Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... -November 26, 1875, Weather Probabilities To-day, OPrice oF CuIny SIONAL OPFtCER, WAshINGTon, November 25, 1875. For middle and eastern states, falling ba- heast to southwest winds, in- ereasing coast, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, followed to borth winds, colder and clearing weather ip former, and Saturday morning in latier. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements. &¢.. To-night. National 7 —Mre. Oates’ comie opera troupe in “The Princess of Trebizonde.” Ford's Opera Howse.— Salsbury’s Trouba- @ours in “ Patehwork Theater Comique.—A first-class variety en- tertainment. — Condensed Locais. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 5.00 p. m., and extinguished at 715 a.m recovered nd ts on duty again Reed, of the poltce department, is lying quite ill at his residence, No. 150) L street northwest. if yon want some nice hickory woo, call on H. K. Wood & Co., 1116 L street north- ered at Dongiass sdale, last evening. a prepared lec- ne Popnlarity of the Capital,” for efit of the Bethlehem Baptist church, of that place. ‘A huge by Mr. S Masonic irtends boat building esta wharf. F. Gill to a party of his Charlie Comberland’s ment, on 1th street Riebards, who has been absent eeks in West Virginia, on a r hunt h Mr.c. M herts, of this y. has been heard from, it is expected he will return to-moriow, when hits friends expect to ted to bear steaks. Yester afterncon a dirt cart, driven by jared bo: of Mr. Thomas Frank ing In freut of his house. No. 61 street porthwest macing it tothe amount of s The boy Jumped off his cart and ran away but I ver Is on his track. On Tuesday evening the officers and mem- bers of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pytbias of the District of Columbia who participated in the recent semi-annual vis- itations were bandsome’ tainet by Mr. A.J. Ganping, the grand chancellor, at bie residence, (5 So Carolina avenae. A. B. Stoughton, ove of oldest and most Prominent patentattorneys in this city, died on Wednesday evening, after a very ‘brief Hines. TI patent attorneys tomorrow (Saturday mor . at W o'clock. in the roo the Patent Office respect to bis memory. Mr. St becn a resident of Washington for th y year ran into the earriage a while it was stand- @ last thir ——_e—__ —_ Frightf{nl Fall and Death of a Work. man. o’clock this morning, George rpenter in the employ of Mr. son, Who has the contract for new dining-rooms of Messrs. Leonard, corner of Penns: «t 9th street, entered the build- work, and ran up the stairway story where he was engaged ome work about the hatchwa: and passinz the usual morning 8 ms to his feliow- a chway to evator on listance of about tbhiriy ki ass the beam of ti - nd from thence dropping to the form.’ A duil heavy thed was heard by Of the we nen, as of somethin: nothing was tho t for—Dr. 1 uid. after which rovidence hospi dering hi the’ employ of non the spot District Government Afairs. Tae District offices on 4), Btreet are closed today, the Commis=iouer? taking part in the funeral procession. The District Commissioners have given orders for the purchase and relemptioy of water stock bouds to tae amount of $3), These bonds were issued by virtueof the of the Legisiative Assembly, approved J d tonal water sa eorgetown, & SSRaYS seven per cent interest at annually from the water fand. This is th: first batch that has been received. THE THEATERS.— tional There, the matinee yesterday afternoon, “The Prin- ees of Trebizonde” was presented in excel- lent style before a very large audience. At | the presentation of « Madam Apgot’s Child” | was searcely standing | in the evening there room in the theater. Mrs. Oates, in the role of “Clairette,” itdown the house. as usual, while the excellent singing and acting of the company throughout received praises from all sides. Mr. Drew ts not only a good | singer, but is becoming a good aetor in comic | opera. very essential requisite—and in the role of “« Pomponet.” in which bota aecom- Plishments sre required, be appeared great advantage last night. “ She is sot noeent” be in splendid style, and gracefully res to an encore. The Waitz at the close of the second act was en- thusiastically received. and Mrs. Oates was twice recailed. To-night, ‘The Princess of-) Trebizonde” will be presented for the last | ome. At Fords Opera House, Salury’s Tromba- dours attracted a good house last evening, | ide-splitting ex- | and the comicalities of the travaganza, “ Patchwork,” were greeted With roars of laughter. Mr. Salsbury is a fair comedian, and Miss Gertie Granville is | Dod sant y “Anastasia.” enter- lainment commences every eving with the peat littie comedy, “Sailing Under False Coie: Theater Comiyye, Milton Noble's isoe” attracts large houses night! y. T 3 thritling ana interesting one, and is well presented. The additional va riety perf a Uxrortunate.— Yesterday a lady arrived | bere over the liaitimore and Obio railroad on her way to Lynchburg, Va, and fiz bad several hours to spare, went to Tap. itol to take a view of the remains of Vice President Wilson. On her way she, with ker fittie daughter, stopped in tue grounds to Fest, taking @ seat on one of Lhe iron settees, and on proceeding missed her va her little girl had carried. railroad t * whe iad. from the seat wh returning to look for it, iL was gone, although har hve minutes had elapsed. The lady reported the case to police headquarters, aud is tn great distre: upied. PRESENTATION — A large number of ladies And gentlemen, friends of Friendship Lodge, Xo. 12, 1.0.0. F., assembled at their hail, corner 19th street and Pennsylvania avenue, jast evening, to witness the presentation of & beautiful piece of needlework exeeuted by rs. Lena Ertmann, the widow of Louis Ertmann, late a member of said lodge. The ign, wrought by hand in silk, is emblem- aticalof the Order of Odd Fellows, and con- THE HOLIDAY isk and probably high on the | | attended, as were also the evening perform- | them being “Hail to the Chief,” ster roast was given yesterday | | for his me | the earth ts thine; thine is the kingdom, O a | thon reignest over all; and In thine hand is re Will be a meeting of the | | man took for o | and bigh ne | iSm.and the third term question. His r it | Twarks Were listened to with tue greavest at- 5 | their fanvilles con: of God as it has been embodied in the past, | and should be in the future history of our | dered. Leader, Mr. David McGowan. —_.——_— e is always first-class. | THANKSGIVING DAY. WASHINGTON, Praise in the Churches, Never before in the history of the capital was Thanksgiving Day more generally ob- served than it was yesterday. The day was bright and pleasant, and the streets were throu ged until sunset with promenaders, or persons wending their way tochurch or to the Capitol, where reposed in state the re- mains of the dead Vice President. All of the government departments were closed in honor of the occasion, as were also the Dis- trict offices and many business establish- ments in the city. The Corcoran Art G lery Was thrown open during the day to visitors, and was thronged with many of our best citizens. The management deserve credit for this popular movement. And here 5 Suggested that the gallery be opened for free admission on Christmas and oiher beli- Jays, in order to accommodate a large and intelligent class of our e.tizens whose duties prevent them from visiting this rare and beautiful collection on any other occasions. The matinees at the theaters were largely ances. During the Ge | Prof. Widdows, of the Metropolttan M. E. church, rang a ‘number of appropriate airs on the Chimes, among et the Home, Sweet Merry Chureh Bells Ring,’ Home,” and “Yankee jpoodic.” The Churcues. Special services in houor of the day were held in many churches. UNION SERVIC he churches of So’ the custom for several yea lon service at Ryland C: B. F. Bittt T, presbyte sermon. The attendaz was compoéed of the dist, Presbyterian this section of the ci present and took part svotiona ses, and the excelient choir of Ryland Chapel, angmented by members of other choirs, added materially to the interest of the services by thelr singing. Mr. Bittinger preached ai able and instructive discourse on the recognition of God by us as a nation jes. His text was from I Chron., b » Ith, 12th acd 13th verses “Thine, O Lord. is the greatness, and the power. and the glory, and the victory, and the majesty: for all that ts in the heaven and Lord, and thou art exalted as head above Both riches and honor come of the power and might, and in thine hand it fs to | ake great, and to give strength unto all. | w therefore. our God, we thank thee, © sratse thy glorious name.” ‘The sermon w: istened to throaghout with marked atten- ton. The Presbyterians and Methodists of the northeast portion of the city united in a Unton service at the chureh of the former on Fth street east. ‘The Baptist churches held _& Union service atl lock at the 13th street Baptist chare! ion service was held at 11 o’clo andry church, of which the F leveland is pastor, who inviled B Domer. of the English Lutheran Thanksgiving sermon anee was very large. The reve: his text the words: are citizens of no mean eity”—hi t he selfassertion of our citi: h Stress on the fxet that nksgiving of the century of our existence now closing; the na valities of our institutions, t history, and great cost, were dwe great perils which threaten ther w phically pointed out ing Ame positiver Swas | re gra- nd the duty of defend- an principles, and asserting w 8s the peculiar genius of our c He also dwelt upon high ¢! in the public schools, aitr m: the Bib: tention throughout. OTHER SERVICES. e First Congregatic Rankin, D. D, preached toa larg? « ist Timothy, for his own, and spec! own honse, he hath adel.” on the relations of the y to the p ty of our country,and ascribed tter to the influence of the former. I jon he urged Americans to mak. io the glory of our free government. art . Bischoff presided at the | rvices were aleo helt in Grace P. rher of sth and W streets soatt, . Dr. Holmead, recto: sting sermon from Psain ih, that men wou'd praise the L his goodness and mercy, ait for his wonde: ful works tothe children of men.” The at- lendance was large. and the singing good. Services were heid at St. James’ Epis pal) mission, at si9 H street northwest, at o'clock. At the 4 -street M. E. church (East Wash- ington) there were preaching services in tt morning, love feasi in the #fternooa, and the young people’s Christian association con- Gueted services in the evening. H The Eptscopai echurcies generally held ser- | vices in the morning, and appropriate dis- | courses were delivered. At the Young Men’s Christian Association | at 9% o'clock a ‘Thanksgiving pra, er ing was held, and in many *f the Methodist — prayer meetings were heid in tLe evening. In the Methodist Protestant church on 9th street, near F street, tne usual revival ser- vices — held. poet Wm. 8. Loree ee officiating, and making appropria' ite sions to the occasion. At the Hebrew synagogce on Sth street, between H and I streets, a special Thanks- giving service was held at half-past two o'clock p.m. The exercises consisted of re- citing prayers, singing hymns, ahd a ser- mon in German a| Pro riale to the occasion by the reader, Mr. L. Stern, who took for his j text the 0th, 3ist_and 52d verses of the 2ith | chapter of Proverbs: “I went by the field of | the slothful, and by the oe goat | the man void of understanding; and lo, it was ali grown over with thorns, and nettics had cov- ered the face thereof, and the stone wall thereof was broken down. Then I saw and considered it well; looked upon it and re- ceived instruction.” The sermon preached in the Metropolitan Presbyterian church, by the pastor. Dr. Ches- ter, was on Psaim 68, verse 35: “The God of Israel is he that giveth strength and power unto His people.” Subject: The recoguition church nation. The congregation was large, and the anthem by the cholr was very finely ren- DRAINAGE IN SouTH WASHINGTON,— One of the best jobs of work doue this season | for South Washington is that of running 2 two foot briek barrel sewer on 9th street, from D street to the river. This portion of South Washington, it will be remembered, | for a considerable area lies perfectly flat or nearly so, and little or no surface drainage | id be made, consequently the accumul: Uons of water in stagnant pools has always been a by word and reproach to this section. Messrs. Cook & Culinane are driving the Work, very much to the satisfaction of the residents thereabonts, and are making a g00d joh of it. The excavation for the greater portion of the work Is about 1 fect deep, requiring much labor, yet it is the in- tention of the contractors to have it finisned = in less than three weeks from the preseat mae. —_.—_—_. BAD FOR THE DucKS—Tne yacht Ella Tread enced gunners for the lower Potomac bunt- ing grounds, taking with them provisions = a > Lier Lg te as ducks repor' lentiful there they expect to make the feathers fly. The ity. ts com of Messrs. Slocum, Hane», Hager, tains all the symbols of the subordinate | (,4mmons, Lamb, Shaffer and Throop, longe, as weil as those of the encaty) nt. ‘The presentation was made by Past G. D. 0. Retnohiz. G. 8. P. H. Sweet recat ved the gift im venalt of the lodge in appropriate re- NzRvicr is THE Fort Foorr Murver | and also ee: ‘tions: ¢aee—in the {ynited Btates cireuit court in | amounted in all to over three ‘asa dol. th ‘ednesday, in the L. Kendrick and Rovert Rogers, the former indicted the Domugipa! and the latter as acces- 1 plate printers, and joint yacht T Lari J owners of the | THE WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION opened their new Home, on 13th street, be- tween R and S northwest, yesterday, and re- ceived contributions in ‘ald of the Home, sum. In the old Home were treated ue Hrenretving lsd, at Fort ee eer imJane dinner at the new Home. The Home will Ma. eorge’s county, Imesnianghier aa Keates Sa hese n f the Distriet, died residence, No. BaP iad or aacentee aera Belt was a coppersmith years has been her of Calamthe Lodge rigs Wr yee And bis funeral eae placegn Sunday, ” ¥ GovGnH’s “Br ; me eee .UNDERS,’ ot Wesley Chapel, a See advertisement for par- —-—__ PCR TRINMING in silver fox, sea otter, Silvey coney and coon, 7 Peazsyivasiaavenne Stnemete, El sing; December 73 cents. This is ner aad best lecture. | Wednesday, fas. —e—. Mr. HARVEY C. Ber, well kn Victed of throughou night last at tentiary for one by trade, bat of lat in contractiog, art | formally opened in about two weeks. Is THE CRIMINA: Gs H FI >) z 3 £ ty 3 of larceny; Alfred Beunett, con- lead guilty to Y, @nd was sentenced one at Albany; Byron Noell, cou- Victed of larceny, was sentenced to one year soe court adjourned until to- BEwAr® of imitations. Bay oni genuine folded-edge collars, Eliawoed ang i well. Captain Tasker, left lith street | wharf Wetnesday with a party of experi- and arwick, They are the best made.— dv. | of Charles T. Marray. THE WOMAN IN THE CASE. Mention was made in Wednesday of the shooting at South Bend, Ind. T. Murray. formerly a clerk in the 8 Auditor's efice in this city, by W. A. Pal- mer, a justice of the peace, furnished to the Chicago Tri- ing particulars:—Miss Bay- oung Woman abor inated, came to South Bend some months since, and was employed in the office of the Daily Herald, of which Murray was editor and manager, as a type- short time since A resident of tune the foliow at whom the ® @ quarrel with him pay—she having, as he alleged, charged for setting matter she had not set. ply was that she had pasted on her “string” matter not set by her in order to make up for editorial work on the Heralit, which sbe claimed to have done wheu Mur- ray was off on sprees. The upshot of it was that Murray discharged her, and she went to work on the Register, paragraph appeared in the Heraid charging that she had had illicit intercourse with "Squire Palmer. Palmer published a card in the other papers denying it, and the Herald retorted by publishing ap article in whieh It had been watched on leaving the Hera’d office at night, and seen to go down an alley, where she was met by Palmer, when both west to her rooms in the Baxter & Wolverton block,on Market street, adjoining the St. Joseph hotel, at which she took her meals. Thereupon she went to the icraid building Saturday evening, and sent up siairs for Murray. she said she had come to settle with him, and war ited to settle with aim now, and then ad About this time a was siated that she When he came down, CALLED KER A THIEF AND WORSE. He asked her ifshe wasn't a thief in irying to steal on her type-setling acc remarks, when, notici she held her hand behind her, as If gra & weapon, he seized her arm and fount t she had a horsewhip. Trereon he shoved outof the hall way in which the altereat Murray saw Palmer standing bear the entrance, as thouga he come there to assist her. That was Murray's account of it. Her account as published was that she went there to cowhide him, when he drew a pistol on her and kicked her into the street. The matter led toconsiderable sparring ba tween the papers, and the Avrald continued its attacks on her, aud on Palmer as ber par- In consequence of au article it pub- lished on Frid: AL! had occurred. ‘'S WIFE LEFT HIM y last, and went to her brothe ka. where he publishes the Zn: e Dewspaper. he same day (Saturday) Palmer's father told a number of persons to caution Murray, as his son had threatened to shoot him, aud the father advised that Murray keep ont of the way, Nobody thought anything of it, until yesterday, when, at about two o'clock in the afternoon, as Murray was about to go up stairs to the Feral office Washington Street, near Michigan, Palmer, whose office was across the hail from that of the Herald, and who was standing at the bead of the stairs, apparently waiting for Murray's coming, FIRED A NAVY REVOLVER at him. The ball entered Murra tle below the nipple, 1 ck, passing entirely throx ont at his b vp on the sidewalk in front of the hail-w Paimer then retreated down th stair-way and started onarun for the r kK, who happened to he street in froat of the Herald olf ve pursuit, and a crowd f some of the boys yel before Palmer reaci grabbed him by herif Joe Tarnoc jail the sheriff is, and, taking was carried to the ehe was attend an examir e doctor told Murray if he de- any statement he had bette: , Or be could not make it at ¥, Whoseemed entirely conscious, ve his fatuer sent for, and tt attempted to say something further, but was so weak that i he could survive bi Murray isa young man, t né from Washington ta year since and took ci 3 it was the or ie paper in Souti Be ntly been threatened and was known to itually go arn food Stauding. IVE ARTICLES The South Bend the affair. says the “4 jiem in which a late female eraploye of ths office Was alluded to as ‘a loose femi tramp, discbarged for attempting to ste ‘Then followed the cowhiding, which the cid ebarged Was @ -put up job, in which Ja lice Palmer, A. S. Kerns, and others were connected. "All this is am, thoronghly sensational sty. suh- heads, readin: vem in Her String,’ ‘She Was Laying for Murray,’ etc.” The statement of the girl pasted into her “string” not Laken from type fet by ber was li liea of other eharge for labor by the hour, and was ouly her just due: that when discharged @ balance was still un- paid her. She indignantly denies the alleged intimacy with Jastice Palmer. Justice Palmer says for himself that the Herat article is a falsehood from top to bot- tom; Lhat 1t was instigated by personal spite on Murray's part, originating baek at the time Brooks was dischai aid. There was a dispu and Brooks about $1, which leave to Palmer for settlemen' gor sallne conienrseay reld contained an plified fully, ta A_Lover,’ ‘She F “She Was D: Ss that the proof ed from the Her- between Murray = agreed to THE POLICE CoURT—Judge Yesterday thejcourt was in session for a short Lime, and about a dozen cases of com- msn drunks were disposed of. George Rear- don, who was before the court on Wecinesday for assault and battery, was up again for beating a witness who testified against him, and the court sentenced Lim to jail for six TO-DAY. James W. Barnes was up for selling ram Without license, and the ete post. poned until the 3¢th inst. Giles Miller, drunk and disorderly; 25. Peter Carrico, profanity; Willie Johnson, @ vagrant, was sent to Perry Baker was sent to keep him company, charged with the same. Henrietta. Bruce went to the same place. Theresa Smith, loud; $5. and Michael Burns, drank and loud; #3. James Smith, disturbing Georgetown; 85. Lewis Lancaster, drunk and boisterous; $5. Walter Stewart, same; $5. son, James Mason and Strothard Pynn, dis. Seach. James A. George, profatie; 5. Mary Warren, colored, was fined $50 and costs for keeping @ bawdy house in the western part of the city, and tn default Was committed for 60 days, with her five- Year old child. William H Jobnson, threats; Robert Rawlins, as- battery on Elizabeth Cay- $50 and costs, or 60 days in jail. assalt on Charles $1 (and costs, or three days in jail, = +2 —_ the chain gang. Peter Campbell William Joun- orderly asseroh!. 100 to Keep the REPORTED DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER IN- The St. Louis Globe-Demo- tal says:—Ad- DIAN Rin. crat’s Topeka, Kansas, 6) vices received here to day-from Washington state that Enoch Hoag, 5} this Indian superintency,am = the Osages, are both to rinten:tent of tawatamie Indians, who until recently oceu- pied a reservation near Topeka. The prin- l ebarge is that certain members be living in the Indian territ ing dead, and pon and the proceeds resented as bei: Were administered u; pocketed by the ring. CHESAPEAKE AND OXIo RAILROAD.—Mr. Jobn O. Stegar, counsel for Mr. Henry T: = receiver of the Chesay and tegar thinks—while 1) 192.13. The road at public auc- debt of the com) [animes Mr. win hardly bring tion. — THE TRAPERE STILL CLAIMS-ITs Vic- , Wednesday a P, nela by a trapeze and way the carpet pight. made struck on the a pped from staze, so so. not expected THE MILWAUKEE WHISKY TRIALS.—A\ he jury in the case - Waiting sentence under Ly peared. signal service observer at Moun Washington, started to the a in jay morning, and has aot been feared he perishes in GEORGETOWN. Tne P. E. Cavxcw Recrorsuirs.—The vestry of St. John’s P. E. church bere has ac- cepted the resignation of its present rector, Rev. A. B. Atkins, and extended a call to the Rev. Mr. Perenchief, of Mount Holly, New Jersey, but as yet have received no answer. The Rev. W. W. Williams. reetor of Christ | chureh. here, has declined the call from the Philadelphia college. THANKSGIVING DAY was very generally observed here. The stores were closed and the churches very well attended. CATTLE MARKET.— Messrs. Means, Wea- ver & Co. report sales at Drovers’ Rest yes- terday of 57 head of cattle at from 3% to6 cents per pound; 700 sheep and lambs ‘were offer and sold at from 5 to 6y cents per ey for old sheep, and from $2 to $4.50 per cad for lambs; 15 cows and calves were solid. at from #24 to $55. THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer- chant’s Exchange, to-day, amounted to 3,900 bushels. Sales of 3,760 bushels at $1.30, 9, 4056, 424, 45%, ION, AT RIVER AND CANAL.— Arrived — Steamer Lady of the Lake from Norfolk, consigned to R. P.A. Denham, with general merchandise for District merchants; steamer Express, from Baltimore, to J. G. & J. M. Waters, With miscellaneous freight for District mer- chants; schooners Warren Sawyer anid L. A. Rose, from Boston, consigned io Hartiey & Brother, with general merchandise for Dis- triet merchants. By Canal--Boat Seneca, With 1,000 bushels wheat and 3 bushels >. Wheeler; boat H. M. Talbott she!s wheat for H. M. Tathott, 0 bushels rye and 2 tous straw for T. C. Pr. MURDERED BY A LroNaT a., Yesterday @ lunatic ni killed a w to ch € choked her nntil insens an? then drove the small end of a broomstick ito ber brain p bi ui to go into bis room wituout one of the keepers. THE REv. JOAN §. GLEN DENNING. of the Prospectavennue Presbyterian church, Jer- sey City heights. who acquired a painfal notoriety some time ago In connection with the hapless Mary E. Pomeroy, lett there Tuesday with bis mother and sister for a new home tn the wes READING NOTICES. THE Crown TootH BRUSHES.—Bristles Will not fall out or break off while u ing. To secure the genuine see that Zhe Crown Brush is stamped on handle. ——~— A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes, Halr Brushes and Combs, by W. Theimp- son, druggist, 703 15th street. CITY ITEMS. WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK Coats The most aseful garment for overwear yet produeed. Call and see them. A. Saks «& Co., 316 7th st. HATS.—New styles received this week A fashionabie Slik Hat for Elegant etift Felt Hats, $2.50, $3 an 70. Splendid assortment soft 1 $2 LO $3. Boys’ Hats and Caps for dress or school. at 2 Lewis’, 920 7th st., between Land K. —e Scarier Ciroru NDERWEAR—Doubte the weight of flanne The most eiegar under-garments for gentlemen’s wear ye produced. A. Saws & Co., 516 7th st ee CHRIS. XANDER'S Stomach Bitters.2 sure care for dyspepsia and the mild malarial fe é suft fections of the resp! obtain at his store, No. { and Massaenr ebrated Wild Cherr pure table Wi fIas Removed G street nv where hy e is pre sir gle pair for and turee ming el t Feathers + nico and eb: Gentleme scleansetand dye v @ first-class To: rom garments wi ——_s——— Wi.nor's Cop Liver Ort axp Lime.— Persona who bave been taken Cod Liv ¥ sional ger and Hi at Itis pi antto the taste, and its effects in lang aints are traly wonderful. Vers Prsons Whose cases were pronoune: ese and who had taken the cl long time without marked effect, ha: a entirely cured by using this preparation. B= sure and get the genni: Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. eo sash For chills. fever, ague and weakness, Lichig's Liquid Kxtract of Beef, in pint botties hus no equal. It quickens the blood and in- vigorates the whole system. €0 —_.——— MOTHERS. save the lives of y dan ters when affected with consumptive eoaghs or violent colds, by administering to them without delay, the standard specific, Male’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute —__.—___—— BEWARE OF TooTH Porsons vended un- der the name of dentifrices. Adopt and ad- here to the oniy Ply goon that really pre- serves the tecth, and hardens the gums, fra- grant Sozodont. Its effects on decaying teeth are marvellous. eo “TIRED NATURE'S SWEET RESTORER, BALMY SLEFP.”—But there are times whea this “Renewer of hee is denied us, Umes when our mindsand bodies have been ®o overworked and are so worn out that we “woo the drowsy god in vain.” ThePeruvian Syrup (an iron tonie) renews our strength, and makes our rest sweet and refreshing. eo ——_s.—__—_ W. Moere, Merchant Tailor, Meats; York ansius ie Fine Black Dress Suits made to order. $15. Chinchilla Overcoats, £25. 11, 19,6 ee Removal—Corns, &c On and after December ‘Ist, Dr. White, Chi , Will Gecupy the very eligible a ents of the new brick building, 1416 ennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, where he will continue the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Chilbiains, Meas Excrescences, Club and ingrowing &C, ——— USE ALADDIN SECURITY UIL and prevent @ny possibility of an explosion, such as oc- curred at Babcock’s frame factory, October 26th, 1875, . 11,1 ——o—_—_ FEECKLES removed by Nature’s Beantifier —_- FRECKLES removed by Natare’s Beautifier —_—_—_..__..._____ RS. J. Me bakischiaeine ion Winter Berets ant ato Baie: seers et s OD exhibi- tion at remarkably low prices.” "°™ novus im" DEsSSAKING FRomptcy execoren in al street xt. Also’ Madarne Lisic % th ‘Madame Li ugston's xn of Cutting taucht, nol5 ee6t* E. SPENCER. MILLINERY AND SAT MME. DU A™ y OVE! ATS ‘hole line seth ts AUR ONT Peta ae avenue. Bovaa os AN DSO: T ae pent ove aux ver COAT, silk bound, " forte sn See. for 620, at — 900 BARRELS BWEET CIDER, from New York, London > Wir~ SAWL C. PALMER, Depot—57 Greene st., Georgetown, D.O. 210_ 3 S4MPLES SENT ON APPLICA- GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES ‘sg rmined Eetliemen's eady made BOOTS set SHORS oro | GEORGETOWN ADVER'M’TS. (C445 ON i. cErrincEs, 101 BRIDGE STREET, For DRY GOODS, CABPSTS and FURS. MILLINERY novl?-3m stock of Ban Long Shawl pecial bargeluein Bed Blasters, Bester Cloths ‘ana Onasimers, Calicoes, and Housekeeping Goods at lo eat prices: Carpets, Oil Cloth and Bags. r ENJAMIN MILLER, 3 Bridge street. W. H. WHEATLEY’S STEAM DYBING AFD GeeaaIne ESTAB- 49 Jefersom Street, Georectonen, D.C. charge. Work received and retarned b: Press from and to any place in the ceun! . apl-tr FAMILY SUPPLIES. SOP corm sraeer marker, Wa. LINEISs. GxO. W. LINKINS. | 720 207n STREET. | The best BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON and VEAL } the country «ff market pric FISH and GAME TRE: | FORNIA PEARS | te POUL ALL ANAS MALAGAGEAPES waresa Caps, Sace jose. tty} TIPS, lors than balf price; targe stock; the cit A DEDUCTION A RaWaAEBIYAL OF HANDSOME DRESS TRIMMINGS in the lates Styles ond Palteras, at WILLiAN S LADIES’ GOODS. MES SELMA RUPPER®, 614 9TH Steerer, Orrosrte Parent Orrice. BERLIN ZEPEYRS, WORSTED GOODS, and CANVAS EMBBOLDERIES. Beantiful selections SL AMADIDERED, SLIP. BBS and SLIPPER CA! SUSHIONS, CHAIR Bry! SOREENS and TOWEL | LIGHT Qscortment of Children’s Merino Cloaks, ues, Leggings, and Fanc a Boy B- fashionable colors, at the, cheapest tiore Colors A Ne ON NOLLY Se a soik-te GOS %h st., opp. Patent Office. FELT Hats, REST QUALITY 91 FLUSH BRL 99. “ pRPATBER Baw FANCY FEATH- BS. fe. im proportion. | si pacial atteuticn given " eee JP. PALME DovS-te 1109 F street. ith OF TWENTY PER CENT. will be made on all ALand IMITATION OES, at WILLIAN'. HE LARGEST ORTMENT of LADTIES® and MISSES OCLUAKS aod DRESSE " moderate prices, at WILLIAN S ‘T_WILLIAN’S Ladies will find sample of COLORED NGES for which ordery can} novs Im w fruit gE NEY; every variety of _ Ay — | Vegetable 4 : CHEAP MILUINERY STORE Segetatler, and @ variety of other produce, at mar BALTINOBE PRICES LATEST BRiLES. povi2-tr WM. LINKING & SON, Bovl-Im* No. 1304 7th st. northwest = HOICE BEEF. yERM cA Hundred Hibrend Lotne for sale to thetradein | V cLz Ie setting pairs, at alow figura. S. TORN .§ B, novll Im 74 and 76 Light st. wharf, Baliimore. AbApnIN SECURITY O1L IS SAFE UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. It will burn in all Kerosene or coal ofl lamps. Ask for it and take no other. novi-lm* Was Millinery, Dresemakt Stampiog D: step Ve terns, 611 P LADIES ELEGANT BUTTONED BOOTS Of his own make at $3.50. 610 NINTH STREET, ite Patent Omice octS-tr 'TKATTON inf gion and vicinity that in addition t &c., she bas opened a » With new end attractive do- the Bazar Glove fitting Pat neylvania avenus 8. ¢, oci36.\m* H L, BEACH, DEALER IN POULTEY, GAME, &c, Hotels and Restaurants a specialty. Orders solicited. Btands—Nos. 400, 401, 402 Center. and 227 Savage Fquare Ket. Residence, No, oct?9-Im* 316 Mth street southwest. JBOTTER. BUCK WHEAT, ac, Cape Cod Cranberries Pore Currant and Quince Jelly put up nuder our OWN supervision, Preserves, indy Peaches, and = general ae THE TRADES. 614 M. T. PARKER, 614 ROUSE SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTER, 1s ready to attend to all orders in his tine that may be intrusted to him, with neatness and dispatch oct23-im* QUISISANA AVENUE, 614. ALEXANDER BALL, WILLIAM BALL {Late wich G. W. Barker.) BALL & €o. Manufacturers Blinds, Glace, alers in’ Doors, Sash end ali Building Mater! 4 ——— bg and * per cent. cheaper Gaur and sxamine. ja%5-ly cial R®soven. JAMES F. BRIEN, PLUMBER AND GAS FITIER, mart-te S11 77a ST. NORTHWEST AWNINGS. ~ JOHNS O. HOGAN, 713 Market Spas, Manufecturer ot a Newiy Patented Spring Roller and Ventilating Awalng for Btores, Hotels, Pabiic Balicings and Privece Bweltings. Flags and Tente sale or rout. Sole Agent for the only gpeuaine dew Proct Awning Material sepis- ~tRSON BROTHER: G BOOK AND JOB PBINTERS, 1012 Penueyivanis avenue, (south side.) FINE WORK 8 specialty novis-ly “Te will never have a good thing cheap who is afraid to ask the price.” Suita. Overcoats. Dress Suits. Buniness Scits. Perfectly Fitting Bhirts. Handsome styles of Trowsera. Reliable qualities of Underclotbisg. New and desirable styles of Neckwear. Finest Kid, Calf, Castor, Cloth and other Glo es. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, (FIRST FLOOR.) ASSORTMENT COMPLETE. The Most Complete Stock 1 Ever Offered. INSPECTION INVITED. Fair Dealing. No Overcharging. No Misrepresentatione. No Undue Solicitations. Each Person Dealt with Alike. Everything Sold upon its Merits. All Prices are Marked in Plain Figures. NUTE.—All Ready-made Goods, not s.iled or worn, may be retaraed is t weeks, snd the purchase money wi be re- fanded. CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT, (SECOND FLOOR.) New Goods, Handsome styles, First class garments. ‘The best werkmanship. ‘Wedding and Mourning Suits. ‘The highest style of the art. A special department for Business Suits, ‘Munting Suits. Description sent to any address. Communications by post will be promptly answered EVERY DEPARTMENT, WITH a Cash Discount of Ten per cent. GEORGE C. HENNING, ‘movis lm steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will Bake threo tripe weekly between, Washington snd No day. Wedoes f F | until used. STEAMER JONN W. THOMPSON FOR POTO- The Company having placed thi Steamer on the route, she will, on end DAY, October 28, make semi weekly tripe atall'the principal land low TUESDAY—Leave Washington at 7 a. - going retureiag, arrive in Washington te Ourrionn Carrioman, and on SATURDAY, continuing a: & ope river; returning, srriv jar JOHN GiBSuN NDR GEOR from Mler 41, Bust River every 8. m.; leave GF ORGETOWN every FRIDAY at 7 NHAM, a For full information apply to R. P. A. D! sinees Office avd wharf,63 W ster street, Goorgo- Freig! leit at General Office, 603 $F at the steamor's whart, will be promptly atieuded Bothing to the north York or Boston, ctoesing | Ld 5 ‘On the homeward crowing the M of Wt @ iat.» or nothing t9 tne worth of 2 ee? DAY from Bteamers: Id. according t Gib, gold, nddfudonal, "Wetura tickets on toverstas termes. nit jow rates. Through bills freight and cabin passage No. 4 @ . for a Sea atacand ier wanes a eaeee MISS E. A. McCOR MIC >) 905 Pennsylvania Avenne, (Up Stairs.) Five Freoch MILLINERY for the Fall and Winter. j jmported BONNETS and HATS inthe newest styles Fine French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS, BIBEONS, &c. Special attention given to orders, o0t30 tr fine | 380 pieces fines DRY Goons. ‘RIMMING VEL- KETS an@OVERDRE:! > a Pi sh: B aed PLAID SILK TE hee, BROWN FRENCH all- PLA’ ‘over tered ACK “snd COLORED SILKS Sabuve goods have just been received, and are every ‘The ab: atone Seca qoality cea be purchased fr | in New | ONE PRICe ONLY WM M SHUSTER & BRO ove O19 Pannryivanta avenne NEW GooDs AT REDUCED PRICES Owing to the donee reeedented dullness fm commer York city, we by ; A sal OS. which we otter at @ mal Cost 8 ; oi'ings. beautiful Plaids, in all qualities. from 20 conte te P LO per 5: original French dye, aver Oloth for ladine . pr Androscomgin (¥ Cotton. Weents; BAR Faced ¥ Ufacturers, nt = holrsale prices from $3 ty 928 per nah Py All guode i inglain figares. Uall GKRODHEAD Qe BOvIPtr 959 Penna ay, bet. oh and Wh Ae STOCK DRE*S GOODS, BE SOL) | Extra Hoary Canton Fiannels. 12\—worth 18 An@roscrogeip Cotton, te—unheard f Bord stock too large | SSEL AND tbe | CABPETS MUST 1 80 te B12 MX aranteed as rep- AC DAIN. novis tr 709 M™= LP. SEANNERET x. BETURNED FROM PARIS With the choicest assortment of PATTER®: Boetan sud HsTS. Di BE AKLNG in all its branches. 167 PENNA. AVENUE and 53 wokra ir i ’ CHARLES 8T.. BALTIMORE. STEAMER LINES. My be INLAND AND PRAPoaRD OOASTIEG COMPANY OF 2. STEAMEES LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE MOSELEY. FOK NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NBW YORK. On and after MONDAY, Septemb: orfolk. Leave Wasting: x Fraud Fridey at 3 p.m. Leave Bor- Tuceday. Thursday and Saturday at 3p. m. re to Norfolk, 4. bound trip, @6. Tickets goud MAC RIVER LANDINGS. g ,) a9 fol ednesday afiernoot FRIDAY—Leave ‘asbington at 7a. m , going to JM*20Hants’ Line ov steamsuies BEtwEex WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter tho fine Stcamshtps Will wake re WASHINGTON ETOWN, as fc Br Week trips b x TURDAY a @ d ALEXANDRIA the same day. » OF at the office cf the P: leut, Dear age. Wo THOMPSUN. Procides hts delivered by Knox's Exprese. Orders Pennsylvania arene, Jel NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, w PHILADELPHIA inGTON ALEX4NDEIA. WASH OW GEOKGSTOWN eho ° a YDE, 4; for D. of O. DES&CO., Texandrios Va eenstown to New THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN N+W YORK A ND VER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. Frou New ¥ | From New York. BeBe enn Gel Be ‘Deo! >| sigeria... Wed. ~ Wed Aas every following WEDNESDAY and SATUB- jew York. marked * do not carry stecrage passon- ATES oF Pastac®.—Onbin, $80, 8100 and $13, accommodation ‘Tickets to Paris, Steerage Picket to and from ll pare: of Barope at Ginsgow, Harte, Antwerp ent ether ports the Qoutinent, aud for Mediterranean porte For apply at the ouaing. steor And cabin, to SMALLWOOD & MOREISON jo. 515 7th street. jana-ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. Pk a een FALL 4ND WINTER STYLES. NEW GOODS. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES BEADY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVEECOATS. DEVLIN & CO., 7s, the QPEN THIS DAY FROM AUCTION, NEW DRESS GOODS, Scnepixs BLACK SILKS, CASHMERES. ALPACAS, CHOLOE PLAIDS, IN CAMELS HAIR NAVY BLUE, BROWNS AND LONDON SMOKE FROM AUCTION AT GREAT KEDUCTION. PRINTS, WOOLENS AND COTTONS at great dircounms from urcel prices 300 PAIRS WOOL BLANKETS at positive bar- gains HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR for Ladies, in Washington ©. KNIGHT ané and NEW YORK, This line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde's ular Semi-weekly Line of St for Provi- fetes fsioe sed Ne Begiond Sats” No Shark of 60 at 43 lat., or 5 Jan be Bi Jatanecon Weds Jan. i8 Gente and Children purchased trom Action and scld # Auction Frices, = J. ©. WISWALL & ©0., 310 SEVENTH STUEET, tr Near UB ENTIBE STOCK | OFPELEM ATT F THE GOODS MUST B b j EVELYTHING Ongar. Rov yivanda avenne 2, 35.35, Be 28,” Te! White Flannel Tw — 4 Fiance) 8.10, 320. One yard aud a » Io: Very wide Sheeting Cotton. 2c Rovié-tr BESS GOODS, Pinin. Colored and Pi stock just received; extra cheap. a! est store in the city oO tu . Bovis tr GOS oth st opp. Patent OMisn, L DIES’ PLATN COLe STOCKINGS, ox- length. opiy 75 cents a pair, & At the cheapest store in the city GOS Mh street, opp Patent Office. E*TeA40n DINARY CHEAP PURCHASE OF 100 DOZEN PARIS KID GLOVES, All the newest shades, at 80 cents per pair. Paris KID GLO! tw. ad Kk ‘Guoves, 0 button, all 100 pieces Cstapiliar sud Bulls Fringes wt 12 cece Misses” 0 doze Misses’ Btripe Hove, regular made, at pair. ne $0 picces Plaid Poplins, at 200, real value 2c. a ox se ae Alppeags Bz. reel valne e. Just reosived about 200 pair Blankets from @2.20. e885 et ap the eet gods, Ina henl noviseo 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR. LACE CURTAINs, NOTTINGHAM LACE, PILLOW AND SHEET SHA LACE PILLOW BLANKETS, QUILTS, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, SHEETING, And all Binds of snperior BOUSEKEEPING DRY GooDs. We keep a foll stock hand af al! times of extra large TABLE and NAPKINS. od JOHN Tf. MITCHELL, 931 Pennsylvania avence. sit “Centennial Osshmere” is the best BLACK novia-tr AND SPBEADS, in the market. SILK in the market, “SS USO Siete GREATEST BARGAINS YET. 20 BOLL POPLI® at €F% cents, reduced NEW GOODS RECEIVED BVEKY DAY. GEO. J, JOMRSON & CO., Bovl-tr 711 MAREE SPace. D®*¥ Coons norics.