from L to O northwest; issued January li, 1805; expiring Cetober 21, i877; very good con- inion suret es, Belden and Lynch, of Syra- cvse, Finpagin ard Nesdall—Pave 6th street, from O to, ndary porthwest; issued Jon: nary 14, 1:73; expiring October 21, 1817; very good condition; sureties, Beldea and Lynch, of, racuse, N. Y. Bancker and John G. Armour, of New York | ve.7 good | /. Zephaniah Jor“«_Pave New Jersey ave- nue, from York avenue to C street north; issue) Joly 12, 1873; expiring January 24, 1878; v ery condition; needs repair “Ureles, Smith, McLean, Lewis and her a. Zephaniah Jones—Pave 6th street, from F © G northwest; issued Jul, January 24, 1878; very g repairipg; sweties, Smith, McLean, Lewis and others. ‘Wm. C. Whitney—Pave Delaware ayenus, between B and C streets north; issued July 19, 1873; expiring December 9, 1376; good cori- dition; sureties, C. E. Ra} 12, 1873; expiring R. McClelland, of Chicago. Wm. C. Whitoey—Pave C street north, from ist to 3d street east; ixsned July 19, 157; expiring December 9, 1876; good condition; sureties. Ray, Jenkins and McClelland. ‘Wm. C. Whitney—Pave New Jersey ave- | nue, between B and D streets north; issued July 19, 1875; expiring December 9, ist6; very ood condition; sureties, Ray, Jenkins and eClelland. Jobn 8. Baldwin—Pave Gay street, from High to Washington streets, Georgetown; issued July 17, Isi3; expiring November 25, IsT8; good condition; needs slight repairs: sureties, T. E. Brown and G. B. Corkhi!l. Jobn 8. Baldwin—Pave sth street, from 0 to Boundary porihwes' expiring January 4, 1877; from O to R. ‘very goon condition; sureties, Brown and Corkuiitl. Jobp 8S. Baidwin—Pave Knode Island ave- nue, from 9th _to 13th streets northwest; is- sucd July 17, )73; expiring November 2 ood condition, one sunkea place; su: Brown and Corkkill. John 8. Baldwin—Pave Rhode Island ave- vue, from jth to Boundar: July 17, 1873; expiring May street to New Jersey avenue, very good cou- pb; sureties, Brown and Corkhill. ae Fletcher— Pave m 1sch street to New Jecsey ave- issued July 9, 157 7; very good «i issued July 17, 1873; reties, sonal Page & Fletcher Maryland a mi Ist to it # eis west; issned J xpiriis JANURTY 5, 1871; good cont cher—Pave B street south, from nue to ist street west expiring Jauuary 5, 15 . td; personal bond. Pace & Fietcher—Pave 24 street west, from Maryland avenue to B street south; issued July 19, 18:3; expiring N good condition; personal bon: Page & Fletcher—Pave 3d street wes! Maryland avenue to B street souta July 19, 1873; expiring November 24, 1 Slight repairs necessary; personal bond. wis 8. Filbect—Pave t, from to 15th northwest; issued July 28, expir- Ing February 21, 1878; very good condition; sureties. Jonathan Taylor and J. 8. B. Nagle. L.S. Filbert—Pave 1sth street, from "Penn- sylvania avenue to F street northwest; is- sued on July 2s, 1573; expiring mber 3, Ist: very good ‘condition; sureties, Taylor and Nagle. James E. G Pave 15th st. west, from Khode Island ne to Boundary; isseed August Ist, Is73; expiring December 3, 1576; ri ; sureties, J. Taylor and mber 24, 1877: t, from. is Pave 7th street, from M to st; issued August Ist, 1873: cp 1, 1877; M to Q very good condition; sureties, Taylor and Filbert. Hoffmann, ettorney for Manhattan Paving Company—Pave M street, from Ist to 16th northwest; issued August’ Ist, 1873; expiring November 10, 1876: good conditios sureties, H. A. Bauser and John Burhahs, of New York city. L. M. Hoffmann Pave M street, from 18th to 2st northwest; issued Avgust Ist, 1875; expiring November 10, 1876; bad condition; needs repairs; sureties, Banker and Burhans L. M. Hoffmann—Pave 224 street, from F to M northwest; issued August Ist, 1473; expir- ing January 13, 1si7; bad condition; a portion should be remo sureties, Banker aud Burhans. L. M. Hoffmann—Pave 20th street, from K to M northwest; issued Aagust Ist,’ 187 piring January 15, 1577; good condition cept over sewers; sureties, Banker aad Bu: hans. M. Hoftmann—Pave L street, from Pennsylvania avenue to 26th street west; issued Angust Ist, 1573; expiring Au- gust 13, ISTT: good except one or two places sureties, L. M. Hoffmann and Vandenbargt Lewis Clephane—Pave High street, from West to 2d, Georgetown; issued August 12 Ista; expiring September 17, 156; good cond a few slight repairs’ needed; sureties, John 0. E Lewis Clephane—Pave 2d street, from Fay- elte to High, Georgetown; issued August 12, Isis; expiring October 15, 1576; good condi- on; @ few slight repairs needed; sureties, Evans and Kilbourn. x- r ans and Hallett Kilbourn. Ballard Paviog Company—Pave Bridg street, from High to Market, Georgetows issued August 2i, 1573; expiring December 15, 15765 i,ht repairs necded: G. B. Corkhill. Bullard Paving Company—Pave Potomac street, froma Bridge to 2d streets, Georgetown, issued August 21, 1s15; expiring Decem er 1 1878; good ‘condition; slight repairs nsede sureties, Brown and Corkhill. Baliard Paying Company —Pave Concress street, between Bridge and Gay sire Georgetown; issued August 21, 1573; e) December. 15, 186; good coudition; sure Brown and Corkhill. Ballard Paving Company—Pave Washing- ton street, fromm West to Stoddard strec* Georgetown; issued August 21, D4 December 15, 1576; good condit vies, Brown and Corkhill. Ballard ray ae aren are Washing. ton street, from Bridge to Gay street, George town; issued August 21, 1873; expires Decem- 5, good condition; sureties, Brown and Corkhill. Robert C. Hewitt—Pave 9th street, from P to beget A street northwest; issued August 14, 1873; expires November 27, 1578; very good, ‘Ing; sureties, Thomas Lewis aud r tie 1873; ex, 1ou; sure: ireb. W. C. Murdock— Pave Congress street, from West to Gay street, Georgetown; issued August 18, 1873; expires January 21, 1477; sure- te Ce poe oceocvoning ja ving Company— street, Detween 15th and ifth streets north. west; issued September 15, 1875; expires Sep- tember 28, 1876; ition; sureties, Brown and Corkhf. Lewis Clephane—Pave Market street, from Ist to sd_ street, Georgetown; issued Septem- er 22, 1873; expires November 12, 1876; Cn vie surelies, J. O. Evans and H. ourn. ul- Zephaniah Jones—Pave F street, between Ist and 2d streets northwest; issued October 3, 1815; expires November 7,’ 1876; very goot condition; sureties, A. Gleason and D. W. — good and Sinith, Z. Jones—Pave Ist street east, from B to C Street northeast; issued October 3, 1873; ex- pires December 22, 1876; good condition; sure- Ues, Gleason and Smith. 2. Jones—Pave ist street, from B to C street southeast; Issued October 3, 1873; expires De- cember 19, 1876; sureties, Gleason and Smith. Finnegan & Nestel—Pave Rhode Islaad avenue, between 7th and 9th streets north- West; issued October 1, 1873; expires October 1, I8t6; very = condition; sureties, Belden and Lynch, Syracuse, N. Y. Ballard Paving Company—Pave 5th street east, from Pennsylvania avenue to East Capitol street; issued October 13, 1573; expires ae FS 1si6; surety, T. E. Browne. Com| iy—Pave ‘ith street, from E to F street nortaw west; issued October 13, 1.7; expires December 1y, 1576; needs re- pairing; surety, Juan Boyle. Ballard Raving Company—Pave B street, South, from 4th to Sta street east; issued O.-- tober 13, 1873; expires December 16, 15 surety, dnar Boyle. Charles H. Parsons—Pave 2d street east. from pia spe avenne to D street south issued October 17, 187: fod ped Dece.nber 24, Isis; good condition; needs some repairing; sureties, G. F. Gulick aud R. B. Ferguson. Gcorge Foliansbee—Pave 6th street, trom Louisiana avenue to G street; Lou: condition; needs | | the Epiphany. in this city. GEORGETOWN. | connseas, esnee The ee ' pears in the Phi phia Evening Bu'letin ‘Rev. J. Everest Cathell has acceptel the unanimons call of the vestry of Trinity Chureh, Maylandville. and wi!l enter upon bis duties next Snoday. Mr. Cathell was formerly assistant minister at the Chureh of md afterwanis St. Stephen’s Chureh, Beverly, N. rector o! | J. His last charge was the Chureh of the y, C. E. Jenkins and | | Wisk a New ¥, Ascension, Baltimore. He returns to this diocese with strongest testimonials, both | = anc personal, from Bishop Whitting- | ™." 1 Mr. Grorcr T. Dextop has presented | on behalf of the Brotherhood of Christ Chureh thirty volumes of valuable books for the use of the members of Metropolitan Police doing duty in the third preeinet. THE WOODEN STAIRWAY leading from the lower end of the new market house to | the canal bridge, at Potomac street, has, through neglect, become utterly worthless. Frequent accidents have bee late at that point, and it is the unanimou: wish of all concerned that the stairway ma; be speedily repaired. | GRAIN TRaDE—The offerings of wheat at the Mevchants’ Exchange today amounted to 2.600 bushels, which was all sold at from to $1.40, ER AND CANAL. — Arrived — Steamer Express, from Baltimore, consigned to J. G. & J. M. Waters, with general merchandise nebec Tee Company. By Canal—Boat H. Talbott with 2500 bushels wheat for H. Talbott and 200 bushels do. for Hartl Brother, boat Mollie E. Tice with coal for Mayfieid & Hieston; boat Congress with coal for same firm a ALEXANDRIA. | Tar Lorrrry EXxaMIs committee appointed to make th tion into the allezed frauds in th | of the Montpelier Gift Enterprise, have n: | yet submitted a report. The labor of the committee bas been aniuons. They have ar rived at the fact that all the prizes drawa €xcept fourteen are known to be among the New York office tickets. Those fourteca drew $56 and 8106 prizes only, anl even they ire not yet ascertained not io be among the | New York tickets. Their evidence is posi- tive that the Alexandria tlekets were not put in the box wheel for the drawing, further than this we cannot discover w they have discovered. | for District merehants; schooner West Den: nis, from Richmond, Me., with lee for Ken STILL THEY Come AND Go.—Washington Js established as the Gretna Green of our Virginia lovers whose course of happin: runs not smoothly athome. On the mornin; train there came down from Culpeper Mr. William F. Colvin and Miss Betti son, “tvo souls with but a single thought.” and that the matrimonial one. Tney pro- ceeded to Washington, and on the pening of the clerk's office procured the necessary doct:- ment. They then went out and on_one of | the convenlent settees of Ju: lar, spread their matutinal meal, whict providentially brought along ia th capacious pockets. After being refreshet they songht a minister, but thither our re- porter could not follow them, and the grooin | was too big and flerce looking to ask many questions of. The bride was young aad ve pr 4 AL ACCIDENT. id son of Rev. riding Daniel Teese, a sma’l Reese, of Culpeper, | on the platform of a ca- of the the fai grounds, yesterday, was crushed to death the train backing ‘against a freight trai Which was standing on the track. Tue JonN W. THompson—The » steamer John W. Thompson did not arriy d it is now on Satar- whi special train from Culpeper C. H. t @INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-day. Brew Yor. Oct. 15.—The Post's finanet t ‘ OY until 1102 a'ch em have been 6% allt have puid 1 16, 3-32, 5 64, cent. werdsy. Foreign Exch: nal.” The posted rates of tht sterling hi brokers q money market loans are Sad per cent . $a3: ani 4 at bank. Py Per cent., with mort sales te is have not responded e been rr 5 5 | od: i Poe he which it is well understood is caused by special and. arbitrary — reasons. ‘The stock market opened with Union Pacific. Mis. | ec uri Pacific. Atlantic and Pacific pret ed. Han. nibal and St Joe, D ern and New Jersey Central, 5 Rock Iiland were unchang-d, the list was ‘sn: lower ‘The’ general list advanced Sat up to 119) o'clock, Erie de-lin'ng 7s,and Mis athe pext baif hour there was a decli ist of which time— rehas been a full recovery ta Lake ion Pecific. with the remainder of the list steady. ‘The extreme sales, giving the stecks in order of activity bave been as fotlows:— Lake Shore, 833 Eric, 16% alt; Western Uniun aph, 74.9%: Obies, 16\al5; Pacific TV galtha; aj, Broker, Fiend: Caton Paci Now Jersey Oeutral ‘swanaand Western, referred, 6s" Northwest, ‘The BaLTIMoRs. Oct. 15 —Vi aan ers. 49; ia wixes, peclers. 49; do. consoln, 62%; West Virgiulan, 5; Nevin it juina, 9, North, ine 3 do. special tax, 2 bid to- Sugar vasier, Ki 10%. LTIMORE, Oct. 15.—Cotton strong—mildiings, 135ea13%.. Flour ‘quiet, steady and. uuchang-J Wheat fim—No. 2 Weetern red. 1.36, Pennayleaura red. 1.26a1.32: Maryland red, il0al 40; ¢o amber, 1 45a1 6; G0, white. 1 20a) 80. ‘Corn quict but firm— southern white, 75a%0; do. yellow, 72a73, western mixed, 71a71'z.' Onts firmer—sonthern, 40943; west Bite, 46, western mixed, 4445, Bye quict, 750 } to the virt Rar | bot easily resisted. She uses Nature's tifier. ern w 82. Hay Guist and stendy—Maryland and Peunayl- Yapia timothy, 22,0024 00. Provisions dull and heavy, uuchanged. 26. | Pork. steady and firm, 25.22" Lard’ steady—refined, egal. Butter’ steady— | western extras, 30: do. first: '. Pretroleum ndev @i4agN;\ Fetned, 13.” Gotfec canal. | ‘Oct. 15.—Stocks active. Money, 2. | Tong, 478: short, 432. Gov. Hew Yoru, Oct. 15 —Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat lade Detter. Corn a shade firmer. Loxpon, Oct, 16, 12:30 t. m.—Consols 4, for both ‘Toney and the account. U.S. bonds, 1565, old, 104; ew fives, 109%. Loxvon, Oct, 15, 3.29 p.m —T lion wit! "he amount of bul- n’ from the Bank of England on bal- ‘Consols for money, 94s; Paris advices quote the account, Fentes .t 65 france $0 cen! &7The Parisian cabmen and take special delight in getting in the wi the street cars, and the prefect of police interfered. #2 The north of Pennsylvania is infested by a Talmage, who is thus billed by hisagent: “Brother Blank is coming to skim the cream for Jesus.” WE ARE OFFERING of A large and well-selected stock of HBATING STOVES. AT MARKED DOWN PRICES. We have a large force of first rate Me- chanics. Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Tinners, Bricklayers, Slate Caters, Stove Jobber &e, give Special Attention to all Jobbing in these departments, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, oc té-tr 317 Ninth street northwest. ; from is tween 4th street and New Jers avenue; a ce = o jana avenue to F street, blocks rotten, full of ikeued June 3, 177; expires Dacember &, 1s:2; | gf ipnagin and Nesdal Lasteed Janae ty om | holes; sureties, J. E. Herrell and 1. P. Chilax, rotten and full of holes; surety, John O- | expiring January 2%, Ist; very, epod’ bon. | _ LS. Filbert-—Pave 1 street, from Sth to Evans. dition; needs repairing; sureties, Belden and | *th Dorthwest; issued November 19th, 1873; Jas. Fu and Thos. Nesdall—Pave sth |} vich of Syracuse, N. Y. 4 expiring December 14th, 1376; very con- Street, from D to F street north; issued July ¥ ‘agin and Nesdali—Pave 5th street, | dition, two holes; sureties, Taylor and Nagle. 16, 18:2; expires November 16, 1516; wooden | rom to O northwest; irsued Jauuary 1) L. ‘ilbert—Pave O street, from 16th to blocks ‘trom F to F street going to pieces: | Icexpiring January 2, ISth vere aoa soe? | With northwest; issued Noveniber 1th. 1 ee J. Belden and Pat. Lyuch, of | aition, needs repairing; sureties, Belden and Spina nore =, Aig, wecy, god @on- -acuse, N. ¥. : 5 sureties, Taylor and Nagle. Finegan & Nesdall—Pave EF, from ith to | PApehy OF BYTACUEC NY tn, trom | LoS Filbert Pave Riese avenue, 10th streets northwest; issued July 16, 187 6th to 14th west; issued May 15th, 1873; ex- | between 13th and 16th streets northwest; is- expires November 16, 1876; full of holes; same | Diring November 27, 156; needs repairing: J. | ed November 11th, is/3; expiring June ist, i icin: 4: Metall Pave tii, from. G io W. McKnight and 5. Gedney, sureties. ao eth streets very good con” O streets northwest; issued July 16, 1872; ex- | se “ty eur Sortbest: teveed Jen eth rom | “Johu A: De Wandelear—Pavesd street east. ere ag en CE Ane TER of expiring January 20th, 157; woo! decaying: Soe eo sont, issued March. 13th, 1814; Geo. Follansbee—Pave 21 street west, trom | SME Herea oes sureties, I: P. Childs aod | soretiew, -E Bamesand 8. wart. Pennsylvania avenue treet orth: Paved a lelear—Pave 2d street j issued July 1, 182; expires January 9, 16:0; | ¢faiard Paving Company —Pave ‘th street, t, from B to D south; issued Sareh 1th, - t tal 7 uly 5. be blocks rotten and full of holes; surcties, Geo. expiring October 27. 1818; very good ¢na: a oa Joth, 1877; good con- Neitzey and Patrick Culinane. fice; vepeitea “by boned; exzolnn is | dition; sureties, Barnes and Cowart, Follansbee—Pave E street north, | Browne and G. & Cereb. " D. A. Connelly—Pave A street, from 1st to | | from 2d street west to New Jersey avenue: ‘Ballard Pay Compapy—Pave 7th street, | 24 Southeast; issued April 131 | ; issued July 1, 18:2; expires June 25,187; very | trom G10 M northwest, Sale oe ere 4 condition; David ie Soaite Pave tet seveet west. tion tens seeeten ty uabeni aces non, pany—Pave Pennsy!- sed uly nth eta expiring October ‘ath, | “SAO ssom pave th street, from F 10 | Mae Deeemer Be, wea oatee snes a 3 ic i, —Pave7 % S |, 1873; ex} ¢ January tion and going ta places; sure: Gene ee Te ee | Ist, 18; good condltiou; .T-E. Browa | mith—Pave B street from st to | NOvGmber2: ISG: very good condition; | Mesers. Crawforl & Co., Page & Fletcher, | porthweet; issued July sen, 1572; | “Sipert a Pave F street, from 5th to | 804 W. C. Murdock are the only contractors ing October 22, 26; bad conditios sad ; ‘Jaly 8, | who have responded to the demand of the fiitale Kernen Pane L. street, between | November 2, 1876; ery good condition; sure. | Suthorities and repaired their work. Pin fenai Acai Ues, Clepbane . ‘Zephaniah Joues—Pave New Jersey a from D street to New York avenue; is- July 12, 1873; January 21, 1573; condition; is, ring; sure- BW.SSmattn, Wns Mekean, “Faas J. MeCieliant, A. Gleason aa! HORRIGLE DEATH OF A LITTLE Cartp. Ye afternoon a little white boy. bamed Broce Conard. aged 4 v years, whos> parents reside at No. 1420 C street sontheas| Somaeaeethe da “ at he died after twohoure iavense aT ag. No&tice OF ASSIGNMENT. ‘This isto five FIN. D RYE Wi ‘KY. FINE 8B RYE Wit ISK Y. FINE OLD RYE Wi Y. FINE OLD RYB Wi ¥. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. WARBANTED PUBE, For medicinal and family use. Large bottles, $1; per gallon, @5. . trial a il cperince zen it in the best and purest ARTHUR NATYANS, Druggist, octls-tr Corner 24 and D streets northwest STINEMETZ, Hatter, 1937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, CiTY_ ITEMS. DRY GOODS. Hats — Fifth Avenue Silk Hats, 85 and €5.50. Latest styles stiff Felt Hate, $3 and €3.50. { Gent's fine soft Feit Hats. 3, #2.%, 3. ebte chates Roys’ Dress Hats, stiff and soft, €1.25 to #2 Tr Boys’ Dollar Hat for school: 4 (en's Woel Hate, soft and stiff, $1 to #2 ¥ At Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. land K. 2 I stock SHERI OS, nt cet BARGAINS in Beaver Overcoats. irgains ip Fall Overcoats, Bargains in Talmas. Bargaivs in Uistere. 10,153 Gro. C. HENNING, 410 Tih street. ——_———— IN FORTY-RIGHT HOURS & cough may be- come dangerous; but within that tim BARGAINS! ‘oothache Drops cure inone minute | WE CAN'T TALK without showing the con- Splendid Bice W, . dition of our teeth. Every Inugh exposes | Black Water reat yn oor et 82: worth $1.25, them. In order not to be ashamed of them, A full stock of Biack and Qolored Cassimercs from | let_us use Sozodont, which is sure to keep | My te O28 per rn. them white and spotless, and to give fra- | , hlsck Silks, $1 %. 91.78 end 2; very great bar- Srance to every word we utter. | *Reamtiful Colored tthe at TO THE WEAK, THE WoRN AND Tae = RM WEAaRY, the editor of the Boston Reconi¢r says: “We can most unhesitatingly recom mend the Peruvian Syrap, & protected soln tion of the protoxide of iron. the worn and. th act? tr Be WHEAD & CO., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Berween OTH ayy Have just recetved a complete stock of the late NOVELTIES LN DEY GooDs, alities claimed for It by its propri —— OPrNtow of Dr. H. Stokes, ph; Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore: * have great pleasure in adding my testimony ues of Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonite Invigorator as the very best preparation used, therefore confidently recommend it the medical from B6 cente 1092.26 per yard, embracing Plain Scheller & Pinkard, agents, aid CAMEL S HAIR, French DLAG@ON ALB, BRGES, Chinitt SLOTH, Snow flecked Corns, &c —Kasy Feet ELS HAIR. striped DeBBOES, Ac. ae, being requisite to bealth sud comfort, thy Tehicbiaunet te fonnd elsewhere tm this Ey ine tetuatioeee ving been taken from the custom hones well-known es! miblic patronize blishment, 535 15 White t, anions, Inverted Nails, Chil c Dg the celebrated make of Bonne Vascular Excreseenoes, eto. lew. and Get BLACK CASH MEMES of ; ty Bel a _——o—_— French manefectare, FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier. pReurpaed in color, yuality aud durability , from —_e_ < THE NATIONAL SAVines BANK, corneroft B MOMAIRZS, from Sc. mp New York avenue and 15th street, BR S Ets cent. per m deposits for ench SOOLLEN BLANKETS, (bed and crib.) from mouth. Ranking hours,9 to. Sat . to4and é to8 213,146 ——__-—___ Miss AULFTT Is gaining # snesessfal law practice in Chicago. Her“ Be 15,9 Aa FRECKLES removed b; ature’s Beanti NTER GOODS —Joe B, Ledive Dress gonds tn 1 60% 9th street. opp. Patont (iffice J. © WiswaLe & oo. K of Blankcis at @3' stock of Blankets at @3. 84, Oil Clotierand Kags Call and examine our Goods, We sell cheap. BENJAM oct2-ly 10 REMC YAL—Pavip & and Fancy Goods Establishment moved from No. 111 Bridge street, George- town, to No. 113 Bridge street Aa entire new ‘and complete assortment of DBY GOODS has been added, making ft the mc plete store in Georgetowe to seleet from. A visit ts solicited W, # WHeaTLer’s STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAL ISHMENT, Grorectoren, DC. am awarded. 187. in Aud improved, 1874. Ladies’ and Gentiemen's ¥ipring apparel of every, description. tnclading IN MILLER, 3 Bridge street - YOUNG'S Millinery re ° FALL AND WINTER G9ODS, wh der w b will be sold for los than origtual att or ‘com. 8 CLOSE BUSINESS. c BLACK SILKS........ BLACK CASEMKBES. BLACK ALPACAS, very fine WATER PROOFS reduced from $1.25 to T5.cts large discount from: former prices Ladies aud Gent» GLOVES at iow than half price &7'STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Send us your address and we will call for and re- turn work at any place in the District free of extea charge. Work received and retorned by mail or ex press frem and to any place in the country. sp2i-tr ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_— _ PERSONAL. HAVING A BI name of Ana McNair in vets, Crepe Veils and Trimm Gloves, | bs ~ “ M 4 &c , &e., nicely ch or dyed Cartaine and | gy ygiite Fall and Winter CLOTHS and CAS8L | eS + and Blankets cleaned during | CRDERWEAR ard ILOPIERY to be sold at @ J. ©. WISWALL 4 ©o., Bo 310 SEVENTH STREET, Near Penns; Ivanra avenne ONE old letters the back. property of Joseph Jennings, wil er Bec. a yard, solid cot be rewarded by leaving the same at No. 1235: SF Estreet southeast, Washington, B.C. ooi13-0t" tore ie the city COBRO! 50% bh street, opp. Patoot OMce, | [S THs cigar? AStHOLoGrY. MADAME ROB: Lo This celebrated Lady Ast ‘Sind Healing Me- = : dium can be consulted at No. 01D rece Sorucr | bags cerns ree TOES, OO Maa of 24, nes 5 bo superior eat: ; " 7 ing the Past, and Future. Inleveor busi- | rail? ‘we yard wide black WATERPROOF. 75>, | he Past, Provent aod Fatar vine ag | Nahi one sero wide fue OMINTZ CALICO, friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing pare TER'S ‘on ef the sure way to success in all nudertakings. | vor wa SPACE jeultasiog strictly confidential. Ladies, $1: ¢eu- | Very ne aruble told Diack ALPACA, cents, worth @2 cents Double width. all wool bieck CASHMERE, 87 conte, very cheap New tall aud winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids, errgee. plain, Good OANTON FLANNEL, W cents. Excellent CALICO, in short lengths, 6s cents, worth 10 cents Splecdid yard wide LADIES’ GOODS. M™= © P. sea was RETURNED FROM PARIS With the choicest assortment of PATTERN Ddirached ON, i BONNETS ond HSTS | lepath, 18 cente, worth 1gby eee eae DRES8MA KING in all its branches. Spl id white BL«NKE’ 3. 1107 PENNA. AVENUE and 53 NORTH CASSIMEBES, CLOTHS, for men and boys, CHARLES 8ST. JALTIMORE. tr conte. a& Bx'SS McCOR MICK, | Reucitepe's sa ——— PORTER, BLACK SILK very cheap. septs tr im: . | BURGE ASEACAS, MOMATES AND vasu 905 Pennsylvania Avenue, £79 Stairs.) | thee store ta the city.” CONSOLES.” | sep23 Sm 60% oth strect.opp Patent Office WILL OPEN FRENCH BONNETS AND “(ATS oe N®* DRY GOoDbs, Pia “4, Brocade, and Pisin DRESS GOODS, from ts WD. Black ang Colored MERINOS and CASHMERES, from 78 cents to @) eCAPSINERES for mon and boys from 80 cents t> 80 per yard, BLANKET®, from @5 to @® per pair Brocha and other new». SHAWLS. | for the Fell and Winter, THUBSDAY, OCTOBL™ | ‘Tth, 1875. octé-tr JOUVIN KID GLOVE TO MATCH ALL COLOR: I would call spectal attention tothe “Georgett LOVE. ot mg poe importation: goa soles in MILLINERY. Also, all the latest MRS. M. J. HUNT, 621 and 623 D street. JUST BECEIVED. A large and varied assortment of 2, 3, and 4-Button BLACK SILK, @1.50. $1.75, and ¢2—grest bar- gain. CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, and MATTINGS~ te cheap. Maviiianassttes os" pigaatuas Vinveneneies > BIBBOMS. ‘Special attention given to ‘Mus. sepd)-tr 1109 F street, LADIES’ SHOES MADE TO ORDER, ar VERMILYA’S, 610 Oru Btreer Noxtuwest. A fineassortmentof WINTER BOOTS for rain at prices ranging from @6 60 to 87. eep29-am_ P. PALME! COAL AND WOOD. cose : COAL! COAL: woop: wooD: 1am new recelving atl ine of the bes grader Lk, EAL KID GLOVES, 75c., 2 buttons, all the | “Lee,” “Witkestarre” . Ries eter Uy cechENs toes ee | Ras Ma crecerey” bet Aiea tad sep Opposite the Patent OMco, : pis *K LAOS AND Passa- Bony By ‘CON. Distsoeuurion. ABLES L. LOCK WOOD, C18 BOFTY. Di TAYLOR. PALMER'S STATLOR, Washington, September 1, 15 opt GK Hoy M®®- 5=L™4 Bvrrgag, Deaer iy BEELIN SEPETES oot Gnvas EMBROID- an toe ATENT Do! v ns om