Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1875, Page 4

5 a EVENING STAR. | »» = ‘TUBDAY. .@ctober 30, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. OPrice oF Carer StewAL OFFICER, ‘WASHINGTON, October 3, 1875. } For the lower ‘axes, the middle and east- ern states, low or falling esst to southwest winds, warm cloudy weather and rainy. followed by rising baron | eter, northwest Winds, falling temperature, ‘and snow or rain on the lower lakes and from ‘Virg.wia to Western New York. LOCAL NEWS. | Amusements, &c., ome Theater —Mrs. D. P. Bowers in the pew emotional drama entitled “Marti.” oan Int Feteors’ FTolt—“A Night in Wonder- * by Prof. C. Palmer and company. incon Hall—Joaquin Miller's lecture on “Lyterary Lond Condensea Locale, Hempler bas avetion this evening at 7 Housekeepers should take a glance at Wol- ford & Shilberg’s advertisement of new car- ete. Popeilew sends No. 2 of the “New York Draina. containing three stan d plays,) and a bateh of fresh New York weeklies. Wm. L. Davis, contractor for paving Grant rv, ROUtH- | ROARED dele ege Discussion of @ Buggy Bill— — Vital Statistics, A mf eting of the Beard of Health was held last pigbt. Mr. Marbury, from the finance com mittee reported on the billof A.J. Joyce, for THE REPAIR OF THE HEALTH OFFICER'S BUGGY, which be recommended pope toned for the ree.zon | of bis arduous and exacting tabors, coq” sring ring | bim to traverse the ‘District ~ fre the Navy Yard t Wr. to eee | to the enforeement of the onuinanoay taking his wholetime. pears to be ® fo ‘Keene’ | with which Board of Healt’a had nothing todo, Tbe bill in detail shaws that it was not for repairs, but there ‘were many new | things ch This vas ‘Simply an_ef- fort to increase the sal: 8 officer $94.50. The board cannot legally pay the bill. ‘The treasurer states that there is danger that there will be @ deficiency in the appropria- | tlons made, and they should be just before they are generous. They pay the health of- | ficer a large salary on occount of his —— to keep a horse and buggy to perform his o' ficial duties, and his salary was increa.ed to | meet just sueh expense as this. | Mr. Marbury contended that the bill was Just, and should be paid. | DR VFRDI ON OFFICIAL EXTRAVAGANCE. | Dr. Verdisaid there were good men who | would do this duty for $1,000 or $1,200 per | year and furnish their own transporiation | besioes. The board Lad not ordered this “work done and were not responsible for it. street ived his pay for that job to-day in ah. The armoonnt was $6.6 Last evening Officer Arnold found the dead | body of an infant in # branch near Giesboro’, in the year here- ¢ on Virginia was bitten and its face ‘of the students’ 38 College fast Gutman, for- ith street, know that he ering from his late sickness. ited States Supreme Court h motion of Matt H. Carpenter, in ppitt, of this city, was ad ~ practice as an attorney and coun- at court This Morning George Sharp fell from his heer walon walle crossing the raltroad track ate et amt New ey avenue, and cut his hexd badly. Officer Janifer tok bim heme. Last nigbt at the Jobn Conk sehoot buildire, the Snpils of grammar No.3, un the dire Miss J. L. Brook: tained id bg lo great advar ge at dre cre four clusters of burners aud - papers ¢ the comiag are so unreasonabl as a department cle took was one whisky straight, one gin and | r.one stovepipe lager and ac e and f iekled onions, and yet his wife said his breath was Serecable! it will be seen by reference to the spec tices in Our columns to d: of increased interest services held on Sabba ernoons, is well founded. The addresses are to be by yor men Of the association: a choir ma the young men is to lead the n al that the pro he Lineola hall A Dowrstic Dir LTY Anov CHILD’s Prorere—In the Police ping Ly. S. Selke, was brought to the bar ssault upon his wife, An A.A. Birney appear 4 for Robert Christy for de- A DRAD fendant. , the first witness for the prosecution, testified that on Tuesday after the returned from the burial of her child the went to Mr. Rice’s photographie gallery le obtain a picture of ber deat child upon Which she bad pai $2 Mr. Selke had been there and got the picture and taken it fo the house where he was stop- ing With some woman hem She request o to the house of t 1 Mrs his woman, Selke was stopping, and they ther, and she found the picture hanging up on the wall, and carried it home. psan té After this, Mr. Selke came to her housa, | where she kept boarders, broke the ward- robe doors, and could not find the picture ubere: came where she was carving dinner for the boarders,and asked for the picture. &he refused to give it to him. He then said that be would have the picture or the child, (referring toa living child which was tn the room,) teok the child and started owt with him. She ran after him, eaught bim, and teok hold of the child abd tried to pull it away from him. He then struck her and she fell; he heid her down on the floor until ber boarders came In. when he lett. e court imposed a fine of $2) and costs. r. Christy noted an appeal, and the court fixed bonds at $100 for his appearance in the court above. poche NF ee CorLisIon on THE B. & O. OAD. on the Rat. A passenger train which left this Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ay Morning at five o'clock, owing to a_ mit placed switch, 14m onto a siding near Relts Ville station. There were several freight cars standing on the siding at the t Hamilton Brosins, the engineer. —— the air-brakes, but to no purpose, as the engine of the passenger train plunged into the freight cars. The engine was turned over on its side. The fireman, John Taylor, was buried under the debris, having one leg badly Jacerated. besides being scalded by the es- caping steam. The engineer, in jumping from the engine, fractured his right tee and cut bis head and tace badly. baggage ear was nearly demolished, bat ‘the coaches | eseaped without material damage. Th: were @ Dumber Of passengers on tue train, ef whom escaped injury. They were well | Shaken up. however. and very wadly fright - ened. The fireman was not released from bis perilous position for about when the wrecking train sent out from Balt- imore reached the scene of the colli ion. Taylor was sent to Baltimore. It is thonght he will recover. Trains were delayed about an hour and a half by the accident. “MARTI.” This new sensational whieh was performed in the National The: ter last night—its first representation on any stage—is destined to hold a place on the boards, if onecan judge from effects pro- duced on its first representation. The story portrays the sufferings and inward conflicts of an innocent wife of two husbands, with an interesting child to part from and be reunited to, and Mrs. Bowers. as the heroine, so work- €d wpon the sensibilities of her audience last nigbt as not only to moisten the eyes of the jadies who were present, but to affect the sterner sex. The play has not a of the faults of the so-called emotional (gener- ally, as in this case, bigamous) dramas. Tne tity of the wife who will cousent to leare a lovea and loving husband, No. 2 sooner than get bis belp and support by tell- ing him the trath. is one of the improbable features of this play; but for ail that it has same strong points, even excelling “FE Lynne” in barrowtng up the feolt sensitive. Mrs. Bowers was ably snstainet by Mr. MeCotlom, Mrs. Germon. Miss Gio- ver and Mr. J.¥. Ward. “Marti” again to- night. Barry Sullivan at the National next week. TH Srreer Baptist CHURCH celebrated its seth anniversary by @ grand reunion last evening. After patie ee NINETEENTH dustory —s by the ay Bings, hymns were Cromwell, not St. Mar piscopal ehurch, s E Harvey Johnson, of Baltimore: and Dr. Jos. S. Thompson. Mr. C. H. Middieton read a A ay te yd eb: yr. Hill v. George Williams delivered an address on the hia- — of the Suetas school, and interestirg Sunda eyereinen followed, When she got there | two hours, | They are constantly going outside their means, and there are many leaks, althougo small, they amount to considerable. If the salary of the health officer is not eommensu- | rate with his labors. let them take into con- sideration the subject of increasing it; but not in the way proposed. A large portion of | the bill was for embeili They may next be present shoe bill or tailor’s bill. They had allow the medical sanitary ins orse and buzgy when he asixed for it, and be liked to see equal justicedone. There is mact money thre nkstands that cost $10, for roukl not afford sach things in his own private office. PR. BLiss AcCUS DE. VERDE OF IRCON- Dr. Bliss called attention to the inconsis- teney of the member. He had forgotien when the Board of Health atone time voted him 09 for this Same purpose at the time he was health officer. The present officer had per- formed many duties which were not expect- ed of him as health officer, and Le had broken down his buggy. Dr. Verdi corrected the genileman in his statement of making an app.opriation of 40 to him while he was acting as health officer. At that time the health officer did not receive a dollar's salary for hts services. On the health officer was imposed the duty of cleaning the whole city ot Washington. ‘The chair said that in bis whole experteace he bad never witnessed so much sensitive- ness in the consideration of a smal! was extraordinary. The precedent alluded te of sur had great force. The then health officer bad $00 given him for a wagon for his ow bim say that this serviee could be done for £1,000, and In the same breath say that he was in favor of paying liberally for valuable services. There isnot acity in tue United States where they do not do better by their alth officers n every case they fun i Wagons for their use. Ac INTRA DICTION. Mr. Langston again opposed the payment bill | of th are ne | ting low.” Mr. Marbury.—“I said no such thing.” Mr gston.—*He says there is likely to be a deficiency in the funds of the board, and that it will be impocsible to pay a micro- scopist to inspect food. The only difference between them is, that the treasurer's ideas of justice are onr ideas of generosity. THE BILD PAID. Registrar Bliss submitted the following tion is hereby, made to reimburse the cer for extraordinary expenses in He said: to pay; “The treasurer says we that the funds are get- health 8 curred in performing extra services as medi- | cal sanitary inspector for a period of two months during the present fiscal year.” Secretary Langston moved its reference to | the finance committee; lost; and after an- other lengthy discussion the resolution was adopted. PMTE REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS for the week ending October 23 was sub- raitted, showing 79 deaths—3i whites and 45 cchored of tabes mesenteric typo malarial fever, Zof dysentery convulsions, pneumonia, 3 valvular disease of the ueart, 2 of enteritis, aad 5 of senile debility; 35 were under 10 years of age. The mortality was more tha last week, or at the rate of 25.67 per 1,000 per annum; 24.05 per cent. of the deaths were from zymotic diserses, from constitutional, 34. from developmental, and | Rate of, mortality of the white population was 15.57 per 1,000 per annum, while the mor- tality of the colored population was 52.06 per 1,000 for the same period. Number of births reported during the week was «7—white, 43: colored, 24. population 4of typhoid fever, {cerebrospinal fever, of aptha, 3 of apoplexy 2 of by births over deaths 4.07 lation by deaths over births was 24.27 per 1,90 per annum. _ SHOOTING By THE “D.C. Tal members of the - RIFLE Cove. “D. C.” Game Pro- the U.S. arsenal yesterday for the second contest for membership composed exclusively Oe the best —s members of the association. It is p that these contests will be continued ering the good weather this fail for the selection of @ rifle club to number, perhaps, forty to fifty members, and next spring, a8 Soon as the weather will ger » practice will be com- meneed for U Lae contest of “crack shots,” whicu, it Is understood, will take f, lace at the Centennial. Riflemen of the “istrict of Colvmbia who er, desire to join the “D. C.” club must first join the “D.C.” bare Protective Association, of which Col. >. Burnside is president, and Mr. M.A PALS is secretary. The contest yesterday Was ata 500 a and the score was as follows: aj eller, 14 (one bull’: Bermias, 2 eye shot); ; Foote, 13, (one bull’ Fo Beyer. 12, (one hae 2 5 renscii, 10, (two bull's eyes); P (one buil's eye); Hale, 8, (Gwo. bull's eyes)! ite 7; ple, 6,(one bull’s eye); Ma- 2; Bell, 0. there will be contests at the is range on the same groundson Mon: y beag Thursday afternoons next week at 2 y incident bap- pened “in the northern t of this [cily. | An old brick building had been torn down, leav! ing ex | of an adjofbing but! hegewetd whi ed was secure. Ita rs, however, that the workmen In demolishing the other building bad undermined this inner wall, and at six o'clock one morping last week, while hun- dreds of le were on their way to market said walls began tocrack and a moment later posed the inner wall ch it was suppos- which contained @ bed. The bed in the front room was orcupled by a young couple who, when the shock came, were douht- less sleeping the sleep of innocence. No sooner had wall fallen, however, than the youpg man, with each particular hair ov end, sprang With a bound from the bed, seized a pair of nether garments, and jump- ing out upon the ruins dashed up the street “in his night ay “poe id disa) red around he corner, to reat astonishment of the passers-by. Why e fled so incontinently or where ue Went no one as yet has been able to discov oral:—Whenever any one sleeps | in @ house adjoining one that has been pulled down he should be sure that the underpin- bing is sécure. Y.M. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT. —The first parlor entertainmentot Ul the season was given at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. Association last @vening, consisting of a fine yocal and instrumental concert, under the direction of Dr. H. Perateau. The choir of Trinity ( C.) ebureh, Georgetown, which is s under his charge, rendered several of his co: tions: in capital style. Mies Lottie Swallow: the cy. sang t of ity P-E) church, of this city, sang . The company See cmeceaee ee in spir' yle, accompanied on the bury piano by Mra. Hi Mrs. Ha: Havard and ou the Estey organ by Dr. Perabea: pice CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF THE DENTAL ated rtict” | CONVENTION.—A session of faryland : raed tn" 3 cette Comes, the Nunday | snd District of Columbia Dental Society, as and Rev. erase oakley, Annie Mason, | hea , at w | Winder's paper on tae deterioration of teeth ACCIDENTAL 'G.—About 7 O'clock | was read. Dr. read a paper on filling the js morning Landon Le Lee. ai gunon 26th street, near oe nue porthwest, and ascidentalty Smith. Both loads took head and face, inflicting severe pending 8 but they are not cons! to bis ome on tia Seperated Be orale wee est is held at the 4th precinct station house 20 await the result of \th’s injuries. Roman GoLp Neckiaces, Lockets in Smith's | pointing & committee to oren corres; dence with dentists in every section world, with a view to collecting statistical facts in relation to dentistry. Tae usual res- | Olutions of thanks were adopted, and the | Convention adjourned till next year. Bayarp TayYior.—Tbis distin, wom traveler who lately again visited the hom 4 a at Spe Gesthe, will on the event ng the 10th of November Se, Meta Meee at the reb, before Fon Schiller awd the the social and literary iar A Tite: rary feast may certain! be expected. served eonis Can be sentced'es ita. —— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been om Seared oes ee “4 O'Conner and Anna jontgemery and Martha A. Mitenelh use, and now he was astonished to hear | “That an appropriation of $91 50 | Of these 14 died of consumption, 6 | f of trismus nascentiaim, 9 of | 211} | Yesterday Rate of increase of the white | r | } ‘Gin, while the deerease of the colored popu | m Association met on the grounds of | of a rifle club to be | fell ont bodily, exposing two rooms, each of | | J.AST DAY OF THE R: CES. | Trial of Speed at the New Mile Track. “Zesterday was the fourth and last day of | Tae runping races at Hill's new mile = near Benning’ ation, and after the race had been rup (as reported in yes- | tent teria Ss Sram) the following trials of speed took place: THE SECOND RACE was for a parva of $350, mile heats, best two | ip three; 25 to Arst, $75 to second, and $5) to third. Jack Harkaway, B. F. Carver, First Chance, Jest, Moses’ Primrose, Jack | Twig, Nettie B,and Century were entered, and First Chance was the favorite in the ] | Poni the first heat, Jack Harkaway took the lead, but at the half-mile post Jest had taken the first place, with First Chance striving witb bim for the lead. which he gained be- | fore reaching the three quarter <a coming down to the string in the following order: First Chance (winner), Nettle B. Jest, Jack Harkaway, Primrose, Centary, B. F. Carver, Twig. Time, 1:49. ‘On the second heai the start was a goo! one, Chance taking the lead at once, avd main- taining it in essing the quarter, haif-mile and threr-quarier mile poles, followed closely by Jest and Nettie B, with Jack JHarkaway in the seventh position. In coming down the home streteh, it was noticed that the rider of First Chance pulled in his animal, while Jack Harkaway shot ahead and came in winver in 1:48%, with Ceatury second, Twig third, Jest fourth, Nettie B fifth, First Chance sixth, Primrose seventh, and Carver last. It was asserted that the rider of First | Chance pulled him back, causing bim to lose the heat, and acother rider was Jelected. On the third heat the other horses having been ruled out Harkaway and First Chanve | 0.8 good start, and Harkaway took the lead and won in three lengths the race was given to him; First | ceiving the second mouey’ and Ce | third. | ‘The feature of the day was | THE FOUR MILE RACS for a purse of $1,000, a dash of r mil Winner of first mile, #100; of second mile, $ | of third mile, $200; of race, sin. F Queen, Nettie Norlon, Ozark, Gayo, } ie | way, Busy Bee and Caroline were the entries | and Ozark was the favorite in the pools. A | good start was made, Ozark at once tak | the front, with Busy Bee second, Queen | third, Caroline fourth, Galway fifth, Gayo sixth, Norton seventh. Ozark maintained | the lead. and at the end of mile the horses passed the stand in the der: Ozark, Caroline, Busy Bee, Fairy Queen. Before the quarter poie was reached in the second mile Gayo gave oat, «! took no more partin the contest. Th second mile was finished as foll o. oe irst, Norton seeond, Caroline third, G fourth, Queen fifth, and Busy. Bee sixth. Peo third mile, Ozark ahead, Nettie N pressing bim, Bee thint, Galway fourth, Carol » and the Queen sixth wark came uer at the end of the fourth mile, 150 yards ahead of Nettie Nor- ton, with Busy Bee third, Fairy Queea fourth, Caroline fifth, and Galway last. Th winning horse scarcely showed any signs of | fatigue, and the easy manner in which he carried off the honors was the subj ot much comment. ‘Time, 7:40. | RACE OF LOCAL HORSES. _ For the oue mile dash of local horses, parse Yellow Jucket was entered b E itz, and Skirmisher by E. H. Brengle. | On the'first contest the rider of Siirmusner | Was seen to hold his horse in, and in ec ng down the quarter stretch he was also noticed sawing at the bit tn a singular manne: pe competitor came in ahead, but the put ob was so evident that the judges declar all bets off. On the second coutest tue be were close together, and Yellow Jacket cam » in slightly ahead. 1t was charged that Skir | misher had been fitled with water between the heats. The rider of Skirmisher claimed a foul, because the rider of Yeliow Jacket had jostled against him in coming down the back stretch. The latter stated that such | was the case, but itwas unintentional. Un- the rules of the National Assoc! jon ihe was given to Skirmisher, and Yellow Jacket declared distanced. Time, 2.01. CLOSING WORDS. This closed the running meeting. and Col. Hill $s to be congratulated on the successful | management of his track. During the wee' the attendaace averaged over two thousand daily. During that time the most of the vis- itor went out on the Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad, which ran besides the regular 8 at 1i.S5and 1.15, specials at 12.30 and ck, and this arrangement wiil be con- | tinued next week during the trotting meei- | ing On Tuesday the trotting meeting will be opened, and on that day and the three fol- low ré will be three triais daily, the purses being from $500 to $3,000, j THE COURTS. | COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Ambler vs. Whipple et al.; ar- gued and submitted, the court reserving the | right to hear Mr,’ Carpenter, of counsel. | Danby vs. Shi are. Motion to restore calendar Med Jarnell vs. Washin: Georgetown Railroad company; su on briefs ap 1 TITY CocRT—Jurge Olin. Todd vs. Richards; order di ing balance in receiver's hands to be paid to | purchaser; receiver discharged, and refer- ence to auditor. Robbius vs. Robbins; mo- tion for further time to take proof denied Without prejudice. Plamb vs. Straining; or- der confirming trustee's sale. Sanders’ vs, Lyon. appeal bond approved. Tindall vs. Roper; 8. C. Heald substituted as trustee. PROBATE Covuxt—Jus‘ice Humphrey and | Register Webster. | here f the will of George McDaniel was | exibited and proven by two witnesses. The will of Margaret Webster was filed and order of publication issued. The will of Peter Con- Jap, deceased, was fully proven and admitted robate avd record; bond $500. Inre, estate | v lliam Moran, the report of the special examiner was filed. John E. Thompson was appointed guardian to Rosa Anna Shiner, orphan of So hn Detrich Shiner: bond S409. In re, estate of Charles J ust, deceased, inven- tory of Personal estate was filed by the exec- utrix. In re, Harry Lindsley.?gurdian, peti- tion for authority to purchase certain real estate filed. Adjourned to Monday next, at llo’clock. PoLice CourtT—Jnadge Snell. To-day, William Wentfield, street cursing: $5. Frank Toliver; forfeited. Washington | Carter, street swearing; $5. John Deiton, street ho gen ag $5. Jobn H. Simms, colored, charged with larceny of a feather bed, bol- ster pillows and blanket worth #20, belong- ing to Mrs.” Rollins. This is a second’ offence, and a fine of $100 was imposed and in addition 8ix months in jail. Charles oseag! threats to James Re; keep the e ree. Atkinson: ynol Patrick Moran, assault on The latter testified that St. followed her in the house and accused her of stealing his | Money (#), choked and kicked her, knockin; her down with his boot. Witness exhibi' her clotaing, to show by the blood the char- f the assault. Officer Biack testified eo. cry of murder in the house; $30 or 60 days in fail. Jos. Gibson, assault, lead guilty; $20. John Monroe, asanit on ur onroe; 35. George Simpson, threat to Margaret Murphy; bonds. Bridget Mor, rison and Annie Shea, found in the house of adam Broom, were charged with vagrancy. Onicers Harlow and Donegan testified that they were both Pg mm having seen | them in no less than three houses of that | kind. Bonds required in the sum of $20 each, or workhou! se. [Theodore Stratton, reported in our Police Court report on Welnesday as forfeiting collateral, was not Dr. Theodore Strattan, of the Navy Yard.) GEORGETOWN. SINCE the introduction of the steam roller on Bridge street, the citizens of Georgetown have had no occasion to attend the races for excitement. The average number of run- aways Pp es street will reach fully twent, The street is crowded all = Ete lovers of excitement, and small le ag each team as lo whether aberies will run away or not. As a galvanizer of car horses the roiler is a decided success. STREET IMPROVEMENT. Messrs. Lucas & Sons, contractors, are paving the lower end of High n sirect, upon its new grade, with Rae OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer- chants’ Exchange to-day amounted to 3.900 ——— Sales of 4,200 bushels, at from $1.35 ever Amp CANAL.—Arrived—Schooner Lizzie Reagan, from Re ering ag ap with 1,250 bushels for & By canal— Boa ith 1,000 bushels wheat and 150 barrels sof 1 four. for T. C. Wheeler, and 89 bushels wheat for Hartley s7 Gail Hamilton eg in favor of eor- = enna pin-back dross con- wz We believe that Fn was _ Lt ourowD ilers, beard ood ay ad claims > recognition for 4 — Richmond Enquirer. "so Sedge oo sang 8. Johnson was sworn into office yesterda: successor af the | late J we in the second judicial circuit of New York. F THE eee COLUM. THE ca semeneot | Patrice J. ‘Monay, canse | to @and 6 to8. CITY ITEMS. FRESH 8UPPLY Knox's N. Y. Dress Hate, 2 STINEMETZ, Agent, 123; Pa. av. ——— HATS.—An immense stock, of new styles. in it ee Tee ee jemen, a and Children juced prices), opened this week at “Lewis’ Popular One BR gps ip po between I and cores uatlert Tore, atsi AS, wine and re- es, INT 137 Pa. ay. pa eee Bees SEAL SKIN SAcaues, at seen metz’s, 1237 Pennsylvania avent GENTLEMEN'S OUTFiT.— Fine Dress Shirts, Scarlet and es and d Drawers, Kid, Casto: Cioth Gloves; ‘Knit Woo! Jack nckets, #10 10 8, Wool and Merino Haif Neckwear, Wrist- lets, Mufiers, &: great variety, at posi e Prices, at ‘Lewis's rthstrect, soins ye Gr ee Opening. Sauraay. Oct. 30, 1s79, ve just received a | inyoles of Pat- terns, Bonnets and Hats, and a large assori- ment of Miliix inary Gools, comprising ers, Veivets. ies” Suits, Cloaks, 4 10,283 8. HELL tole 5 15 Market Space. THE NATIONAL 8. Savinas B BANK, Cornero! New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 cent. per annum on deposits for each alent month. Yanking hours, 9 to 4. Saturtays., 9 13,15116 H Corns, & sy Feet | being requisite td health and comfort, thou- sands of the intelligent public patronize Dr. White's well-known establishthent, 335 1st street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, etc. FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier. —. Dr. J J. CALDWEL ilimore, states: “T have used Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef largely in debility, febrile and nervous dis- eases, and found it one of the most reliable of nutrient tonics now in use or to be found in pharmacy, eo ——_—__o_____ WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of strength and power, but how few are aware that it is this same element in the that gives us strength and vigor, and that an insufiicieney of it causes weakness and debility. The Peruvian Syrup, a pro- toxide of iron, is prepared expressly to sup. ply this vitailzing element. eo —— Miss HULETT Is gaining a snecessful law practice in Chicago. Her “attachnients” are not easily resis’ She uses Nature's Beau- tifier. 15,9,6 FRECKLES removed hw Nature’ 's Beautifier. ———$j——— THE SINGER SEWinG MAUHINE sales 0 1812 were $219,660, 412-8, wt Bax RUM, Just received from Arroyo, Porto Rico. a superior article of BAY RU cent ve pend Price, § etal dic Toota9 lw x ik EDW. CLABR. T. B. CROSS, Ja. T. EDW, CLARK & CO,, L ALERS IN LUMBER, Woon. LINDS COAL, DOORS MOULDINGS, ¢ S4SH Principal Office, Wharf, Depot and Plauing Mill, font of 4th st. nat, near United States Navy Yai office. Reem No Firemen * Ins. Office) ove Bank of Washtugton, Washington. D.C. ck peer IMPOSTATION FRENCH GOODS JUST ABZIVED OLIVE OIL, super! qoality PTITS CORNICHONS, MACUABONI A’ PARIS MIRARELLES CHEBLIES BROCHETTES ASSORTED GLACE FRUIT. N.W. BURCHELL, oct29 _1332 F street. jA x) lg GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. HE FOURTH 4: a Sonne, or fall, High street, | AY. November 1. 1573. "proceeds "sf the ball will be devored to scharttebie purpose. By order, | any | REATEST BARGAINS j Offered this season in DRY G@ooous | AtS. THO. BROWN’S, No. 121 Bridge strest Jess 2-bntton Kid Gloves. | Harris’ Victoria 2 baton. in White and Opera sbadee. for Ladies ans Genie } anamortment of Housekeeping Goods, at the Kew iia | Plait and Plain Dress Goorls. ar ae | »NNETS, "8 Store, Cauleae cen amine my stock and prices before. clecwhere. re | Ladies are respectfall; cre Sap Black Caahmeres and Alpacas, jIRST GRAND OPE! Almere. ‘DAVID '§ DE. YO ee JEW FALL AND winpae GOODS —Jast | Beaver Cloths. FALL AND W AND Hv SEAT Oe Oc ‘obe received from New York, Ladios Dress | | the newest materials Beantifal Pi i" nod other goods f for misses and children. Cloths, Cassi- | meres and Woolens for men and boys. A splendid | stock of Shawls. "Binacle ot all binds large | Thick of Blankets at @3, 84, @8, and 96. % ‘Of Cloth age Cail and coamtne ‘our Goods, We sell cheap. oct?-ly (G{FORGETOWN aan S BANK, | D.C. i er STB. Bank hoars,9 a.m. = aa on Saturdays (to receive deponttay aati @ deposits. General Banhine Bi lections made on all access: days, Mondave. POURING: » Barnett, ‘Conhier rrertors: Polkinhorn, | The os Dowling, | J.T. Mitchell, { Henry Dickson, pley, | Fred. W. Jones, Riley A Shinn. ED: Hartiey, | Thomas Kuowle ‘may 1-tu.en, H. WHEATLEY'S | STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAD LISHMENT, 49 Jefersom Street, Georgetown, DC. Established, 1831. Premium awarded, 1857. En Inrgeo and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gent men's wearing apparel of every descrip Nelveta, Crepe Veile and Trimming &c., nicely cleaned or dyed, als. riaine and Rew Gocds, Carpete and Elaukets cleaned during the Sommer morths. Bend address and we will call for and re- turn work at any place tn the District free of extra charge. Work received and retoraed by mail or press from and to ang place in the conntry PERSONAL si Ms ing Kia Gloves, MBS, RURTINE. 6 gives fol satistaction. Nc etween | and K. oet29 3t” A See ee eee This celebrated ‘hy iy Reroio dium can be consulted Ot ad, northwest, ‘She has so superion i alien ing the Past, Present and Future. In leve or bust peas her ‘sdvice is, invaluable, describing your friends, pointing ont your enemies, forming For.ch ihe sure way to succoss in ait ar nandertak ings. Honenitation strictly confidential. 1 gee wily ‘and Healing Me ol D rect, corucr \WWONDERE’ L, BUT TRUE. SOMETHING NEW The Hing of Shirts! (Patent A pp'ied F, SIX WAMSUITA MUSL WITH GooD 2,100 IRISH LINEN ROSOMS SIX DIFFERENT STYLES IN EACH HALF SHIRTS, | | EVERY SHIRT GUARANTEED! BETAIL PRICE, $1.50 EACH. j These SHIRTS are ready gussets. Any lady can make the button-h ls putin the gnase s, and by so doing can save from fo 1. on each shirt. We invite ladies espectatiy to Examine these coods. LANSBURGH & BRO., SOLE AGENTS, | 404 and 106 7th street, And 1020 7th street, of the button -hole Editors, Reporters, Compositors, Department Clerks, and others, will frd this an inva'uable ' SHIRE oer as-8t | HMOLMEAD & CO. $16 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTERS We continue to offer a fall Li ORUCKERY, GLASSWARS, and Pressed DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, BRONZ# LAMPS and DROP LIGHTS; ROGERS & BROS PLATED WARE and RUSSELL 3 CUTLERY— WAT. THE VERY LOW of CHINA, ex petted sents Press Bese pases tg z E Sosso Salsiatad Stott 4 EE £ E For Medicinal and Family use. FINE OLD GIN, BOLD GIN, INE OLD GIN: FINE OLD GIN, FINE OLD GIN, For Medicinal and Family use. G. G. CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 1415 Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. We alao offer spectal OKED WHEAT, Hata JEHSED MILK, MOCKING BIRD Foop. OANARY BIRD SEE. ~ Conan MEATS, for Bandwiches, it a E cokes MACKEREL. octiStr Rim peo oneaE HN. sale a Kh for the geuu- Kamu hs ad TTR OUGA and comet See LOWERS ENAMELED IN a NO COUNTERFEIT. THE prec acdaeg usgp. a RTA ERIS Tuade a perecas, 1487 NEW YORK AVENUE, peter fe natin ib an PLATED WARE, Table and Pocket Cutlery, &«. All the New Strics of, PLATED TRA SETS, WAITKRS. GABE KETS, CASTORS, | FORKS, SPOONS, te, of the best quality. Also, a fall assortment of RODGERS ENGLISH TABLE PUCKET CUTLERY, IMPORTED DIRECT. M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co., octls-tr JRWELLERS. PICTURESQUE | SPECIAL NOTICE. AND EUROPE The viwlersigned are informed that the canvas Sers of @ serial puttication consisting of old gravings of European places are representin ESQUE | that the publication oy PICTU EUROPE, @nnounced by us a year or iw ago. has been abandoned, and that the wor — we a is reese 'ed therefor. to “PIORUBECOU! E Eukore” aration as ix cellence of and that its few eS inform the public that is in as active prep peelble. consistent with thorough €x wood engravin cation sil begin i the course of a i work are sil ae ] 8 publication the most trustworthy aut elegant production vf the kind ever issued. ‘i Re public is warned against all pBnblications bearingjsimilar titles to that selected b: ee ee >; the TURESOUE BC) EOhOPE will bear pou ite title. page the name of the undersigned as pabitshers: ail saner cones Purporting to be the same are spurious imitations. eepect! D. APPLETON & CO. New Yorx, Angust, 1575, oct26-6t FALL 4ND WINTER STYLES. NEWGOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR 625 TO $100. SAMPL) or READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., rice 1106 F STREET. ae FS) vixest QUALITY, ready: only $3. -|R4¥ ALL'S SEVENTH ST, BILLIARD ROOM, (CLOSING OUT! | Napkin at g1 per des LADIES’ Goons. pl Ladies SUITS, CLOAKS ccm aS MELEE 8, 715 Market Space BS, C_BTRATTON informs the indies of Bast Weshingion and chang that bn addition te rewemak be bee DRY GOODS. FF ba M We bave set about $25,000 worth of DRY GOODS, z itiners . ne Sich mun posuicely bewold by January 1. pag ty In order to do this. the ENTIRE STOCK will be offered at Less than Wholesale Prices, for - . | A, McOOR MICK, CASH ONLY. i: miss B. .-) WHITE GOODS and SUMMER PD. 3 Penneytvante Avenve, (Up Stare ee ane EEE he caer ee Tine French MILLINESRY for the Fail ana “iporsed BONNSTS and HATS ta the sewer =s. FLOWERS, FEATHSSS, SILAS WM. A. YATES, Agent for Owner — indebted the late firm of Vater BIB « Miche ty poms cad cetthe smvmveds Special attention etren th onters —- j= A Ma seuma RUPPEST, BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAUS 14 99m Staeet, Orrosite Parent Orrice BERLIN 7EPHYRS, WOR*TED « DS, ant 939 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 9h ant Wh sis CABVAS EMBROWWERIES in ite gttention to the following GOODS, al! of which are hrst-class in ov! 4 sarge ascorimant of Laat exp Jackets. Worsted Shawls, Fancy Hose, and aud velvet quality and style. « from 16 to® per et pi Bnow flake Suitings, (ates Haig as, qrocher Pisids and Sante te *repeh Vrap tks; 8 hag Biack Alpacas acd M airs. Silk Velvete, Velvetecme: French Mastin«: lain Tarletans os ; Meralia, for R ar ES AND INSERT! VERY CNEAF RELPING’S 8 best in the n nes: Sbavis, Watersr @ Insertings. &¢ a Merino Wameuita 44 Blenc t quali'y Our chased and sold on a # fore our ability to giv M™M® © Ff. seaNNew RETURNED FROM PARIS With the et nt of PAT BONNETS ana Bh DRESSMAKING L107 PENNA OHAKLES ST. BA BRODHEAD a co. ect?? tr STILL 939 Penna. av, GREATER han Web «t REDUCTIONS, J, C. WIBWALL &CoO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN 4 Birds, VELVETS, SILKS « rh i STOCK RIRBONS. Hpecial attention given to orders OF Mks.J.P. PALMER, wreet. betwarn Lith and Re GOODS ND STATIONERY. AND WINTER. BOOS. ry gaualite Mabel Martin By John ES OOPS, Holiday Book, wulfa SILKS, SHAWLS, WOOLENS, Cassi a TADERWEAR, Ac., ae The Surceon sf Pa . DIRECT FROM AUCTION. the Beet Tre The Ger man Price by All the new B jonery oks, Arst St any Geagtiful things 1 f Vert peravires le rawn t tet pres t . t ITTONS, 14 Oe ued EXTBA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS = AND OTHEB DOMESTIC GOODS AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ Pt 200 PAINS 11-4 BLANKED usual price $10. Al “ Bicbly nied. rajte and Bi Drawings ter P Day bave so ¥ er Books and ES FINE Woe ae eopplind from ou readily eid on fs DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, THE BEST cebte a cnoate eve. WOOL BLANKED pooxee.ieas ane ? Ever Sold for @5 wa i UPON PUBLIC } i of Exchange, & UNDERWEAR, caries aud Money of all For Ladics, Gents and Child at less than cost of Tales of the Argonact production Men's UNDERSHIETS and DRAWERS, 40 Cente BLACK SILKS. the choicest makes aud qualities, | frum baukrapt sale. | BEST GOOWS EVER SOLD FOR THE | MONEY ak Oo 2.0, lather: OE 00. Catekilt BLACK CASBMEBES, 65 Cents to 91 Virgin is Jobneon: $3. Hogh Mel BLACK ALPACAS 25 Cent decided | ee he pe oy : Extra Five BLACK ALPAt AS, 37% er] fh yard Full width (al! Linen) TABLE DAM 50 Couts per 5ard. The entire stock at an average reduction per cent, on former prices J. ©, WISWALL & Co. nreylemnin, Political Works. oct? D®*¥ Goons notice G Sp. The Gih Gove bra ™ Payne gis Our New Munster, by BG. Perryman A full oxy 4. or MEDICAL BOOKS WM. BALLANTY™ The undersigned having purchased fr “ signees of the late firm of Bogan & Wylie their « | tire stock of octlé tr 488 TF eH BrKEer DEY GOODS, kc., = SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS |) Has reopened at the old stand. 1014 Tth str? amnod | Sib achoice and select assortment of ® NEW FALL AND-WINTEB GOODS, which will be so! sold at lowest rates. Great bar niay be expected WM. BIRD WYLIE, oct25-tf 1014 7th treet northwest (CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOODS STORE IN WASHINGTOY fa g 4 z i § oiey Nine 1s @t the very lowest ILLINGTON'S co Soeaarenn. Corner 4 street and Penn avenve Very stout Canton Flannel, 8c. Splendid yard wide Cotton, ic FAMILY SUPPLIES. One yard and « quarter Got po Very wide Sheeting Cotton, 2e | SRP=teR. Sook wemar, Yard wide Pacific Cambrics, in Navy Bine, Sea! Browns, 13c.; worth 250. Double width Black Water proof. 750. roo! CARTERS, 707 MARKET SPACE Very finest Black Aj Cape Cod Cravberries . | Pare ae a end Quince Jelly put op anode: our super’ int (assan, rT ei Senos Baer BEY: SHUULDERS p= GOODS aT HALF THEIB VALUE. 00 barbele cb ch Moguificont Black G: Grain Silk @) Bos! y itSfool Gaarele Bair Plat, Ay =o =. } ABLY zs NEW YORK POTATORS. Super Pinta and © ingonsle at 33. 5 Peautiful Black hair. 5 eniar earth cute welder 1918 Penneytvania arenne inert es J GEO. W. LINKING coetomememed the cits ~~ sgeliee recrived, at atthe cheapest store iu = Soren, NET CONNOLLY'S, cct2-tf 60S Sth street, opp. Patent Office. | prime TEACHES, g SER GES and cxner re aa ee Braise Bare Of all Clacnes of Sp Frames of 3 pounds cach. siving the best value for the sualleet amount ex. | _oepl6tr ee. Limkine oar. ines no gga item have we obtained so grea! success ae inv BLACK SILKS. Webave had many — this —. = Sintecep spceptfrom gs who never purchase a Black SILKS Bk eases casuM ‘and hove no boaltation in’ pia im placing th in ccumpetition ‘with any_of the well kuown aud | os ‘mani a for Goior, ing from $2 28 te ae, om 8 which JOUN T. MITCHELL 931 Penussivania avenue. GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO, WE ARE OFFERING A large and well-selected stock of HEATING STOVES. counters a line dues OnwTES 4T MSREED DOWN PRICES. 711 MARKET sPacg, tention te all Jobbing Have jnst received a fresh supply of in these departuvents. NEW DRESS GOODS, BAY WARD & HUTCHINGOR, ond Qomaret ects tr 317 Ninth street northwest. aestae. os | wks to any in this city. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Very cheap, to clove ont. oothé tr GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO. (CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS “orc ttn are invaluable for indigestion and dys- te ees aeeaier oe ee