Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1875, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. | | 32ERES ISS TUESDAY... October 24, 1875. | Weather Probabilities To-day. | Orrics or CaIEF SIGWAL OFFicen, Washiroror, 2A, 1815. For the lower lakes, the middie and east- erp states. falling barometer, sonthwest to sontheast and northeast winds, high temper | ature, increasing cloudiness and rain, fol- } Jowed by porfhwest winds and cold weather on the lower lakes. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Loca! Attend Hempler’s auction this event. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at P- Ma. and extinguished at 5 am. Fancy sta’ ery from Tiffany & Co., New ‘York, for sate at Beall’s. Chief Engineer Cronin. of the Pistrict fire department, started last night for West Vir- ginia to purchase borses for the Gepartmen: and will be absent three or fourdays. A large pock ‘ked man in an overcoat da travelling about measuring window shut- ters of houses. pretending to have been sent | by certain bull a Tt is supposed his ulti- | anate olject is burglary. “From Jaffa to Dan” ts the title of a lee- ture to be delivered by Rev. J. G. Mason to- morrow evening at the North Cnurch, N | street, between vith and 16th. The revereod | gentieman bas been there. = At the meetieg of the Po‘omac-side Natn- | Falists’ Club last night, Mr. L. F. Want read | ® paper on “The Oaks of the District,” stat ing that of the sixteen species eleven are to be found in the District besides several hy- brids. —_—e | District Government Affhirs. | The Parking commission are making ar- | rangements fo plant trees and shrubbery tn | the Potter's field cemetry to complete the system of improvements Inaugaratel there by the Distriet arthorities. BUILDING PERMITS Horace | &® two-story brick dwelling, south reet northwest, bet b street and Vermont avenue; $12.00. an Ris- wiek. a two-story brick office, west side of Sth, between I) and E streets northwest; $2,000. S. C. McDowell, two-story brick dweilirg. south side E, between 2¢ and 3d streets northeast; $2.50 ———_+———— Tur New fensey Rercsiican Assoct- ATION AND PRINTERS’ WAGES. —At a mect- j ing of the New Jersey Republican Associa- Yop last night a resolution was adopted as a | substitute for the one offered at the last meeting of the association by Mr. Topham, | citing in ite p Indo: republican party: republican | Congress has, on ‘two occasions, refused to reduce the wages of the workmen employe in the Government Printing office. at the dictation of the employing printers of this | city.” The substitute has a preamble that «we deprecate the introduction of any reso- Jntion In an association of New Jersey re- | publicans that bas reference primarily to | ibe question at issue between the employing | printers and the Typographical Union of this | ett: ind the resolution reads: ‘That we cor- i diaily approve any action of Congress and | the republican party tending to do equal | justice to all men, employes aa weil as em- Ployers,and that we deprecate any effort | tending to widen the gap between capital | #nd labor.” } -—e AN EXPENSIVE MISTAKF.—Tpis morning | @n alarm of fire was sounded from box 125 | (central guard-honse), and in a few minutes | engine companies 1. 2 and 4, and the Hook und Ladder Company were on the ground. ‘The cause of the alarm was a mistake made in signaling to the American District Tele- ‘raph, corner of 10th and F streets, from fears eating house, on 9th street, opposite | the market, but a hundred yards from the | gvard-bouse. [t appears that a drunken col- cred man named I/auiel Carpenter went into | Scott's avd behaved in a d‘sorderiy manner, | When. instead of sending to the guard-house, | fome one attempted to signal through the | A.D. T. for a peliceman, but made one tura more than is necessary, thereby giving the | signal for a fire, and the alarm foliowed. Oa these instraments one turn on the dial is the | Signal for & messenger. two for an officer, | Sud three fora fire. These mistakes of cali- ing Out the fire department are too expen- | sive, and a remedy is demanded, even if it is | the removal of ail instruments improperly | used. { —_+—___ WASHINGTON SEMINARY AND Gonzaca | COLLEGE AssoctaTion.—An — adjourned | ing of this association was held at the | gid College building, on F, near th street. | ‘The following officers were elected :— Allison | Nailor, jr., president; Joseph H. Smith, vice | president; Frank Galt, secretary; Daniel E. Cahill, Weasurer. Execative ‘committee | Allison Nailor, jr.. Join B. MeCart C. P. | utier, Daniel W. Davis, John 0° Seara, | rank Galt, and Joseph H. Smith. The sec retary was directed to invite Rev. Father | Cleary. of Georgetown College, and Rev. | Peter Fitzpatrick to be present at the next | meeting of the association. After remarks | by Captain Thomas Lay, United States | navy, that gentleman and Mr. Cahill were s*ppointed a committee to conduct te presi- | ent elect to the chair. Mr. Nailor,on taking | the chair, spoke of the happy hours of sehool- | boy life, and thanked the association (or tne honor they had conferred upon him by elect- | ing him thelr presiding officer. ——$ ee A BURGLAR SENT TO JAIL.—in the Police Court yesterday (Judge Snell presiding) a colored. man named Jobn Smith, alias Lewis, was charged with breaking and en- tering the house of Mr. C. H. Poole, No.9i0 P street northwest, on the evening of Saturday jast, and stealing therefrom various articles of wearing @ el. The evidence was di- rect, the thief being captured in the very act | ©f robbing the hat-stand, and he was throt- | Ued and beld in durance until the arrival of {Micer Brown, who took him to the station. | The judge very p rly referred the case to | the jury, and fixed the ball at 1.000. | ‘This is one of the numerous cases of robbing | @aily occurring in the northwestern part of the city, partly because policemen are not Bumerous enough thereabouts. | SHOT DEAD WHILE GUNNING—About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Michael Ryan, while gunning with some friends on Stew- art's farm, a shor! 1 ischarge of | im, the contents of which took effect in bis head. The of young Ryan was | taken to the residence of lils parents on 5th street, between G and H streets northeast. “oroner Patterson held an inquest this | Toorping, and a verlict was returned that bis deaib was caused by a wound inflicted by | bis own bands accidentally. j —_e—— Goxk TO RicHMOND.«Abont fifty ex-con- | federate soldiers from Baltimore and one | hundred from, West Virginia passed through this city en foute to Richmond, to partici- pate in the ceremonies attending the inaug- uration of the Stonewall Jackson statua to- day. They were joined by a number of mem- bers of the Southern Memorial Association, among them: Messrs. John T. Henderson, Phil. Hungerford, Phil. K. Reilly. A. M. Tab- man, W. C. King, J. Holdsworth Gordo Wm. A. Gordon and Frank Hume. Tuey | last night for Richmond. —e ELECTION oF OFFICERS.—At a regular meeting of Columbia Temple of Honor and ‘Temperance, No. 1, held at their hali last ‘ht, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term of six months: W. €.T., J.D. Mann; W_V. T., Basdotph Metk- jehaum; W. b., H. W. Howard A. R., Lewis Wiley; W.P.R,T.P. Reid: W. T Wm. ve Vieck: W. U., W. { ipgton the first the Jtalian opera company in the country. ——————— NATIONAL THEATER—A fair audience, fonstdering the rival ai of Titien’s wel Mrs. Bowers last evening, role of ir FINk FURNITURE. The K street, where the sale of = apd gender Thursday, will be until 4 p. m. il oe! Parties id give thie sale their attention, me for sa. me $ relock chasp as the Paw the ce gee betene: 5? Who about whieh so much interest ‘wes con of late, took place yesterday *.nernvon. | ing. | (Mr. Watson, of the | first stroke. | leng, | closed up the gap, and then the two crews er. | General Term—Judges | could be made on}, The race between our two. aOR ehal 213 beat houses and all availeole posittons witressing the race wers occupiet long fore the appointed titae by crowds of ‘women snd children. There was the 2 H E just bere we would of the race next Thi te have the word for eppoinied time. Nothing from the interest and of this kind as the ing beyond the announced i id 8 i 4-3 j 2 z 5 Ly AH $3 il positions; the ginia and er the cent of o'clock the word was given @nd both boats cers in the “Sue prens lightly Lae Bo peer the Vir- the boys in blue near- the streem. At 4:52 gave a slight advan &n endeavoring to give the recks in the channel a wide berth, the in blue Potomaes ra- ther too close to the shore; and the latter, With @ lead of @ quarter of a length, endea- Yored to cross the Analostans’ boat, which caused a foul and, aswas aft ie ascer- to the Analos- med. considerable ye tan shell. Neither could claim the foul. be- cause were the cause.and the umpire ; . een seem to be tified in calling m rhs enced start was made at 5:12, both off, the Potomacs, bowever, baving their rudderdisabied at the The boys in red rowed at a rate of 5%, and the blue 45, the latter having a very slight lead; but it was evident that they could not keep up that terrific stroke very and in @ short time the Potomacs crews getting @ good pulled side by side for quite a distance, pre- senting a splendid sight, which was loudly cheered by the enthusiasts in tie half dozen tug boats which followed. Both erews soon settled down to steady work at the rate of 36 to the minute, and then the sweeping stroke of the “red” began to tell, and they gradually forged abead of their opponents, and con- | tinued to do so to the finish. The expected spurt of the Analostans was not forthcoming, and, in fact. they seemed to lag during the jast two miles. The Potomacs the line im 18 minutes and 33 seconds. Many comments were made during the race upon their bad steering, bnt a broken rudder satis- factorily accounted for that. The Analostans rowed the course in 19 minutes and 214 sec- | onds. It is reported now that their boat leaked badly, and on the whole It was not a very satisfactory race, but we look for a bet- ter exhibition next Thursday. In justice to Mr. Watson, of the Nassau Boat clab, who acted as umpire in the race yesterday afternoon, it is proper to state, that the agreement between the two clubs Was that the crews should he started by the word “go.” The usual warning “are you ready?” was omitted by agreement, and con- sequently the published strictures on the umpire for the omission do him injustice. ——_s—___ A YouNG MAN CHARGED WITH Discust- ING INSULTS To SCHOOT. GIRL: man named Charles T. K. Prentiss, man in the Treasury department, has got into trouble and made a name for himself. For some time past he has, it is charged, been hanging around the public schools and public squares, making indecent exposure of bis person to young girls. The Senne ig hod the Franklin school house, it is alleged, has been much frequented by this man. The iras- tees have been on the watch for him, but have never been able to catch him in the act, for the reason that he wears a loose overcoat, in which he wraps bimself suddenly when discovered in his prank: bout the first of the present month, it is alleged, he followed the daughter of a respectable gentleman one night to her father’s door, offering her re- ted insults In the manner describet. ast evening complaint was made at theéth preeinct by some young girlsthat they had Just been insulted on the improved rexerva- tion, near the site of the old Northern Liber- ty market house. Lientenant Eckloff and bis men ran out and soon caught him, and this morning he graced the Police Court with his presence. Superintendent J. O. Wilson and Trustee Hart were present. Mr. A. K. Browne appared for defendant. Several little school girls were present as wit- nesses, and the hearing was conducted op the part of the prosecution as de- cently as possible, but details of the testi- mony were two disgusting for publication. It was testified that the nee Was comm i- ted on the Ita and again on the 25th instant, at Franklin Square. Three school-girls gave testimony. and pointed out the man posi- Lively among others in the court. Counsel for defence set up the plea of mistaken iden- tity, and offered to prove an alibi. In order to establish their defence a continuation was asked for until temorrow. The bonds in each case was fixed at $200. Defendaat is prepossessing in looks, about 35 years of age, and it is said basa wife and three children in this eity. =e AN OLD CORPORATION ASB IN CourT— ion Suit to Prevent the Sale of Property Di ylie, Humphreys and MacArthur—the case of Wm. B. Down- ing agwinst the Corporation of Washington Was argued and submitted. Mr. J. E. Norris appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wm. Bir- ney for tbe District. The bill in tais case Was filed in IM8, aod was for an Injunction to prevent the sale of property for special Assessment for sewer in square 69. The com- plainapt alleged that the sewer does not touch the peoperty, and does not benefit it, and was constructed without authority of law, and for purposes of speculation. Tne | @uswer claimed that the ion had the power to prevent and remove nuisances, and the alley Eevin been by the Board of Heaith in january, 1863, as @ nuisance, the bill for the sewer was e an- Swer further states that in int of fact the said Lee ape was benefi thereby, and the healt the inhabitants of the square protected, that instead of impairing the value of the property it has been improved; that the sewer runs by the property of the complainant. and affords the only source of drainage for said lots; that it was impossible to have cellars and’ keep them free from water; that every one of the property owners except the no and one other have, without hesitation, paid the assessment; that the alley where the said sewer is constructed is @ public alley. Tne plaintiff claims that these improvements on the application of the one-half of the prop. owners of more erty in the square. L RoBBERY.—The “The late attempt to rob and murder Paymaster Fawcett and Superintendent Mulvany was invested with an additional interest by the arrest in this city on Saturday of McQuade, aman well known along the line of canal and long aresident of this city. The arrest was made by Mr. Mulvany in person, and the accused was at once taken before Justice Blocher, who committed him to jail to answer or un- til discharged by Lae pee of law. Mr. Mulvany was convin in his own mind at the time of the occurrence that MeQuade Was one of the masked parties, but prudently Kept his own counsel and quietly worked up other corroborating evidence, which, ‘it is med, will be produced at the proper time. ‘Warrants for the apprehension of James Reed, formerly of this city, and lately par- doned out of the penitentiary, ‘Lum’ Fear- name son and @ man of the of Bereh, of | Georgetown, D. C., were issued Satu and placed in the hands of Messrs. James Hites- chew and John James, who took the train Saturday night for that place in pursuit of ties. “Berch, tt Is Teported, has been -_ expect to hear of the edo not know what the ence is against these men.” um” Fearson will be remembered as the bail man, who, in one case before the Police Court, fave ball (worthless) for $3,000, —— an alleged thief escaped trial. There was talk of arresting «‘ Lum” for perjury, but ‘or reasons satisfactory to somebody, wat charge was pever brought to trial, other two to-day. evid REAL ESTATE SauEs._B. H. realestate broker and auctioneer, his salesman. sold yesterday aftern auction Piant, Hawkins » in the Court in | of } ea The Races Te day. OPENING DAY AT THE NEW MILE TRACK. ‘To-day the new race course—the enterprise Major F. P. Hill—near Benning’s station, the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, {about five miles out,) is being inaagurated, ! avd there is @ large attendance. This rate + track is one of the finest in this country south of New York, and doubtless it will be. come one of the most popular. It is sur- rounded by a high tongue and board fence. Some idea of the extent of the enter- Ee be formed from the fact that ever 700,000 feet of lumber was required to fit up the course. Gre several roads teading to the course, the shortest one being ont H street to the old toll-gate, thevce river road to the track. The main 1 to the new course will be by rail, and the Baltimore and Potomac run exvarsion trains at the low rate of 25 cents the round tip. < iy ope to The — BEXNING's Station, B. & P.R R., Oct. 26.—The 11:55 train from Washington brought here avout 200 persons, and the 1 o'clock train fully as many more, while #3 the hour ap- proached for the racing large numbers ap- peared on the course, coming in vehicles and on ck. Immediately on the arrival of the first train, pool-selling took place at the grand stand, and Joe Cerns seemed to be the favorite, although Yellow Jacket had many friends, a3 did also Galway. ‘The first race was for a purse of $300, 14 mile dash, free for all ages; the w.nner of the first quarter $50, of the Tace $200, second horse $50.. The entries were as follows: Hart- land, 8. h., Jobn Fletcher, owner; Yellow Jacket. b.¢..J E. Mantz, White Stockings, b g., R. H. Rush; Crickett, br. g.,R. H. Rush; Wave. b.¢., J. E. Milier; Jest, br. 1., T. B. & W.R. Davis; Jack Barkaway, b. g., Spang- ler & Beacter; First Chance, ch. g., Burton & Medinger, Lettetia H.. br.f., L. A. Hitch- ecek; Joe Cerns, ch. ¢., D. McDaniel; B. F., b. £. R. Sascer, Nettie B., br. f., Matthew Byrnes; Donneybrook, g. h., J. Coffee; Gal- way, ch. h., L. A. Hitcheock. Ti was — two o'clock before all the horses Were out on tbe track, and they were, of course, the objects of interest. Messrs. Hosea Ball, of Kentucky, and C. M. Alexander and Arthor Shepherd ‘were the judges, and Mr. L. M. Frush, the timer. At 2:15 the word was given to start, but the start was a false one, and several mpts at starting followed, the horses getting well under way on the fourth cail. First chance and Galway took the lead, followel py Ja> | Cerns, and soon the others were strung out over a considerable distance. The little jockey on Galway pressed Chance closely, and on coming dewn the home stretch by @ spurt almost passe him, hut Chance came in about a neck ahead, win- ning the race in 2:18, There are four other contests to follow, all being running races, the last being over ‘ten hurdles, GFRMAN THEATER.—From the announce- ment in to-day’s STAR it will be seen that a responsible attempt will be mate to insti- tute a series of fine dramatic performances in the German language. The first perform- ance willbe given to-morrow (Wednesday) evening at Ford's Opera House, and one or two entertainments will be given each week roviding the attempt is sufficiently encour- The company appeared in this eity last season and gave two performances with decided success. They will also appear two or three nights each week in Baitimoreat the Concordia Opera House. Between the two cities a first-class German dramatic com- pany ought to find adequate support. —_e——_ INSTALLATION OF OF FICERS.—Mount Cal- very Commandery, No. 4, Knights Templar, (colored,) last night installed the following officers: Sir Solomon J. Johnson, eminent commander; Sir Simou Areher, generalis- simo; Sir T. A. Jackson, captain general; Sir A. W. Tancil, prelate; John H. Barri!l treasurer; Jobn Dorster, recorder thaniel Roberson, senior warden; R. ris, Junior warden; Thornton H. Davi standard bearer; Isaac W. Scott, swor bearer; Arthur Mason. warden. aeons THE COCRTS. CouRT IN GENERAL TERM. Present. Justices Wylie. Humphries rnd MacArthur. In the case of Harris vs. John- son. the argument commenced yesterday was conelnded, and case submitted. ree be- low affirmed,with leave to defendant to have reference to auditor. Pendleton vs. Parker; argument commenced by Mr. Elliott, for de- fendant. Equity Court—/udee Olin, Brooks agt. Francis; pro confesso against certain defendants. Morrison agt. Scaggs: sale decreed, and J. M. Johnston appointed trustee. Lane agt. Lane; trustee's sale rati- fied provisionally. Clark agt. Dille; pro con- fetso against certain defendants. McNa- Inara agt. Blumenberg; certificate 3,429, Board Board Public‘Works, released from injune- tion. Linville agt. Murdock; receiver's re- port of Oct. 25, 1875, ratified provisionally, and defaultiag purchasers ordered to show cause. Hosch agt. Crawford; denial of in- junetion. Stolpp agt. Stolpp; final ratitica- tion of auditor's report. Owens agt. Foskey, final ratification of auditor's report. Clark agt. Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company being heard. PROBATE Court. ustice Olin and Rezister bster. To-day, in re. est. Nancy Brown; final no- lice issued to the exeentor appointing Satur- day. November 20th, 176, for settlement. In re. est. Charles C. Carico, dec.; order of sale of personal estate issued to the administra- tors. Inve. James McSherry, guardian; de- cree for sale of real estate granted to the Sse ye to be ratified by the chancellor. n re. Isabella Seikirk, guardian; decree for sale of real estate granted to the guardian to be ratified by the chancellor. A. H. Ste- henson was appointed ardian to his in- bond, 8200. tiers of adminis- tration were issued to Wm. H. U; ‘Manon the estate of M. E. Upperman; 1d, $3,000. Eliz th Kelley was a aga guardion to orpbans of James Ginnaty; bond, $3,000. In re estate of Daniel Hogan, deceased; petition filed for letters of administration. Will of Emilie A.C. Christian; will exhibited and fully proven. In re Ellen Fealy, guardian; report of sale of real estate filed, and decres Dist 5 register reported several ad- ministrators’, executors’ and guardians’ ac- counts, which were spprored and passed. Gosss adjourned to turday next, at 11 o'ek POLICE CourRT—Judge Snell. James Grayson, larceny of some stopeocks, worth $5, pleaded guilty, and was fined $20; or 60 ip jail. Also, cha with the ee in another case; six months in Ji ries Conner, Richard Burch and John Conner, assault and battery on Joel Crawford; $10 and costs each. ~ Ananias Coates, larceny of a watch and chain froin Charlotte Smothers, a cook employed at the Capitol, who testified that she had to have a watch to cook eggs and other things, where @ minute’s time makes a great difference in the dishes; $50 and cos: GEORGETOWN. THE Nassat FOUR were on the river practising this morning and attracted much attention. WM. H. CRAIG, esq., writes from California that his bride’s health has been serious! impaired by the too sudden change of eli- mate, and her physician has ordered her re- torn to the east. THE OFFERINGS OF WHRAT at the Mer- chants’ Exchange to-Jay amounted to 4,800 bu: abels, which Was all Sold at from $1.35 to 138, RIVER AND CANA.—Arrived—Steamer Jobn Gibson, from New York, consigned to K.P. A. Denbam, with general merchandise for District merchants; Sarah C. Smith, from Philadelphia, with coal for Diekson & King; schooner Kitty Aun, from Alexandria, with 1,600 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Brother. caral—Roat Hattie and Bessie, with 3,400 els of wheat and 100 barrels of flour for Hartley & Brother. sect iviowriects Media sy Dr. Eccleston, his election having bsen ratified by the uisite number of standing commit tees, will be the next bishop of lowa, s7The Brooklyn police commission has prohibited its men from carrying pistols in ihe day tme. a7-The Lenard Wales ee teried esterday, disem ‘rom Ecraple ‘at Ismalis, 7A dispatch from Staunton, Va., reports the suspension of the Virginia banking aad trust company. "7 Returns from the Colorado election in- —— thes the republicans — carried the in the coustitatiopal convention. nf ‘57 A woman in Massachusetts ed a tramp the other'day, after which he asked if he might go to long enough for her to wasn and tree eninge 87 An informal was tendered to op. Cae Scburs fast igh at tne. rewideneo of » in New York. Ex Govern- == and ‘were among those pres- S7-The survi of the famons “Si: > banquet at the Alexandra Balakiava by a Palace, near Lon- are for sale by all dealers im Stationery, SSaeseasas fhe ee IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & 00., org-sefa 130 & 140 Grand Bt, New Fork, | Boe Steck Gx: by 2 t ae} Ste which the 2a3 per cent. per annem hange lower than y- at F of eo ed ort es to 4 508, business is about 3 cent b.low these rates In the mney market, call ioans. both. fr brokers’ bala: cee at stoeR exchange and fur loa & banks and trnet companies are now 4a5 per cnt. Hovernment bonds here are ai higher thane: y Meh The stock market opened with Res compared with yesterday's closing xtreme sles, given in order uf activity, we been as follows: Laka Shora. 605, a60; ern Union Tolograph, 773¢a70%; Pacitic Mail, 41'ad's- Erte, 175s0167, Tihwestern. Sai: Missour Pacific, 1sa>' Paul, 345,034); Union Pacific, S7a663¢! Harnibal oe. 15003: Ohio and Micsisirpi. 16% 8's: Michigan Central, o<aél; New York Central, 101*sas. ——*_.___ ‘The Barkew. Battimor®, Oct. 26.—Cotton steady and active— micdling, 12 Flour very quiet and: ui changed" Wheat (uiet ard steady—No.A2 weate red, I 35a1.37; Mfaryland red, 1.l0ai.40: other grades unchanged. ‘Cora quict—sonthern white, 75a73, 4 yellow, 71; western mixed, 70 bid Oate, dull— sou hen. 33046; tern white, 4346; western mixed. 30a42, Rye steady. id unchanged. °Provisio Pork steady and firm, firmly—eboulders. 9ay lore packed, Benldds. Bacon quiet but firm: shoulders, 103; clear rib rides. T4galas: ham . Lard steady—refinel. Miials: Buster 4 nged. Petroleam dull—crud: "¢- Coffee dull and nominal, abe t. 26.—Virginia 6's, lers. 43; ‘Weat Virginia”. North ® Bixes. ig do, special tax, 2 bid to-day. i near steady. 10 New Yorn, Oct, 26—Stocks dull and a little lewer. Money,4. Gold, 154 Exchange. long. 490; abort. 4843;. Governments dall; a better faeling OKK, Oct. 26—Flour quiet aad heavy. est dell and declts Corn fi niny CITY ITEMS. Corns, &c —Easy Feet being requisite to heaith and com: thon- sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr. White's well-known establishment, 535 15th street, ite the Treasury, for relief from Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, etc. Gomasieues ieee FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Beantifier. Miss HULETT is gaining @ successful law Chilbiatins, 5 practice in As, Her “attachments” are pot easily resis! She uses a ler. FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifer For Medicinal and Family use. G. G. CORNWELL & BONS, FINE GROCERS, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. We also offer Kk special, BENT ry INDENSED MILK, LOF FEE, NG ¥ rete} ta ro Sie] (4 ot Be 5 om BD FooD, MEATS, for Sandwiches, . BUTTER, a MACKEREL. m octls-tr s Fi TABLE ik Tic taf, 1-GILLIOUS Le d ic Pills has ly increased. attenti: en on ome cms ic} > i e} fet BEM cet Sa Pci S| ‘BA to the stor They start the liver in a healthy and active opera- tion, ‘They cure billiousness, sick headache and c. nees. They are invaluable for indigestion and dys- bas ts ; thoroughly cleanse the entire syetem. ti TBeY do not gripe or give pain during thelr ac- jon ‘They are adanted for general nse. Ohbildren and delicate persons can take them as well as the stro: d robust. Home made,they are always fresh, (while patent pills generally are not,) and conse- Ponty Uniformly effectual. Price, 25 cents per x. Forsale only ARTHUR NAYTANS, Pharmacist. oct]l-tr Corner 3d and D streets northwest FALL 4ND WINTER STYLES. NEWGOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR 625 TO $100. SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., — e ACIAL 45D COMMERCIAL. GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. | DRY GooDs. | LADIES’ Goons. Sie the i= Sonne nereeE: uw 1 MISS R.A. McCORMICK, 5 =) to ‘he having porebased from the ae . Feros PR Re, ‘Bogan & Wylie their en 005 Penneytvente Avenue, (Up Stair bes .. Sn ra Five French MILLINEBY for the Pall and 5 1 ae, voter AL TATIOe oak Ce RIDERSTA | passe St the old stand. 1014 Tth street, imported BONNETS end HATS ict wun |; WEDNESDAY. the 27th instant. at To'clock | ihe choice and select assortment | "Wine French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, stLAs, Pm. LS oat is earnestly requested. NE’ SLL AND WINTER GoODs, RIRBOBS, &c. oom cadeoe | FYRMES a. RETLY, Secretary. | Bch will beole at lowest rates. Great bargains | "Borciel sheciion etren to orders. etm r_ Foe BENT IX cnongetows—toe sain | Ye copected. IRD WYLIE, Ss. seama DWELLING Wo. 93 West street con see | _octa-er 1014 Teh street northwest | FE @ D orasine nae Caan re LE AND Want HaTS AND BONNETS, At Mrs. DAVID B_ YOUNG'S Store, atrest, a, HURSDAY. Oc ober OT, 1et8 Fespectfully invited to attend. amine our Goods. i BENJAMIN RORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK, D, ©, 1 HIGH ST. 9 to4 on Saturdays bes Interest paid on ts. General Banking Rusiness done, and col- ape Hoare” dv POURINHOUR Proen. Mondays. B. 4 e H.W. Baanert. Cashier. Duvertors. a Thos Dowling, | J.T. Mitchel, | B. L. Gropiey, Haruey, H. WHEaATLEW?S STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING TAB- say LISH MENT. = 49 Jefferson Street, Georkctown, DC. ished, 1S31."Proninum awarded, 137. En- improved, 18/4. Ladies’ ané Gertiemon's pacel of . inctnding Vei Kid Gloves. ed or dyed; also, Cartains and Gods, Carpets and Bi cleaned daring the Summer mouths, Send us your address and we will call for and re torn work st any place tu the Di-trict free of extra charge, Work received and retarned by mail or ex ™ and to ary place in the country tr BUSINESS CHANCES. ONKY TO LOAN, on first-class Reat curity. Apply si KENNEWY 5 Real Ei Office, 7 1887-CL. NT Ap Fred. W. Jones, Toomas Kuowle oy . street, rear of Riggs &( 0 ASS FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RE! yar above Oc% 3t i el LEASE OF A LARGE HOUSE, near iho Ebbitt Hove, may be obtained at a tow rate by party who will buy the turniture in the hous: ; best location in city for boarding houee, oct2s it GEO. BR CORURN. Ve-non Row. [OR BENT—two FURNisHay HOUSES, 7 room, unfurnish. large STORE, in beet location in city for business; Unfay 5 ROOMS, on Pennsylvania avenu: OFFICK ROOMS. in Vernon Row; DESK ROOM, in large, fine office GEO. B COBURN It Vernon Row, corner sth st. RARE CHANCE — FOR SAL E—Fixtures. Gool Will and Lease of an exceileat BUSINESS STAND, centrally ard most fushionably located, and adapted either fora fine grocery, a meat mar- o1 asiness, or all combined, at corner Ath and M street northwest, in Washington, DC. Fer price and term~ inquire at the Real Kstate K ebange of RUSSELL & FAEHTZ, No. 515 strect northwest. oct2i eo8t E55, 545 EXCHANG® FOR CI iT and OYSTER PAC! oT nity; wharf nearly 1 000 feet lone, leep watcr all the year round; Sacres of grownd elling with 11 Too the packing nd cher out buildings are belonging to ths For particulars inquire at-RUSSBLL ¢c . $10 7th street northwest. RESPECTABLE PARTIES OUT OF EM PLOY- MENT Iusurance Agents gr Book Canvansers Rreferred) can enelly earn fi dress Lock Box 74 City (OR SALE CHEAP. good CIGAR AND TO. BACOO BTORE; ‘corner stand; 1 business. — Sat given for sel Misfactory reasons ing Address “SATISFACTION.” Star office. oc2t-eus.* ee OL WwW ANTED— From $7,000 to 810,000 for five years at tight per cent, first class real oxtate security ; houses new. Address peti H.,” 8tar office. 23 6t £60,000 a q 70 LOAN ON 3-65 BONDS AT 4 7 per cent. per anoum; 10 commie- sions. A. WORTH SPATES, Attorney for Ba: oct23 3" ‘21 Lexington st.. Baltimore, %5 $20,000 To LOM GS, £65, BONDS tor sent. Also, $15,000, $3,000 and $2.000 on real state. FRED. KOONES oct23 3t 1002 F screet n. w. Fe EXCHANGE FOR MB@OHANDIS| two story Brick BTORKE HOUSE; lot 22: H revting for tar IEAM Canton, Missouri; price 3.40. BUREAU OF BXCHANGE, 510 F street. ington, D.C. oct23 St FozSsALs. EX H-NG¥. LEASE, OR WOULD FO A STOCK COMPANY—A SW-acre, 1t- cot vem COAL MINK, (Bituminous developed 4 ready for we hs Sampl.s ard information * BUBEAU OF EX HANGE, S20 eat. OF street north. oct23 Bt A RESIDENCE IN ‘A first class DWELL- UB EXCHANGE FO WASHINGTON OITY ing, érentin 1.20) per year, with adj unine lots, 128x280; at Flushing, eight ‘miles from New York city, “BURBAU OF EXCHANGE, $20 F street northwest. octzs St F OB BALE. ‘Two very desirable two-story frame HOUSES of seven rooms each on 12 h street northwest, near Boundary street; will be sold very cheap.” For farther particulars 1g = CHAS. A RISCKLEY & CO. oct23-6t__31 Le Droft Building, (S92 ¥ ) (OK SALE—3¢0,000 Merchantable BRIOK. F Alo, BRICK YARD and IMPLEMENTS. Ay: cotzl-6t Office Plant's Building. TBA: BRICK WORK: GINE. two MAOHINES, 3. FOR SAuE— oo ', that will mal On TUESDAY, the 19th instant, I will com- mence pay special im) it taxes at: er Segeih Tony wi ayer aoe a H, F. Davis, cctl8.tr 535 15th street. Fo EXOHANGE—We have fifteen acres of LAND at Beltsvilie, Md., on the Baltimore Washington railroad, which frowts pay =. ‘90 feet op a public road.and has @depth of 700 feet to another roal, which we can exchenge for unin; Jote thie iy. Dobds # DARNEILLE. _ oct lb: t 500 F street. SPECiAL IMPEOVEMENT TAXES WILL BE PAID aT RATES LOWER THAN ANY YET PUBLISHED! A a eos Z : M oR aPamrel Sen, sare: ee Breet Wet ea ee ae pe ae time WE ARE OFFERING A large and well-selected stock of HEATING STOVES. 47 MARKED DOWN PRICES, Special Attention te all Jobbing TO LOAN ON 3-65 BONDS tor | 614 97m Braet, OrrosirE PaTENt OfPore. BERLIB ZEPRYRES, WORSTED COODS, and CABVAS BROLDBBIES. (CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOops | STORE IN WASHINGTON. | | _ Large swortmant of Ladice and ObiMtren'y Gardi- = & Moreed Warts, ots, Clouds, Enewia "Fancy ose, and Lagginige te wool, cloth Fine selection of Children's Merimo Cloaks, in i i Cotton, 3c. white and drat colors Cotton, Se | , The cMiebrated Stelle Kid Gloves, 2 button, @1 25, ard Cambrics, in Navy Bins, Seal Browne, lfc - worth 20 |, a mie Double width Black Water proof, CABTER'S, 707 MARKET ae JOB LOT oF Very Guest Bleck Alzoee, Se. ‘worth @c. j Qrerone yard wide Black TS gia git sa” | BAMBURG EDGES AND INSERTINGS, Bergsins ir Slack Silks, g1 25. a Kew Drea ° “t every day ie VERY chmar : Den | | BSLDING®S \ OUNCE SPOOL SILK a5c., awe the best tn the ma: ket 4 discount to dressmakers for sce end bove, cheap. | INGES. FEATHER TRIMMING alps, Woren seams Hnglieh Stockings: Sic. octes-tr | Peethamarent Pies ds of Notions at 20 per cent D®* G00ds at HaLr Tags VALUE. GADIES BERAKFAST DRESS Caps, | FIOHUS, JACKETS ana KIRTS tate rder. Ladies own Laces m raat Magnificent Black Gros Grain ilk @1 28 Allsworl Gamets Hair Pind. fhe wer? 2s a an Superb Pisid Diagone's at 28, 30. and 40 certs ote Beautiful Black Mobair. 37 conte, worth so cobte ee ov and All wool Black Cashmere. conble width, "Th, cents JEANNeREr Handsome Plaids. od ity; 15 cent, 2 Merino Underwe: a URNED FROM PARTS Special bargain in 2 & > yee Largest stock of Guipure and Yak Laces in 8 TS om ew patterns just received, at the Cheapest store iu HEN bo att the city, +2 . CONNOLLY P PALMAR baw _ectgett 60% ob street. opp. Patent Offie | [7 BAS BEEN ONE OF THE CHIRF O83 RCTS in our busines to offer to the public the very dest qualities of all cl RY Goops, ving, the bent value for the emallest amount ex Peuded. Jn no one item have we obtained so great success as in vur BUACK SILKS. We have bad many asserancrs of this Customers and others, who pever Silk except from us. We have now placed on our counters a line of SILKS BRANDED CASHMERE OENTENNIAL We km goods from the cocoon to the fin | #.and have m | in competition wiih any < plar manufactiros Luster and Durabilit Weave them in prices ‘rani 26 per yard: marked in plain Agures, fi Bo change will be permitted JOHN T. MITCHELL oct#2. 30 931 Penasyivania av GiEO. J. JOBNSON & CO, MADE TO ORDER, ar VERMILYA'S, 610 Gru Staxer Nonrmw A fineassortmentof WINTER BOOTS for sale a> | Pricer ranging from @5 50: ° ___ EDUCATIONAL. zt MABINI'S BALL, on September 9, 1575, | Days of lnstsuction are Thersday, Friday and Sat 711 MARKET SPAce, wg oo Ore and fected at the above place. ptember application may bo mac Have just recoived afresh supply of rh Ghee NEW DBESS GOODS, In Plaids and Plain Goode. Merinos and Cashmeres" Bleck Alpacas, very good. at 25. 31 and S7%sc New Cassimeres in and by the yard, all Prices, from 20 cents to #3 20 per yard. at's Bicces fast colors Prints, 6%; bave been selling | is. 50 pieces Prints, at 5 cte.. worth 10. lcase yard wide White Cotton, at 10 cents, eynal toany in this city. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Very chesp, to close out. ootlé tr GEO. J. JOHNSON & € a, J. ©. WISWALL & CO. Teachors—M ison SUSTE POLLOCK 2. iB. NOSRE,and Bice SABAH POLLOCE to & Application to be made after So clock io 1100 & Feet, corner of B and lith strectsn w. sop lew Mes. LESSONS at s reasonable price, by competent Teacher mere principally pre at S21 Vermont bse isra, 7 Pex vi Avexor St the Music Btores, wher TO THE FRONT. Having been successful in disposing ef the unde. sirable penton of their goods, and having. fatied to their efforts to close the stock as they bad antici | ated, have the honer to announce that they hare deter mined to continue their business, and shalt On MONDAY, October 18th, Opena NEW, FRESH AND COMPLETE STOCK | or FALL AND WINTER: DRY GOODs, Just purchased at the great BANKRUPT SALES in Bew York. We call attention to BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! lebrated makes purchased at Anction st ruinons sacrifice to the importer, to be offered at an Unprecedented reduction on all former prices. BLACK DRESS Goeps, New, rich and elegant. CASHMERES, ALPACAS, MOMAIRS, 4c, AT AUCTION PRICES. — Oy c at tores OF address the Principal, Mo. ye EO. INGALUS KING. Greamts: Bt. John”! Partss, Fall lines of UNDEBWEAR for every body, lower than ever before sold in any market. CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, & direct from auction. pairs FINE WOOL 11-4 BLANKETS at $6; former price 910. Best ever sold for the money. BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMASK, frill widths, 50 cents per yard. EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS, s cents. ANDROSCROGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, 10 conte, PRINTS and CAMBBICS (Job L 3 cents J. C. WISWALL @ ©0., octt6 tr No. 310 SEVENTH STREET. (CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS $Edroscoggin Bleached Cotton, 10s. Fast colored C: Ende B. siring treatment of any c consult bim with The utmost confidenc for taty patrents, Jair and Cloth Goots. nthe t jerinoes, Drap E te. Carpet. must be reduced for ceah. lish Brussels. @1.25 worth 91.78. eerates. 0, o ‘Cheap. “ % Ne NAUDAIN, 709 Market Space. octls tr BRODHEAD « Co., 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUS BEe.WEen 9ty axv 10TH Srazets, ‘Have just received a complete etock of the late NOVELTIES IN DBY GOODS, ‘cents yard, Pisin Far apiaeteknes ae i CAmEL'S EB. ac, &C., See yy BI meester cumrerret gs IERES of French manufacture, im color, quality and durability, from Tega - [pga (ea and crib,) from Twilled and Piain,) ‘within White cctl-tr_939 Peuns. ave., Joun T. Anus. INSURANCE AGENTS AND GENERAL > Le Droft Building, Corner of F and 8h Streets.