Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | Weather Probabilities To-day. | OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, August 19, 1876. | In the middle and @asiern states, falling barometer, a easterly > southerly ‘winds, stationary to rising temperature, gen- erally cloudy weather and frequent Os, followed aarog the afterncon and evening ip former, and to-night in latter, by a barometer, — shifting to westerly er. Clearing wei LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted to-night 17:15 p. m., and extinguished at 3:30 a. m. The meetings at the Gospel tent the past week bave been largely attended. ‘Wm. Cole fell on the pavement on 12th street, near £, last evening, and fractured tis knee. Ap excursion of two hundred or more col- | ored people left this morning on the M idiand rosd, bound for Charlottesville, Va. Last night the horse and wagon of Crok & | Pilisbury were stolen from the Center mar- met. Lest night the Potomac Baptist Associa- lion heid a devotional meeting at the 13tn- street Baptist Church, at which Rev. Mr. Barron presid 1. Kev. Jebu T. Judd, formerly of this city, now pastor of the First Bapt'st Cburca Harrisburg, Pa., wi!l preach here to-morrow. Sce religions nowees. The Washingion Market Company yester- Gay filed a creditor's bill agatust Ancrews & Wade, f> subject certain real estate to the payment of the Judgment obtained by the company. Wher the Jane term of the Crimtns! Coart resumes business in September, it is probable that tbrre will be plevty to do, for the jail bow contairs 215 prisoners—i0 being new eases for tbe grand jary. The Ob.o republican campatgn clob met at ibeir ne adguarters jn the May build- #st evening, Mr. F. L. Campbell presid- ing and Mr James H. Paimer acted as secrc - te A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Ferree and the committee for the handsome ing | gaughter had just & Negre Fiend. HIS SHOCKING OUTRAGE ON A YOUNG GIRL—SRVERAL SIMILAR CHARGES AGALNST HIM. Yesterday afterpoon Dorsey and Martha ‘White, a colored couple living at the corner of 11th street and Rho je Isiand avenue, com- plained to Lieut Noopan that their little £0 home from the coun- try in @ frightful condition, stating that she bad been outraged by @ black fellow named ‘Wm. Johnson. They stat-d to Lt. Noonan <bat Jchnson came to their bouse an entire stranger yesterday moiping and said he had been from @ lady ‘giving her name) who Some distance in the ¢suntry, to hire for ber @ colored girl as general house ser- vant; that he had seen their daughter Sally, irl @bout 12 vears old, and he accomplish and bat bome the best way Lieut. Noonan bad just before this seen th:s men pass bis station house with the hat, and told the women to go out and watch for bim, and wherever they might fiud him to seize bold of him and turn oim over to an officer. They did as directed, and after re- loforeing themselves with some female com- Ppanions they soon afterwards met Jornson, acd seizing him held on until an officer came to their eid, and Johnson was pitied into the station much againt bis will, He is a beastly looking fellow, about tweaty.seven years old, and several of the officers recog- bized bim as an old offender in this class of crime. On bunting up bis record it was as- ¢rtained that on Tuesday, March 1!th, last, Joboson practi.ed exactiy such a crime, his victim then being @ grown-up and rather @« °d-looxXing colored girl ramed Margaret Ann Jackson. He « aticed her Into the woois just across the District line, where he knocked her down, outraged and robbed her and left ber in the same way. Joboson kept bimeelf secreted for a time, and nothing was heard of him until it wes found that July 12th last he cajoled a colored gtrl named Mary Templeton, @ bright and good-looking girl, into the woods north of the city, on a in whieb they had fitted up the new ball. Lest eveping Hon. A. P. Robinson, of Ot- tawa, Canada, Grand Master of the Masonic Order of the Dominion, arrived in this city, apd was met at the depot by the following delezation irom Lafayette Chapter, who vis- ited Can: im 1574 to Se ag chapter Work there: Messis. W. L. Jones, J. Edw: J. Albert Fox, RH. Grabem, James Lansburgh, R. E. Manr ing, George Ry aeal, Jr.,and others. aes A DisHonest SE NT ARRESTED.— List evening, Mary Jane Smitb, colored, was airested by Lieut. Eckloff and t Perry, with tue assistance of Lieut. Greer and some of his officers on the charge of grand larceny. Mary Jane hired herself as @ servant ‘un the family of Mr. James Lo pd on K et, near 10th, on Thursday, on performed her duties satisfactorily. y moon ning Mrs. Sayre, on retarning from market, found that she had left the boure and a hasty examination revealed the fact tbat several dresses, pieces of linen, &c., had gone off about the same time—the goods being valued at about si00. The case was reported to Lieut. Eckloff, and he, with Ser- geant Perry, last night, after considerable trouble, with the aid of Lieut. Greer and his mep, ascertained her whereabouts, and = to the house—between L, M, 2iat, 22: stree.s— surrounded it. Mary Jane attempt- €d to escape by the front door, thinking that exit unguarded, but sheran straight into the arms of Lieut. Eckioff. She had someof the stolen property in @ bundle, which she in- tended to carry off, and a search being mad of the house se veal fine dresses, 8, <c., were found, and it 1s thought that these Were stolen from places where she had pre- viously served. She was locked upat Lieut. Greer’s staiion. ——_2—_—_- THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, &nd the presicent, Dr. Verd!, from the sant- tary committee, reportcd that the commit- tee bad waltd upon the Commissioner of Agiiculture aud requested that he cause an be and Griffin was appointed E Brockett, relieved. The frame vice Dr. J. stractcre and premises in the square bound. ed by 15th apd 19th and L and M streets, the property of Elizabeth Green, was declared a Buisance, aud its abatement was ordered. A communication was read from the clerk to the pound-master, protesting against reduction of bis pay under the recent ruling; referred to the finance committee. Dr. Verdi submitted @ resolution that the sanitary committee be instructed to inquire whether the garbage is removed from the city accord- ing to the spirit and the letter of the contract for removing the same, and what measures pot already provided for are ni to fecure prompt and satisfactory removal of the garbage from the cities of Washington end Georgetown; adoptcd. —_———- A WoMAN SHOoTs HER ALLEGED SEDU- ER —For some time past a girl named Eliza McLane, residing near the corner of 4th and Hi steets, bas been accusing John A. son, an employe of the Government Printing OM e, who lives next door to her, with bei! the faiber of her child, now some two months old. Gleason has been denying the slieza- tien as emphatically as she been charg- ing it. Yesterday (J morning, as Gleason was about to leave his house for his of busi- pets, Eliza drew & rmail pistol and fired twh e at him, butdid not “bring him down, all) ough it Is stated that he received a slight Wound tn the calfof his leg. This proceed- ———— THE SUPREME LopGE OF THE WORLD, — of Pythias, will bold its anouai session in Philadelphia next week, and there will be @ grand display of the order during the session. Large delegations are expectcd ..om the several jurisdictions. The District Ko'gh~; expect to have thcre quite @ large delegation, which will leave here by the Paltimore and Potomac raiiroed on Monday evening, at 6 o'clock. A full brass band wil! go with them, and the uniformed Eattalion, onder Past Grand Commander G. J. L. Foxwell, expect to have over 100 mem- bers, while the non-uniformei membe.s will inerease party to probably 250 or 300. They bave been fortunate in making ar- Tangements to goa-d return at greatly re- Cuced rates—$i 50. The committee have a *pecial meeting at Tth and 1 streets this @ven'ng to issue the tickets. sot ee A COUNTRYMAN SES THE ELEPHANT AT AN EXPENSE oF £200.—Benjamin A Rawlipgs, from Sandy Springs, Montgom. ery county, Md, came to this city Thars- day, apd went around to see the elephant. He visited several saloons, which had the effect of laying him on his back at the cor- ner of 13% street and Onio avenue. Here the Philistines fourd him, and when he awoke he was minus his pocket- book and $200. He mace cumpiasut at police headquarters, and yesterday the cetecti ves scac Bul Nolan, who was identifica by Rawlings as his guide and compspi Nolan admitted having tezen the pocket-bcok, but denied toat it contained $20 He was locked up for a bearing In the Police Count to-day W.G. Nolan was cbarged with bighway robbery of Bevjamin A. Rawlings. of #200 meetin: Detective McDevitt testified that Nolan, belpg arrested. acruowledged knocking bim down and taking the purse with #2 50. Held for the action of the grand jury in dc- fault of $1,000. a K.—At the supusi session of the 8. P. Grand ive of the order of 8. P. K.. of the Distriet of Columbia, held tbe promise of getting her @ good vervice place in the country. Here he outraged the victim, rnd left here with all her clothes torn off. She arrived at her home under cover of night, nearly deed. So far is known, this is Johnson's record in this line. The key was turned on him, and this morn- ing he was sent to the Police Court, where two of bis victims, Mary Templeman and the White girl, were ready to coniront him. jackson’s case having occurred in , just outside the District line, she Was hot called on to testify, Mr. Birney stat- ing that he would communicate with the Maryland authorities, where it is believed Jobnson will get bis just deserts if the law istrict fails toreachhim in the two cases recited. testimony of these two girls is too rite ony dope publication. John- SGD Was ordered to be sent to the county jail preter pe be ee ’s Which itis t3 be boped will act promptly. Picnics, ExCuRSIoNs, &C.—A picnic will be given at Leefier’s garden by Bishop’s co- tillon band, on Tuesday evening next. The steamer Jane Moseley leaves for a trip to Norfolk, Fortress Monroe and the ite from the 6th.street wharf, at 8 o’clock this evening, retu ae The Cairoll Lnatitute Literar: eee on nex gre an excursion to Marshall esday, the 22d. See their advertisement. The Mary Washington will make two trips during the day. A select family excursion toCape May and the Centennial will leave Washington Mon- Ces See advertisement for particulars. ‘he Lyceum Bureau gives another excur- sion down the Potomac next Wednesday evenin; Marshall Hall See advt. The mer Mattano will give two excur- sion: 11 to-morrow. ‘The Mary Washington makes two trips to Mount Vernon Springs to morrow—one at 10 @. m. and oneat 4 p.m. Fresh milk and other refreabments on the grounds. The Capt. — life cress with which be cr the English channel, and how it can be used in the saving of human life, will be shown at Mount Vernon Springs to-mor- row (Sunday), from the steamboat Mary a both morning and evening ips. —e—_. AULD SCOTIAS Sons. — Messrs. Thomas Somerville and W. R. Smith have retarned from the Caledonian conventicn, at Phila. delphia, and regort it as @ most pleasant, in- teresting and successful affair throughout. Mr. Somerville was, we aie pieasci to learn, elected first chieftain of the North Amesi- can Association. This honor, which was Most worthily conferred in @ pecscnal point of view, was also, we understand, bestowed partly out of consideration for the City of ‘Washington and the District of Columbia, both of which, by the way, are recognized more frequently avd in much more compli- mentary Ways by national associations, conventions, ete., than they used to be. In- ac d, the manner in which Washingtonians are received at such meetings now-a-days makes the duty of attending them both pleasant and honorable, whereas it was for. merly often quite the reverse. Our readers must not for; that the strains cf the this clty pext week. of the most famous the country will show their games at a SERVED Hix RIGHT.—A lady, who some- times rides alone in the Soldiers’ Home park, bas been twice followed and annoyed by 8 gallant 1 it the lady in front of the met the ry ‘hitney place, and imme horse and followed her. wt yt, let, us add, will enliven On Wednesday some nian athletes in skill in Scottish e Schuetzen Park. | el unless of largesize Vege' core ees demand; onions show no cbapge. aoe in receipt and selling very low. cd froit inquired for and in demand. Cheese—We note a ver: dull market, ith difficulty to _ mu Stock. Seed—Quiet. Live Stock—Cattle market brisk, without any perceptible ad- vance in prices. Old sheep very dull, but Jambe are brisk. Calves higher, closing frm at quotations, ——__.____ THF HAYES AND WHEELER INVINCIBLE CaMPaiGN CLUB met last cvening. and H. L. Smith, Richard Miles, and F. Tibbs were #ppointed the committee on printing. The following were unanimously appot address the colored republican clubs of Alex- spdria: Richerd Miles, Wm. C. Chase, Lieut. Howard L. Smith, Benj. C. Freeman, end L. Vande: pool. A committee on janization of branch clubs was elected, as follows: Jas, H. Butler, John E. Brooks, C. M. Farrow, A. Chase, B.'B. Freeman, W. ©. Chase, H. L. Smitb, L. Vanderpooi and Richard Miles. sie faa Peseta EXPLOSION OF A BARREL OF BRANDY.— Ap ez; this at plosion took Store, corner 13th and F “CLERKS TAKING LEAVE” and Me in general, would find it purebase thelr iranbs, traveling bags ia alla, McMurray’s, 805 whose reputation @$ @ practical manufac. 2 fat the elty ee coment is unnecessary. Remember 805 Market Space. t ——o—— The Assaait at the 5 ] HEARING US THE POLICE CouURT. } George ©. Ellison, charged with assault | on Samuel Gardner wae called in the Police | Court today, and plead not gallty. Mr. Hayden for 5 testified that day before yes- teiday Ellison attacked bim in the room of the doorks of the House; witaess at the instance of Mr, Clark, the arobitect, went to tsome gas buiocers, and rsked Eeeper to a Mr. Rogers ineer,) Mr. McCord’s desk; don’t Know what con- jon they had, but heard E. say do not deliver the burners. , Who want anything to do with him. and Gardner called him (E.) @ thief, and Ellison strack bim twoor tbree blows. Don't know that Ellison kicked bim. Ellison helped Gardl. ner up, @od as be put bim tn the chair said: “Sit Loere, d—n you,” at the same time as- sisting bim to put on his wig. On cross-examination witness stated that it was when Ellison was turning to leave that Gardner said something about Elliscn ing @ thief; he may have said “a G—d ——d thief.” Don’t bow, really, whether Gardner was knocked down or fell down. Saw him prostrate; did not see any one kick. When Gardner was pickcd up some one said: “ Why he is an old man,” snd Hilt- fon replied: “Ididu’t know that he was so old.’ Mr, MeCord testified to Rogers being sent for,and bis coming up with Ellison, wuo said on seeipg the order he had been in- structed rot to let those things go. Gard- ner remarked that they were meddling with his business. This department, witness ex- lained, bad been turned over to Patterson just about time. After some other words Garduer caid that Ellison was * thief,” and he could prove it; thinks he re- Feated it. Ellison made apass at him, and as they went towards the desk he made another pass; don’t know whether it was with bis fist oropen hand. When the pro- fessor (Gardner) went down he laid there about @ minute, when w.tne3s and Mr. Elli- #00 assisted him to his feet. On cross-examination witness said that the lapgu: of Ellison wes courteous. Gardner an umbrella in his hand; don’t Know whether he (G.) raised the umbrella. Don’t know whet @. was knocked or shoved down. Ellison was acting in t accord with his duties, and Patterson, when pel nl yma roel ——— roversy in regard property; is quite sure that there was no kicking. ir. @. Yorke AtLee testified to the character of Mr. Ellison. Mr. Hayden said that while they admitted the assault they hoped that the court wold Teun Ot the pew cocesion Sud make ie dae as possible, ifs fine is The conrt said’ Imapesed at all. that under the cireum- regard the case as one of common assault and impose @ fine of 85. ——— The Oldest House ef Worship in the D.strict. HISTORY OF TRINITY CHURCH, GEORGE- TOWN. It has recently been mentioned in THE STAR that Trinity Church in Georgetown is being remcielled. A writer in the Catholic Mirrcr (whom we recognize by the initials J. M. as the Rev. Father Maitrugues, the zealous and intelligent assistant pastor of tbe a gives @ sketch of the old edifica, Which wiil be of interest to many of our readers besides Catholics. He says: “The records on hand are rather scanty. They begin with the year 1506, though it is certain the church existed eight or ten years before that period. When Mr. Andrew Boyle gave & part of the present lot of ground there hap- ned to be on it @ carpenter’s Iai? belong- ing to Mr. Mimm. In this shop Holy Mass was offered up till sufficient means were ob- tained to erect the church. Before this was done the Catholics of Washington had to Wend their way through the woods to hear mass at the college chapel. Even after the cor pletion of the church it was not till 1513 opened ty the public except on Sundays for e late mass. The parishioners were psor Jn these days,and the pastor was in conse- sequence put to some inconvenience, for at every ceremony the SS the vestments the college for a time—Kev. J. Grassy aud Francis Neale; and on Sundays one of them bad to go to Alexandria. The latter, who may be said to be the founder of Trinity Church, remained in charge tiil 1818. Rev. C.de Thcoux,a Belgian, was his successor. He heard the first confession in that churea. conversions, chiefly among class. The church could no longer contain the faithful. Arches were cut ope: the side walls (by Mr. Brooks) and shcds erected, and ney ee. it looked very well from the inside. @ people had access to the galle- ries by means of staircases placed outside. Father 8' Dubuisson came in next. 5 8 cone re, Dg @ tribute uf to the Rev. Jo- feph ‘Achwanden; e greet’ tavorite vyith, ts E PLANTING. MAwNAESAS, VA., August 18— Editor Star:— give you & brief letter from this part of Vir- ginia. The ‘King scandal” has been a little mae the ben leeds, amg -< Poop es, agreein; wever, to one . that it is aM: “9 scandal.” The x 1d knows Manassas has - af 8 cash has been re- ceived. The price has been higher than for several seasons, being $1.75 per 100 pounds for several weeks. It bas now declined to $1a).25. Many necdy families have been enabled to procure for themselves not only tbe of life, but the litte lux- — thet oo to brighten fo _ way ie le. not Ughtly of the “Prince William wheat” which is su ” in this section. The v: of Manassas continues slowly to im) the most roteworthy ad ak me out of five hundred silver Knight, pM oy Mies Mollie Plummer. Srrived on the grounds on W. inesday. MORNING SERVICES. At Sx @. m. the usual 4 meeting was held, and after a fervent prayer by the Rev. A. J Bencer, who kd the ing, ® smn of praise aged Christians among them which commencea vices were held sday morning been as boen stated. ad & hymn the Rev. L. C. ville, ed from text Jobn xv., 2 and 7: “Iam che vine, ye are the branches, f this text was thorough and s“irching, and the entire fermon evinccd the most careiul prepara- tion. Mr. Muller is a young man, but is evi- dently @ close student, and is to be cong: ula: upon impression he made upon the attentive audience that listened to him. After an exhortation had been made by the Ve V. Leech, of Union chapel, three penitents presented them: elves at the mercy veat as seekers after religion. WARM.NG UP. For the ‘ast two or tbree days @ most solemn and earnest spirit has prevailed the entire camp, the earnest ap) ca's (hal have been made by the varions clergymen *> Christians to go to work for the Master has had its effect, and the altar at meeting time is surrornded by the laymen of the different cbureh 3, and the re is évery Indication that greater resul‘3 w.jl be seen in these later days of the camp. THE CHILDREN’S MEETI At 2x p. m. there wi children's meeting in the Tabernac’e, ici by Rev. C. T. Weed. Before the hour for the regular 3 o'clock meeting the clouds had broken and passed away, and the sun came shin'ng through the trees, the lcave3of which glistened like diamonds, : 3 the children came leaping from the tentain which they hed been corfined for several hous. This meeting was also held in the Tabernacle, ag the seats around the stand wore wet, and as the slightest breeze mov«d the trees they discha: their freight of rain, “like upon the just and the upjus' The Rev. J. R. Wheeler, of Wesley Cha; of this meeting, and after eed Thee Every Hour,” he brief- ly addressed the congregation {n earnest ‘Words of truth, urging a Hi le m be found. again urged Christians todo their duty and work tor Jezus. After Mr. Wheeler con- cluded the meeting assumed the character of & praise meeting, and was participat: iia by the Christians generally. Até6 p. m. the yourg people’s meeting was led fp geen Stariee Nye, of the Y. A. is meeting was one of great solem- ny Shortly the meet one of the penitents came forward prayers, and the entire sympathy of the meeting was concentrated in him. Atty Pp. m. the Rev. A. J. Bender preached aetna” xiv, 6: “At evening time it shall Aiter the exercises were concluded the col- ored people entertained the compauy with some of their own peculiar songs. PROGRAMME FOR THE SABRATH. The following has been arrang: 1 as the order for the : A meeting will be held at 8 o’clock, in of Rev. J. R. Wheeler, Wesley Chapel, in which the ¥. M. 0. A. Will assist. At 16% a m. the presi ting elder —S. from the stand, and at the same ur B. Peyton Brown preaches in the tab- ernacie. At? p.m. & ladies’ m->ting will be held in the tent of the M. E. Church Scath. At3 p. m. Rev. George V. Leech preaches at the stand, and at the same hour Ure Ray. J. 8. Deale will preach in the tubernacie. At ix J. m™. a “salvation” meeting will be held by the Rev. Richard Norris at the stand. During the entire day @ continnous meeting will be held by the young men of the camp instead of After the aii Muller, of —— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank Baldwin and Lulie Handv; Jerry Jobnson and Avuie Hawkins; F. W. Berg- mann and Elizabeth Ainde; Adol»b Dam- mann, of Uhicago, Il'., and Olevia Frank;. Jobn Campbell end Mary Gordon; Wm Henry Freeman and Juiia Dunmore. —.-—_—_ OATHS to personal tax lists onl. Call on Geo. F. Graham, Notary Cloud Building. ——.———— THE COURTS. POLICE CourT—Judge Mil! pro tem. To-day, Edward Smith, indecent exposure on K street; $25 or — days in jail. Anna Young, of evil life fame, living @ noto- rious and lascivious course of life, was sent Jcseph Goci, Sr.,and colorcd, both idlers ana , Were sent down on the core J Stewart, lond and 10 cents. ‘ablic, i phrey. larceny; and in default of payment of months more. Jesse Curti ine, small {t on Chas. Hamtiton; oes thin; a few days ye Meth: brother, whese home is not @ *iousand miles from Springfield, and who is as much at home in the water #3 ina Preyer meeting, was in- quired of by young lady with whom he was bathing as to bis proficiency in the art of swimming. His reply. was @ challenge to compete for the lea: led off witha dive from the platform and Jong disap} sarance, followed by @ lesson in sw.mming under the water, on the back, efc., all Of which he faithfully imitated. The next, and, as he suppos i last spectators.—[ 7 There 12,000 unemployed men in San Francisco. a7 Nearly every Southern city is ing largely in populstion, an evidence of better BUTTER, CHEESE AND Eas. Tubs Prime BUTTER in store, D. B. DUTROW, sugis st 208 %Xb st., opp. Conter Market, UNSURPASSED PRAOTIOAL -ACTURES, tr S06 MaRKBT SPACE. "Residence 21 STAR, was last even! su the lan: a requisition for his person having arrived. Grain TkapE—The on wheat, all of wnien sort atsliny. Tue bost wheat wi . .N. Thomas arrived y with 1.10) of wheat and 2,500 do. corn, for J. J. M. Waters. Corn may be q fro! 58 to Sic. per bushel. Take Ti yy the Forceieck! The Day Approaches! NO POSTPONEMENT! nement, all those intending to try thelr fortune in this, the most attractive scheme of our time, would do well to forward their money for the tickets atonce. A very little delay now will ent you off forever from the chance of winning the capital prize of $100,000 and the prize of $50.0), as well ag all those 11,156 other prizes to Le distributed witbont fail on the last day of this month. That the managers mean what they say, Is evi consequently cannot afford to establisn the preerdentof postponing. All, there‘ore, tending to purchase tickets should ao so once. “Nothing risk, nothing win,” is wise old Anglo-Saxon saw; and weall KNOW that “Fortune favors the brave” and the PROMPT. Whole tickets, $12; halves, $°; quarters, $3; 9 tickets, $100; "275 tickets, #300; 46% tickets, $500. Address ex-Gov. Thos. P. Porter, Frankfort, Ky., or G. W. Barrow & Co., General Eastera Agents, 710 Broadway, N. Y. Silk and alpaca umbrellas, sateheis and bags; White ties, 2 for 25 cts.; striped half hose; at Lewis’ “popalar one price cash house,” 920 7th street, bet. 1aud K northwest. 2 peelaceser ism Dr. 0, W. BENSON'S CELERY AWD OHAm- to cure J. H, Squier & Ce, BANKEES, 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, 6 interest deposits, payable t Interest paid January and July = — ————9-————— Corns Removed Without Pain, So the patient can walk with ease imme diately. Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, etc., successfully — at Dr. White’s Se ae = nnsylvania avenue, Hote. Fee, 81 per es oe 8a. m. to 6p.m. Established in Washington in 1861. paces alee POPULAR IMPROVED SopA with granu- epg KOLB’S, corner 7th and E streets. HOTELS, RIGGS HOUSE, PLUMEB & SPOFFORD, Proprictors. FIFTEENTH AND G STBEBETS, _myis-ly ‘Wasntnoron, D. 0. HOTEL AUBRY, WALNUT STREET, From Thirty-Third te Thirty-Feurth, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ON THE BUROPEAN PLAN. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY. JAMES T. STOVER, myi-was,em Proraizrog, ESTMIASTER HOTEL, OW THE BUBOPEAR PLAN, Corner Irving Place and 16th street. Hew York, One Block from Union Square and Broadway, ‘The most central, and yet quietest location in the city. Convenient to the siores, theaers and cburehes. Blevator, and sll modern improvements, Essy accecs to all parts of the city by street cars 1B BIB, Proprietor. 0. B. SPECIAL MENTION, THE WAMSUTTA SHIBT, WABRRABTED TO BETHE a) 18 THE UNITED STATES, COMPLETE IN BEVERY RESPECT. @1.44 BET OAsH. SHIBT COLLARS AND CUFFS. FACHTING SUITS or BLUE FLABNEL, e Met Ossh. BATHING SUITS For Gentlemen. JEAN DBAW Of the Snest iting, w aio 8, and workmanship, pantaloons- br ations or strings, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING In Beasonable Assortment, AT MABKED-DOWH PRICES, ONE PRICE ONLY. @EZORGE C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET. bid SIGE OF THE GOLDEN FLEBOS. NATTAaN’S CATHARTIC AND ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS, radical sure of Mobitual Costiveness, Foiovons and Bick Heatackess a UNSUBPASSED.. CINCINNATI LIGCGN LAGER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS THROUGH- OUT THE DISTRICT, AND BY THE AGENT, «SAMUEL 0. PALHER, “~ BEPO?, 67 CREWE STEERT, EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Sodar axov NE WOR MARSHALL wren Bytes, wt feos hart, at WO sm. and a ap eg ge Fis cores cote me Sen usged rns Sea asa aS SHES Ms re it ———— @BAND PIONIC WILL BB GIVEN aT L@PFLBR'S PLEASURE GARDES A BY i BISHOP'S COTILLION BAND, ON TUBBDAY BSVBRING, Augast 82, is Admission, 3 cents sug a” G®ss0 BXCUREION iD. 2S76. wv. @TON. daria ‘the day, L YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS, ed ON THE MARY WASHINGTON tripe to the tuvigerating >mec every EXxINO. of the tower Pot DNESDAY BY E. Coureh will nite in the next Tickets ineced for the excursion food ov the arch are ry trip, I6cb instant. SOP Pay Exce bs oF | MABY WASHING’ | wm be msde only to | YBBNON SPEINGS, where po toxicating drinks will be sold op | grounds or boats | _ Two trips:—Leaving 7th-street wharf at 10 8. m peturning at ™@.; fare 40 cents. Second tri leaving st 4 p.m. returning at $:30; ue cents. Those going on the first trip can ‘retaru on the second trip free of charge. Befresbments, ip cleding good coautry milk,can be bad onthe Persons wishing to spend © pleasant day in the country, where good water and shade shounds, ean do so. 3738-0 SUNDAY EXOUBSION LADY OF THE LAKE of 6th sheet, st 3 p. m., Potomac, arriving home cents; children balf price. ‘9th street care go directly te the whart. Fare, Teh and je3]-Sm XCURSIONS FO THE CaP! dies tnd ‘Oniidren EVE SATURDAY AFTESHOOR. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT Vortety, Drama, Burlesque sn¢ Comedy. Lovl-15 OLp No.) On Exhibition (Nw No. i and Sale 439 456 7T 8r. at 7TH Sr. ARKERITER’S, No. 439 Tih sivet, between D and Besirecte, eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail Chotce Oil Paintings. Engre+rings, Chromos, to. Also, largest stock of bois, ings, Halls, So, in the District Soin, Binge: Boils, Sonne : SF Terms Ca: rem Name end Humber ayhly GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. Srsine AED SUMMEB. 8 H. WHEATLEY OLD 48D RBLIABLE SSTABLISHMBNY. DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the SSPE ASVES STN competition, at JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIET FACTORY, Jjels-ly 804 F street n. w., LeDroit Building. KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DEESS SHIRTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. J. A. HOFFMAN, ss shove, te Seria of {iat be can please ail taste, anki trial t_ a FRESH MBATS OF ALL KINDS. eta, eats Sie ote EDUCATIONAL, fee Ben ch 2 Ter CHanLes § Uimore county, ors mash. Sunderland end a a. pat Genes, bout delay ver, MONDAY to enter their Ctrevlars at agh training in all . a only the expr temced tench: Latin. will Of 84 tnd H streets + uiheas BOaBULD. for TOORG LA. 2. wl pen jORN E's Bis ne! ‘Thoronen Levin. Greek, German i ASD DAT wt iader- DIRE ynetraction In angs ‘LE EMA a: The 2b Annual Session begins 2th Ser wtih Stteen teach: rs Bend for catalogar LE 1eeTiTUTe angi in M ABYLAND AGBIOULTUBAL COLLEGE. pM Next eomton commences Wednesda; , Septem Tesciom free for students from the State and Die 2729 tava iheinta Fema cor UNTON, BH Prins, a PROFESSIONAL. Scucrren * br} FRESOO. D. sarah SPECIMES BOOM, 7 jenzl-ly pty to 5" Pauxen, President. Prince iSTs. "AL and PLAIN PAL ‘Kb street northwest. George Co ty v an VIBGIBIA. Mm . Rector of JUST RECEIVED ’ GOODs. FEOM NEW YORK SYLVANIA M. Wiiltan's Store. OO8TUMBES, OLOAKS, Bre,, >y ety 1® at abort notios. ‘Ont and Basted, and « Perfect BF Special attention given to orders. Mrs. J. P. Street, M1ONA BL! yeon itt and I UW DEESS MAK avENOn Ladies can @ xcuivixe pany BROWS. BLUE ABD ELA L BEViEW EBD ava te dare, OOCK’S PLUMES AND FARCY WINGS. OCOLOBED GBUS GEA’ be: SHAl BETS BIBBONS—Bo. 5, 1a, be SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS yer = M3. HUNT, . 715 GBEAT REDUCTION 715 ™ LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIETS AND BASQUES, LADIES UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at bs i price; FLOWEBS, HATS, RIBBON, enc MILL GOODS less than cost. JUST RECEIVED— & largeamortment of HAMBUBG EDGES 3:6 BORU LACES ceiling at @ reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES tre great variciyy HUMAS BAIB very low ot S&S HELLER®S, jelt-r is MARKET SPAOCB. ag. MISS EB. A. McCORMICK,! TH STREET, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING, & Daily receiving all the latest Novel tics ta w OBIP AND ro whee nes HATS, LAOgS, Ladies of Washington ac., &c. end t vicinity are aves ee VERMILYA’s LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT G10 Gtr Fyrect, Opposite Patent Office PLUMSSE AND GAS FITTER, i x 5 zw. 7.