Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1875, Page 5

ING STAR. . October 29, 1875. For the middie states and New Ei filing barometer, northeast to sou! ant wirdés, higher temperature and increasing @lovdiness, with occasional rain. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Lecals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 5:50 p. m_and extinguished at 4:36 a.m. Police Commissioners yeaterday dis- missed the compiatnt pending against Ser- geant Hamilton K- Redway ot “‘conduct un- ing &n officer.” eee infant, wrapped in a newspaper, was found in the neighborhood of the P-street circle by some eitizens, and terned over to the police ef Lieat. Nconan’s precinct. The Ladies Quartery Review for the winter by E. Butterick & © m Lewis Baar, agent, 407 9 lete resume of Euro- ions. meeting at Foundry M.E.Chureh last night, Rev. preached from the text, “Ask and you shall Feceive.” to a large ‘congregation. week the 8 Will be held at the Con- regationa’ burch, O Sir, Tolbert Lanston, of this city, hax pat- an improvement i motive smok stacks by which he claims fo promote com- bustion in the furnace by increasiny ame time throwing the e: “ap pass beneath them before they The invention consists of a1 fall. reeted upward and backward ai mouth in the upper part of the smoke stack, vy whieh a current of air ix created, and it is claimed that this current will be safficient i aceompiish the object. District Government Affairs. The firemen are receiving their pay to-day for the present month. The «Mcers of the Police Court were paid to-day for the Bret time by the District Con- troller, instead of, as heretofore, by the mar- shal of the court Quite a rush has already been made for the pOrition of fire commissioner, made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Joseph Williams. A delegation of citizens from South Wasb- ipgton was before the District Commission- ! | Trials of Speed at the New Mlle Track. Decision of tho nders, and smoke so high that } and seeond | in yesterday" | and did not start. Snow Mr. Wilson | Next | | gether. with Dia the | ert toiay. to urge the appointment of Mr. | F_A. Boswi 1 for the place. BUILDING PERMITS were issnied to-day by Inspector Plowman as follows: Mrs Long, a brick dwelling on the south side of G street. between North Capi- to} streets northwest; $2,000. Allen Hay > y and basement brick dwelling on 3d Street, between East Cap b A streets southeast; $3,01 h, improve brick house on the south of F street, betwern 9th and 10th streets northwest; $60. John T. Scott, repair frame ewelling on the north side of E street, be- tween ih and 7th streets southeast; $500. Pebsie7 2 THE CLARVOR NVESTIGATION—The Ji ment of the Roord of Poti —Yesterday afte noon the Board of Metropolitan Police Com- missioners, losing the doors to con- wider the connection of Chief De teetive J. A. W. Clarvoe with the release of | Snyder, by faiting toarrest John Green, “the bogus Fides,” finally gave their jadgment in the matter as follows “In the matter of the charges and _specifi- ations touching the relations of J. A. W. Clarvoe, chief of the detective corps, to the relesse of E. W. Snyder (a burglar in jail) wron false bail, it is hereby “Resolved, That no evidence has been ad- before this board showing that the A. W. Clarvoe, chief of the detective corps, is guilty of the charge or eitner of the specifications: and, in the jadgment of this board, he (the said Clarvoe) is not guilty ©f the charge or specifications, or either of them. ther. That J. A. W. Clarvoe. tives, in failing to exerci the vigilance and activity that belongs to his position and responsibilities in omitting to take active steps to identify John Green posed to be the man who had given false _bpon which Snyder, the burglar. released) at the time he Green) first came to Washington his (Clarvoe’s) company, the 2d of Angust, 1-75, and also in failing to £0 to Baltimore op the day he was earnestly requested to go by two members of th board and bring the said Green to Washing- ton, and in neglecting to promptly report to the board or any member of it. or to the major and superintendent of the force, upon his return to Washington from Baitimor2, to which city be went on the day following that on whieh he was requested and prom- ised to gO, and assi; the reason why be did Pot arrest the said ‘Washington for identification, committed &n error of judgment. and thereby incurred the disapprobation of the board. A “PARTY WALL” CASE.—Justice E Robinson has rendered his decision in the ease of D. L. Morrison use of Caroline Board- Jey against Patrick Kelly, giving jndgment for defendant. This was brought io recover $51.69 for the use ef a partition wall, and the guestion naturally arose whether the de- fendant in the construction of his building oreupied any portion of the platintitTs grounds? | Stream, and the Analostans the Virginia } | THE RACES YESTERDAY. Le" Major Hie wee saule Wenek, ning races at "a new m > | oor Benning’s station, and after the frst had b-en run (as reported TAR) tue following trials of | speed took place: THREE CUARTER MILE DASH fora purse of $25, for borses owned in the | District of Columbia, Fairfax —y, * end Montgomery, ick and Prince George's counties, Md., to be ridden by own- ers or amateurs, residents as above; weight, 15 pounds. There were four entries: say Line, + ee conn acket. Bay Line was dec! 18) le, ite at todds. Yel @GRet tool 1e lead, with Snowball second and Skirmisher third. Snowball took the lead at the quar- ter pole but fell to the rear at the half mile pole, Skirmisher leading, with Yellow Jacket pressing bim closely. Skirmisher won easily ten lengths ahead of Yellow Jacket, with the favorite a long way behind. Time—1.29\4. THE LAST RACE on the programme was a hurdie race of two and a half miles, over twenty hurdles, for a purse of £650; to winrer of firsi half mile, one and a half miles, $150; of race, #250; sec ond horse, $100; winuer of first and second day’s hurdle race to carry ten pounds extra. There were three entries: Jos. Donohue’s b. hb. Cariboo. Ayre’s & Suteliil’s b. g. Wiavolo, and L.. A. Hitcheock's ch. f. Busy Bee. Cart- boo was withdrawn on account of lameness and Diayolo was the favorite 5 to | against the field. Both horses started off in the lead, whic main’ throu, in 2 ined by one the race, winning by o taking all the prizes. Time To day's Races. Speciat Dispatch to The Sa: BENNING'S STATION, Os The attend: on the prey: : ), ma 5.10. th. | nee to-day is much larger thaa ops Jays, this being the “lastday of the ra ‘he grounds were crowded to overflowing. Toe great interest is in the ch, the iderable elt in the mile heat in whieh and other fine horses are en- | THE FIRST RACE was a two-mile dash, purse $359—winner of | first mile $100, of the race $200 and second brook, Gen. Harney, Bar- a H.and Springlet were en- , and Harney was the favorite. The | horses got off well together, and the first mile was @ dead heat between Burgoo and Spring- let. Gen. Harrey, however. won the race in 341%. Burgoo being the second horse and Denbybrook third. po 2 ee THE BOAT RACE YESTERDAY. The Nassaus the Victors, The race between the NassaujClub, of New York, and the Analostans, of this city, which has been anticipated with such interest for some time past, took place yesterday after- noon op the Potomac. The committee of ar- rangements deserve great credit for the promptness with which they settled all the preliminaries. Shortly before four o'clock the crews were conveyed to the starting oint in tug boats, and after very little de- assau crew WAS com ed of John T, stroke; G. T. Floyd-Jones, 3; Lind- sey Watson, 2; and J. B. Reynolds, bow. Their uniforms were white with a blue band across the shoulder and breast. The Ana- jostans were the same as composed the rac- ing crew on last Monday, and were dressed in blue. The Nassaus had the center of the shi Mr. Watts, of tne Undine Cinb, of Baltimore, acted as umpire, and Messrs. Galt and Hayes as time keepers. The dis- charge of a pistol started the crews very well, although the Nassaus canght the water first and led by a quarter ofa length,rowing at the rate of thirty-six orseven to the minnie; the Analostans, however, soon overhauled them With their terrible stroke of forty-three or four, and off the “Chickens” they had gained #n almost imperceptible lead. They must bave moderated their stroke somewhat, for very soon the boys in white were abreast of | It seemed then that the race was a | foregone conclusion in favor of the Naseaus, for if, with their slow sweeping stroke, they could Ue the “blue” it showed considérabie reserve power. The Analostans rowed man- | fully, however, and from below the “Chick- | justify TRE ORANT.WILSON CASE. | District Sapreme | H M. WILSON TO SHOULD NOT BE NTED. ; Jn the Supreme Court mee eral Ter g— Ji ‘ylie, Olin, Humphre; and Mrearihur the opinion of the court ia the matter of the Sypientinn for @rale on | Bor, Jeremiah M. Wilson to show cause “any he should not be removed as a member | of the bar filed by Mr. A. K. Browne for Al- ber! Grant was delivered. This application | was before the court yesterday. when Mr. Wilson filed by Messrs. Merrick and Elliott an answer to Grant's petition JUDGE HUMPHREYS delivered the opinion of the court, in which he said the question was whether the coart Would permit the paper filed to go upon the record and whether they should call upon ‘Wilson to answer. They had read the paper, as also the irporting to be the answer and exhibits, and they had carefally consid- | THE RULE ON 3 SHOW CAUL@ Ww ered them, and had coms io the conclusion ard without the slightest difference of opin- ion among the jmiges, that the court was not called upon to lake the action asked. They gather from the proceedings in which the ap- Hecant has been interested that bis affairs Reve become 80 complicated as to induce him to go into litigation, and he has appa- rently got the idea that the world was against bt ney had come to the sonclusion that legations are not such as would the court in oriering the in- vestigation and proceeding asked for. A lawyer's reputation is his property, he has & fee Simple to it. and it should not be ques- tioned un/ess for good and sufficient reasons. General charges would not answer. In con- clusion he read the follow! it fam advised by my brethren to nd it is delivered &s the unanimous coneluston of the court—that we can see nothing in the whole matter to raise even a tittle of suspicior against the strict intezrity and moral and legal professional bearing of Mr. Wilsa He stands in our ination &8 a worthy member of the bar,suite | amd fitted to practice that profession, whieh when the prine!ples of itare strictly adhered to,clevate the ideas of trath, fix bigh the standard of fatth, and carry the individual mind to a safe and'sure position from which the liitle disturbances of life cannot. move it. His deportment has been modest and unassuming, as if conscious from the beginning that when the tests were applied he would stand acquitted of the least lingering suspicion.” JUDGE MACARTHUR said, after reviewing the proceedings in the cases of Grant against the Phoenix Insurance Company, that the principal charge sought to be made was that Wilson appeared for adverse parties. This adverse party was the reeviver appointed with the consent of the party tilixg this petition, and he could not be regarded as an adve' arty.even if the ed contract was in foree; but the pa ow that Mr. Wilson had retire! from the case at that time. JUDGE WYLIE remarked that untila rule is issued there is ho case in court. In tbis case the party had filed a paper in the clerk’s office, as though he had @ right to bring suit, and then some body bad published it in the newspapers. ‘The paper then was not npon tbe record, and until yesterday was not before the court and the counsel had waived the rale by filing an answer. In their conclusion not to issue the rule they bad not thought proper to regard the answer. The petition shows that the contract was made in May, and the re- cords do not show that Wilson & Shellabar- ger appeared in the cases after the time they state that they abandoned them in June,when the act complained of is said to have been committed in September. The contract on its face appeared to be a wild one, which no lawyer would enter into on a contingency, although it is sworn to; but we are not bound to believe everything that is sworn to. This contract purports io bind the firm to counsel, Grant. and his danghter, and the representatives of his estate. Tiere is no ground for a rule on the face of the pot and the application is denied. —_—_s—__—_ The Dental Convention. PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY AFT A session of the Maryland and Dist Coinmbia Dental Society was held = yesterday afternoon, when Drs. Fouke, of ‘Westminster, Md.,and Hunt, of this ¢ 5 addressed the convention on the subject mechanical dentistry, after which Dr. B. F. ens” 'to the “Three Sisters” the two boate | sped side by side, and it seemed impossible to tell which was abead. Off the “Sisters” | | the New York boys gained about a quarter | Green and bring him to? of a boat length’s lead, pulling a 36-stroke, | and when off the Analostan landing the gap | bad been widened to three lengths, though | the boys in blue struggled manfully to close | itup. They made the better turn round the | point, and ‘from there to the finish spurted | desperately, materially lessening the dis- | tance between the boats, and crossed the line | only six seconds after the Nassai of the victors wes 2) minutes, 524 seconds They pulled a long, steady stroke, and did not make any noticeable spart during the | race. As regards home interests, of course | the result was a disappointment, but from a | racing standpoint the contest was a most | satisiactory one, and all agreed thatit was evidence so far from showing that defendant | occupied the plaintiffs ground showed that t occupied bis own ground. It must be admitted, however, that the de- fepdant was bevefitted by the wal! of the plaintiff, which saved bim (defendant) the expense of weathervoarding and left 4 of an la | Clubs next wees, inch between the walls,so he did not en- upon defendant's wall or directly | eceu) it in the purviewof t jaw ‘Regul i- ting Party Walls.” The law says -‘in case of party walls built in part adjoining lots | under former one moity of the ¢ dimensions or so much thereof as the butld- ing owner shall have occasion to make use ofsbould be paid for by him before he shall anyways use or break into the wall.” Now the question arises, “Whether the defendant broke into the walls of the plaintiff” It ap- pears from the evidence that he did not, therefore, it is clear that the plaintiff has no claim for the use of his wali defendant oceupies exclusively his own ground. But if re: ating authority therefor ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND Po Tomac RaILway.—Yestenlay moroing special fast freight train on the Baltimore and Potomac railway collided with the ac- commodation train leaving Washington at *4 a. m. The accident occurred after the freight train bad left tbe tunnel, when pass- ing from the double to the single track at La- | The engine of the freight | fayette station. train struck the rear passenger car, throwing itomf the track and otherwise damaging it, also damaging the pilot of the engine. A lady from Patuxent was slightly injared, and the passenger train detained for ove hour and thirty minutes.—Bal!. Gaze/te, 2h, on] JOAQUIN MILLER.—The managers of the Galaxy lecture course have provided au en- lertatpment for Saturday evening which eapnot fail to tract a large audience. Joaquin Miller is peshaps the most noted of the rising American poets, and bis reputa- tion is as firmly established abroad as it is wt home.. Indeed, It was in London that he frst won his literary spurs, a fact which lends additional interest to the subject he has ebosen for tus lecture. The author of the “Songs of the Sierras” deserves a cordial Welcome at the capital. -—— MARRIAGE Lic s been issuel as Heim and Heurietia Paatz, eh % Martha P. Wilison, J. W. Payne and Rosa E. Carroll, Richard Lueas and E!lep Colilas, &. J. Sim (of Baltimore) and Emma C. er oe loses Holmes and Lucy Watkin, Godfrey Driver and Caroline Hunter, James Pol and Laura Alexander, Randall Bowie and Sallie burgee, Robert B. Tretler and Carrie L. Moore. ITALIAX OPERA.—The lovers of music will be to learn that Mr. Ford has nce of Mins accomplis. -~ is herself one of the Tones. ve Karl, the prine mown to Our’ musical public. The com ipal tenor. is weil- pany is complete in ail ius detalis, orchestra, @ Sne chorus, &e. Mrs, Bowers red again at Na- oval Theater last night in ner fevortes rote of “Lady Isabel.” in ast Lynne.” Her usual, excellent. and she well i by Mr. John McColiom and Mr. Ford's fine company. To-vight Mrs Bowers wil) have 4 benef ss 4 need 1 frst time, and doubtless the one. | ay | } } ‘barge for the regulation. | a party wall | On the hearing of the case the , Yelles and beaux of both Georgetown and ‘one of the most interesting sights of the kind they had ever witnessed. | The complimentary reception tendered the | Nassaus by the Potomac Club last evening | at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, was a raost en- jJoyable affair.’ The hall was handsomely | decorated with flags,prominent among which were the colors of the Nassau and Potomac clubs. The room was crowded with the | Washington, and the toilettes of the ladies were truly clegaut. Weber furnished the ex- | cellent music. The gayeties were continaed | until an early hour this morning. The statement in one of the morning pa- bers regarding Mr. A. R. Shepherd’s offer of prize to pte po for 7 the three boat | 8 incorrect. Terra Cotta Company.” Mr, Le Roy Tuttle, Treasurer of the Poto- mac Terra Cotta Company, writes to say iu reference to an article under the above cap. tion in THE STak of the 23d inst., that about six months ago that company commenced the manufaeture of sewer pipe in this Dis- trict. “In a short time the superior quality and cheapness of their pipe enabled m to command the market to the exciusion of all other brands. About this time a few of the large plumbers got the idea that the facture of pipe here deprived them of the ad- vantage which they had previously enjoyed over small plumbers, by enabling them to buy large stocks out of this market, which the small plumbers could not do; they thought it was not a good thing to have their neighbors enabled to buy of a manufacturer as cheaply as they could buy themselves; so the word went out ‘the Potomac Terra Cotta Company must be broken down.’ To accompi this object, an association was formed called “The Master Plumber's Association of the District of Columbia.” This association established a list of prices for terra cotta and plumbers material,which eraged one hundred cent. more than the prices which they themselves od for any such material, and they prohibi member of the association from purchasing material from apy dealer or afacturer who should sell to any. not meMbers of the association, at less than the price which they had established. They bound their members not to do any work unless they could furnish the material and they charged & bundred percent. profit on the material thus furnished. They dictated their terms to the large dealers in plumbing materia! in Unis city and Baltimore, and by preventing the smali plumbers from buying material (except at exorbitant prices), forced them to oin the association. A. R. Shepherd & Co., yward & Hutchinson, and a few others refused to join the association. Thereupon the association notified the Potomac Terra Cotta Co. that they must discontinue their sales to Shepherd others, not members of the association, or they wouk! transfer the business from them to Baltimore manu- | facturers. The company refused to ary with (thé these terms, and the associatiou immediately notified the dealers that they must not sell the pipe of the Potomac Cotta Company, of the pipe by members of the They arranged with Baltimore turers to supply the W: and then com; the W: pation this Baltimore pi, x eee = in pipe in Washington to se! hodne-made pi }» It bel ter and cheaper than the Baltimore cle. For the same reason the plumbers generally would be glad. to use it, but both are prevented by a com- SS market, ‘ton dealers ‘ne dealers a eadi rand responsible men ona raged it the i ing a edin this for an illegal imerference with its business.” eo = THE GRAND JuRY to-day revurned true bills of indietment t Jary, of & horse | treatise was read by Prof. R. B. Winder, of | more on the first | In@.—To da. | side of the Supreme Court of the District b The “War of the Plumbersand the Po. | M oy it tomac Coy read 4 paper on “Dental Edacation.”* At the evening session the discussion of the Same subject was continued by Drs. a P, Hunt, Allen, Winder, Loocker man, liams, Mills, Wadsworth, and Ke " ch. Dr. H. H.’ Keech, of Baltimore. read a pa- per on Dental Pathology. Dr. C. T. F ett, of Maryland, followed on the same sub- ject, and the discussion was postponed watil to-day. TO-DAY. The society assembled at Williant's Hali this morning for thelr third day's procee:l- ibe: Aa Le habs | diseussion was hell upon the essay on Dental Pathology, re yesterday. Atone o'clock the ELECTION OF OFFICERS for the ensuing year was held with the fol- Jowing result: President, Prof. R. B dor of Baltimore; Vice President, Dr. @ Fouke, of Washington; Corresponding Seere- tary, E. Keech, of Baltimore: Reeording Secretary. R. F. Hant, of Washington; R-- rting Seeretary, J.C. Smithe,of Washir n; Treasurer, Dr. 8. F. Coy, of Mary 5 and execvtive committee, Drs. Foster and Bracket, of Baltimore, and Nobile, of Wash- ington. The meeting then adjourned till two 0 clock, when a very important technoloxica! Baltimore. The society decided to close its annual session at six o'clock this evening. The next meetin; ill take place in Balti- w = Sy cuemiay in September, ———— WANTS A Divorce, Becausr He Says His Wirk Has ANoTHER HUSBAND Liv- there was filed on the Equity jesers. Birney and Birney the petition of Alexander B. Burns for @ divorce from Mar- garet Ann Burns. Petitioner states that they were married in York, Pennsylvania, on the ‘Sth of December, 1866, and lived togethe,: until May, 1x75, and that they have hg hr dren. He charges that at the time Bf the marriage she was the wife of one Henry Al- ford, to whom she had been married in 1561 at York, Pennsylvania, from whom she rep- resented she had been legally divorced, and immediately on receiving creditable infor- mation of the invalidity of his marriage he left defendant. ——— MAGIC AT Opp FELLOWS’ HALL.—To- morrow evening Professor C. Palmer will give an entertainment in this cosy ball, en- titled “A Night in Wonder Land.” Profes- sor Palmer has gained an enviable reputa- ton tn the mystic line. GEORGETOWN. Horse KILLED.—About 3 o'clock — day afternoon a horse baonning lo nis Gleason fell down the embankment on Rock street, pear the M street bridge, and was kil!- ed. The driver,a small boy. narrowly es- — being crushed to death. ‘HE FLOORING of Aqueduct bridge, over Rock creek, has been removed and a new one ‘will be at once put down. THE OFFERINGS of wheat at Merchants’ Exchange today amounted to 5,600 bushels. Sales of 1.900 bushels at {rom “1.25 to $1.47 % per bushel. RIVER AND CANAL.— Arrived, steamer Express, from Baltimore, consigned to J. G. & J.M. Waters, with general merchandise for District merchants; schooner Ashland, from Portsmouth, Va., with 50,000 feet lum: ber for J. & J. E. Libbey. By canal—Boat E. . Wheeler. with 3,000 bushels red wheat for J.G. & J. M. Waters; it James 8. Welch, With 1,200 bushels wheat for H. M. Talbott, and 500 bushels wheat for Hartley & Brother; boat Minnie Topper, with wood for Mayfield & Hiestoa. pina. reas FLOWERS ENAMELED IN Wax. NO COUNTERFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED. MR 1s bers to sanctus tat nay eens made by; PUREERE WHEST AR Shiosens, ANOHORS, other made at shortest notice. “Hiowers tor Partion shi Wunerais Tesished at MRS. Td09 Sheet. short notice. octll-im ‘ater J. VES. ick nanny as, phar JOBE C. HOGAN, 713 Market Space. Soe CITY ITEMS. HATS—An immense stock, of new styles, in Stiff and Soft Felts, for G“atiemen, Boys and (at reduced prices), op-ed this week at ‘Lewis’ Popuiar One Price $20 7th street, between I and K. A ee | Saera Beebe eres). ° ay Notice To EPicures AND Lovers oF | aidan + Br erters y CUSTARD. Goon OvstERs.— & Holden have <a ae eee Coed de Spee ber REBATE 7 paeeae . stern season; also, the celebrated | ie meason i Hr Harbor, Terrapin Sana Saati tek, DRY GOODS Coven, with numerous Drende Of Me Creek | At8. THO. BROWN'S, No. 191 Bridge sirest briny deep. 2 Harris’ Seamless 2-batton Kid Gloves | "victoria. 2:button — GENTLEMEN’s OUTFIT.— Fine Dress Shirts, Scarlet and White Undershirts and Drawer: 10! A ful id, Castor, kin, Buck and Ck way down prices. Clots Rint Bt gecko ais) Wo Bacengemncns Pie Drv oni a ray , Neckwear, Wrist- | Casumercs and Binck Beaver Cloths. lets, Mufflers, &c., &e. in great vartet; Popular Prices, at Lew: ~4 and K. Tt street, betwaen Call and examine my stock aud prices L onasing elsewhere TEST GRAND OPENING Brstness ©5,. TS To ORDER—Check, Plaid | or and Knickerbocker effects for less than cur- FALL AND WINTER, rent prioc: PATTERNS HATS ANO BONNETS. ‘Virginia Cassimere suits to order of fine + Mr 1s Blas ehateee Ooremeaee Wool from foreign crossing and free from THURSDAY, Oc ober ‘a. i873. flocks, cotton and shoddy, at surprisingly Ladies are respectfully invited to at low prices. Bine Beaver Business Suits made to order of fine stock, much warmer than shoddy goous, and Learly as low tn price. EW FALL AND WIN Q00D! Tecetved from New York, Ladies Dress go: hewest materials used. 'Besntiful Plaids an: goods for misses and children. Clore, Car: Ask tor casaiucere enit dene nt on first | Meres und Woolens for men and nage fF eassimere suit department on f feck of sheiee "Blasneie : 96 Tin atte ek of is at 3. 84, Gro. C. HENSING. 410 7th strest. | GiPChotnet and Bm & Grand Opening. Swurvay, Oct. 3 Veale Goods T have juet re BEN) terns, Bonnets 3 oet?-ly W., © WHeatcers STEAM DYFING AND CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Established , 1832. ¢ aid improved, 1874 Velvets rest, Georgetown, DC. weartng apparel of’ every descrip ton, Inclading | Yelvets, Crepe Veils and Trimmings, Kid Glover, THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BARK, corner of | ae » Ricely cleaned or dyed; Ceraine gud New York avenue and 15th street, pays Sper es iar cent. per annum on deposits for exch calen: th. Nanking houf,8 to 4 Saturdays,? cl Goods, Carpets and Blavkets the Summer months. call for and re- mon trict free of : to 4 and 6 to & 03,4ue retorn-<d by mail press from and to any place in the coontry.. aj ae Le | Ing requisite t0 healih wud comfort, thon- = gands of the intelligent public patronize Dr. BOARDING. White's well-known establishment, 535 15th street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from Corms, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chiiblains, Vascular Excreseences, ete. TLE FURNISHED ROOM ANTLY 4 he rae, wi, 22 — os LEASANT SOUTH-FRONT ROOMS, with FRECKLES removed by ure’s Beautifier, BORD; delightfal lecation, conventent t a sireet cara; for single gentlemen ocly. 1227 & He's Honey Of | street northwest. oct) 2t* that the people con- SINE ROOMS, with G@ret claw sider it the only sure remedy for coughs and | FRG WEIRGE ROOMS, wih Gre: chase TABLE | colds and all pulmonary diseases. Sold by | Maccacursstic atenee: Lcahos catae ‘and all droggists. terme very. moderate, No. childrea will be Pike's Toothache Dr. in one minute. | taken." eee oct29 3° Like REGULARS Parane, the | )WO, YOUNG LADIES CSN FIND BoaRD teeth should siways be scrupulonsiy clean eben hase ae OE mt cee street_north- 2 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN SHORE GOOD BOARD ina private fsniiy nd-story front room; ga, heat and pi bath room included, f ® per month. “HOME,” City P. ‘oct BosESING - EURNISHED PARLOB ani and free from blemish. Keep them in this condition with the incomparable Sozodont, and when they are veterans in the service, they will still be as *‘good as new.” eo sd Miss HULETT Is gaining @ successful law practice in Chicago. Her “attachments” are not easily resisted. She uses — ay 9,6 of rivil es street porthwest. octaT 3° FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Reautifler. M EMBERS OF CONGRESS aND_ OTHERS a | I sesiring cup rior nccommodations for the wit FINE OLD RYE waisky. OOMS, en tuite or single. with BOARD. S24 ant FINE OLD RYE WHEE: Vermont ave. opp Arlington Hotel oc : PENIN FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. oO = Cheap and palatable For Medicinal aud Family use, TABLE BOARD .; Per month, week, orday rap MEALS AT ALL HOURS, AT Fi octiS Im" S11 E STREET N. W. Fs {1 RST-OLASS BOARD fn a private family, For Medi furnished or unfornished Koons “mode < Y rent. ary! avenue. sep FINE OUD Wines. IN 0;289 5 strect, corner 10th to Tei—with fret. FINK OLD WINES, ‘class board—desirable ROOMS, en suite or FINE OLD WINES, single: parlor always kept for the use of guests. FINE OLD WINES, att SoucEE oF H For Medicinal and Family use. ABDING—ROOMS, furnished, single or en aaa ie poe mee ne eh pd FI. floor, with or without first-class table board, in F & new house, conventences, conve- FINE OLD nient to three lines of street railroads. No. 729 FINE OLD [sth street, between G and H northwest, angi9-3m* INE O ‘remium awarded. 1887. En- | Ladies ane Gentlemen's | with large | BEDROOM for rent, with board, 605 12 | GEORGETOWN ADVER’W’TS, | A RAGE, = Tr STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS. | ‘the ball will be dev. | ‘order. — | im White avd Opera | Ger assortment of Housekeeping Goods, at the | ‘Rew wrtieres DRESS Goons, pot | SILKS, SHAWLS, z 4 WOOLENS | | | | | Full width (all Linen) TARLE DAMASK, 350 Ttment of Lads Cente per pard 8. Worst w | _ The entire stock af an average reduc ti ¥ Hone, ond DRY Goons. | DRY G00 ‘ j= BECEIVED DS. | ANOTHER 15 *O1CE OF J.C. WIBWALL &CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN WEW CARPETS IMMENSE STOCK oF NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTE! CONSISTING OF cate jp EN ein be, from © Nasi MeERES. UNDERWEAR, ac.. DIRECT FROM AUCTION. We are opabied to sell ANDROSCOGGIN COTTONS At 10 Cents per yard: BEST WAMSUTTA ( OTTONS, 14 Cents EXTBA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS 5 Orcts Near Teh street northwent AND OTREB DOMESTIC GOODS AT LAD! Goons. LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES UST RECKIVED— = = J's i SUITS, CLOAKS . aS, PUNTA. at ewe tas 3 BALLERS, 71S Market Space. FINE WOOL 14 BLANKEDS yy ee at 96; usuel price $10. Al 9 Drees ee : DIRECT FROM THE PACTOBY, THE BEST Py foe Roar WOOL BLANKED _ 23 Ever Sold for 93 MISS E A. MoCORMICK >) = 905 Pennsylvania & Up Ste Tapa wEaR, Fine French MILLINERY ff Fall For Ladies. bis and Children, at lees than “of we er Imported BONNETS and HATS br = Men s UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 ( BLACK SILAS. the chotcest makes and 4 wt rch FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILAS trom bapkrupt sale Pe , BEST GOODS EVER SOLD FOR ; . Sion et M®® Skema Roremad, BLACK CASE MFRES, 65 Conts to 614 91H Steeer, ¢ re Parent Orrice BLACK ALPACAS 25 Cou cided bargains RLM CEPEYES, WonateD ge Ith Extra Fine BLACK ALPACAS, Cents por CASVAS EMBROLOBRIF s yar 4. ¢, WISWALL & ©o., 310 SEVENTH STREET ecistr Near Pennssivania aveno D®Y Goons notice. 708 SET OF my) 7 3 od a purch ord fr: t » BAMBURG ENGES AND INSEET 3. of the jate firm of Bogau & Wylie their : tire stock of - — VERY CURAP DRY GOODS, tc., ape SILK 2% eet omemnakers Fins reopened at the old stand, 1014 7th atree . 4 | wih echoice and eclect assortment of puns Seals TI < all Kinds of Notions at 2) per cent | | j | Yery stout Qanton F) | | | | i <EW <D WIN oops a than avenne KEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS, LADIES BREAKFAST and DRESS CAPS which will be sold at lowest rates. Great barwais FICHUS, JACKETS ond OVERSKIRTS made t may Le ex pected. order. Ladies ows L mate up WM, BIRD WYLIE, MAS OM. J. ONT, octas-tf U ith treet northwest octlé-tr 621 and 623 P «treet (CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOODS M ME L SEARNGRET RETURNED FROM Paris With the choicest assortment of PATTABE BONNETS ESSM. STORE IN WASHINGTON. S — 1107 PF lend d. wide Cetton, We CBASLES SY. BALTINOSS.__ sue aarter Ize ES.7 PPAi MER hae « complies assortment ng Cott c M trect bareinien ape pian wide Pacitc Cambrics,in Navy Blue, Seal | ¥ yand OST Ur eATHeRS Freres Town 5 wort) 8. » Vi vi ~ Double width Black Water proof, Tie soa Birds, VELY SILKS oné, be cy 4al attention gives to orders. = P PALMER, ne Ime OARTER'S, 707 MARKET SPACE Tory Snest Black Aipec Black Over one yard wide mere .STc : very fine Bargains in Black Silks, @1 25. $1.50, gi.75. $2 New Dress Goods received every day Splendid Bianbets. 83. } Feather icking , 25. MADE TO ORDER, Excellent Calico, for men and boys. cheap. ar Woven seams English Stockings. 25c u | For Medicinal and F .mily use. Noctnwent, Workington, Dhtae marines | ADSY G00D8 af MALY Tunis VALUE j Avenue and cars. by. Week or | Magnificent Black Gros Grain Silk @1 25. coe ne eet poate 32 day. House | au gh 2 Hair pa i aim. ronghly renovated refarn! 5 | in i mals at 25,30, and coute -iy | FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprictor. Let ‘Mobair. 305 centa, worth For Medicinal and Family use. a. G@ CORNWELL & SON FINE GROCERS, 1415 Penusyhy PERSONAL. MES, BUBTINE, Business Medium, gives fal satisfaction. No. 919 Sth street, between [ and K oet29 3t* A®TBOLoGY.— & Opposite W ote. MADAME RO! re This celebrated tnd Karologit sed We alto offer spectal, ium can be consulted at No. 401 D street, corner OLACKED WHEAT. of 24, northwest. bas no superior in deli IMPERIAL GRaNUM, ing the Past, ture. In love or busi- SWISS CONDENSED MILK, ness her advice is invaluable, bing your JA FF KR: friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing No. 6.8 Eb, F200. Joueh fhe sure way to succeed in all undertakings A ) Be 5 nsult ~ y Confidential. Ladies, * . BPICKD Ma&aTa, for Sandwiches, lemen, $1.60. eniiy” NEW YORK BUTTER, CHOICE Cop FISH, s. EXTRA MESS MACKEREL. HOTELS. octia-tr WONDERFUL, 80T TRUE. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, Corner Irving Ploce and 16th street, New York, ‘One Block from Union Square aad Broadway. ‘The most central, and yet quietest location in the city. Convenient to the great stores, theaters and churches. Elevator, and all modern improvements. Easy acess to ali parts of the city by street cars and sep-mw&f ly C. B, FERKIN, Proprietor. PICTURESQUE EUROPE SPECIAL NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW. The Hing of Shirts! (Patent 4 pp’ied For ) SIX WAMSUTTA MUSLIN SHIRTS, WITH coop 2,100 IRISH LINEN BOSOMS. SIX DIFFEBENT STYLES IN EACH HALF DUZEN. EVERY SHIRT. GUARANTEED! BETAIL PRICE, $1.50 EACH. These SHIBTE are ready for the button-holes and ts, Any Indy can make the button-holes and rutin the gnsse s, and by so doing can sa: a jo $1.50 on each sbirt. We invite ladies capecially | The reniersigned are informed that the canvas. to examine these coods. sers of @ serial puttication consisting of old en- LANSBURGH & BEO., gravings of European places are ro SOLE AGEN7S. that the “publication. ‘of PICTURESQUE. 404 and 406 7th street, EUROPE, announced by us a year or more And 1020 7th street. ago, has been abandoned, and that the work erks. a others, w! ud this an invalaabie fore, to inform ablir SHIRT. cct2s-6t_ | “PICTURESQUE EUROPE * i bert ~ eee ible. consistent wi PLATED WARE, Gad thas ft peblineticn all oeate Replication will Table and Pocket Cutlery, &. All the i - Li a gitlaRiator chet h RAAERP "BA SEES FORKS, SPOONS, &c., of the best quality. Alvo, 8 fall assortment of st issued. RODGERS ENGLISH TABLE AND es POCKBT CUTLERY, carindjizay ties fothat selected ty ee ea IMPORTED DIBECT. sre now being smuggled into circulation by the false representat: of the canvaseers, “PIO- M. W. GALT, BRO. & Cv., TURESQUE BUROPE” will bear upon ite title octlé-tr SubvRLLERS. the bame of the undersigned as publishers: all = other works Dpenting te be the same are spurious FOR SENT Several —— Pi nigh favor- imitations. — eapectfully Je terms, 4 " L. WILD & BROS Manic Store, 729 71 D. APPLETON 4 Co. pane between G and H streets north- New Yorx, Angust, 1875, oct26-6t ‘ZDEESS SHIRTS—Fine Dros SHIRTS, ready ade for gi. Think of thet, only. 1 for Read; . Hen DEaWEEs, 76 cents. 1012 F street, near 1th street - octl3-Im A x 1837 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOB, themes om GES TLEMEN S BOOTS AND 8) MADE TO ORDER, aT VERMILYa’Ss, sep29-Sm_ 610 9th street northwest. FALE 4ND WINTER FALL STYLE HATS. STYLES. piers puss En gand OAR E: freak from street ‘Ssvenue, owing to a business. 4 will @ fine stock of Instrements, and Few election of the a yea ‘and continuation of past favors. INFELICE. NEWGOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES pier Paar ae gl tr Aagerte evens, Sa er thors and oe Sf Ube BN feta ts ae belts age. Every one must read it. every- SAMPLES OF G. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers, READY MADE oct20-eolm NEW YORE. ANDALL'S FALL AND WINTER SEVENTH ST, BILLIARD ROOM, ‘7B ann G StREETs, | Opposite the Patcat Qffice, | ‘The neatest and cosiest In the city. oclé-lm Dror, TTS goles ee eee OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., 1106 F STREET. | VERMILYA’S,. 610 Oru Breer Noxtuwe-t A fineassortmentof WINTER BUOTS for sale at fi 7. erp2e Sn Prices rangi! m $6 & to ¥ Beautiful Black Ail ‘wool Black Cashmere, double width, 575. « — =— ae | Siete Dedereece at Seca _ BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Special bargain in ST er Lacies all wool Shirts. $1 gest stock of Guipure aad Yak Laces in the ity pew patterus just received, wt the cheapest store iu e city. | OONNOLLYS, | oct22 tf GO% 9th street, opp. Patent Office. | | [THAS BEEN ONE OF THE CHIR OBJECTS | in our busines to offer to the public the vers Dest qualities of all classes of DRY GooDs, giving the best value for the stuallest amount ¢x In no one item have we obtained go gre | ne 0 of runit aye, 1 ss tute Wo Jobe by Katherine King; tc asin uur ecatk acae, therman's Wisteric Waid be" Bove ELS bic Sheraman's Historic 7 Boveten: We bave had many assurances of this from onr | The standard Books in fine bindings. New hte customers and others, who never purchases Biack 8! low prices at SOL MONS & AP Silk except from t Agente os * Pure Linen”. Papers, 912 | ¢.We have now placed on our counters a line of enpey vant )» Publishers of McPherson + SILKS BRANDED UASHMERBUENTESNIAL Political Works ovtas-tr We Know these goods from the tothe it | =e NEWES Z ney | irbed Silks. and have no besitationin placing them |" bd ular manufactures a guarantee that Luster and Durability, they have no superior. We have them in prices ranging from §2 28 t. | r yard. marked in plein figures, from which | ~ wea SOHN €. MITCHE! ig oct Sm 931 Pennsstvai - | GEO. J. JOBNSON & CO, | » ‘A super stack of STANDARD AUTHOR! ip fine bindings. | | 711 MARKET sPace, Have jnst received afresh supply of NEW DRESS GooDs, In Plaids and Plain Goode, Merinos and Cashmeres* | 'k Alpacas, very good, at 25, 31 and S7%sc. ‘Cassimeree in soi by the yard, all have been selling ne, EE Boa my og ‘WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 80 pteces Prints, at © cte.. worth 10. otter Lease yard wide White Cotton, at 10 cents, equal toany in this CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Very cheap, to close ont. oetlé tr GEO. J. JOHNFON aud well-selected stock of HBATING STOVES. UTPOU Veo E CHEAP Cor aie ee a 1H. THE © CAS! STiL. £ CENTER OF ATTRACTION. 120 large Comtorts at $1.15, worth S cases 44 Bleached w }, better than m Le. oe wide Chintz Calico We i ore at lissaheaeatepie: Special Attention te all Jobbing 1o res Brwwrg sen made) at TSc, ae tacrendy a in these departments HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, start ‘end active opera- "They cure billionsness, sick headache and costive- "They are invaluable for indigestion and éys- Just received the avction sale of Silks —=— "Weaneedsy, October 180h-s fall line BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, ‘* $s pong aged e175, Also, a fall line of BLACK CASHMERES AND MEBINOS, tie, @10ereiis, e195, e180; er73.