Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1876, Page 4

} i 5 iV. EV EN LN ( ¥ OL AK Directory for Parents an@? Guardians. — The follow! bave recently been filed for PoLice CouRrT—Jwige Mills pro tem. GEORGETOWN. — = THE Staz pubiishes about this season of | in the oi of the Recorter of Deeds: To-day, Thomas Mantz and Wim. Belt, as- EDUCATIONAL. RAIN MARKET._Boat H. M. cad Hom, Sch002, 231 INGLE PL «cE. ¢ } F. A. Boswell, trustee, to Hugh Digney, sauit and battery on Hattie Cogswell, | with 2,500 bushels of wheat and 1,00 busnels sou feth aunual session ¢. m 1 STs nt FBURSNsY......--Aaust 31, 1976 | the yeara large number of advertisements | 27,4; Boswell. trustee, jae io cquere icy | through thelr attorney, pleaded guilty, avd | of com, consigned to HM. Talbott. Boat | mec) SRPTERNER lb. Salcand Female De | | Pasleh arg Frence 8 pool for Fou | of educational institations. It may be proper | Basjow to C. ©. ub 13, square i9, | were fined $10 and costs each. Wesley Ric- | Seneca, with 1.400 bushels of whe a & HaNeom MALT BYGE Parisien ied, to remind such of our patrous as desire to | sud subs 14 and 22, square 193; 4 8, square | ardeou, assQuit on Mary Cooper; a5 and | bushels of corn to HM. Talnent eugttm? REV J 4. GBs Vas. | Principals Normal pebool, Foandomt Trac send their children to private schools that | part 12, subs 13, 14, 38, 39,33, 5 and 3, | costs. Careline Jackson, lareeny of som bushels of wheat to T.C. Wheeler. Boat J. . Lout P ry Dates reeomes Sept Orrick oF Carer SIGNAL Orrioes, most of the institutions advertising in our | square 197; 16, 1t, 18 and 19, square 194; $14,- | lace bardkerehiefs and some Mnen, (a di 8. Welch, with 700 bushels of wheat toT.C.| )[%S. LOUISE PoLLocn's store WASHINGTON, A 31, 1836. columns are successful schools, conducted | Bariow to Huntley, lots 11 and 13, square | bonest servant); $10 or thirty days. James | Wheeler, and 200 bushels of wheat to HB. M. | ~ NATIOSAL KINDERGARTEN N “BULE wi rosgen hei For the midge states ew England, by experienced teachers, who have made the 4, square 181; north half 48 and lot33, | Woodward, petit larceny of some harness | Talbott. By raii—400 bushels of wheat, to T. ND IMABY BEGLIsh DAY FCROOL, MONPAT, Bei slowly falling barometer, winds mostly from instruction of youth the business of a life | square 1 ubs 14 to 22, square 19, and sub | from Louis [). Rowser; #50 or three months | C. Wheeler. 4 Pi AGY SOHOOL tember ith. Clave Freveh wtll be Sreee 6 west to southeast, rising temperature | time. Other institutions advertising wiil | 52, square 179; $——. J.B. Williamson to ©. | in jail. Florence Taylor, larceny of a moss | MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE —Offerings on | wilt omen Septem yourg indies. 23 northwest, 86m d partly cloudy wea'lver, with occasional | be noticed hereafter as their advertisemeuis | F. E. Richardson, sab 10, square 333; $5,050. ngewe ane gold ring valued at $40, property | ‘change this mornlog amounted to 5,000 | SARAH A POLLC P4, APSOO FEMa Tnet]tots. local rains ta former and possibly extending | appear. Ricbardson to Virginia E. Clayton, part 5, | of Catherine Barker, grand jury; bonds $400. | bushels of wheat, with sales as foliews: 0 Chasse. py Bainmors = Barmoy to latter. Victor Anderson, of Paris, announees that | square 207; $2.500. Diantha K. Steveus to | Andrew Ferguson, assauit on Mary L. | bushels wheat at $1.15, 40 at $1.15, 95 aviroad. be will give lessons in French and penman- | Caroline E. Thomas, sub K, square 816; | Brown. Met heron the street and knocked 50 at $1.16, 90 at 81.17, 35a! LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals Tickets of admission to the public schools ship cally or semi-weekly at his residence, | $3,500. G. C. Bruebl' to August D. Hirsh, | her down out of sheer cussediess; Ser two | Matsii9y, 125 at st No. 55 A street. ne. 3, square 477; $300. James McDonough | montbe in jail. | St Vincent's popular school, under the Virgivia Zeilin, east half 3. square 925; care of the Sisters of Charity, corner of 10th | €1,350. Joseph Hirst to George A. Mark. and G streets, will rcopen on the 4th of Sep- 't 3, square 353; $700. L. Chappel to J. H +, Louise Pollock and Lith strest, Weshivg- ened 3 4, 650 at 2055, . it 1.21, 250 at Si 21, 459 at $1.21, 375 at $1.23, 130 at $1.23. Receipts of ERS. William Campbell was charged with rent- | wheat recoréed on ‘change for montn of a 4 S2am S°HOOL, (andor the care of w bet: veu out by tue principies. tember The St-ters request that parents rke, Oo 32, square 960; $3,900. @. W. | Inga bouse to Americus Murray for bawdy August, 95,925 bushels. Of course it is to be “barity, corner With aad G sts., whl PCO! ceiling the races at Brightwood Will send their cilidren promptly. Fletcher et al, trustees, to B.'H. Warner, purposes. This house is in Foundry alley, | und that this comprises only the non MONDAY, September ath. bis evening at § o'clock, at the Impe- The popular school taught by Miss Sen- | trustee, lots 18 and 19, square 1098,and 16 | W there are many smal! shanties oceu- | wheat sold at ‘change. Perhaps haif tne | *¢Pd their children promptiy e: SENDORFF WiLL REOPEN Ht OOL M f. er 4th, at 9 west. Reridence, 987 H street. rial Ho | dorff, No. 021 H street, will resume Septem- | and 11, square 1122; $2,000. Marla Johnson | pied by the worst Rind cf characters both | wheat which comes to the Georgetown mar- M 188 A son of Mr. Joseph 8. Martin, residing at | ber 4th. to Agnes Washington and Eliza Wayburn, | ¥.dile colored. Surrounding theso | ket is sold “off ‘change. All the corn is also SCR No. 305 1th street southeast, named Som | | The Park Seminary, @ deseryediy popular Poh square§ 211; #150. A.R. Shepherd to | shanties are fine residences fronting on 13th | Sold off change. Quite an amusing incideat | H stree Geld FH, generally Known as “Feely,” has | Institute of learning, of which Mrs. G. M. | isaac 8. Filbert, sub 38, square 1 and lith and G and H streets, ocoupied by | happened at the close of "change hours to- | been missing since the 23d instant. Condron and Miss A. Tolman Smith are| L. Chappel to Joseph Wiliams. respectable persons, who have annoyed | day. Mr. A. H. Herr, in whose building the Fee 4 o| Be ma Bie The work of removing the furnit of the rincipals, will commence its eighth annual | rquare 960; $3,000. E. Howland et’al., tr: for several years by the disgraceful scenes | exchange rooms are, thinking the mem>ers Wasbington Pension bureau 10 the new bullding corter | Feselon on the 13th proximo. Cataloguos, | tanto Bets Kicker es, te Square | constantly occurring there.“ Efforts have | had all departed, orelee for @ Joke, locked | sn@ Bim 4. TOU - ——— — of Peopssivania avenue and 12th street, | giving full particulars of the scholastic 450. Richardson to Margaret Hoimes, | frequently been made by these people to rid | the front , and it was quite laughabie to Beprent <CURSIONS, PICNICS, & commenced yesterday. : EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. .—— Day . 1576 me ty; ~ Wm. Gunnison | themselves of this nuisance; finally the po- | see some of our stald old merchants scram- Princrtate de consul ed at the Seminary Yesterday, the 30th Instant, the Sunday Hieaberk Nelson, ae a - lice took hold of the job, and it is likely they | biing out windows and hurting their ankle Cireulare ‘at the dood stores. ane 1. . Giddings to T. N. G Nl, sab - course, can be had atail the principal book stores. oy school of Anacostia parish, D. C., (P. E 8 The fall term of Howerd University will ~ a a TATRA Bic : will clean them out. Tne testimony in this | bones before the door was opened. Mr. Herr | — HO’ tv —The Fal ‘* Oe eE ne tee rae cones towards Giesboro’, | Open te Oe ith of eptember, San tt tra cag, | Rquare 274; 9625 Elle L. Casilemda et al: | case was conclusive, as Americus was coa- | 1; threatened with @ suit for imprisonment, | [7H wOwASD CBIVERSITY —The Fait BANKSIT o} ate the race course. cal, on the lith of September, and tn tne de-| to James T. and H. B Castleman, lot 6, | victed in the Police Court yesterday of kee; SS see ‘ine members of the Washington Monu- partment of medictue on the 24 of October. square 460; 220.800. Daniel Bride to W. | Ing a bawdy house. The law holds the ows YDROPHOBIA— Terrthle Ment Scciety have had, at tneir individual Mrs. Louise Pollock's national kindergar- | J’ ©. Doahamel, part 1 and 2, square | ers of houses, as well as the tenants, for this L Matter, who was Bitten by & expense, @ Sne imperial pho’ograph taken | teu and primary school No. 7s lith street, | 449; $6.50. J. 8B. Payne. trust+, to | offerce. Several witneeses were heard as to Lout aiter resides at 721 July 3.8 rabid Spitz dog nilding, bit @ boy and @ girl, of the iate Jobn Carroll Brent, so long aud | between G and H streets, will resume its | James B. Newlin, sub 9. square 19i; #830. | the good character of defendant, alter which favorably known as their secretary, amd the | duties ov the 1ith of September. The schoo! | J. F. Luckett to John Frame. lot 15 square | the court imposed a fine of 259 or three Pieture bas been bung ap in the monument for advanced classes for young misses from ; 230. O, H. Rundeil to L. T. Follansbee, | months. " 5; 5 heir clothing prevented any wound that ‘ta ri Iti posed some time during the com- e time, ge of Miss § . Pol . Thayer Abert, undiv: of paris 6 ek Butler, disturbing m; $5. | hull, where it tore a part of the work of Se a er ing winter toresume the union revive! meet- | lock. Every parent should ree tue circulars | ana panacea een aoa ‘Cook, trastes, | J.B Kessler, Joun Murray, Nicholas Reeves, | t «door away in Its endeavors toget Iuto tne | Mecu i hEOTRR'S BOASDING AND DAY a oe mmitiee who had | of this excellent treling school. 0 EN, Gill, Part 16, square 72; $150." Mary | J.P. Plummer, Jobn G. Lyle, GR Cunaing: | room where lis master Was. Multer entered | 42! September ist ai 1386 1. streets opposite secure the Benet.” 0 pes have been in Ss See E. Stickney to J. If. Cook, trustee, part 16, | ton and Henry Dawson forfeited collateral. | he ball.ard the dog followet bim te his ty ag EE a — ellsts to that = Another Pablic School Troutic. pe gpd 2200. ee waee = Gill, — Sip aa loud; £5 ge Perry, | reom. His wife, who wassiok in aod, Se Dick aug2) 2m Leo rt Rev. E.. Payson Hammond, it was thoaght, H NAMING OF THE © COLORE: lot 46, square 387; $5 woing to | profane; #5. lames McDonald, rowing |! im about the dog having bitten the ‘chil- - . . we y Would return, but it ta not fally known yet | ™™* NAMING ON COS MEW COLORED | Ph i: Kiurman, pert 5; equate son 1,50. | stones; 5, Lewis Jobson, petit larceny of | dren. Ho selzed it aod threw it out of the Fa yn fy STEAMER J428, MOSELS Weethar be wil ¢ ptorhn oo Theiband There is considerable dissatisfaction | Moses Kelly to C. Heuricn, 55 and 56, | @ piece of cloth worth 59 cents; 85, or 30 days | Window; but as hedid so be was bitten on | square 116; $2, ree 8. rtin to Grif- | in jail. Andrew Ferguson, assaulton Wm. | hig right wrist. The wound was cauterized among some of the colored people of the city | an §. Martin, north balf lot 21, square 83; | Harris—a wanton assault, without any cause every day for & week, and then seame to be because theattempt tochange thenameof | #2000. T. Murphy to John Mule ey, sub. | whatever; $10, or 30dayrin jail. Lewis Jonn- | healed. On Sunday last he complained of a ‘Wth efSept. (Humber «f pupils the «Randall school building” to the “Am. | 47. square, 465; $1,075. H. K. Randall to Ma- | son, a slupg-shot flourisher; #20,or 60days in | s1i{f neck, and on Monday morning his right bush school building” did not succeed, and | tilda C. Sener, part 15, equare 17; $175. Ann | jail. Robert Jones, Wm. Shepherd and An- | arm was affected In the same way. Hegrew | ere Js talk of an tudignation meeting. In | M. Farley to Matilda Tyler, sub. 43, square | drew Ferguson, loud; $5 each. Daniel J. | too sick to attend to business, and Under the management of ae ee ig 8 RENTS For ¥ nek, Fo. 1700 L streot, Washiogton, D.O ym. Mil Sinein’ 10S ‘The duties of this school whl be resumed on the Bauer and Wm. Miller, in Cincinnati Tue * duties « - te rooms a day evening, resulted in @ victory for the Frenctman. Bauer won the first heat, Mil- Jer che seeond, avd Bauer the third anc mateb. A considerable amount of money E, success: — % SOROOL FOR GIRLS : isa chenged hands on the result, which was a that the controversy may be properl. 180." B. Milburn, truatee, Lynch, loud; $5. Cecelia Smitu, profanity; | could neither eat nor drink. He | ®t No. 1738 1 stre WE SDA Y, Sept. 27 DAY. September ath, 197% Surprise to the friends and backrsot Milter. | Guderstoods we Inap tele ak coe ey | guacan parte 3 teat Wanner Robb, disorderly; $5. Jou | tried tem, lager beer and whisky, but | {ircularcan bechtained of Ballastyne’s: 407th Biting, te cummrncotat 3 o clock, sharp Al the meeting of the Ladies’ Flower and | meeting of the public school board, Trusvees | part 14, equare, 712; Wanstal, profanity; $5. jonly retained a few drops of either. | ‘ivvccc ary, Hon. Geo. Bancroft | of Uciumbia wil) purticipee Fruit Mission Tuesday morning, seventy- | Ryder, Fergueon, and Henry Johnson sub- | Corrigan. north nal! Se ee | Dr. Louis A. Smith, of west 47th street, was sugt) 2m Admiston, 25 cts. Ferry free. eug?s St" eight bouquets were made and sent to the | mitted a resolution “that the new school | G. W. Stickney, Ww. A PLEASURE RipE TURNED INTo | called on Monday evening, and he sent for | TPRUD'SOMMNE'S a Epiphany Home, Children‘s Hospital and | putiding for colored ebildren, in South Wush- | south balf 28 and 29, square 69; 2225, MOoURNFUL SEARCH FoR THE DEAD.—Yes- | three other physicians. Hypodermic injec. *" FREBOH OLASSES, XCURSION DOWN THE POTOMAO. Providence Hospital. There was an unusu- ington, corner of Delaware aveaue and ist | Gatchell to George Mason, undivided lerday afternoon about 2 o'clock, says the | tions of morphine and athrophia were ie, | Consisting of @ Course of Practical Inetruction FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ally Gne lot of fruit—grapes, pears and | treet,’ be hereafter cailed the ‘Ambush’ | 8b: 21, square 974; $25. John Kehl to J Davenport Gazette, three young men named but only temporary relief was juced. The Conversation. — ae - . . peaches—sent in and distributed to the tn- | genool builaing, in bonor of the late Enoch | Keb!, sub. 22, square 545; $1,500. Citizens’ | Messrs. Christian G. Lueben, Jobn Bartel | patient grew worse, and at five terday sme for Young Ladies aad Little Girie OENTENNIAL VISITORS, NOTIOR. mates of Providence Hospital and the Chil- | Ambueb,” and moved its adoptio Building Co. to G. A. Shehan, undividet | and Hevry Liederman, left the Keystone | afternoon me delirous. He ceased Dr. | Nite en ee pi Sorsing | a — dren's Hospital. Mr. John H. Brooks submitted a minority | tbird, sub. C, square 353; 2.360, H. H.Tall- | House, on Harrison street, and went to the | Smith out of the room and then turned upon | a ae ~ pad ney ‘ves Be sure and attend the Day and Moonlight Bxcnr- he lay ing of water maing and pipes in the | report, in which he showed that at the meet- | mage to Jolin L. Miller, sub. 20, square 164, | river to take a sall down the stream. ‘They | Mrs. Multer, celetoe hoc tortie wean | Stas Pesicse bythe Comes Foopis West grounds of the Capitol bas been com- | jng of the board, December 8, 1474, Mr. Jonn- | $8,000. Were in the best of spirits, and sang and | and attempting .o Dite her. He was taken —Some morting bours will be reserved for Marshall Hail, PRGA Menced. A six-inch main, connecting wito | son refiected the united action of the sub- = joked, and enjoyed themselves as they sped | to the 99th street depot, where, after Kicking | Jedies wist ing to form private Classes at thelr resi. + ‘aud P the street main, —— the grounds for the | beard in Presenting resolution “thatthe | THE Ick KING REFRIGERATOR at greatly | down stream, like boys on a holiday jaunt. | one of the nurses In. the face, he was tied toa | Gerce For business arrangements see Mile Prat of supplying the smaller pipes, and | school bu: ing for colored children, located | Teduced prices at 603 7th street. As they were nearing Offerman’s Isiand, | bed. He was not likely, so Dr. C. M. Stelle | homme. at 90 12: ‘when the work is finished there will be forty | ar iclaware avenue ara ist street soutuwest, ee ee ee hours i 59 =. fe the build Regatta. mocding: sk toe waier oon Ory ye Foster of ts west, Con's treet, went into the thousand feet of pipe surrounding aiid- | be as the ‘Randall school building.’ ” The Centennial sounding, e water was only four feet ‘oster, Oo! wes! si Went int eo ing. The grass and shrubbery will be watered Bir. Brooke says: At this meeting highly THE FINAL 8TRUGGLE AND VICTORY FoR | deep—they recor oe Mr. L. was the | 47th-atreet police station last evening, and Paris of the grounds: ¢ "st" ' Various | sulogistic,remeriy Were, snede oy Messrs. | “THE SEAVERWYCKS—THE LONDON canw | Oply swimmer In the boat, aud to frighten ing been bitten by the seme/dce wat an : tation ‘the board’ ‘anadimousl brass t interest of the third day of the | 128 the Boat—and the more his companions | ed Multer.—[N. ¥. Sun, 30th. for Parents in | and music stores. and on the Boat. - & Woman Shot Dead by a Little Girl. to name the bullding Naorind] | _ The greatest in of y, 0 protested, the harder he rocked it, laughing ee -claes school for their wilt | > ANOTHER WARNING AGAINST THE CARE- | sebool.” The je residing in South Wash. | T°eStt® (yesterday) was centered in the | g:'inem, and telling them “Lookout! 1c win | sgThree of the present Tarkish military the cleime of this Inetitation URDAY EXC LESS HANDLING OF PIRE ARMS. lige ng recipients of Miss Ran. | “Bal struggle for thesupremac petween the | go over ibis time, sure,” whenever there was | leaders are veterans of the Crimes. the Academy will be resumed on many Saitinesen Great excitement was created in the nelgh- | dali's favors when alive, and others conver. | Victors in the former heats for four. & particularly hard lurch. At last he went | g7-Eaward William Lane, the translator | MOND ber ath Demede coly to mT" neta sf Sneen Sees Oona: | seach Seaane Lad cen aieerae | Sue Se eee ras, noe lange sail te |S. mr, ron {ured over, and all went | of the “Arabian Nights,” is dead. THE DIREUTAuSS OF TE TaRROR eruises, Soh aioe fully appreciated this gracious act of the that of tn tour di mortal 2 ae a7-A beautiful Parisian girl, worth $5,000.- engi9 4 street. stake wt terday afternoon by the accidental kiiling of hoard i ition of & nobie and well. | *@*P&s#ed that of the previous day. Vs , sank, came up, and looked to . . grounds or THE FIRST RACK OF THE DAY 4 . 000, has found & man willing to marry her. ATIONAL UNIVERSITY—LA BPART tripe: Rise" epemney gia Meus ars | iat Meathe, apehteaestat He | are Wi het iat sgl tute beween | Siete gis aces gow | “estan aged emir inipeiamar™ net, | NATO CRVERTTTSL AN DELARE : house of Richard MeDonala, father of tha | colored, schools. also recognizing the | Courtney and Ackerman, the other two who right; he saw ‘Lelderman estehiog hold of | elrhaira lee1 comb, so as to make the | mance MONDAY. Sep Testis wes iat girl. It seems Mary Mankin had been em- | Bite “Handall “in hie’ annual? spore | entered baving withdrawn. Courmey won | Tht; he saw Lelderman catching hold of | teelr hair S teat c ; ployed to wash for the family of MeDonald, | «Change of teacherthipa during tne year oes | ‘3 1122%, 88 was atatedin yesterday's Stan. | Wie boat and, throwing his hat towards him | bar turn & Oliphant, in the Cornhill, says:— BT SCHeoL, Mrs. 5.5. SOLES pal. And tbat at the time of the accident she was | rare Ore sed cota Bo ee eat was | “The second heat was between MeBea'h, wim!” And the last word was bardiy | “The reai honeymoon 1s not always &de- | in siftrarcter ot Henelen wen eee amTaC On engaged in rome household duty in a bed- | In the death of Miss Elisa G. Randall, in- | Quaker City; Yates, Union Springs; Megar- | ont of bis mouth before he sank—wentoutof | lightful moment.” ‘mental and free hand. See Circulars at Bookstores room up stairs, with the girl, who, walle e school then known as the ‘Dela. | Se°: College, and Young, of Malta fine. | sight suddenly and did not rise. Bartel and | gg-The Inman steamship company have | S64, €¢ the Class Booms, 1016 10th sirest worth: Sevcan a Gulvenane sovercer “nouns "bat now as the ‘Randall,’ by | few stroues, but within one nundred yards | Leiderman managed to reach land. the lat- | resolved to establish @ line between New. | wet: ue? day between 2% and any week day pean ¥ For Younc 5 down the river sbout forty miles, reterning by = to state that they bao so | tontewtths = tome ious bouse to mest the ia- ‘Tickets $0 and 25 cts. For ssl: at petocipal bests 1 it one of the ebambers exploded, the charge special action of the board, the schools sus- | from the start Yates had taken the lead by Tease, Paik totter heen diving mace York and Bordeaux, France, in September. | OADEMY OF THS VISITATION, Passing through the breast of the colored wo- | teackorshferss teem ‘war made ia Septem: posrig ime jengine, ater held his lead | ana trying to keep ups game ct scarey | BY Mere 1 woman 1, years old ta | te FREDERICK, MARYLAND. F o , but would freq : ase. ee In the door frame. “The een eng | ber. 186%, eran Penn Coe stop a moment, allowing the others to neatly Ser chs ecctics Raton and Cee eee | gray beard, and is shaved occasionally. | Tre exercines of this Toetitation will be resumed thropgh the door and fell dead on the stair | Cver position placed saticiactey ene ci, | catch, him, but & few vigorous strokes | S04 the parties < hour's search the boty was | 87 Wild animals are getting thick in New | &” MONDAY. September the 4th aug?set Janding. |The husband of the woman was in | cient service. In the last year or two she | Would carry him ahead again. Yates passed p»r. SHELDORN'S we found, about fifty feet from where it went | Fngland. A bear seven feet long was shot the house. and finding what had been done, | seemed to suffer much from affection of the | ZF finish In 12:05%, followed by Mote: th, | down. Lueben ste} ped off the bar into a | 2€ar the Twin Mountain House the other N G ed oe a abe re prey O8* physician, | longs. All efforts on the part of frieads aud | War, Mcsereee and Young sometime after- | geen hole, aud it is believed that ho was | ¢@Y, and a big panther ig scaring the peopls DANCING ACADEMY, pd io rt time Dr. J. B. cr wards, of Springfield, Vt. 1004 F STREET NORTHWEST. scbool officers to induce her to give up her seized with cramps, as be sunk and becam3 J rived, but nis services were bot required, as | charge were QhAValling, preferring, ae sive of the day wase arted at Zaveelock between | helpless, although ‘he was one of the best Bali —_——— Prof. 8. will resum the woman was dead. Deceased s repre- todie at her post,’ which she literaily | The ticacorw: 2 | swimmers in the city. mext SATURDAY. tee - = ryck Rowing Club, of Albany, ———————— M i Cail or seed for ©: gente i to have ree a —~ we aud | did. After the regular school hours on Fri- | $4), @ crew of J. T. McCormick, (bow,) J. H. A CURIOUS AND SAD ACCIDENT—A Litile CIT PITE s HE MISSES w re er saat nator fs A er nda the folowing | Mckptee second, Re. F Gorman third, X 3- | Ohid Aoidentally Hangs Liel/ im a Seng. | Tam Tow Kina REPRIGERATOR, now ee ca R Lae WILL REOPRE T zi a0 rAd Gorman stroke; the Loudon wing Club, | The Potistown Ledger bas the following ac- | selling at greatly reduced prices, at 7 , = Ee eaeee. sencol day, was ® corpse count of a peculiariy sad accident. i ow struction in French by M’lie V. Pi will be ob- - ae Patterson, the coroner, held an inquest | served that the name of the building pact of Ls ae the crew being R. H. Labatt, One of | street. Call and see them and get the best in | I1th street northwest. cbanged frem a street and not from that of a | (PW:),¥. 8. Gulston second, A. Trower third, | the saddest occurrences we have been called | the world. morbirg. and the witnesses gave Lesti- ES. GEN. WHEELER will rewume the duti> J. O. Howell, stroke; the Watkina Boat Ciud, | upon to record for a long time, happened on RSS fi ER | M ‘of b beol on MONDAY, Be) Moby which bears out the facts above stated. reon who bad been thas honored. I be- “ it | ) iu er sebeol on September 1th at The little child. Mary McDonald, was ques- | fieve this is theonly instance in which sa of New York, with A. McLafferty, (bow.) | Saturday last,1n this borough, in thesuddeo | _ TRE approaching cold weather should cer- ween ‘Ist and Pi 4 cea “) mreet, bet — Fill be resun'ed op MONDAY, Ocrober 24." Terae g JUST RECEIVED oe dred and twenty five dollars por school Dra and the Languages ertre FROM FEW YORK . Stull second, A. Tyrrell third, and F. | d of @ beautiful and interesting jittie | tainly be su; live to ail who nave as yet Could nate wae tine ereniter, Out ali she | a recommendation has been made to tals | Gy_tUll second, A. J Beaverwyek's course | boy. son of Mie Thomas i Yorgey, aged | Dot insured their real estate or personal pro= Colts navy revolver) froma claset sot it | LoBtd. I have great respect for the petition: | Was ou the west, London's Ie the meine | Coen twenty months, An oider sou of Mr. | perty. Parties can secure fire insurance pol- pert Off, But ebe could not say wheres it | Te SEd I the butiding had no name, and | Soq Watkins’ on iheesst. At thectart Haat Yorgey had fastened @ little swing tothe | Icies at equitable rates by calling at the of Went of in her bands or whether the ioat | “Bet involves change, or if both names | Verwyene got away ret, Sed arter twenty | Conk Of a eee eee attule ;SmiDE to tne | icles At equitable rates by calling at the of ia dauchanmen ker te seen oor. | Tyfre,Precented, with the request of these | or thirty strokes led bya full length, leaving | the ground, made of a eee aces rope | pany for the District of Columbia, 1505 Pa. The jury fourd a verdict hat we caussat | Citzebs, I would no doubt favor that of Mr. | Tondon and Wateine both levek Watkice | eget pe: made of & short inches of the | ave., north of U. S. Treasury; Mr. C. B. Br ly £0. deat was Secidental Tt wat the cause of | Ambush. But under the cireumstances Ido | London and Watkins both level, Watkins mcd. Mrs. Yorgey had notieed the swing | Maury, treasurer, and Frank. Rawlings, | ss.15 96 CANOLINE H. MILLER, MARINE BLUE. Se — fee Proper and expedient to make | nity yards they were all running oa equal | fn the morning and had removed the rope, | secretary. cot | anne LYS SEmINAEY_ IRS a. isa us OnERE, The Georgetown Water Rent Case. ‘The late Miss Eliza G. Randall was one of | Sora Wathiny iriad Deel 10 done pin haa | DU the little boy had again mother About t Foot Dectering, Etc Principal. open on mown an OK VBLVETS. The Georgetown water rent question was | the noble band of pioneers who followed | $d Watkins tried hard to do so, foraome | o'clock Miss Minney Yorgey,reriding wear | Easy feet being indispeasabie to health, | ber, ith. at to ie agreed to at length this morning before | cloeely the armies of the Union and rescued 2 <A} good nature, th of Torthweet moments. Watkins again dashed past them | by, happened to pass through the yard of | Comfort and —_— so he room, after September - Junctions) the motion to vacate the in- | the slek. fed the poor, clothed the naked,and | and actually led by about @ quarter of « | thé houce ad found the clit with fone Toes eer Gmene DE. Weaiws ae i Gate by etter, ncéressed as above. ‘were represented by Joseph H. Bradiey and | pated 1 Siahe solicited the Gocaviatre J = : twisted around ts neck and in a dying con. | tabilehment, 1116 Penneylvant id painret tho subest seems and Beck steven, Mrs J. Hugh Caperton, cage, and the District oy | Dett‘of wcndnee egies ne anenviable sition, be St once carried the dyingehild | Pore Vinions > Mate Verne ie aull-tr_ 1109 F srrest. a ee ae Y | Boots Wasningisa whea it was © comssos Sogether 1 A ee - OL. aan. Waa Je ‘. in; up’ fy ie ,and was ” - sso nese Si zite decided to vacate the injune- | with eek Gam nator grnllnepdtinne yo nen they were so near that a foul seemed inevt- lying down. ‘The child sesrcaly touched ita Macimths Raviaua i corner RATT) pele Te hr 7317 a im Georgetown will have c> ihc cmes [an Gee ide io the werd | table, but Watkins steered out and epuri mo arms before it was dead. From | (n= NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, 4 Cals oT FENNSTL TANIA, 4/1 water rent als paid in other parte of tae | sce’ RuOUsa, her many fiends in clothing, Warkine Ril od tatty ane eee Pee a sen ine child was found it | De cent. per anlium on deposits for cash vale English and Classical Bee! for a limited uumber | D ESOES, SUITS, QosTCMEs, CLOAKS, mre,, nino ld 2 each popeeee. oon bb vite Case will, however, protably he pashea | Medicine, And so endes hareeit 60 all wh0 | pq side of the rope with bis hands and com | et Ee oe ee: oe et | PREECE. THE LANGUAGE OF THC ECHOOL, | Pete Denar Den ea bane Rotice. Te further, with view to ‘appeal to the court | ebosl omic se inetahe Gees ee ey ee Beserty Commenced to steer wilaiy. Tue | menced going around, twisting the rope | Udays,9todandéios "sits, OOLLIRUE: A” Mopste on BEPTEMEEH 2 : . ver’ quie! ir “a! an @rouL is De uni 6 probably became 7 M., en 5 =e ee ber cegatel ioe, sade aeut oom was, upon | togged at their oars, while, for the iret time, | dirsy and struck hie head ecoiear the tree, SMe Rasior One 3616 at No I street northwest. Circ ® RECEIVING DAILY Excvasions, Pic Nics, &¢—Don’t forget ‘an acta eee aed ae ce ae jon perceptibly applied every nerve | as there are bruises upon one of his temples. aemaena) the princioel Book ond Mvmc Gores. _sucts-Sm_ the extra excursion to- Mt ver | 22. original ¥: we lhey possessed. last few strokes thetwo | This probably cat him to fall upon the 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, OF LOCIEN & Ce: Tr BROWS, BL’ nen Serine, for the baat ny the mekayen tion of bacaerebies tea womeas eee: ‘were running neck t | rope, when he strangled.” ay,6 per cent, interest on deposits, payable POPULAR FRRNOg OUwY MESA TIONAL ease ine Bibecavatt 78, of the Lyceum Bureau excursions. The Mary | and that ition until her death. If saints “ay ererien amie Gay: gg. | ON demand. Special rates on time deposits. 00K) MES ABD FANCY ‘Washington will make two trips, leaving at | there t's narae tne ee BS = Beaverwyck’s TEE DANGER WHIOH TRE CUBAWS Es- cred: s THR. ‘DES. CAPED —Mueh joy is expressed at the Cuban | ,23Urest paid January and July =o . ars teste an is ES. 9 & m. and 6 p. ae at 5 and 10:30 p. 1 ‘usiasm. Junta over its having escaped the danger of ————— Th oth ptist Church will unite tude, those e time was 9:06 for Beaverwycks, Lon- | following out recent plans which had become | Dr. 0. W. BENSON'S CELERY AWD CHAM ‘The excursion on the Jane Mosely, Capt. | P& my Teandath aa don was about e quarter of @ second later, | Known lo the, secret agents of the ppanish | OMILE PILLS are to cure cor. Denty, next Saturday night, to Point Look- and "Watkins . Jondoo | Fisnds of the insurgentele nC or pen come outand Piney Point, will doubtless prove one of the most enjoyable of the season. Capt. Denty, for whose benefit this excursion northwest, No. In this ef Headache, Ce pelle weap meng oy street northwest. private Lessons Gram. the fitting out of an expedition a oeken ieeapenceel sane cure any case. Price, oon + -—-T-y it bet Card and rande, is given, Kbows the river and bay thorough- mar and lasers, soe at all Sa: Senetsinws and Aicekednia® “estat se AFRAND SCHOOL Fou CiRLS. 2 _ 008 ond 688 B erent eertbwent._ Iyaod for a long time has bad the repute. of | serenearian t= aleeine 715 GBRAT REDUCTION 715 tion of being an exesllent officer. ‘The boat Which they proposed to piace on board a AMUSEMENTS. m™ Bight, returning about © ‘o'clock Monday This Gossel was 0) be te dee thee ian | SRE YOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL 7 vesse! ime a one giving all day Sunday at Point off the Cuban coast aud relieved of thees Ss’ oS ee a yf ecg menagerie: tournament and pic- Pairlots, Wese matters Decame: Keown to | 324 0strer oribwestjou TURSDAE BVEGING, | Ball a spec nic lostan Island on Monday, Septem- mpon our certain ‘conspicuous friends and agents of | “fencts gi; tobe bad at the principal book and | bet ane LADIES UNDEBW TF. 4, Knights from Maryland, Virginiaand ur edal, the Spanish —— which of course | musicstores. Dancing covcert. sug2s-7t* . the a of Columbia will participate. Randal hope the board will mak i atiiized it formation by ania its Ge. (['HRATER COMIQUR, Eleventh Strecu prices PARASOLS an4 SUN UMBRELLAS at bai! pric ¢ Bee cbap, Cl es ves’ 6 particulars ot HEA’ Hi mth Street, ‘The young people of the Fourth Presbyie- Mr Brooks offered a substitate for the res- pated and | cxpedition. ‘The Gabens te deliomen ter | Bulow Pennsylvania Aveswe. a) Tian Chu: will give @ day and moonlight | olutions submitied by the jority; excursion to Marshall Hall, Friday, Sept. 1, their fe ‘were not discovered at a time on the commodious steamer Jane Mosely. " OPEN THE YEAR ROOND. when lives and p rty would be jeopard- nd this resolution was adopted | was tha oie ah Ao OF THE DAY Tzed, and the Junta incur losses whicn would Fertornance EVERY BIGHT. Matinee for la, Bee adv't. in yesterday’s STAR. of Qui b a dampening effect upon the ardor of Sires, avew WEDNESDAY ané JUST RECELVED— Pawan ere desued by Inspector | tne Old Material of the Avenue Pave- | °7!7" wane egg anny iy Rompe on a Marre ae mee SE nh ideal 55 pons RESPEC? nove Bev. ; Alargeamortment of HAMBURG EDGES or lowman: L. M. Saunders @ two-story bri ‘se ment. " ‘Peonsyivania man pulled Teoke picbing Casz In BROOKLYN. CLA ci, q ‘ours Hi FLOWERS, HATS, BIBBOR, an MILL 15 3 GOODE ices than cost. pet dwelling, north side of 2d, between mine sensation in § Binsolving, Haitt: BORU LACES selling st # reduced price. 'o fr: wel by si " Y y, james Hun rmer! man #1 engineer be ° between Ohio avenue and Cstreet uortuwest, | communication to the District Commissiou- | For the next heat Mingus, of Vesper Clu», | James Hunt, formerly firetaar Thursday the | OLPNO-} On Exhibition (New No. | Direct to Mr. GEURGECABTER, Ostieng ©. | CORSETS and KID GLOVES tn great variuiz. S000: Moses Kelly three two-story frame | erg, in which he states that he is in receipt of the course solus for the other | boat on which Mr. Hunt was employed went ‘AT 77H St. HUMAN BALE very iow at Seer, Reet Site rein, Deeweon S and Hi | otats tafermel gropesnis et heat, and Puad. | down to the quarantine, where a voasel was RERITER’S . Sieecte Sesnaees; GOK OW. F. Seymour | So oces maida Pea also with the next heat, and Frank | unloading which had the disease on board. No. 439 Th street, betwooon D and streets, vicht Mth Tand K (Franklin - yepair and improve dwelling, north side | Si states that he does not consides ir wine, | Plessanton bad it all bis own way, for the | Mfr ‘Hunt, coming directly out of the engine : doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall,” ‘The twen: ‘annual session of this Bridge street, between Congress and High | He stat ‘accept either of the proposals. ‘The others had withdrawn. room, Was very warm, and when he went poten Oil Patntings, Kngrae ‘Chromos, &e. | Sc egin tne encond ‘Wednesdsy in Septem- | _tei¥-tr streets, Georgetown; $900. Robert Campbell Distriet should retain and store at the 6th © near the cargo readily contracted the dis- largest stock of Feasr Ban ings, Window | ber, the isth day of the mont! two two-story and ‘basement brick dwell- god er: pice er COAL Couranrs—The coal compa- | case. When he reached home Thureday | Shades, Fievarses and Tas- | _suei3tf_ _CH4B. B_YOUNG, Principal. MISS E. A. NcOORMICK, ings, Dorth side U, between 13th and itn | ee eT ee ee nk rece artor the old ma- | nies have been the victims of the delusion | ¢ ening he complained of violent pains in | Sls,iicgs, Mails, c., in the District. 186ES PERLEY’S SELECT SOHOOL will be sarees Dorin erent; £6,000. A- Thompeon two | Tense Of hauling and storing. The plank will | ea ay eeung bard enough and long enough | Fis heed ‘and "was taken wie eo Prana bec Menisant Banker. sruty | i sessed “ Romvat, feprenter aa, ot | suv 9rx BTRERT, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING.) Brostory frame, dwellings, west side 10a, | Petound to be fh toleravly sound sonditien, | ran yoeether they would hold themselves | Every etrort was made ts atop the 3 | eee EN | thelr residence. $09 ach street. opposite Ci Sa Fiske ot tines Terentate Side ins | aed abould eeavea."A'poou'sr te bases | Myths Meda" eoocatawe,, No mater | Grid diccee out wiper beait Rok at [PALL BROADWAX BLOOK just _recaivea at | FT E0EDETOW Rr ee Dally receiving all the latest Boveltioe tn ompson three two-story brick stores + 4 above stated, Mr. Hunt died on Sunday af- ¢ BO! L Sth nneta Sortheant, i008" Bam | False, aud whatever can ‘be couvcbleatly | jroguabie med united eoasbor.ineidh | ternoon ingreat agouy. ‘Tae beatin oateots | KUUMRINGhaws, Mats Buster Ch Ug | Gitar EncamenscocveGiar® PRSTLIOTA | CHL AND STRAW BONNETS. HATS, LAORS, apd 5th streets nor! t; s + Sum- | we ib Willing ave the case become ic ‘0u30-4t" See iea, wworslory,briek dwelling. north | Sor caauthe. To sore a Very ere eae | e.nas been very genera ia a business enter- | Yoown tothe public, DUL Buy BInGS ite ise | Mneeot Hate repaired. 696 G'et.n.w. cuw-der Sepeember 38. Wor cizcalees 5 calles of Weahington and victuity are tvited to Toth serosa: anauls Avenue, between Sth and | Touid be a useless expense, aa they are rap- | Etnas been the theory of nucberioes coat: ve QNE HUNDRED BARRELS PRIVATE SOROOL —Mive n10H AROS” schon = = , idly decaying, and their nse for irs is & Soa era Mechelen ean po mpaoes been to for ns, oete we = VERMILYA’s ies beanie Phan orn a Nocby PURE CIDER VINEGAR, anced and Classes received. , Influence Of & iaw of supply Sud Gonmek | Was disinrected. Taepriscipal becketrens "uci Sue" ppd hk Pi onecle and it hes always failed tre severe Hx OnEYED OgpERs—Tuo keoper of | IN STORE AND FOR SALE CHEAP T0 THE | [2 OFS: MATH. AND OLASSIOAL ACADENT, ‘TO ORDER aT oe —— sha me coal trade is ‘Thomas: Point light-bouse, cignt ae om TRADE. o Char rob, ia povenih Feat M. G10 9th Esrect, Oppovite Patent fies. ures Petroleum 01 repor' one bundred and . Olre et the Principal } és, in inopportune the fi z ar: done to the tron —y lation of insurance rates, and Piling by the bay schooner, wnten rap. into PURITY GUARANTEED. 3586 6X; chnest eoutewen. < a fue stock of LADIEG’ BOOTS, tances. ‘The plain moral of it on Monday night, an reported heretofore. Ger er Siotderd stat Georsaaee D, ©. . part of ‘The captain of the schooner had gone below, | gamPLEs FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. . c) ry « earth by our yea at the PODDIG ceecceenereeersrrnes the ‘Goods mote Beov me tot wt Gogg ened Saint, ¢, PALMER, Saeco meaty ee fad wae. Ooty euz?-tr 57 sty » D. 0, marte-tr Jas. H. VERNILYA. —_ GEORGETOWN ADVER’W’TS. pata PAE AA dA - l i a iH an Wa : vB} for dramatized Tor Mra. Lanter whe invends 1O FART medium woignt 008 i Dat. he mas. Berson or -scafoseas nea agra eerie oor cost, to make room Lorimpreve: | wflnout delay se 2 laters pan, “is iike a pin; his head prevents him Full te of Eese7 Sect, Sepee: | BocShen pastas: Mree,p Buses i Seaone trees ‘prices. Ee ui} patie on his vacant jot -Fals igt of Taad ‘THR OBRAPEST STORE IN THE CITY. Borest fen ns — = a AT oes tne CONEOLLY®S, eugll-tr S08 Mh street, opp. Patent Office, 5 i i sore’ valuation. : re if i eessful. ‘queen. ae