Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1876, Page 4

found in The debate Benate Saturday even- | Pteleh — _ tai Ing on the District tax bill is reported on ‘entractors of Washington. ing to these bonds. A proposition ry > pine Was then submitted to him by the men from G'* the third page. Ladies if you wish a Comb that will not : GLENWOOD CEMETERY. The Story of Hie Operations by « Victim, | whom that if he would settle wigs tien a = bon } Biel gene toMay Mr. Spencer, from HENRY BIRCH INTERVIEWED. Feetegndynrn be at piers Re Fay .— _—__"aam | ene istrict Committee, reported without ene was declines. and ? sagen Sn gree | Orriea ov Ouray St0wss Orrsemn, amendment and without recommendation, The San Francisco Cull of the 17th inst, | availed themselves of the indictment me to CITY ITEMS. | OVER SKIRTS AND BasQURs, For the middle and eastern states, rising | the bill to amend an act incorporating the 4 = oa following interview with “Mr. | SFSe Blumenberg, who was present at the | _XANDER’s RASPBERRY and Bi Fae rn eee | And LADIES UNDERW: eet ae eth cighos tele erally | Proprietors of Glenwood cemetery. Tne bill | Henry Bireh, of 2101 Pennsylvania avenue, | Sime the purcbeses wore made, testified be- | Wines, the best cure for summer complaint AUREDAY, Jure 39. t MAR-, ‘Ban, clear weather, with higher followed by lower acta ides that owners of lots may make such Washington, D. C.: Mr. Birch glinted fore the Salted States Commissioner that 26,3 , teat BALL: Steamer Mery. # a VO% | temperatures. = imaeaen, Ag" 20ny nee oe een ee i sharply at the reporter from a pair of bright, nothing passed between the vendors of the = = sirestiwhart 91 8:30 0 ‘and 3:30 sharp. | PARABSOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at bal price, PEF ei oe rance, con: Piercing eyes; then he gi around a | bonds men q that eo BRooxs, Mz., Sept. 7, 1870. 2. ] ith t * e = . LOCAL NE ws. Clery 7° Cbieets and purposes of said cem:- seat, snd ropping into It, resigned himself former desired to. sll-the oe With, = Pe tae Tehama: treats feeble ‘or Youthe ~+ y ~~ eh a FLOWERS, HATS, BIBDON, ane MILLINEE Gutianeniaen RECORDS OF DEEDS, ETC. | HOW TO LEND MONEY ADVANTAGEOUSLY, The end of tweive months, ata given price, | weakness and debilit Ofte sytem general: | Pee Sy Wasuineren SN “goer wiasiodued samara ‘at the U. 8. Signal In the Senate to-day, the bill passed by | Reporter—Mr. Birch, i understand there is | and the broker of those gentienien who sold | ly; Was unable to labor much, and only at the PSY WaShINGTOR. Office yesterday 41 degrees. je the House on the 19th instant, providing for | tale of diabolical imposition youcan un- | the bonds drew the papers which were exe. some light business, and then only witn great 3 teres given on the Pilot JUST RECEIVED— From Ellis @ Co. wehave “Let My Ni the recording of d a Rist, yee sir: Badoiph Einmenverg | case ae a ee oy Favespsy ac Tem Elite So. yohave a a ng of deeds, mortgages, and other | forms the twist. Deven Zeare apo, the pest spring, I hada 4 A large assortment of HAMBURG EDOES ang be Kindly Spone a naw Sa 4 +B. | conveyances of real estate in the District of | Mr. Birch willingly began @ narrative as | Severe attack of I)iphtheria, which left my | BCBU LACES seliing at a rednced price Hev. Father Revela G men’ cn Pari Columbia, was reported favorably from the | follows, divested of Stray threads: la Feb- limbs ized and useless, so I was unable eee te caaeneal ‘acnudion is, | District Committee. It W grosdropes that here- | ruary, ‘1574, immediately after the bank to orevensit up. Noticing the adver. Bt. Domivics enurch. 1 pal Priests at | after all deeds, deeds of trust, mortgages, | panic’ in Washington city, the contractors tisement of Perwvian » 1 concluded to wit | COBSETS and KID GLOVES in a great variety, The nineteenth annual com: t of conveyances, Pete Sgrecments, or any | bad a great deal of work to accomplish on ive it @ trial.and to joy soon Gonzaga Collene takes mg T: ae o! t of writing which by law isen- | short notice, under contract with the board | nd my health improving. I continued HUMAN BAIB very low at Gonzaga Collene takes place ‘alimadge | titled to be recorded in the office of the uublic Works. I am one of them, and we were | OF $80,000, | the use of the Syrup until three botties had - “The ‘annual exhinets ine ¢ the . corder of deeds, shall take effect and be Fara up for money and could get nothing | no question would ever have arisen y; been used, and was restored to complete aneaeeeer one = ol reorepara‘ory | valid, as to credit as to subsequent | from the banks. This fellow Blumenberg— | this subject, but that they are the romoters health, and have remained so to this day. S. HELLER's, a ert ‘umbian College will take | purchases for valuable consideration with- | he isa blauk rascal, now we knowa him— | of the whole transaction, aiding the gentie- Iattribute my present health entirely to P ro e Olin will beds Ge aoe, evening. out notice, from the time when such dead, | came to us as a Monte Cristo, recommended | men in Li pe goon for their own the use of Peruvian Syrup, aod hold it io high | de2?-tr Vie MARKET Grace. morrow and Will adjonee teen fa to, | deed of trust, mortgage, conveyance, cov: | witha mint of mouey. He wae willing to | here. Instead of settling wrese claims, or | estimation. I cannot speak tod highly in tis | aa od will adjourn it over for two | enant, agreement, or instrament in writing | loan for any amount, apparently, and the | any of them, Blumenberg Proposes to go to | praise. I have in several cases recommendéd - JUST RECEIVED, ‘ue 0 Pevmn . , 1 sball, after having been acknowledged, | contractors Bogen freely, giving secarity | Washington and let the geotiemen prosecate | it in cases very simiiar tomy owa with the a vs ° of the New York aint Philadelphia jaoraing | Proved, OF ceriified, ‘as the case may be, be | wiih city bondsin thelr possession. Howas | their claims and abide the result, TTeewas: | sau ceed ween Yours traty, AMUSEMENTS. FRENCH CRIP CAVALIEES, = i amt Philadelphia morning | celivered to the recorder of dec. ds for record, ranger fo me; bat J heard so tnuch about | remark will be better appreciated when it is CHARLES E. Pearcy. j POpers Of to-day. an and fom that time only; and the recorder of | nia weulth that I weot to bim @id asked | Understood that Blamenbers is under arsoce —_———— HO, FOR THE CENTENNIAL! | comenee, while om inihsizedittle boy five years old, | deeds shall note on each deed or other in- | what he world lend on my bonis. I got | on warrants issued from Washington, and PHYSICIANS prescribe pure Rasp! or ‘ aud other desirabie shapes; Steen on toe arms bes adc tain Fece rte toe Sane, required by law to be | $17,000 from him St one percent month for | Ras failed so far to obtain bail or in any Bargrerry Wive for summer complaint. TRAVELING Cer eRe M “ recorded, the day and hour of delivery of the r. Weare dowao on usury ia Wash- | other way obtain his libert: Fi e | Cul at 911 7th street for th r Joun Walling. Tne animal was supposed to | Same to him to be recordad. ” Ington. and toconceal the real interasl, [gave | than Zour Fears, his aitoruey conttansa Bane wuvtoaras Gate aoe noes, mal | ons ae ts . Sao mninnS him two notes, each for $5,000, aud @tuir' | menberg has not been within the tercitory | ATHS ARE EXPENSIVE.— \ laine er eeetgnt from 1017 M streetcom- | ne rrawner-Kemmard Homicide, | ‘or s7si. For the paymentor thos netad. | Of the wri cee York. [San Francie, | NOt 80, however, Glenn's Sulphur i ic wa _ bs Reg, selusds tReet SECOND TRIAL OF JOHN FRAWNER. in eity improvement bonds,amouut- | Bulletin, 71h cheap and efficient substitute, wuich answers ANO JENKINS’ ANwous . at Cay, refuse to gointo the fcont area to get ie to Oriatioal Oaeck Sian eet ing to $37,000. "I had @ bond from him to re po ees the same purpose as far as local diseases of NT EXTRAOBVINABY 1109 F STREET, he sarbage, aud left it to breed files and 12 the Criminal Court, je Macarthur | turn the securities on ptymont of tie notes THE COURTS the skin, rheumatism and ,gout are con- between 1th and 124 We call attention to the auction sale by | charged withtihe murder Of Themad a Keer? | at the end of the year, aad of course he had Circurr CouRT—Judye Humphreys. penne. P&P Crittenton’s, No. 7 sixth mic ais ae taal aero Thes. E. Waggaman of the valuable buili- | nard, by shooting him, on the 2th of July | 20 Tight to negotiate the bonds he held as es i ing lot on I street northwest, between !7th last, was called—Distriet Attorney Weiis | security. - Well, he loaned money toa great | | This moruivg the petition 2f members of | Hill's Instantaneous Hair Dye produces nat- GAINSI? at | taj | the bar for a vacation was heard. and the | ural i Arrangements have been perfected by which And isth. whiea takes piace to-morrow even- | Prosecuting, and Mr. J. Parker Jordan for | Amount of his inane ls eee Anat at | court decided to hear eases natitl eco al ne PP a ‘ . ing at 5 o'clock. thedefendant. It will beremembered that | to or s93,000." Where He got the money, | On Friday aud adjourn to July Glas wien ome: his city to Boiiadolobind cag BY EES | d@order to rednce our large stock of HATS, we Mr. Job Barnard, assistant clerk of the Su- | on the night In question Frawner shot Ken- | on." sadness knows bat fo gee o li eeit | Will sit Guly t0 hear mostons poem en it Rrrst-class Scouring ‘and | Dyeing. pO Femme’, ipsnormnrats Preme Court of the District of Columbia, in | Dard, Who was in company with Mrs. Fra’ out asaman of property. He was, in fact, | C@Se8 tried at this term. O'Malley agt. Big- A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by fi oy} on the 0: ing of the 30th, at imitation Chip Mats from TSe to @1.25, Bas teelgned his peattlae te eaee eden | Ber As they were in, the act, of leaving the | Srormously wealthy, and owned property, | #1ns; Perdict for =159 70. A number of cases | TeMOVINg to his new budding, 906-G strect | "ETFS tdekets include teres ‘both ways, and t Brench Ohip Hate tron ets s has resigned his position. to take effect on | residence of Mrs. Frawner’s sister, oa 1 | cBormously wealthy, and owned property | lus: ferict f Very Dear bin fore er eet Of sth street, | days. First-class accommodations or totsieer Sri, | FORE T He ee en eee Pe from {he doth instant, and he wilt be succeeded by | Street, between sth and 9h northwest. Ken- | foetauce Guat, No hag esta eons for Equity Covrt—Jwiye Wylie yaty ear his former place. By promptly | vate houses under the control of the up. KID GLOVEE—3, 5, 4 aud ¢ butrous ie at the Mr. John R. Young. Bed Freee ee Late et a i2e% | which he was about to bulld, at a cost of | To-day, Dowling aga Boncgor wea Me Srepting the latest improvements, whether | Lodging Bouse Agency. which ts endo! jonable tints, W. J. Faherty, who shot Charles H. Childs | and Frawner, who left the city immediately | $400,000, a big hotel, and he did not care | Sgt. Schfamm; arders Avion eee eee chabied tyao as aan ee “e- Sther of@elas ef Phusncphi eer ee mT very cheap HACKS for trimming purposes, On the street in Richmond, was tried, found T the shooting, was arrest¢d on the farm tet °) “ . <¢ ry . ‘01 manner no! 5 fentekced tocightesn years Te tier reniten: | by Detective MeDecne wie hk BiNck: | prodiabiy.. About aie tims he gave cae | Appointing gumrdias a live: AHsn ee | Unequaled by those not possessing these tar | yachts at tgvextiewaly low feare ot $10. may uo M. 3. HUNT, pentenced to eighteen years in the peniten- | by Detective MeDevitt, who with Oiticer | Praria,, About, ins ums be gave oat | Sppointing guardiap ad litem. Allen agt. | clitttes. the Fourist- and Excursion Oites cxeerak fats, | <2 621 and 623 D street morshwert. Uary, is not the sonof W.P. Faherty, State pate yn aoner here a com: | and ‘eeoueta foes He hs Pasa — — | Suntth: peo ainwieaing biti ye ia Benne and dyed without eS eembete Wp atn7, Department ry = riment. dge Wylie on & WHEOL Nanette | the same time someof the bords he held as | Boucher; order appointing Ce if. Gracie ee: : ¥ MILL Manager MISS E. A. McCORMICK, e time limited by law for the retem) before Judge Wylie on a writ of habeas cor. | Ee Spvitinpiy Brera 6 he held as P ppo! BT nies ragin re- | Crape Veils refinished nice and cheap. ther saber coder eae and Sidr | Zur and eatcareet, he prnyaer ou as | SeDeu siete wuckrerea nara | fives, Graioe oe, camel onder meeting | | Rrattina lec te Oy Sat eC eore | (THEATER, CPIGCE Floren rn STREET, (er. oLOUD sulLDIRe é District government one year a; Ox- own recognizance. he grand jury subse. | Poe ig - so 2 @ very shor’ it notice, — Pires on ihe Sih tostant. Persons interested quently found s true billof indictment,when | Pej vey and look, around for Blamenberg. ann ane duacharges. co {Prices lower than ever betore, to sult the OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Dally recetving all the latest Noveities ta sbould look after such property very soon, prisoner came into court and was’ tried wy Bone ‘OLICE CouRT, Judge Snell. ie — CEL DsTRaAw ars, Otherwise they may lose their ltles. for ihe offence, the jury falling to agree— | Sent i." thee wens Way an Annoanes- | Today, Catherine Woodfork pleaded guit- A gee Ser Sha Ey ey eng, fo ba, | On AMD TOWELS, ber hens HORS Hibernia Society, No. 1, give their annual | standing 11 for acquittal and one for convic- | (Sr Europe. We bil had © Groat pene ates | ty to cursing, and was flued's5. bdwai Corns, B 8, Diseased Nails. SATURDAY AFTREENOOM, pO ESDAY and pienie at the new Schentzen park, on the 7th | ticn. Messrs. A. K. Browne aud J.R. Ms. {Of Europe. We ali 3 Great Ume after | Downey forfeited collateral. x Grayer | Vaseular Excrescenves, «c., successfully 2 Ladies of Washington and vicinity are tvited Street road, to-morrow. As willbe seen in | Connell were his counsel, but afew months | ‘2t, ahd the papers made fun of us for hav- another column, the hob»y-horses and all ing been duped by a man who did not owna | forfeited. Emily Gravelly and Amery Jai- | treated by Dr. White, ‘1416 Pennsylvania FIRST-CLASS IN BVER Y RESP SCY. al! and examine. te apie-tr | since ign ase. vis were fined for being load a avenue, opposite Willa E | 717..~2S'«s«éS{ SILVER, 9 ether ploneures St the parivare irevofenaiee, | they et ae ae | Square yard of property in the District. | 33 cagte janes Fre tg Td eciong the many eminent puyetcinas seigemeaen Variety. Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. novt-1y 717 =. SIL) 717 The marine band has been engaged for the | _ ‘The following Jurors were selected from the | FFOM another contractor, called Patrick | Sone H. Sone sues WT ey thousands of other well-knowe ages MARKET SPACE. occasion. regular panel:—James Nourse, Joseph E. | Sud’ two pte ear ee ot ei eonds: | Lizzie Miller,’ Frank Donelson, ‘Taomas | Who patronize his establishment? terse, | OLD NO.) On Exhibition (Naw No A grand selection of Ladies’ ‘The cuierpiliars seem to de getting aheat | Beckett, "J.D. Harris, Joseph F. Stetfiaias, | SRU,tWo Other parties he had rellevel of | Thompar sad Fane eek; Togmad | whe patronize Fee, 81 per visit. Established | xp2°%, and Sale both of the sparrows and the parking com- | Francis B. Lord and Arthur Fowler. Eleven | 7,0; ¢acu in bonds, loaning money to | collateral.’ Edward Johns, vagrant: dega | in Washington tits wrE Br: aT 7 READY-MADE mission, snd. are seriously ‘injuring our | had formed ao opmion tne : a | them, I suppose, and obtaining that money | to chain gangs Anwe ae open i A RITER’s, UITS, OVERS: Young trees. Ifour citizens would tura the | having been exhausted, *the mete pret Pathe sale of thelr own bonds as soon as | fame, was seutdown forsd days. Louise Mat G y Oda Fatiowe? Fr . ” SIRES, BASQUE, Premises aad Treen yin, front of ther | that twenty names be drawn from the box. | Guilinace wae Son Oo ee Sig ee eet LO | Eon, One of the same kind; down. Joha Jone. | GEORGETOWN ADVER premises and frequentiy give them a good | At oneo’clock a number of 27.000, and this man’s loss talesinen ap DUSTERS AND ULSTERS, - son, Vagrant; mt be ——. penitentiary, 18 ‘tu gppartiatty” in SS aes adjourned until to-morrow the Mtowny' dressing ‘splene eg ee terous; €,, Mary Kenny was Ros 95 foe ty os Sopts of all Kinds, for school commence OWE PRICE OWLY. Sn the motion ot B'A.Lockwoo!. sri | LIS? ov PATaNTa Tenucd io residents of Rearing & Pig diamond’ in his naire reone | waned £5. Cons. W. Willams and Geo: | "RG Big given for gtr tn an colons attorney, suspended the sentence until the 30th instant. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will on July ist open a freight and passenger station | Maryland ard Virginia, for the week ending June Zith, 1576: Maryland,—Jobn W. Buckingham, of Ral- timore, improvement in car couplings; Wm. ‘his Kind of crime, you see, can be punished Within two years; bat the time did not count while be was iu “utope, and if he is taken | Washington now ue can be tried. | rbing Georgetown; #3 , trespass on parking; $5. | treet cursing; $5. Kate | same charge; $5. John Stevens, a Uppling-house loafer, ‘The ‘ Victoria” Kid Glo mié-tr BENJAMIN M Sree AND SUMMER, button, TLLER. 103 each. Hugh Magee, Sidney Wallace, Higgins, TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT — ; LADIES’ SHOES 4 > Was &rrested asa ya- Credit J at Uniontown, on the Alexandria brancp. | Pitt,of Baltimore, assignor of two-talrds his | We om TE FOX WAS TRAPPED. | grant, and after a reprimand was let of. | oe =MIGM STEAM RHE ASE EES Cee | Oe. FOR CASH. Pros MADE TO ORDER aT This will be at convenience to the peo- | Tight toCharles A. Vogeler & A.C. Meyer, of e heard —2 Emenberg after he | Sally'Robinson, of evi life and fame, was | OLD AND RELIABLE ESTABLISHMENT. $10 Oca Street, Opposite Patent Ofer, le of So ‘@shington and of the counties | Same place, improvement in bottle capping | WePt to Europe. Oa the ist oF March I | sent down again.. Samuel Morris, Uppling | _ Ladies and Gentlemen can have their Spring and <a see ena (pe cepot is situated just at the | Machines; Henry Clark, of Baltimore, tm: | CA%@ to this coast, attracted by its renown- | house lovier and gener bummer, was sent | Sommer Weartng Apparel Cleaned or Uolored in . Dew Asmcoeris ancostia, bridge, where the | provement in combination padlocks; Aaron | @1 Scenery and the hope of improving my | to the chain gate aeain fee eice tee | the very best Manner, “aleos Winter Glotiaen fee ine B’ Rew Anacostia street railroad is to cross the | J. Shriver,of Baltimore: agsiowets Soren CRberg wilt Cone eh ee eerie bum- | David Poindexter and Jolin Kearney, afteay; | cts biankets, &e ae See eh tracks. | M. Shriver, of same place, improvement in | ©20€7é Will pave set me to wondering whether | 5 ean. Robert French, assault on GC. Without extra chargs anywhere in the Dishinteret 3 P. Sparrow bas been appointed an | processes of restoring rape, laces, cc. Rich- | te departed bgt oiertngeed Who had cat | Carathers; $10, or thirty days. William B,| celv end returned to any place in thecountry | #20 00. Fine Plaid Suits; nt clerk of rt, aud will take | ard B. Norment, jr., of Westminster, im- | 820 & Sgure in Wash n¢ton, and I'scon as- | King and John T. Morrison, affray; $5 each. | by mailor express. Office and Works, €9 Jefferson Mr. E. J. Middleton co’as the clerk of | provement in plaiting macuinee Sertained that he was not, but that Rudolph | Jonn MeNuity, larceny of & soet’ fooeeie: | treet Georgstowns Dros Office Box, 723, | @16.00. Handsome Osssimere 8x: the Criminal Court. Mr. Middleton’s jabors Vovina— Win. H. Ward, of Alexandria, | ¥88 his brother. Returning from Los Aa- | g¢ ph Hertzog. ‘This man, with two others, | 0%¢¢ hours TH Saturday, to 9 $10.00. Drapa’Ete x C Tren e izbtened to a considerabie extent as | improvement in carriage ‘axles; Wim. 8° | Seles on the sth of May, I meta friend woo | Went to a second hand cloning roe kept | 2 ead : oe ee & recog” !tlon of his long and faithful service | Wootton, of Scottsburg, improvement in | )#4 seen the blooming equaintanceof whom | by complainant early Sunday morning, $250. — Buperior White Duck Vests; in ine , he having been attached thereto | propelling wheels. . | Was in search; and getting on bis tracks, J | woke up the proprietor and on getting Inala FAMILY SUPPLIES. for over +0 years, Paving passoy is entire | ——— 6 —___ | Sarat te strsets myself ‘Then {made | dressed themselves in fine coats and. boldly siateaoateadlnis Se 25.00. Fine Aipaca Sack Coats; y as a clerk in the offic, > i ORKS OF ART.—In connection with the otk et . IRC : > | attempted to rush out withont paying for N' tu = ement mS, Rock Hill College, | S#le of stationery, day books and fancy arti- | bce. 123 Ellis street; I followed him along | their coats, and assaulted Hlerteoe. wo ORIENTAL TEA STORE. $1.50, ‘Traveling Dusters; City, Ma is announced for | cles, at Dowling’s auction store, will be sold | thestrects; I got at all his habits accurstely | escaped and this one was neld by tee aioe 409 97H 8r.,¥.M.0. 4. Britvine. 81.10. Rew Orleans Oneck Goats. reat; and the exercises will be of | Several very fie ot] paintings. Tue stoce | nd sometimes I was at the next table to | \ceper until the police arrived and arrested = y interesting character, Judge Merri-': | of stationery and blank books is of a supe- | !!m in the restaurants. Meanwhile I had | him; continued.” Wiiianl C. Mazel, assault} FINE TEAS, PUBE TEAS, 81.00. Alpaca Dusters; Tal Address the graduates and Goverasr | Flor class. ind the sale will be continued | Communicated with my fellow victims in | on Elisha Hl Cole. This was a sects VERY Low. Fine fia f Hose Carroll bas promised to be present to conver | tis and following evenings until all is sold, | Washington, and had posted myself on what | jn whiem Hascy get Cole’# thumb intoi!s | NICE 1MPEBTALS. 1.03, Brown White and Colored; : the diplomas. The srehbishop will not pe ; [Aree Far necessary to be done to maks @ success- | mouth and bit it pretty severely; $5. Mont, SWEET OOLONGS. ¥ ‘Three Pair; J REFRIGERATORS Present, but he has established a parse of ———_+ —__— | Jul srrest. 1t would have been a good stroke | Marshall, colored assault on Mathew fork, a 2 ay JAPABS, | - #569 for metal for English literatu | eam APPEALS from the Poliée Conrt, in | Of policy to bring auit against him, but ne | thers with a pocket knife, cutting Mile thoes Sa COD NL BA GUNPOWDERS, | Tho Wamsvtta Musitn Pmabad- the istrict cases, will be taken upia the | bas no property. They say he has pleaty | times; one cut on his right arm boing asec, | ZBESH COFFERS, ,, AROMATIC COFFEES. |. ainsis. ty eg tte tn the market YBE AMALGAMATED Soctery or Ca. | CHminal Court on Thursday. Friday and | of money but where It 1g nobo yz Knows. | seven’ irehes long; continued to hear wit- ar algarietion og alae? iw to cual & tnt aT cost PESTERS AND JOINERS bave published the | S@turday of this week. Parties interestet | Thi ey wend oF alae » which | nesses t. G Mander, TRY OUR ORIENTAL BREAK FAST COFFE 36th anuual report from the central office at Fe noe an ee” ORDORE Ok | 70 38: very pean of displaying. Well, | sauit las May, : ONLY 36 CENTS 2 POUR DY ms Finest Jean Drawers, Manchester, Engiand, setting forth that the | Otitrwise thes will tenetece ce a | robe the Petty (OF Washington. “He hat | $83" sander J. REFIN GD SUGARS, . ued acer Witting; 80.90. Sear bas been @ period of prosperity to the | ON'<rW! en | been indicted’ by grand Jary oa the | Ard'co, awe prow eey LOW $1.10. Fine Fabric Gauze Undershirts; $0.99 —— Society generally, bat in América the de-! \WAarRIAGE LICENSES have been issned to | Chargeof appropriating my bonds, andalso | ao FRESH SPICgS. PUBE SPIOES, 2 | = of wade previ eety yecordes boven Oir.ctead An = ‘y Newman; Jas. | those of Cu é, aud that was the only way ORIENTAL TEA STORE. 76. Good Gossamer Undershirts; sed Wo ies onobue 20d Sarah Dag: H. H. Beers, | to getatbim. To show you what kind of | 6 4 82.00, Fine Linen Drawers; " . . = srarenes were started during the year 1575 | LPSEE ors city, and Jenoie Thoumenn; | fellow he let went ne wee his brother {a B4l- | GEORGETOWN. jet9 te warren Soy ailtse: CALL AND EXAMINE THEM aT 16 in England. ! in freland, 1 in ihe United | pete Mason and Emma C. Sherwoul. more. He ts @ square man, and he said to Tr r tC 1c) SCHOOLS.—Prem!- a ° Sct me Freneh Sapien, 5 ae Nem, Zealand. and 1 in New ——+ oe ne brouner bill you In that way? My Guna were distsivuted te the people of Taalty GROCERIES. $1.00, ‘The Cheapest Suspenders made; ———— — South les. Two branches in the Unite: — > . at | brothe¥ d—d rascal; be cheat me.” Whenail | 3" pete 23 sana e : —-- ‘oglish acd German Ris. ESS NE. 5 States have been closed. During the year | cobigcaoninene ike 1xs-—An inter the papers for his arrest had arrived, a | (Catholic) Sunday school yesterday after DOWN! DOWN” DOWN!" 81.00. 5 eS the cash balance of the society has increased | Sor h ON ¥< last Frida pefonae the tam. | United States deputy marshal, my attoraey | lees = eget, Sin panies presented a | Au goods in my store at prices to meet the hard Peer re ae te eee Sane oe mu of the | rerance organization and the enloon keep. Hast LOB anne berL Ts HOnnee fie earinesday | neat and siandsome appearance. ‘The annual | “Tnesmes reach 20 per cent. further than 6 months | cual peta dane jel0tr 715 & 757 TrH STREET. Ww. in the United States 15 Branches of the co. | oe ene ee Te wempt to close the | aback by our entrance, and inquired who 1 | @'stribution of ee Pere | late 1918 Ponsaylvasis srenae, = 2 ety. with @ total membersbip of 316. The | ty eres thet tee Leip em the | was. I gave him my name, asi hesaid, | Trinity day schoo! will take place Taursday | TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT THE Washington branch at the end of the year | ‘Vience that the temperance association | S8*. 1 gave you are Birch, Woy aiine | €vening In the old church. had i5 members. The expenditures for the | 2d hired severa} young lads from 16 to 1% | Toy eine to my house? I would have paid DEATH OF A RESPECTED LADY.—Mrs. JOHN R. KERLEY, FOB OaSH. year amounted to $455.3, and the balane years of oa and peg eae bee ie money you this little iransaction.” And when he | AbD J. Cruikshank, wife of the late Colonel Dealer in First-class IMPROVED KITCHENER ihe end of the year was $216.10. Through De ee ae ee be today, and purchase | fond ont that the faw waa likely to take its ficpard Gralxshank, dled on Setuntay est) ee yRaL, LAME, MUTTON, Bh the United States the number of working er, £0 ‘0 mpetent witnesses in | course. be sald, “Look here, why don’t you | 1 the (9th year of her age, at_her residence CEP, a . A bours« ring the summer average about 60 Ker Seek; and in winter about 54 per weex. he raies of wages in the summer graduate from 312, received in Baitimore, to $21 re- charges preferred for violation of the excise jaw. Three of the lads attempted to black- mail & saloon keeper by offering to leave the city on payment of $50 to $75 each and not appear as witnesses. Josian Cook has heen come in with me? I conid make your for- tune in two year: “No,” I reptied; “I guess we will settle this up first.” Tnoen he chimed in, “I will make yowsmote for this: on Potomac street, between Ist and 2d. Mrs. Craikshank has been for many years a wortby member of the Presbyterian church, and many friends will learn of her decease CORNED BEEF A SPEULALTY, and 630 Ceater Market. 9th-st. 20% Northern Liberty Market; Box 733, Oity Post 0: 1 625, ard 206 and redress GEORGE O. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET. Wl do the family cooking with one-hsif the coal required by any other Range tn the market; coste one balf as mech as other Banges of same capacity” ‘will save ite price ip a few years tn the tems of 01 Mice ait : 2: tn - with regret. Marketing delivered free of charge, to all parteof | jester THE GOLDEN BC. pairs, and save its price every year in the coal bill; Suse tecetvea ia Balcones or atte ved | Tetained for the prosecution. Great fecl- | will go to eerie Leese * =<: a. ts modeled by the best ekill known to the art, with “ in San Francisco. In England the working | 18 WAS manifested, and the evidence was | Dutor Jer gwindiers that have ever hese ie ; INNESOTA FLOUR. Oe ee ae Ee ek ee hours are about ihe same. but the wages | highly exciting. After @ partial examina- | Hoa ans sumulers that have ever been in ALEXANDRIA M st THING | tir wants, and, baring, would not part with. avout £1 10s. in summer, with @ trifling dif- | Won the case was adjourned until this afier- | 21 Sidra men whet be has detrauden, ie es 2 Washbarn Mills, Minnesota FLOUR, not SUMMER CLO We bave Small and Large Family, Hestearant and ference in winter. : Toate aacang brisoners were held jp bail for | isei'to be in the diamond business, and | ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE —Wam. | oresontiel bh oot tere oe : = Hotel Sizes. —+——_. thelgappenrance 0 there are terrible stories abont him ainoag | Coleman, a colored youta about 2) yearsold, | Hoe tokeens supply of tuts coucbrated Flour always a of SLATE acd WHITE A MAN'S SKULL FRACTURED BY NEGRO = the men who had dealings with him. was arrested by Officers Arnold and Hep- | pihand.. Alt we sel ow satisfy the most ‘The largest assortment entered the store of Mr. Neison Gates, ou | Sah opin streets, for an attempted outrage on a little 3 ; ae. % fith street, uear the Navy Yard bridge, and | ® uameless outrage upon a respectable mar. | | When they had talked the matter over, he pted outrag apir-tr 603 Pennsylvania avende. alter pricing several articles one of them svatched a pair of saoed and ail ran off, pur- sued by Mr. Gates aud Mr. J. L. Gristith, his | son-in-law, who overtook them on the bridge | and recoyed the shoes, but the thieves es- | taped. Soon afterwards the negroes re- | turned to the store and attacked Mr. Gates | and Mr. Griffith, who were in front of the store. Mr. Griffith was kaocked down and | severely beaten on the head. A subsequent | examination of bis wounds by Dr. Adams ried lady, residing in the southera part of McNair county. He was arrested and con- fined in jail in Purdy, to await trial. A bight or two ago fifteen men, well armed and resolute, roce up the jail and demanded the prisoner. The Jailer being absent, his wife deilvered the keys of the buliding w them. They entered, took the frightened criminal out of bts ¢ejl, tied his hands, placed @ pose @round bis neck, and cantered &way inthe darkness. Next morning the was placed under regular arrest. His game is to show that he loaned the money on the bonds; but that is preposterous, as the bonds I gave bim are guaranteed by Congress, and they have never been below 98, and are at par. Mind you, I have nothing to gain b: lbis, except to see a scoundrel punished. If convicted, he is liable to imprisonment on each indictment of from one year to five. Bat I get nothtog—not even the bonds of which he has swindled me, and if he jumps nis bajl the forfeiture goes to the United colored girl 11 years old najed Margaret Donnell, daughter of Martha Donnell, a washer woman, and was locked up here for the action of the Fairfax authorities, in which county the offense was committed. The girl accompanied her mother to the Theological Seminary yesterday, where the Jatier Went for the Haptigeed of plying her ‘Vocation, and while there was enticed to a secluded spot by Coleman, who olfered to show her where she could gather biackber- ries. For some cause he failed to accomplish YO CHOICE BUT TO DRIVE SALES! MUST SELL! MUST SELL! aT BAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON, a7 STREET NOBTHWEST, wyétr STOVE and PLUMBING HOUSE. BOOND-: T a gaa nano PURER, showed that his skull was fractured. Mr. | body was Jiscovered suspended from a tree, | States ‘They have taken my testimony on | his pu When released the child in- tees, WOR wh ao caventts: Sains. . Xue | Clever maliog Cstuise<i em Bee, Bie identity acd the charge azainst tim and | formed her nother, why went AB anes: vi NO REGARD FOR CosT! DEVLIN & CO.’S. scoundrels managed to get Of without ” 4 he cannot get over that, I never forget a oler.an and found that be 8 arrest. | iecets Deon ea ee ee inca cur & baninesh mantteg Hibs thin Site | city, Coleman, wea tae melee Jaotion fe sock of Buripme ae Goodacre, | duction of their wives this year,he wilihave ail is fixed at $20,000. It ought to be | Brown and Kirby of Fairfax county, this | THIBTEEN DOLLARS repair @ (rame dwell ip; wad, between G and #500. Patrick She: &nd store east side | Streets northwest; two-story frame dwell- | FOR ONLY lack Against him; but, so far, he has only | wno have been plying their nefarious trade ——e PIANOS, &c. ine. enat tide. Delaware avenue, between K | Ci peculiar relations with aie Tito ro. | found ote man to goon his bod for si0,00, | lore mouth past wite unusual acueitysand | progr DOLLARS... EIGHT DOLLARS S, 7 and L streets; #100. J: W. Maury, raise and | 1 Woted him © ronad 6100 00n Done an, | Mr. Van Duser would not accept two.taen | mush to the autloyance of our Fairfax ‘TRE GENUINE “DECKER BuOS” PIANOS fmprove @ frame dwelling north side I, be- | DY, voted him ® round $100,000, but thestrain | no cameforwandon theothersl0,000. Waen | friends. ‘The officers of the law have been snd Burdett ORGANS, ‘at the 4 tween 6th and 7th streets northwest; $700. H sy tbe — Papenpe e vy tue tin the arrest was made the authorities here | active in their endeavors to ferret out the CLOTHING A? YOUR OWM PRICE! acay per Joseph B. Williamson, a two-story and base- | 5% i ‘fe a table te or yey Sn < | telegraphed to Washington, “Blumenberg | guilty parties, but though quite successfal 019 one i Foun and iit sireete meethwer ene meen | Cdee” about this time O° year, as @ resaice | NAS Odtained Dall. Do you want bim bow?” | In recovering the horses, telr efforts to. se- pear Pennsylvania avenue, 0th and ilth streets northwest; $3,500; also, & two-story aud basement dwelling east side | iith, between K and L streets northwest; | $5.500. Cbaries H. Moulton, to content himself with @ salary of £20,000 fer services as pastor of Plymouth church A year ago his admiring parisn'oners, ex- thing.—[ Chicago Times. MARRIAGE OF ROBERT DALE OwEN.— Mr. Robert Dale Owen was married at Lake | HING. ¢ brick dwellings south sid ‘ween th | George, yesterday, by the Rev. 8, Hunting- | country’s expense in a few days. day night last, and was recovered on WOBTH OF CLOT: 108 from $300 and up; new OBGANS and loth streets northwest; ¢: ._ | ton, of Ca dwell, Xo Lottie Walton, daughter | Mr i ire row garrulods and ro petitive | Wednesday by Constable eo ee or from 678 at e la! artin . 2] , Of , | &8 he descani yn the explo! ol amen- a Pees mnoreated Sr Os Rents eis Conn, The lady tsa caltiestod artist: of | but the only additional facts of essea- | public Instruction has made an’ ® i COMPELLED TO SELL! or a oe pp Rott noel eH apuenenosaner | middle age, who bas resided many years in | tial consequence he mentioned were that in | ment of school funds, which divides seventy- A SPECIALTY. ee ent tt to Marshall | £820pe, and studied her profession in Rome. | this city he has @ wife and four children, | five cents head of school population, 12312 ____g12 __ $12 Teall. Tue atone "Mare Wane ‘ton will | 1 Was toher, Mr. Owen, two years ago, dedi- | and that in the directory he is register making one dollar enone for eons leave Tthr street whar! at $30 m meand 530 | (etd bis autobiography as‘‘to a dear friend | under the name of “Jaral H.” Navurally, | school year. Uuder 535 255, e we t 8 30 | at whose pleasant home on Lake tim 2 | he is anxious not toread any exposureof his | ed Alex: ty, is foci) county, Pp. m. Our Scotch clubs are noted for the part of these pages were written.”—(W. Y. | tricky doings in the newspay i is | 805 50; ey ag $3,009; Fairfax, 23,669; gls——__§ 61s—_—_—_$18_____§18 success of their social entertainments, of , 240 may ‘account @ statement that theau- | Fauquier, 75; Loudoun, $5,619; whatever nature, and the excursion next -h . aee teenies Eee pralles Willam, ‘Sentinel, WORTH OF CLOTHING. Thursday will undoubtedly be patronized A RAILROAD RECEIVER WANTED. — A * ——_ by @ large and select company, who are cer- | bill bas been filed in the U. S. Court at Rich- | Blumemberg’s Version of the Story, Tae StaTUEOF La LIBERTE.—More than a tain to have ® good time. mend — wa aie tae are ag — Sag nd Rudolph bgrogenes 4 ray ve subscribed \. PRICES ABE minister rs ach- jumenberg, and on land. Ho! FOR THE CENTENNIALI. ington City, Virginia Bt ‘and Great | In the Bullet és Fe ene oe eed In eo eee Twill | -DOWNI—DOWN !—DOWN!—Down! ments bave been made by Cook, Son & | Sou |, formeriy known as the | ing toit, hasdrawn from him, through his aire two years to finish it. M. Bartholdi, Jenkins by which @ grand excursion will be | 01 bill alleges | attorney, the version of the story: me ‘oval ‘is now in this made from this city to Philadelphia on | is controlled by the Baltimore | Mr. Biumeni been living in Wash. | Ton otry: ee eee ae @20—_922___925—930 935 y, the 28th instant, returning on | and Ohio, which it in pone ie ge | and money was very French artists, authorizing him to receive RTH OF CLOTHING 1106 F Street. Sgure of 6th say boesouren ae agptee, | Sone ee - " | Dialued of were made. ‘The li-yoar impteres | Ad pUt to the credit of tne aeaine rand the soot 4 . Su@ excursion office, cor- ST | ent bouds were only worth Haentzon the | Re, SLU, Tenleg, Tome one Select ae ATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY | JUST OPENED. her 15th and G streets. See adv. ee f Ryd ani Pra dollar. Biumenberg was Srplied to by oon: of the great fre in Chicago. ft appeate ioat THAN HALF PRIOR. N tractors joan UNDERWEAR Saat; Reset wit earn icra getty | won tha Rntorm Cia atakes, duah‘ot ack | wembe wou tng he wonde fx so enthon | Sue" are Mung ast had “oonsioved eee I Re nares death of their eldest son, Waiter 8. Fassett, | mile and a quarter: time, 2:17. In the first | similar bond te mete Wo caauaen ne ee epee oat nae Simeee.. nen ae FORSMITURAL AnD FourTaYUL at wane bow peseuss. at Old Fuses, Context. rt ret ne > Gamat a a an Sane, Cia- ‘cents. prt condition of A it with F. D. THI8 GOLDEN OPPORTURITY. It emooth: —g ae 1 maleit be beneficial to Nien Tne de- Creknob Sea ee oneness mocey form ime ime, agereent maten eos. Morgan, en One of aes eyrand it interes pd days, | LADIES’ ALL KINDS FROM S0c. UPWARDS. Srna pita peel unt neyagrect (9 | Eoommert remmm mace terre: | | MABLE BROTHERS, = = rr Pay him In twelve montne, at the rate ot oo | lent society, a8 10 Ber pO eg m4 MISSEY GAUZE UNDERWEAR Ss ve = ‘years bow with constant. much higher to prevent him running away, because he will-never dare to go to Wash- ington, if he can help it, thjngs are so No reply, added Mr. Birch, had been received yesterday afternoon, but one is expected im- mediately, and probably Rudolph or the | Dig Diamond will enjoy a ride eastat his i i evening, and committed to jail for court. Horse THIEV1NG.—Fairiax county Is in- fested at present with a gang of horse thieves, WOBTH OF CLOTHING cure the thieves bave generally provea abor- live. Mr. Robert Laing, of Fairfax county, Was in the city last evening, and recelved a mare which was stolen from him on Tues- TEN DOLLAES WILL BUY SIXTEEN DOLLARS FINE SHIRTS OUSE FURNISHING STORE, ap2s-ly 314 7th street. above Penn. avenue. panes ane .2ecar, a4 GREAT PIANOS from $16 to 9100. pops snd MELODEONS ron RA