Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. pene Rn TUESDAY....... November 2, 1875. Weather Probvadilities Te-day. Orrice oF Cuter SIGNAL Orrierr, | Ww AsurNoTON. November 2. w15, For the lower lake region and middle states, Terth west to northeast winds, rising barem and cold, clear, or parity clearing wea: wed by falling barometer. LOCAL NEWS. | A’ d&e., To-mtght. National Theater—Mr. Barry Sullivan as “Riebard 11.” Odd Feitacs’ Helt—Prot. J. H. Anderson in the the “World of Magic.” —_-—__. Condensed Locals. Returns from state elections announcet from Avenue Theater stage to-night. From the “Junction N Josh Bilt a Sew York, yesterday, Judge Lawrence decided that persons, natives of that state, in the government empioy at Washington, do not lose their residence or right to vote. There was a report in circulation in this City this afternoon that a party was mobbed the polls in Balt that he shot Sead twoof bis assailants. The report conld | Lot be verified up to the time of our going to | | TERS. Wan interesting meeting of the Medical s0- ciety of the almuni of Georgetown Univer- sity. took place last evening at the college bollding. and the consideration of the sub- jret of last meett erperal Septicaer- | bia—was resumued, and elicited consiuerable discussion. | The visitations of the Independent Order | «f Rechabites will take places as follows: Mt Vernon Tent, November 11; Capitol | vember 1%; Wash mn. November 2% November Heber, December 6; December M4; Eagle, December 1 nnior, November 6. meetirg of the pastors of the M. FE. nes in the I et of Columbia was | beld at tiie F ch the; y charch yesterda at ex- rssed tbefnestion ¢ charge just that the under Luther was rationaiistic, charge jost that Proiestautism ly is rationalistie?” n| Miller's eulogy on the Gray Poet” bas A sensitive “Good | #t fallen on barren ground. uth with dirty face and ragged | pants was slowly trudging along Z st. north Jesterday. and ashe trudged he blubbered. * What's the trouble, sonny?” said & police- man whore beat was on Y Street south. The youth, without stopping, or even taking the yoliceman’s number, replied in the sngges- tive words of Walt Whitman,“A Woman Waits for Me!” She was his stepmother. Her biceps bad been weil developed at the wash. ing board. She was foadling a strap of raw Lide atout twenty-four inches long. ——e—— District Government Affairs. The Commissioners of the Sinking Fand | have advised the District Commissioners of An order given by them for the burning of the 2-years” bonds remaining in their bands an- | issued, amounting to $357 060. | | VILDING PERM ixened to-day by Inspector Plowman: W Willams, f T three-story and six two-story brick dwellings on the south sideof A sireet, Lerw een 6th and 7th northwest; $31,000. | PROPOSED STREET RAILROAD TO BLADENS- | | BURG On Saturday evening last a meeting of ¢itizens of Capitol Hill and Bladensburg was beid at the bouse of Hawkins Taylor, esq Capitol Hill, to consider the feasibility batiding @ street railroad to Bladensbur; starting from the corner of Delaware avenue aud C street north, running into Maryland Avenue and throagh the old Columbia turn- pike read, the proposed terminus on ti other end being near the celebrated Sy Spring ‘This route has been surveyed by Mr. E Chapman. 2 citizen of Capitol Hill, a the meeting | bwitted @ report, whica was adopted, re | taken # & charter from the yext Congress. nittee Was appointed | to wa et Commissioners. the | Purpo € being to procure the changing of seme of the Columbia Road to that of Bia- ue, over which the road ix to run. The cha'r appointed Messrs Sayies Hrown, H. N. Chipman, Geor Guiiek, George W. Linville. and Kk. K. El- ett as the committee. To-day they ap- peared before the District Commissioners and presented the wishes of the eitizens as to | The change of name, and were informed that d receive the consideration of t an answer marie a! some fu - NATIONAL THEATER.—Mr. Barry § Van bad @ fine and appreciative house | bight, to see bis rendering of the familiar (and therefore diMeuit) part of Richelien My- Sullivan makes several new pointe in EI® study of the part, and, aiming at bistori- eal accuracy, does not prevent a character of such violent contrasts In the way of physical inarmity and senility and explosive enerzy familiar with in the persona. nd other representatives of Richelieu. @ consequence, the first im a ed was that the Richelieu of Mr. Sullivan lacked color; but as the play proceeded the personation grew upon the au ctence, and in the end the quite hearty ap- plause testified to his success. A slight has- kiness of voice was a drawback to the effeci in Mr. Suliivan’s impassioned scenes; but | this may have been cceasioned by a ‘cold. Mr. Sullivan was very well supported, and especially by Miss Lillie Glover, in the part of Julie. To-night Richard Ili will be presented, and there will be much: curiosity tosee Mr. Sulli van in this arduous part. —_ Goop SHOOTING Mr. Elwin Champlin, of the «1D. Protective Association, with Mr. T. E:tward | Clark, of this city, went over to Havre de- | Grace yesteriay for a day's duck shooting, it | being the first day on which that sport could legally be enjoyed in Maryland. The Sus- | ghebanna, the great feeding ground of wild | fowl at this season of the year, was alive With dueks, fat from a month or two of uo- disturbed gourmandizing. Messrs. Cham- | oe Clark bagged 1 ducks, (embracing pair of red necks.) and the birds were ali pf agen condition. Judging the weight of the same from the sample pair of red necks sent to TRE STAR office, this might be | called & heavy day's shooting. | Se ELECTION NotFs—Pool Selling —Messrs. | Baker amt Loomis last night sold pools at the Imperial Hotel on the New York an Maryland elections today as follows :—For 060 majorit w York state senate. Mor- rissey, $50; Fox. for governor of Mary- land, Carroll, $60; iris, €25. Announcing the Retw o-night.—Eleetion returns will be given out to-night at the Tooms of the abiican Congressional com- mittee, No. 1006 F street; Metropolitan club headquarters, 423 7th street, and from the stages of the National and Avenue theaters. ——_+ BUILDING ASsOCIATIO! The regular meetng of the Progressive Building associa- tion was held last uight, aud showed itself Plosressipg. over two hundred shares having B subseribed. all of whieh were paid up L le. This is the only building associatioa of colored men in the country. Its officers are: Jas. H. Smith, president; Dan’l Murray, vice pretde Lamson Brooks, secretary Caivin T. S. Brent, treasurer: 8..W. Lewis, KW. Toompkins, Robert Cornell, R. C Freeman.Tremain J. Shadd. E. E. Jackson Wim. Wasuington, board of direetors. oe BY WasuInce WashInaton DRIVING PARK. — Pure? $250, class 240—horses to be owned in Dis iriet and adjeining counties—$i00 to first, #75 third, $25 to fourth. Five to enter and three to start; to trot three in five, in harness. ard to be governed hy the rules of the National Association. Entrance 10 per cent., to close with G. B. Dyer, at Tre- mopt house. November 4d. at s o'clock. To be trotted November %!, 1 t Prov. ANDERSoN, the “Wizari of the North,” delighted 4 large audience last even- ing by bis mysteripus performances in the «World of Magic.” Prof. Anderson has won great repute 45 & magician, and his enter- tainments are excelent in their line, em- bracing many feats Which no rival attempts. ——_>—_— REAL ESTATESALB—Measrs. Duneanson rOR., AUCTIONCETS, Sold yesterday aflernoon, for Jobn J. Jobnson aad William W. Boar- man, trustees, lot 1. in Davidson's sabdi- sion of square 368, sitaated on M street, be- {ween th and 10th streets northwest, to C. A. Beavans, for $6,950. ART SALr. ams for purchasing a ; auction room. To avold crpenses nt as penses portation and risk of breaks: hey sold at a greatsacrifice. e “M°Y will be —-—____ FIRE THIS MORNING.—The aiarm of &@t ten o'clock this morning was for a Ste 'te the kitchen of @ frame house No. 2 © street southwest. occupied by Mr. Unsworth and owned by 8. Ni jorment, damage abou Roxax Goin, Lake George ptr 6 and French jet garnet jewelry, re- eet at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 7 Pennsy!vania avenue, near 4\ street. —————— ATTEXTION is called to the advertisement by Fitch, Fox & Co. of the fine room in we rear Of their real estate office. ——— oa FImet-cLAsS NARVESEN PIANOS on casy ‘serms at Coliman’s, 712 F street. A | and the aceused b: | las Acker, |W: follows: Pa | W. J in the Criminal Court, Judge MaeArthar, yesterday, after our report closed, the argu | Ment Was continued on the pleas challenging the array of the grand of Evans, Leighton, Fisher and Green, in- dicted in the ~ s Edes’ case; Otiman, Halleck and Brown, in the Treasury rob- gary, filed in the cases | bery case; and C. G. Fisher for abstracting irt papers. The government was repre- Rented) by (District “Atiorve regan. i . Wilson a1 3 ells, jr., ete | Messrs. W. A. Cook, R T. Merrick, A. G. Riddle, F. P. Stanton, R. K. Elliott and 8. 8. Henkle. Mr. Riddle, counsel for Evans and Leigh- top, yesterday concluded bis argument in snpport of the pleas made against the jaris- diction of the grand jury, saying that the leas would challenge @ special demurrer. ie denied that the law making @ grand jury was simply cirectory, and made an exhausi- ive argument in support of bis views. Mr. W. A. Cook followed for the defense, and argued that the grand jury Is clearly il- legal. He had not concluded when the court adjourned until this morning. TO-DAY. This morning, the court-room was crowded to overiiowing, and after the prisoners had been brought in and the court had been con- | vened, Mr. Cook resumed his argument on the pleas in abatement for the accused. He argued that under the rev.sed statutes noth- ing is left diseretionary with the District Commissioners, but the statute in manda- tory a to the duties of the clerk and the marshal. Judge MacArthur said that he did not see any wrong had been doue by the manner of drawing. Mr. Cook said the wrong was that the ex Riess pros isions had not been complicd with ne grend fury had not been drawa more than ten days before the term, and the names or half a dozen persons bad’ been placed in the Jury box within two years after prior ser- vice. In conelusion, he cited numerous an- thorities to show that in all states the re- strictiops thrown around grand juries are severe, and in all cases thestatutes are man- | datory. Mr. Merrick commenced bis argument claiming that while he did not depreciate the other pleas he looked at that which leges that names were placed in the jury box within two years after previous service as the most important, and he read from the record that Sheriff, Darnielle, Lamb, and Jones were such jurors, and be noticed that the records do not sbow that Darnielle was excused, and during hissickness W. C. Har per was sel cted as foreman. Judge MacArthur stated that he had ex- cused Darneille. Mr. Merrick then argued that the grand | jury was nota legally constituted body as there Is uo record What the number was filled to 2. A recess was here taken. THE FAL! TROTTING MATCHES, Races at Beuning’s To-day. [Special to Evening Star.) BENNING'S STATION. Nov. 2.—The fall troiting races at the Washington Drivin: Park, near Benning’s station, commence: today. The track was in excellent conii- tion, the weather delightfully coel and brac- | ing, and the attendance large. Every train which arrived from Baltimore and Wash- ington brought large accessions to the crowd. | The first race, class 2.14, for a purse of $2,400, was to take place at 2 p. m., the entries being as follows: S. W. Henderson, Roches- ter. N. Y.. br.m. Lady Star: J. Plano, Til, ©. g: Observer; J. Long Island, N- Y., b. m. Daniel Jenkins. Glen Falls, Brown; M. McKay, Waverl . bg. Lapland; D. Tallman, New York, e. g. Tri- umpb; W. H. Crawford, Washington, 1. C., br. 'm. Annie Collions; John Splann, New York, b. g. George B. Daniels. Owing to the track not being In order it was some time after the hour named before the start was made. N. Y. —--« District oF CoLUMBIA, MARYLAND AND NVikGINIA PATENTS.—The patents issued by the Patent Office to-day included the tollow- ing to residente of the District of Columbia, yiand and Virginia : et of Cohonbia—W. Warrington Evans, own, assignor to Samuel Stockton of Philalelphia, Pa., improvement tm dental engines. Montgomery; M Washington, improvement in Lens attach: ments for gas burners. Leonidas Duvall. Georgetown, improvement in toy guns and Georget Whi horns. George Porter Houston, Washing. ton, assignor to self and Walton Bros., of New York, N. Y.. improvement in hand cuts. Oliver H. Saxton, Washington, tm. | provement in combined cane and whip. Robert D. O. Smith, Washington, improve- ment in ventilation of commoes or close | stools. Wm. H. Power, Washington, and Charles T. Anderson, Clarksburg, Md., im- provement in carriage-tops. Fernando Stith, Wastington. improvement indraughtsmen’s inkeups. Trade-mark—Dr. Heath, Wash- ington, medical compound. Mo rylend—David improvement in pocket-books. Thos. Rob- erts, Baltimore, assignor of one-half his right to Abel Dungan, of same place, im provement in hermetic sealing devices. levginia—Thomas W. Norfolk, improvement in s PRFSRYTFERY OF WaSsHT statiation and a Proposed Investigation.—The installation of Rey. George B. Patch, the new pastor of the Eastern Presbyterian’ church, on *th street, took place last night. ervices opened with singing and prayer, and in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Little, Dr. Wills preached the sermon; at | the conclusion of which tbe candidate came forward and responded to the questions pro- pounded by the moderator. He then knelt down, and each member of the presbytery rested bis right band on his he during a praser by Dr. Wills. The charge to the now astor was delivered by Rey. Dr. Sand2r- ot and that to the people by Rev. John F. ely. A secret session was then held by the pres- bytery for the purpose of deciding whether or bot to appoint an investigating com- mittee to go to Vienna, Va., to Inquire Into the charges brought by a citizen of that place. ——-e—__ THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK.—The | stockholders of the Metropolis Savings Bank met yesterday and re-elected as trus- tees for the ensuing year, the entire old board, consisting of Samuel Norment, Jas. L. Barbour, Jas. S. Edwards, H. Strasburger, John H. Goddard, G. R. Thompson, Nicho- Wm. H. Clagett, and B. H ‘arner. The secretary reported the total number of depositors 824, and the amount on deposit, #17: . The committee of inves- Ugation report that the business has been carefully conducted and no losses have oc- curred or doubtful loans taken. | ———— eo —__ MARRIAG been issned as Francis Keely, Thomas Braxton and Tina Robinson, James 'y and Adelaide E: Souber, Robert B. Givins and Birdius Washington, James A. Roche and Wittie J. Ridgway, Marshall Lawson and Kate Harris, Hoye (of Garrett county and Lou M. Stutzman, An- drew Thomas and Martha J: Wilson and Fanny Jenkins, Edwin H. New- meyer and Mary V. McGuigan, James H. Stewart and Matilda Parker, Wm. T. Berry and Mary Julia Robes SHOOTING BY THE YESTERDAY.—The members of the Gane Protective Association met again yesterday for rifle practice at the Arsenal grounds, the purpose being the selection of a team to sheot at the Centennial. The range was 300 yards, and two sighting shots were allowed each man. The score was as follows, out of & possible 20:—R. Heunseh, 10; J. M. Pollard, R. Foote, 7, J. A ler. 15; G.E. Hale, Bell, 2; J. P. Burnside, L. Beyer Wheeler, 11; W. Spangler, 0. < ————— WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK.—Tuestay, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of tunis week will witness the largest trotting meeting ever held in this part of the country, ifnot in the United States. Among the ‘4 horses present are some of the finest and most even- matehed in the country. Round tri Uckets a 20 cents. Trains leave Balti- more and Potomac Railroad depot at 1.13, 1.40, 2.50, 3.15, and 3.40 p.m. Races ba — sw0e- A SAD DING oF A BRIDAL Tocr—It was only the other day that 4 newly-married couple were burned to di in Connecticut. and now a bridal pair hav@ost their lives by the upsetting of @ boat on the Susquehanna river, at Le add 7... > bys six ‘TSODS COM) irty, Maurice Good- Pich and w: e, ‘of Worcester, New York, and Mr. and wife, of Unadilla, were drowned. Maurice Goodrich’s brother es- ca and succeeded in saving his wife; he urned to rescue his companions, but was too late. The two Goodriches had lately reen ied, and were on their wedding tiip, The three ladies were sisters. A Laby ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AT A BALL.—M1 ss Lilly Stay, about 23 was accidentally shot in the it the knee, about 11% o’clock last n! ata ag | at Vorwart’ ‘The shooting ble excitement in the room.— Bait. Sun, 7 James Keenan, recen ter for pest sentenced in years in the state prison, inst Rev. Mr. Brown | * D.C.” RIFLE CLUB | So SPashet mas) 2 a rl relary pa Ho Release. oe le Meigs, | Osbourn, Baltimore, | GEORGETOWN. A FALL.—About 11 o'clock this morning a boy named Robert Crouse fell from the ‘wall in front of the old jail, on. Righ street, near TEE COUUTS. Crrevit Court—Judne Cartter. Today, Bruee against Plowman; Jnit¢- t by defnult. Ley Bye Angus; erdict for plaintiff, #6 40. Dean against Cox; veratet for plaintif. Kengia against GEORGETOWN ADVERM’TS. ARGAINS IN DRY GooDs. Fine Casbmeres antiful Cloth Shades 200 pieces Plain sad Pi.id Dress Gots newest styles, at 25, 50, 35, 0, and £0 cents and upward, DRY GOODS. Prices REDUCED ON CAKPETS. FULL stock La i Aided Tks This Fe TWENTY the canal, and received severe injuries about nee wise : ‘ Ballinger: on trial. the . He was removed to hie fathers _; - eS aay | SEeroigroeste Cotton, we —amprecedented. Equity Court—Juige Otin. reskience, on Grace street, where his wounds Special bargsine ia Bod Rackets. Beaver Clothe | Bags ot best Calves Te-day, Fant azt. Ricgs; order todismiss were dressed by Dr. A. B. 'Sheckell. sn Carsimers. Cottons. Calioves, and Honsekeen'ng | Prrees Gonie bil. Dock agt. Doekery; order of refer- THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer- | (Goods st lo vest trices, Carpets, Oil Cloth and Buse. | Kicgaut ¢ 4 ence toexaminer. Gad agt. Gadley; or- chants Exchange to-day amountel to 11,60 | Call and examine on gay au cer extending time to take Huestis an tte aoe at $1.26, 33, novl-tr Town t. Grant; Patterson agt. » 42, 42), 43, and 44. lz Taslaten, Galen pee cab tbbee | Watee InsPECTIONS—The report of Mr. 8. | (jBEATEST BARGAINS agt. Robbins; order to take testimony. Alex- P. Deener, flour inspector, for the month of | ered this season in ander agt. District; continued. Estate of T. : Number barrels fam- DRY @ooons C. MeSbiny; order approving probate pro- ily flour inspected, 8,985: extra, 1.478; super- | At®. THO. BROWN’S, No. 121 Bridge street ceedings. "hoover azt. Hoover; order ap- fine, 364; fine, 150; middling, 196; total, 11,(73 Hazris Seamless 2-batton Kid Gloves. } pointing guardian ad litem. Potomac Steam- | barrels. Herris’ Victoria 2 button, in White and Opera boat Cobtpan'y agt: Upper Ke testimony be- | Mary "Ana; trom "Algaanirioe with oie) | theteta tor La f Houskcepicg Goode, at the | “ 3 bait Ad | i i ,ate enantio ny; order to take testimony Fy Ron or tge yeh gt jousekceping at PROBATE Court—Judge Olin. schooner Kitty Ann, from same place, with New style Plaid and Plain Dress Gools. | Black Casnmereg ant Alpacas. Cassimeres and Black teaver Cloths. esta as Thomas | 1,700 bushels wheat for same firm; s' scone order appointing Jen H. Toomas | E-C. Knight, from New York, copsigned to | Cesimerse and Black teaver Clothe. sore pr Iministrator; bond $200. M. Gately | R. PA. Denham, with general merchandise | .quthesenhen octas bt proviepinsonte epg administratrix of the estate | for District merchants; schooner James P. ~ - Ning of Malechi Gately deceased: bond #300. Ad- | S@fford, from James River. Va., with 60,000 TBST GRAND UPENIN Vester ere ee Stee ane saictnet | bushels wheat for HM. Talbott, 13m bua. | PATZERNS Ha ox els ditto for T. C. Wheeler, and’ 70) bushels | ditto for Hartley & Brother, * _ -se0- Tor ILLness McKeever, charged with piofanity in public; | continued, wn Bell, Thos. Stevenson and Geo. Ennis, disorderly conduct at K-street market house on Saturday night; @5 each Jsaae and Andrew Jackson, obsiracting the market thoroughfa continrel, David Scott, street cursing; $5. Andrew Pervy. charged with carrying concealed weapons- a sheath knife; $20. ary Spriggs forfeited Andrew Suili OF PaInce Bismarck — The Lordon Eebo of October 16th says: The relapse sustained by Prince Bismarck, which hes resnited in the vdonment of his tray- eling plans, does not appear to have come on gettesuderbly. It appears that the Priuce’s bealth bas been indiffereat for some time | collateral. vaa, carrying ®| pact,even whileat Varzin. About @ week | vector pistol; $50. Edward Green, forfeited. ‘das Reo he felt so unwell that he decvtet t> sume | 5. Potpiaborn,| Dope wing, | J.T. Mitchel, odd, forfeited. J.J. Perks, loud and \* | mon his ordinary medica! adviser from Ber. | Henry Dickson, | B. 1. Jropley, | Fred. W. Jones, ferous talking; continued. Samuel Phil- | iin for consnitaiion. siley A. Shinn, | B.D: Bartle! Tmayll tnanly W, # WHeatiens | STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB- ISHMENT, Street, Geortstoren, D.C. : 1. | Premt 1857, Bn- Ly improved, 1874. Ladi Gentlemen's wearing ats, of decripiion, including Velvetn, Orepo Veils snd Trimmings, Kid Gloves &c , &c., niccly cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during Semmer months, Send ns your address and we will call for and re- turn work at any place in the District free of extra charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex pros from and to any place in the country. ap%l-t PROFESSIONAL. D* J. L. WOLF, DENTIST, octt0 6m Removed to 1210 F street M LANGHORNE, ¥ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, octls-Im* 462 Louisiana avenue M. EF A, ASHFOR D. . Office 1330 New York Avenue. Residence 507 E Street. Mesxeges may be sent at all hours through the While in this doubiiui state of health, axd somewhat depressed in conrequence, two events occurred which af- fected him very deepiy. The one was the Lis ess of bis proposed’ son-in-law, and the o ber the loss of his favorite servant, a man fiiirty five. named Heinrich Niedergesaes, ste bas for ten years past been in the eh: cellor’s service, and enjoyed his entire cont dence. Niedergesaes was to have accompa- nied bis master to Italy, and had in fact al- ready packed the boxes for the journey. On the Sth instant, while cleaning a fowling- iece belonging to the Princes, which was oaded, be it advertently pulled’ the trigger, and received the contents of the barrel in his body. Instant death was the conse- quence.” The effect of this accident npon the rince Was very painfal, and served visibly to aggravate his own indisposition. Prince Bismarck is reported to have shed tears at the sight of the dead body, and to have said, “He bas been a faithfal servant to me; I shall not find another such.” Wat A Youtu’s INFATUATION Cost A RICH FAaTHER.—George J. Hoffman, son of a@ wealthy Fifth avenue man, fell in lov with a danseuse in the“ Black Crook” Lalle! and when her engagement was at an end he followed her to London, and made love to her until bis money was gone. He senthoms y. | Thomas Knowle lips, forfeited collateral. Abram Harris, forfeited. Edward Calvert, same. David Stanton; same. Patrick McNamara, for- feited collateral. Vincent Lewis,same. Joho Ovington, disturbing the quiet of George- town; $5. Geo. Simms, profanity in public: 85. © Emmons, loud and boisterous; $5. Jos. Bomery, obstructing a thoroughfare by ing some carts thereon; 35 collateral. win Albert, profane in market; $5. Jas. Powell, profane; $5. John Nuisance was fined $5 for disorderly conduct in th ket-hovse. Watson Green, profanity John Chapman, carrying ® pistol; $5. tis McManon, profane; $5. TO-DAY. i and felted. Mary Weleh, loud 3. Andersoy Pieree forfeited Cornelius Hill, vagrant; dowo. ney Rivers, vagrant; down. dane Lee, So- ¥ Brown, John Howard, Thomas Gibson, William Brewn, Cherry alley rangers, were ned $5 each for disorderly conduct. John Malone, carrying a razor; $0. Turner Brooks, Albert Smith and Wm. Hatton, disorderly assembly; 55 each. Armstead Librand, seli- ing whisky by the small withovt leense; Ayre Al er : piss *ikone. Hesenthomo | Wisirict Teieerapa Co..cor, Rand loth sis. och 2" continued. weeny, cu 5. | and received money throu; fay Cooke 4 Allen Crown pleaded guilty to ear. | Co. to provide money for the gir and enila, M.*°Sin MOteD Nis OFFIOR Tying brass Knuckles, aud was fined 20. | He gave her (25, with #75 to pay for instruc to bis residence, 1229 N street corner ih Se PEE Perks, Siameteny —— $5. i tion in ae eas school. He paid £100 for the | aorthwest sep) 3n' Jowens grand larceny of clothing and other | child,and drew £50 to pay his own expenses | corpeo ; articles from C. com, valued at £50. | home. He aud an elder brother signed the | SCHUTTER & RAKEMAS, Gen. Rulcom testified that his baggage was | drafts, but the father In New York retused Lo | FRESCO, DRCORAT{VE aca evers accortgtion of being taken from a carriage to his room in | accept them. Jay Cooke & Co. sued the sone ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, the hotel, and some one picked up bis carpet | for damages for drawing money without at, SPRCIME Soe ee con Sack from the sidewalk and ran off with it. | thority, and cot damages. Last week they pot RSAC OR ayers Borthweet, ‘The articles were recovered from the yard of | sued the father In Brooklyn on the ground | 20@@) 1 aces @ shanty about two squares way,where de fendant had thrown them; sent to grand ja bonds $1,000. John Jones, grend larceny that the money was advanced at his request, id the jury gave them a verdict for $3,~ Y 7 PER SET FOR TEETH. EITHER JAW De. A_8. PRATT, Graduate of, io College of Dental surgery. nd of Fy fun. 1st ‘eat Coll ten honsehold articles from H.'King; grand Jury, - pe ens Beem po bonds $500. Albert Jackson, larceny of a ONE BrorHER KiLLED BY ANOTHER.—A extracting teeth. ‘anil-ly coat worth 10; continued. Allen Crown, | sad affair happened at Point Pleasant, New at from Francis Griftin; $20, or 50 days. Gabriel Munroe, assault on his wife, Sarah Monroe; $50, or 60 days in jail. Thomas Street, threats to John D. Bur- Bess; $100 bonds to keep the peace. “NEW WAY OF PAYING OLD DEBTS ” Hiram H. Bell, assault on Wm. H. Mul- len, a well-known hackman, who came into Court covered with blood and his face terri- bly lacerated and swolien. A colored man colored; Stealing a ¢ Jersey, on Friday, in the tragic end of a bright and promising youth named Robert Hance, aged twelve years. The particnlars are as follows: A flock of wild geeso were flying over his father’s house, and the boy's | brother, Abraham, aged fifteen, on secing it rushed in vor a gun to shoot'at the fowl. With thegun in his band he passed through the door of the house, and the trigger coming in contact with something the coatents were GRAVD OPENING! SATURDAY, October 30th, 1875. SECOND INSTALLMENT lestifed that he saw the assault committed | suddenly discharged snd entered the side of oe this morning on G street, between 6th aud | his unfortunate brother, Robert, who was . ith streets. ‘herendant knocked him down | standing but ten feet distant. The wounded Fall and Winter Clothing, and Kicked him in bis head and face. Com- | youth fell prostrate on the ground nttecol aT plainant had asked defendant to pay him one dojlar which he owed him. Avother wit- hess testified that defendant stamped Mullen in the face until some teeth dropped out on the pavement. Both complainaat and de- fe pi tnade statements, from whieh it ap- peared they had both been drinking freely and driving about in Mallen’s hack. The court said it Was a very brutal assault, with- out any cause; six months in jail abd one hundred dollars’ fine, and in ‘default six month ditional imprisonment, mating one yer an agonizing groan, ejaculated “mother!” ten minutes after the occur- antic parents hastened to the scene, but too late to see their darling alive A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.—Qnite arensation prevails at Farmingdale, a= mouth county, N. J., concerning the myste rious disappearance of Mr. C.A. Holmes, formerly ticket agent on the New Jersey Southern railroad in that village. For the past year he has been engaged in procuring railroad ties in Virginia, on the Pamunkey river, and snipping them to Farmingdale. A short time ago he went to Richmond, Va., to purchase some clothing and procure a vessel 1a which to ship his ties. Then he had a large amount of money in his possession. No tidings have been heard of tim since. His father in-law, Mr. Isaac Nesbitt, went in qvest of kim, bat his search up to the present time has been fruitless. It is feared that Mr. Holmes has met with foul play, and his wife and family, whoare highly esteem ~4, are nearly heartbroken in consequence.—¥. Y. Herald, Oct. 3th. A JERSEY CANDIDATE IN AN ASYL.UM.— Last pnd Mr. Davia J. Camfield, of the Newark fire department and now the repub- lican nom!nee for sheriff of Essex county, the most lucrative position in the state, was run over by a truck and severely injured. At first it was thought he would die, but he held out and has recovered. Since his nomi- pation he bas been a hogs copfinel. The statement was cireulated last night and vouched for >: responsible parties that the excitement of his nomination in his en- feebled condition has affected his mind so tbat he has been placed for rest and quiet away from the political “strikers” in the Newark Lunatic Asylum. The statement naturally creates great local excitement.— N. ¥. Herald, 30thult. SocraLism rn Rvuss1a.—European mail advices state that the Russian government ; | is engaged in a fresh and vigorous raid against socialist agitations. Arrests have A GREAT REDUC’ PRI IN OF FORMER The Nobby Evelish Worsted Overcoat, 92, formerly 990 A Fine Elysian Beaver Overcoat, ilk Front, $22, formerly $25 A Handsome Elysian Beaver Overcoat, 81k Fr 92), formerly 3 An Elegant Far Beaver Overcoat. Silk Front, $17, formerly 920 A Btylisb English Kersey Overcoat, $15. formerly $18 A Mognificent Fur Beaver Overcoat. Silk Front, 12, formerly ©15 tik Front, ‘$10, formerly $12 $5, formerly $10 Noonan, larceny of asket and sheet. from Th nna, a market man, who fell asleep guarding his wagon one night recently. Most of it was afterwards recovered by OM- cer MeMahon, and it was identitied by the owner; $50 or ninety days in jail. ae A Splendid Fur Beaver Overcoat, A Grand Chinchilla Overcoat, An All-wool Chinchilla Overcoat, es A Fine English Worsted Suit, Straight A Fine Ei A genuine Moscow Beaver Sutt, 8%, formeriy 925 An Elegant Cass. Suit, New Markei Style, $2. formerly S25 A Magnificent Cass. Suit, St. Bernard Style. 15; formerly $22 A Nobby Cass, Suit, Lester Watlatk Style © i z $15, formerly $15 A Stylish Cass. Suit, on cna ae 2, formerly A Stylish C 5 #10, formerly $13 A Heavy Working Suit 88, formerly $19 And balance of Stock in proportion. too numerous tomention. Special attention is called to YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH formerly $9 Frock, $25, formerly §30 ‘nglish Worsted Suit, Straight Frock, $2, tormerly $25 CHINFSE JEALOUSY AND S#HooTIN John Ancong, an ugly-looking Chin Whose oblique eyes, set ina face of s complexion, and long, bushy pig-tail t over his shoulders, made him cons: a typical Mongolian nAMONE 4a crows of his fellow-countryraen, was brouzut up at the Tombs Police Court to day on a charge ef shooting Lee Sing, with attempt to kil. sions of the men towards each other Tecome mines excited by rivalry ja en- Geavoring to win the affections of a buxo n Englishwoman, and her preference for Lee Sing beeame so decidedly marked, probabl. because of his better looks and fancy cloth: that the jealousy of Ancong was aroused. ued he Jay in wait for the successful suitor. Last night, ina dark balilway at No.7 Bax- ter street, Ancong fired a revolver at Lee Sing. The bullet penetrated @ thick coat, and was diverted from its course by a pair of leather suspenders, so that, in @ zigzag course on the back, only a slight wound was intlieted. The physician considered that the escape Ws a very narrow one. Ancong was arraigned before Justice Duffy to-day, and committed to answer in 83,000 bail.—V. a. Suit, SP CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH. A. STRAUS, 1011. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N.B—All purchasers should bear in mind that Commercial, Oct .. the above Goods sre thoroughly shrunk, and made PAYING BANK ROWBERS $10,000 FOR Re- Ler ser cied in Pee drone 1 a = : >, ‘s Village alone, near Moscow, thirty working- ine 2d of July last the aateof the nations: | men have been seized by the police. Some | FALE &¥D WINTER 0. and savings banks in Winthrop, Me., was | Of the prisoners attempted resistance. One, P 4 believed to be one of the principal leaders of Tent Satirond gee ey moatly im govera- | the socialist movement, defended hicmeai? co YLE pa The | desperately that he bai to be killed. The ST s. Bevis AEE te clatngt Gl upon, th | Hutaian‘postee ia rep fied 66 beter Be about $10,100, which was the sum of a rewart | !Pression thatit has in the present instance struck @ blow at the very stronghold and center of the movement, which will pat an effective stop to its further spread. —_— CITY ITEMS. Us ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent any possibility of an explosion, such as oc- Subsequently offered. A private detective in Philadelphia recently came in contact with an agent of the robbers, who agreed, for the amount of the rewar offered, to restore all but the money and the government bonds, which had been stolen. As the municipal and other unnegotiable securities were very heavy in amount, the bank officers readily NEWGOODS, SUITS MADE TO ORDER ‘agreed to compromise the theft. Several in- | curred beock’s , October terviews were held in Philadelphia, followed Ssh, 13, ue Shee ees: ree s by one at the St. Nichols Hotel, in New —_+——_ IN THE LATEST STYLES York, at which the details of the transfers UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, 5 cents & pair, were arran; and the securities were sub- | warranted; 10000 yards Calicoes, 6 nd 7 sequently exchanged for the $10,008 reward | cents, equal to on 10 cent goods in the city; FOR 825 TO 6100. in the aitie of an uptown grocery in New | Good’ Canton Flannel, & cents; 100 yards York. Biack Spool Silk, 5 cents; a good articie. eS es A CHILD PERISHING IN THE Woops.— BEHREND BRos., SAMPLES OF Willie; son of John Staddle, disappeared N14 paseo 067th street. rom his father’s house, near Colchester, N. ¥.,on Tuesday. The neighbors for milios THE NATIONAL SavINGS BANK, cornerot READY MADE around Joined in the search, but were unable sent, por anna on depots or oa pit Wood ree ates: Kins ne Of the fant | month. Manking hours, 9 to4 Saturdays, 9 he had been kidnapped, one or the famil « FALL AND WINTER journeyed to New Vork to consult with the | 4nd 6 to & mrs,ualie a . detectives. On the same day, however, the ighbors from ten miles around made a Hoal search, forming a line of men who walked not six feet apart. which was a mile —_-_—_. Corus, &c —Kasy Feet bei uisite 19 hiealun sid comfort, thon- , + gands of he intelligent public ‘patronize Dr. OVERCOATS. White's well-known ent, 535 15th and .—. long, = Sao ae F be pd street, ‘ite the Yor relief from around the house. @ chi! was fow on | Corns, jons, ried jails, the extreme end of the line, by the side of a Voudiunr boca ete. a | DEVLIN & CO., log, dead. “He had evidently perished in the storm of storm of rain, sieei, and snow on FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beuutifier, the first night in which he was was missiug. er N.Y. Sun, Nov, 30th. Miss HULETT Is ni] @ successful law cE NTS TOOASH Sc peer ceric ORDERED To War | hot casi] eae ier incon ae Gs pea yeanbea WHITE SHIRTS.—Some fourth wari parents, mene “5 9,6 | Morocco OnFE end. Winer eee es! Boots, with a view both to ceopomy and cleauli- ness, clothed their children in attendance upon Se — a seoo0i in colored s1 . Imagine their disgust when an order from the teacher was issued that FRECKLES removed by Nature’s Beautifier, CARPETS! CARPET: unless the boys were dressed in white shirts - ry ~ and white collars, and the girla with frilled ANOTHER BREAK IN PRICES, collars, they would be sent home to be re- AT TAK 0. 0. D. CABPAT HOUSE cl Le eretofore ve e into the minuthe of what kind of pencile, | ¢Jctt pening ano‘her large assortment of new and What sbade of writing paper, what fashion ot "Peahek BOBe Bi LS. a rubber, etc., must used; and now that English T, vr USSETLS, bese ina raid’ boaaatenea ite Cealitier | factted MEREERTUREC TESS ray ness, is @ ra! le 0 ual or v Ps color of clothing worn by the children? in. np biladelphia INGBAIN CARPETS, from 35 dianapotis News, stash Sas ScUESEEEP eran Bui g ane HSMP CAEBPETS, OlL CLOTH, THE Pops is a friend of hard money. Re ‘hese goods, j depressed cently, addressing some French ims. be | cf the present 't i beveold Sheeper than the are for sale by all dealers im Stationery, id: ~‘Is it not true that at the present time | fame can be at any other house. trade is four! in Franee, har: | ee Pun look to their own interest, Se your — Sie onan eo BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & 00., en) herein 5 Sa to give oct9-eo8m Grand New York, place to another curveney wi gives no wa = sound save that prod by @ great mass of paper thrown Prolene on toa hard tatle or on to the pavement.” ‘i 87 They don’t cail it flirting now, bat he- : Matter, terophemizing. OTDIEMETZ, 87 Gov. Beveridge arrived at Chieago yes- 1937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, terday. He bes orered the First Toptoven: j - a to be urder arms and to armory to-day during the a7 Mr. Russell Gu ised to introduce to the mons a bill to secure to @ berown sf Jomnin at their | ck rail ¢ ' = Tapestry Rugs. Mate, Blaukets from §1 _novl tr GPREATEST BARGAINS YET. y assels. @1 00 to Met he— very 8 to @? 20 tors BOLL POPLIN at 625 cents, refaced trum 91 2. ap ices all-wool WHITE FLANNEL ute th u yard wide, at * * Beal Good WHITE FL sNWEL 15 conte. All wool CAMELS HAI DBESS GOODS nced from A2% cent I SERKGES 37y cette, reduced from 3. im CARPETS at cost, to oh 1 Bi Three-ply and Ing | cut BED COMPOSTS cheap NEW GOO! EIVED AVERY DAY GEO. 3. JUHNSON & ©9., ro br M THURSDAY'S AND FRIDAYS LA gE Cc TIL MARKET apace AUCTIC ? PHILADS a Ui Cer and Dress Goo’, ' nd and «even shgttly » das or yard ‘and and twe hundred rior to An opein bat 83 pleees new Striped P c. per yard plia at 10c. per yard, sold last week at Bc. last woek at 4d Pc. per A great drive in adoub'e width Bi Per yard. sold last week at Rc, l care Brilliantine Alpaca at 373ic., real valne at retail ix Bo dove goode we ay below the rral LANKETS, 20 pairs) White Bi ire) Ihe as roche Shi re bought im the sanction alas nb 95. Is at $3 and upwards Large Beavy Ca. ton at Se. per ya: Batra double weight at Liye orth 186 Ard many more bargains too Bumerous to men tion, © M TOW*ON & co, oct30-eotr 635 P. BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARG ALNS! BRODNEAD 4 CO., 939 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 9h and Yih ss, Invite attention to the followiug GOOD! which are first-class in color. quality and style soid (in many instance) at irom 16 lew than ruling market price: Snov flake Suitings, Cat ertocker Plaids aud rench Diagonals. Vr biveres; Brown Ske, hairs; Slik Velvets; Velvet Bpangied Tarl-tans; French Piquer. Lonesdale Cambric; Sheetings an? Shirt Wool me ard to 3) per coat. Hair Plaids: Knick us: Fret Piain Terleta: sooks; Mazall Bleached bhemchedt White and Red Flaunels Is: Linen Table Darnask and Genta’ Und aw Is ard Insertings. in €. &e. Enciee' Beartet ana Me-ino Undervesta,(novel and desirable;) Wamsatts #4 Bleached Oottm, Id. per i re and Black $135; Brown Silks at (iron fran. ber plendid ali Linen nen ed with great eare, and pur rietly cash bi fore our ability to give the fxllest er BRODHEAD & « a. ay, bet. REDUCTIO) J,C. WIBWALL&CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW-GooDS FOR FALL AND WINTE CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, WOOLENS, DIRECT FROM AUCTION. We are enabled to sell ANDBOSCOGGIN COTTONS At 10 Cents per yard; BEST WAMSUTTA COTTONS, 14 Cents; EXTBA HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS § Cects, AND OTHEB DOMESTIC GOODS AT NB Renee peace the Dest oe warts, x Band LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES. 200 PAIRS FINE WOOL 11-4 BLANKETS at @6; usual price & Also, DIRECT FBOM THE FACTORY, THE BEST WOOL BLANKET Ever Sold for 85. UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Gents and Children, at less than cost of eduction. pr Men's UNDERSHIBTS and DRAWEBS, 40 Cents. BLACK SILKS, the choicest makes and qualitics, from baukrupt sa‘e. SEST GOODS EVER SOLU FOR THE MONEY, BLACK CASEMEBES, 65 Cents to 91. BLACK ALPACAS 25 Cente; decided bargains, byte Fine BLACK ALPACAS, 3754 Cents per width (all Linen) TABLE DAMASK, Cents per yard. The entire stock at per cent. on former prices. J. C. WISWALL 4 Co., 310 SEVENTH STRERT, cct?s tr Near Pennsylvania avenue D®* GouDs NoTicE. erage reduction of 25 The und: Daving purebased from the as- signees of the late firm of Bogau & Wylie their en- tire atock of DEY GOODS, kc., Bas reo} at the old stand. with a choice and select assortment NEW FALL AND WINTEE GOODs, which wilt be sold at lowest rates, Great bargains may be expected. oct25-tf (CHEAPEST CASH DRY GOODS STORE IN WASHINGTON. Xorg. stout Ourton Flannel, fe. Ove yard od Cotton, I2c. ve 5 4 press Pea gene - GARTERS, 707 MARKET SPACE. Very finest Over one: 7 Biae, Seal others, who never purchase a DRY GOODs. pD* GOODS AT HALF TUBIB VALUS. aoe eh Jobeir. hy conte. worth Micon erine Spectal bargain tp Ladies ai! Largest stock of Goipnre and Yak Lance rew Just reouived, at the cheap st the chy. $ ~ re cit store COMSOLLY'S, GOS Hb strect. opp. Patent Ofhoe, _ LADIES’ GOODS AY bo K_ ROBERTS | CBRAP MILL BAT TIMOER RICEN TS Povl tm* Bo 1304 7th et. northeret V ERMILYA Te erllipg LADIES ELEGANT RUTTON®D BOOTS Of bis ows corm tf o INT STRET _ cette Cpenente Pemeeriae Ust RECKIVEer— wis OTTES AOE A large assortment of Ladies’ SUITS. C TACKS nnd CORSETS a EES, OLDS “co, ects 8 © BELLERS, 715 Mark M886, FRATTON imtoran the Washingom and vicinity « ne 905 Penusyivania Avenne, (Up Stairs » Fine French MILLINEBY for the Fall an Wiuter ported BONNETS and HATS tothe newest renee FLOWERS, FEATUSES, SILKS S, @o. Bprcisl atteetion given to ordore net® te M®e* SELMA ROUFPR 614 Oru SrREET, OrrosttE Parext Orricn BERLIN ZEPHVRS, WORSTRD GOODS, and CANVAS EMBROLDEBIES Lar tment of Ladiewand Obittren's Card gen J wm Wavm, * Momde, Shawls. Fancy How, and Leggings ia wool, obott and vel Fine selection of Children's Meriso Qloake, ti white rab ook ited Stella Kid Gloves, 2? JOR LOT OF HAMBUBG ENGES AND INSERTINGS, VERY CHRAP BELDING'S 4 EB SPOOL { NG THER TKIMMIE | of Notions at 30 per cout lees than avenne price A 8 PERARFAST end PRESS Ca’ FICHUS, JACKETS snd OVERSKILIS made t | order, © own Laces made up. mks. | _ ccta6-te Ap Somat man RETURNED FROM PARIS | Ras BO ho choicest u-sortment of FATIERN NNETS and HT ESSMAKING in all fte branche 0 é END 33 NORTH ay and LTIMORE. vor tr " AL MEE hase or aesortment ATS tn all colors und shapes, TRICH FEATHERS, Preven sod Birds, VELVETS, SILKS and BBONS. Special attention given to orders a PIANOS, &c. Grand, ‘The favorite 4& STIRED PIANOS, uncarpeoed im tous, pach. a » Ob easy terme. mt for exsh. WILD & BU. Sole Agents, 723 7th street northwest. FAMIL Absoun s Y SUPPLIES. _ ce I8 SAFE ONDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES It will burn in sil Kerosene or coal oi! lange for itand take Bo other: H L, BEACH, 4 POULTRY, GAME, &e Hotels and Restaurants a specialty. Uréers solicited o avage Fe 318 Ih street sourbwest BoTFEE. BUCK WERT, ac. Choice New York Rutter >, iow York Buckwheat Xermont Maple 8 rep. re Currant and Quince Jelly put up under our A novl tm own Py ‘reserves, Brandy Peaches, and ® general as- sortment of New Goods just ved for sale ty iB. Savana BuO. a Penneslvauis avenue. TREET MARKEY, 720 20rn Grazer. pounds each. arr ras prota Write Eis Meas ene” SEAT FLEE.“ JOnN tenet ee oct? ly 73 Broatway, N.Y. $10 acodkt TRS Te 'Vour $1,000 PEW TORK STOCK EXCH: aR. McB, TIMON| 5 ‘They are prepared to do « general Banking bot. Ss l check draw simore, pia and i Seli Foreign es juy and ond nan A large and well-selected stook of HRATING STOVES. 4T MARKED DOWN PRICES, Special Attention te all Jobbing ‘im these departments. BAY WARD & HUTCHINSON, octs-tr Ninth street northwest. J. FUSSELL & CO. 1487 NEW YORK AVENUE, to Bow