Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1876, Page 4

/ GEORGETOWN. STORM YESTERDAY—A Rue tn the wind of _EVENING STAR. MONDAY...... September 18, 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFICES OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, September 18, 1876. For the middie and eastern states, south- east to southwest winds and fall! barom- eter, cloaiy or rainy, followed by coolec clear'"g weat LOCAL NEWS. Amovsements, &c, To-night. ational Theater—The Gaecon. Ford's Opera Mouse —Aiken’s Combination, Theater Comique.—F irst class varieties. paneer “wr nnsn ad Condenmked Locals. Ripe pa lamps will be lighted at 630 p. tinguished at 4 a. m. Don’t fail to see the races at Brightwood to montow. See sivt. From J. C. Parker we have late New York and Pniladelphia pepers in advance of the malls. Our Scotch and Irish fellow-citizens are talking about a meeting to make arrange- ments for @0 Sppropriate ion to the je teams during their stay in this visiting ri ony. ‘wenty-one Indians of the Apache tribe are in the city on business with the Indian office. There are four squaws among the bumber. They attract much attention from Centennial piigcime. The Hebrew New Year 5637 will begin at sunset to-day, and its advent will be cele- brated at thasynagogues, the services tax- ing place this evening and to-morrow morn- ing. ‘To day Leopold Luebs, by Messrs. Stanton and Worthington, entered a suit against tne Connecticut Mutual Life rance Com- F223, ‘Or the amount of policy ($5,060) oa tke life of Levi Dillenberg, bis partner, whodied on May sth, 1576. At @ meeting of the National Veteran Club, Saturday evening, arrangements were com>leted for the trip to Indianapolis. The exeursionists will start to morrow, at s't o'clock a.m., and will be joined in Balti- more by @ delegation of the Boys in Biue. The District Commiss.oners have directed the ebief engineer to bave the planks from Penpsyivania avenue already taken up and those that may be taken up promptly: removed and stored in the prop- erty yard. ‘urday night an inmate of a house On of iil fame on C street, very respectably con- rected in Pittsburg, was found by her sister from that city, who went there with lee cfficers of this District and induced her to sive up ber present mede of life aud retarn to ber home. The storm which swept over this city yes- terday — to have been equally heav; in other localities. Reports from the sou! indicate that the damage has been much greater than In this neighborhood, while the gale was not unaccompanied with disasters on the coas At & meeting of citizens of South Carolina, Sterne ening at 99 G — for = pose of organizing @ republican ciub, T. A. H. Girard was chosen chairman and Dr. Lonney en mre A constitution aud by-laws were adopted, and the meeting ad- journed until to-night, when the organiza- ton will be completed. The trustees of the Washington City Ine- briate Asylum have elected as delegates to the seventh annual meeting of the Amer!i- can Association for the Cure of Inebriates, Which meets at Philadelphia on the 26th instant, John T. Given, Joseph Borrows, M. D.. D. D. Cone, James H. Stone, J. W. Simms, Wm. R. Riley and Joseph T. How- ard, M.D. —.—__ The Odd Fellows’ Centennial Rush. The arrangements made for the Oud Fel- Jows’ trip to Philadelphia, to which city many Of thelr friends will accompany them, bavirg¢ provided for led for the round- tripticket passage in any of the trains ex- cepting the limited express on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, tne first installment of excursionists went off this morning in the ®.05 o'clock train. Thenumber of passengers Was so ‘t that in a very short time every seat in the train was filled, and it was found pecessary to send after the regular train two additional sections containing in all 26 pas- senger coaches, carrying about 1,00 passen- gers. The committee's supply of tickets gave out on Saturday, but they now have on hand @n additional supply, which they are dis- ing of rapidly at the railroad pries $1.25, mat will close the sails to-night. To-morrow the great excursion train will leave at 1 o'clock p.m., and previous thereto the Odd Fellows will bave a procession here, leaving the ball, on 7th street, at noon, and proceed by way of 7th, G, 11th, <, Massacauseets avenue, 5th, Louisiana avenue and 6th stre** to the depot, and it is thought that it will re- Quire 30 or 40 care for them. The tickets are good to go on any train up to Wednesday, and return on or before toe 28th. The regular train at 1:40 today took ten full cars, fol- Jowed by a section of seven more cars. —\e——_ The Glymont Murder. ONE OF THE SUPPOSED ASSASSINS IN CUS- TODY. Several days ago Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh arrested a colored man tn this city on suspicion of being one of tog angn ‘who murdered Jonu W.E verett, clerk in the tore Of Sir. John W. Warring, at Pamun- ey, bear Glymont, on the 10tn of July last, for which several colored men have beeu in custody @t different places ia Maryland, ‘Virginia acd elsewhere. The officers have cause for believing him to be one of cul —— the voip ppc with Mr. Ev; , a itorne; gene Driggs + les county, requesi person here to identify the prisoner. “ M P Driess, her subsequent fight to Scotland, and romantle scenes te ber chequered life. other The play is divided into seven acts, each endin, Magulres; ton” will be preduced, and also the laugh- able farce entitled “Taming a Goose.” Theater Comique—The sensational drama entitled * Sit Bull, or Custer’s Last barge,” will be produced this week as the leading dramatic attraction, preceded by the usual first.class variety rmance. Barnum’s G Show.— famous Barnnm Sbow visit Wasbington for two days—Fri- ct pd Saturday, September 22d and 24. The inside attractions of this great show are included in & menagerie of rare animals, ineluding the only Sr Ge me America; & Centennial Museum, an auto- Matic institute operated by @ solid silver steam engine, and good equestrian and gym- mastic talent. Mr. Barnum will positively be present and address bys patrons. —\_o——. BUILDING PERMITS issned by Inspector Plowman: ee W. Mills, construct a brick vo hg building south side C, between 12th and 13th streets northwest; Eliza- beth Appleby, construct @ brick wall to basement of buliding; ‘W.N. Roach, a s it side 33th, brick side K, between 25th and 26th si ‘West; 2500. RELIEF FOR THE SAVANNAH SUrree- of citizens has been On Saturday afterncon a rain storm passed over this section of the country, and cov- tinued until about dark last evening, the torrents, and accompanied by a hign wi by which, and thefflood,conm-derabledamacs wi done. In the Eastern Brach the water overflowed the embankment of the P. and P. rail the current. | causing a delay of the trains at that pont, jong creek was raging last evening, but not much damage was done along its beaks. Jo on an young snuade con ughou| were prostrate t micet of these can be saved, dud the ware uf straightening those which were not broken is in to day. ALONG THE RIVER FRONT the*water was over tue wharves, and @ por- led off, and a from J Three ranks of wood J wharf were carried off. Th ‘4 Son being unable .o niake her wharf at- = to land —— a: y byrne! Ker car. ried away two or three plies. e damage was dove along the waarves in the Eastern branch, and several boats were carried away. DAMAGE TO HOUSES. Between the efiects of the wind and the rain @ pumber of houses were damage. The third story (manserd roof) of tne cast wing of Columbia hospital, unfinished, was blown off yesterday afternoon, and a damage of #800 to $1,000 entailed. Last night the foundation of @ frame house on L street, be- tween 3d eud 4% streets, owned and oceupied by Jane Henderson, colored, gave way and the bouse fell down, but fertunately the family escaped. The faraiture was broken somewhat. The east wali of the new dwell- jug house coruer of llth and K streets was biown down. A tin roof was blown from a bouse op Massachusetts avenue, near ith street. A chimney on the houseof W. F. Given, 12th street, above N, was slightly damaged. WITHIN THE NAVY YARD water washed over several of the wharves, as also over the new Anacostia bridge. To save the veasels from breaking from their moorings additional hawsers were rigged. Some of the timber, which was afloat, was floated on the wharves. BAD FOR THE TREES. In every seciion of the District shade trees were blown down. The whole row of Lom- bardy poplars on B street south, from 12th to Tith street east, was laid flat,some being sna off. Trees on New York avenue, between 10th and 11th streets; corner of 11th and E streeis; M street, between 9th and loth; 10th, between E and F; 10th, between C sureet and Pennsylvania avenue; on P st., near the Circle, were blown down, and in South Wasbington there is scarcely a square ireea. In the Stu plies precinct’ these 'aees es. In joe et there were 66 trees in all blown down. THE HIGH WATER in the Potomac, some of which got Into the basements and cellars on Pennsylvania ay- enue, was not from @ fresnet or the wind, but was caused by the east winds backing up the water of bay and river and caus- iug & very high tide. STREETS AND SEWERS. At the northwest corner of 13th and T streets the sewer broke from the force and = of water, and washed a large gulley the sidewalk and parking. Tne rise of Water in the gutters and level stretches of the streets in the northwestern portion of few ra generally iRthatneignborhood, Com= sewers £ |. Com- Cunningham, Oertley, started out this morning on & tour of inspection avout the District to ascertain the extent of damage done the sewers, streets, trees, &c., but had not returned at 1 o'clock. the ra iy bave beea dai ed by Toads generally have been damaged by the storm. The sudden rise in Stickfoot branch acroes the Anacostia washed the dirt packing away around the culvert on tye asylum road, endangering the abutment foundations, and several of the county roads crossing this branch bave been Washed away, leaving dangerous gullies at the crossings. STRAIGHTENING THE TREES. Wm. R. Smith, chairman of the parking commirsion, with his forces, started out this morning with the n 'y tools and maie- rial to right up the falien trees blown dowa by the wind yesterday. They report very few trees broken or otherwise dilodged, most of them being found bent to the ground, aud by careful treatment can be saved. DANGER FROM SWINGING SIGNS. Inspector Plowman to-day sent a communt- cation to the Commissioners reiative to tue danger to the public in times of heavy storms from the numerous swinging signs thro 2bout this city and Georgetown, many of woich are ;'*ced OR @WDing frames and other Insecure piaces, and ‘requently ara biown down. He asks for some definite in- Structions about issuing of permits for the same. Itis likely that this matter will be regulated in some way. —__e+_—_ Poliey im the Police Court. WM. H. WILLIAMSON, In the Police Court, Judge Mills pro tem., ob Saturiay after our report closed, Wm. H. Williamson was arraigned on the caarge of Keepipg @ place where loctery tickets are Hi Hen: HH Hf : . He & i F i i i : { j which took the same course, and @ like pen- alty was imposed, from which an ap} was and bonds fixed at $1,000. All the other cases were unt ure- ye PREPABATIONS FOR THEIR RECEPTION. The committee of the District Rite Club en En ar nes sqemsaaea to heen fener comple! fe programme evjoymen’ of which they will invite their foreign guests. tive teams will arrive here on tne Arlipgtoo. That ceived by bis Excellen the United States. On P ington Driving Association first series of shots at the 800 The next day (Wednesday) ao excursion Wil be made to Mount Vernon and other interesting points along the river, ani on Thursda; the teams will revisit the Dds shoot at the 900 rain falling almost incessantly, at times in | 3 8 2 aE F 38 iad 5 E i ait iH E g E E F 210,931. 10, equare 8€4; #150. J. W. to G. Bond, sub. 8, equare 000. W. L. J. Gove, subs. 33 and 34, fquare 889; #4000. F.C. Cate to same, subs. 10 to 16, do; #11,000. E. A. Hare to G. F. Fletcher. jaare 185; ——. L. W. Vale to Mary E vy, Sub. 21, square 177; #800. C. Wheatley to R Campbell, subs. 38 and 39, square 236; $1,827. J. H. dard, trustee, to J. H. Gheen, 4, 5 and 6, square 529, 00. BM. M. rer to Madaien Diebditsch, sub. 49, square east of square 509; 81,500. E. and 8.C. Wroe to Isabella G. Webb, part 5, square 238; £9,600. P. F. Fitspatrack to B. H. WwW 24, square 732; $2,000. A.C. Gtc- mare 183; $2755 | . H. Willet, te Wiliet to Helen Archer, e property; do. J. W. Hester to A. H. Cragin, sub. H, square 731; $1,300. T. i roung to 8.8, Wade, sub. 154, square 615; a, jiven and Morsell, trustees, to J.T. Corrigan, subs. 28 and 30, square 131; $1,500. Bright and bang ong trustees, to R. J. Beale, lot 2, square $250. Mary Virginia Batier to Elizabeth C. Earhart, an und! vided half of 3 undivided fourths of part of 18, square 254; 8100. N. E. Bates to Dennis Brone, parts, square 55; $1,000. T.M. Car- 15 and 16, square 512; $3,100. penter to 8. Carpenter, undivided half of y ge sub. 19, equare 920; $800. J. Ledyard Hod, to C. H. Lindsley, sub. 36, aquare 152; Moses Kelly to Susan: . Evans, su equare 237; $1,800. District to Teresa M: thows, part —. W.A. Hart: |, Square 995; man toJ.A.Shanklan, sub. 21, square 566; $2,500. L. P. Pumphrey to C. T. Davis, sub. 85, square 193; #3,000. John Southey to Geo. ‘Wick, part 21, square 77; $200. A. to Henry Birch R. berd ib. 17, square 256; rat ag! and fon, subs. 18 and Brosnan LD, to John Myers, 000. square 774; 1,100. W. H. Doe to P. Campbell, sub. 75, Square 240; $3,000. Mary A. Deviin to Wm. agner, sud. 22, square 762; $5,000. B. H. Warner to D. B. Wheelock, lot 3 and part 2, square 1052; $2,000. P. L. Keefe to P. Douney, sub. B, square 581; $400. CoNTEST FOR POSSESSION OF A CHILD. On Saturday it was mentioned in Tas STAR that Darius Harris bad obtained an order for @ writ of habeas corpus returnable 10-day to recover possession of Kitty Ellen Harris, @ cbild five years old, who he cha) ig unlawfully detainea by Luc; Lucy Webster bad had Harris fore the Police Court and held charge of abducting the same child. The hearing in the habeas corpus took lace to-day at chambers before Chief Jus- ice Cartter—Mr. G. W. Mitcnell for the pe- Utioner, and Mr. I.8. Kimball for the re- spondent, Lucy. Webster. The room was Well filied with relatives and friends of the interested parties. On the part of the peti- toner, Kitty Ellen’s uncles, Charles aud Dennis Boswell, her aunt Elizabeth Bos- well, and Isber Fairfax, testified that the child's mother was Laura Boswell, and she died in Charles Boswell’s house, having be- fore her death requested that the child be raised in the family. Lucy Webster offered testimony similar to that given in the Police Court; tnat the mother gave her the child before she died, and that the child bad not been sayoertes by Harris. This testimony was met by that of the Fairfax woman, that she had been paid $4. month for the ceeees of the child when she had her, and that Lucy Webster had offered to take the child for $2 a month, and bad done so and received pay from Har- ris up to February last. The decision was reserved, FIRE —The alarm of fireat 1:35 o'clock yes- terday moraing Was on aceount of a fire in the paint shop of J. R. Riggies, No.7i4 K street. Damage, #200. eee THE COURTS. CRIMINAL COURT—Julae MacArthur. Tc-cay the Jane term of the Criminal Court was reconvened by Judge Macar- thur, and immediately Josiah withdra iGnaee Bab it ¥ wo. ‘ans! ceny, pleaded guilty; four ‘moathe in Jat. Joba McNulty, larceny of @ coat, was con- Victed and sentenced to 100 days in jail. The ths to-morrow, when the beock and others will be called. Equity Court. Today, Sharkey Bereta tia defendant to children, to pay $25 to- ward thetr su; and continuing restrain: ing order. F: agt. Fitzgerald; hear. og res Po: CourT—Judge Mills pro tem. To-day, Christian Ji was on the carrying @ pistol; fi #20. Jobn Limerick, owner of @ vicious dog, which bit —— Quigley, was ordered to Kill the brute. John Hicks, carrying a pis- tol; $20. Benjamin Thompson, of evil life house loafer and suspicious ee eee a ang. * ain the’ quiet of ‘essler, charged ere ary, alicce waived and rand jar; bonds being fixed at 81,000. Jose} a wn- ing, larceny of a i from jermon Ci ; $10, or a aor Orton, was put under $500 bonds to keep the ? “William Boyd, larceny of \er’s bit; $10, or 60 days in jail. Jas. Gray, assauitand battery on ', Plead- ed guilty; $10 and Costs. George H. Lillibridge, sasaait and bat- a . je, tery on Thomas Stell. St: isa Capitol \ice~ be shone visitors told him that he did not ue I i i i E i oft i fH z i 5 ay i st et Ett ee 5 4 ‘ i ny E | ga? aH i By i 8 5 R These boys are the most industrious and de- Serving of the school, and this trip is given them asa jum. LARCENY.— William Brown, colored, was arrested brag tf for the larceny of a coat K, also colored. His case had @ hearing In the Police Court to-day. HOUSEBREAKING.—Bepj. Whitney was ar- rested here tbis merning on the charge of breaking into a house occupied by Louis Frazier, at the corner of 20th and M streets, ‘Washington. Whitney says that he is & being refused resident of the house, and 3 ad- mittance broke the door. Thecase was before the Police rt to-day. RELIGI0US.—Revival meetings are to be commenced this evening at the Dumbarton street M. E. church, ler the leadership of the pastor, Rev. Richard Norris. Grain Trapr.—The offerings on ’Change this morning amounted to 1,085 bushels of wheat, with sales as follows: 345 bushels at $1.22. 355 do. at $1.18%, 120 do. at 81.204, 75 do. at 81.18}, and 160 do. at $1 19y ALEXANDRIA. ESIGNED.—Mrs. Emma J. Young, teacher RESIG: in Washington public school, that position to Roce : Washington city, has resigned it @ teacher’s place in @u advance on the pooh | here of over fifty per cent.—(Ga SoLD.—The house and lot belonging to Jno. at the corner of Princess and Royal ‘ts, was sold at suction to-day by Green & Wise, for 8.C. Neale, trustee, to Harlow 8940.—[Sentinel, 16th. ‘WOMAN AND THE BaLLot.—Mrs. Mar- as Parker, president of the Woman's ‘affrage Society of Dundee, Scotland, said last night, ata lon given to her by Dr. Clemenee 8. Lozier, that Scottish and Irish Women have the right to vote for municipal officers, as in England, and that in the latter country, where they do vote, the officials in are superior in point of education &nd character to those ‘ly elected by men alone. Woman suffrage in Great Brit- ain is advocated chiefly by the wealthy classes. Mrs. Lillie Devereux Biake an- nounced that she was to address & political assembiage in the church at 50th street and 8th avenue on the 2ist inst. Mrs. Jennie June Croly and Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke, a North Carolina poet, also spoke. Miss Susan B. Anthony said that = Susan King and several other capitalists Intend to erect in this city a building Koren 2 a ball for woman suffrage meetings, club rooms for women, @ restaurant, a savings bank, and offices for business men.—[N. ¥. Sun, 16th. ——$___. THE MISSOURI WAR CLAIM FRAUDS.— The United States grand jury at Jefferson City, Mo., has found indictments against several persons for complicity in the war. claim frauds: perpetrated during the admin- istration of Gov. Woodson. John D. Crofton, Jr., son of ex- Adjutant General Crofton, and a clerk for bis father, surrendered himself to the United States marshal Saturday, baving learned that he was one of the parties against whom indictments had been found, and in default of $5,000 ball was placed in custody. Other gentlemen residing at Kan. sas City, St. Joseph, Jefferson city and else- where are mentioned in connection with these indictmen: ees HOPEFUL PROsPECT FOR THE COAL ‘TRADE.—Our special correspondent in the Schuy!k1l! coal region gives a more hopeful view of the Fg age Pprospeeiive condi- e Uon of trade lime of the breaking of the great combina- top. The fears of @ generai suspension of Work and consequent gloomy outlook for the miners for this winter appear to have been unfounded, and the feeling now existing is one of relief and encouragement at the stop pa pel ana paar) in excess of the natural ws of supply and demand. in be no doubt that Lenin l= cern —nemey will assume & healthier tone, now that the worst effects of the crash are over.—/ Phila. Press. AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION of the Protestant E; diocese Fiat epmot ihe dass fs 7m jone the Prosestion of the te Ghost from the Father and the Son will be limited to the Tated €3 the Greer church, Witch fous hot 1 believe in the dual Procession. ——— ————— CENTENNIAL.—The cash admissions to the centennial exhibition on Saturday numberei 91,891. Active are belug made for the of New York day, (2ist inst.) and an immense attendance 1s expect- ed from that state. THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL AS- SOmATIOR, which has been holding its ses- sions in Philadelphia during the past week, Sajontned on ote y sine die. The next meeting will be held in Toronto, Ont. &7-The boiler of a saw mill loded Sat- urday @t Murfreesboro, Tenn., killing two men. &7-Tliden will visit the Centennial or tember 21, and remain until the 23d. He will be given a public reception during his stay. CITY ITEMS. DR. LODILLE’s Headache Specific positively cures nervous sick head in ten to thirty ralnuter. For sale at Ebbitt House Drug . Price, 50 cents. 18,lawiw Fiom a Physician. GREAT BEND, Susquehanna Co., Pa., Neveakan 22, 1875, AMessrs. Beth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston: GENTLEMEN:—For nearly two years my wife was troubled with a lung difficulty. After enduring the trial of much medicine she was to use Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Waa . After using two — — sepertences — relief, and after taken s!x bottles she was freed of her cough. I with pleasure commend Dr. Wistar's Balsam Wud Cherry. J.T. Payne, M.D. 1 ia and Sol all drag- ‘That feel the the good Attend all Pree of » wtih and most con’ have been reali aad reai- dence, No. 6 Gi io Easy feet health, comfort and of the inteligent pu! . White's es- See o op- Bers, Bunt zx crescences, &c. ULPRUR old toned ia abe AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL, THEATER. ME CHABLES PoFs, Supported |) the creat VaBInrins yauaTss COMPARY F. Wheskeck September 25, THE MATAD QUREM cil pro ala’ 8 wili be > @uced in all its'weaith of 4 ‘emicumrmeds 2 FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. THE GREAT AIKEN COMBINATION. NOVBLTY—DRAMA—FARCE, pies COERT W atnen to ann TwaaTY Five OTHERS, 35 Albert W. Aiken's Drama MOLLY MAGUIRES, And the Lenghable Musical Paros entitied TAMING A GoOss. Joe Ma’ EB SATURDAY. Septembar 2 ONCE ‘roms Os ein Fas tt BRIGHTWooD = PARK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEE 19, 1876. TWO OF THE BEST RACES OF THE SBASON, THE 2:50 CLASS, With Five Good Entries. ALso, MULE BACE, ‘With from Six to Bight Entries. Last Mule to win. Riders to be relected by judges. Horse called at 2:30. Trotting to commence at 3 o'clock prompt. Lio c_W. Hares. ON THE BENSISG’S THA0K RANGE, AT WASHINGTOS, D. ©. ae ry Oonai: if isting of Right a = Two Boserve Wil teke place ON TUBEDAY, 26x; THUBSOAY, 281m, AND BATULDAY, 30Tu INSTANT. winigial trains from Baltimore, Alexandria, and achington ci vided. Foil details ina few dares’ Pal OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. SRA Fie FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESP EGY. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL, DM [SS SMITE wil ore 5 8H OOL for ay the eusulog wpastaite: WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Fe Seer, and terms pisese call at the sodomy ae eee. eS D., Professor of Olintos! Charles ¥. Boarman, M.D, Demmoustrator of Sem. — » M. D., Prosector to the Obair of Dari; course, Clinical Lectores will bu de- Livered at Provisence Bagrer. ‘s Hospital by to Peek iGLISH, FRENOH AND OLAI Peas 5 Ga AND VaLu! MROBANIOSBURG, Commercial and Uoli tory schoul, adicanowad iidin gs and grounds attractive anc easy of ac mber of boarders limited to fifteen. Average rages 9240 per year. Twenty-fourth year Bop 2 BEV 0. EGE & BON. INAKY —Boerding ood Ladics and Misses, 804 on, ‘This twetitation bas been and maiutains @ na! Kcetion is pre eminently reached by rail On Se mrs, tom r ing @nd Day School for Young Ladies. ‘Sth. z H j to be had at Ballantyne's, se iy tothe Prizetpal at sops im* sean so ELEVESTARYT LARS Septomber 15, 5 7 For particolers afaress 1001 Special for treet 'SGLISH AND FRENOB BOHOOL fo Younr £4 Ha E ork avenge northwest. terme ve land even private V Piano instruction. sepi- te" Gepner Hii ties en Principal CHURCH GOHOOL for Young Tor une te amed MOND. Sept angis Su Ubiidren, 11 iss MacLEOD. otek street, corner inctpal. Freach ‘chai CITY. D.o Under je of Malle PI DHUSSE re ’ 7 giahih your will begin on ee Ce EP RITARATORY Di raxtaant opeus Wednes Der 18th. Ci Fie Coie Wiedneeday, Sept 200m. G FORGET OWN COLLEGE, | Manicai Daraarunnr, ound Oct. 2° DISTBICT OF COLUMBIA. aw DEPARTMENT W. . Det. uth ©. WELLING. LL. D., President. eogt-m.w — ne Catidren, wilt be reopenet at 1: street Vartety, Drama, Burlesque and Uomedy. novii-ly ST CECILIAS 20a OEM, 601 Rest Capito | weet, MONDAY. io tire "Bersoes lee DD FELLOWS’ A street, will MO: DA ‘ee co ing So enter thetr obi ren ee Boarders should Oo Tim OTRERT. WASHINGTON, D.c. | Terme ter Boarders per scaionel ivetome gam: | without delay, us ouly's Maen weatee ‘The finest Hall in the ‘elty for Balls; Bociebles, | For Derticuiars apply to the Sleter Geperior aah tm o 1027 imhst aw Meee D wera Concerts, Lectures Drei Eutertainaents G. MABINI'S M 0. DOUG Principals: having fret clase conveniences, and s well ligated \* DANCING ACADEMY, ferepans with new ‘snenery dattorsaie ta At Marint's Hall, B street, between 9ih apd 10:h, 5 sons the Hal, SE Neopia Oup No.) On Exhibition (New N 486 Mand Sale” ) "439" 7TH Sr. 7TH Sr. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. iilreopen his acoder will reopen bis ber 33 The, at So'clock for the reception All fo: ils MONDAY. Seprember Is rer pu; - | oe “ A * Fem any = are respectfully invited to at- No. 439 7A sirest, betraen D and B firee, eight _ >. - puten fail. Ohoice Oil Paint oO} eo. Nazis L DIOAL COLLEGE OF THE Also, largest ings, Window OOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY—The Fifty nth Bhades, Lig a and ey ee noe ou MONDAY. Ont So-Teaws Cast Wm. B. Drinkera, ee ae rem Bame and Homber. jyl-1y Facutry: LADIES’ GOODS. 618 THIRTEESTH STN. Ww tifal syle te Obtnce "Prense Frisse Combi. wade in Braids and Puffs at iow rates. Old Hi taken inexcharge. sO” sepll-im 1876 FALL. 1876 We have now in stock all the new styles fn STBAW AND FELT HATS. OSTRICH AND FANOY FEATIERS, BIBBONS AND OBNAMENTS. ‘D order to make roem for winter importation of KID GLOVES, wil sell for fifteen deys?-button Monogram at $i per pair,3 button at @1.25 per pair. M M. J. HUNT, _SepT-tr 621 and 623 D at. northwest, JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORE. BTLBE GEEBH, BBROWE aBD Budo VELVSTS. ew style HATS in Fall gt to J. P. PALMER, autl-tr 1109 ¥ Srrect, between lich and 12th, 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 im GADIES READY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIBTS AND BASQUES, apd LADIES UNDEBW, PABASOLS and SUN UMBRELLASat ha 351: FLOWEES, HATS, RIBBON, ond MILLIBB ” GOODS lees than cost, JUST BECEIVED— A large sseortment of HAMBUEG EDGES nd BORU LACKS oolling at a reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES in 6 great variety, HUMAN HAIB very low at 6 HELLER, 716 MARKET SPAOCS. MISS EB A. McOORHICK, $22 9rn STREST, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING,) Dally receiving all the latest Hovelties in Ladies of a en ney eee jeouy-tr oaii and examine. = VERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO OBDEE AT G10 9th Esreet, Opposite Patent Ofics, Jobn OC. Riley, AMM .D., Professor of jateria Fs Ainslie ‘ofessar of Si ise . For peon. MD. argery. W. W. Jobnston, MD, Professc: ‘deory sea Pyuctonur Menicine amet of OT ig, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and LD , Protestor of Chemistry. =. M'D., MB OB, Professor of Lee, M.D.. Professor of Physiology. For particclare,| Fea AT a ‘or particulars apply 0 : : Du Dean, No. 1407 Wow York tenon cot ine OME SOPOOk. 191 INGLE PLACE, © street sou heast’ Ninth anual persion com mences SBPTES PES lth. Male and Female De- { Princtpats Persons wishing to spend @ pleasant day tn the eeparate. country, ‘where ‘good Weter aud shade sbounds, Biss A. M. HANSON, can do 80. Sytem Sve3l-Im" REV. J. A. GBAVES, LOUISE POLLOCK’'S BATIONAL KINDERGABTEN AND PEIMABY SOHOOL 1}. at 708 Lith street. Miss il Coatings her Schoo! for comnection with it. ABTEN NO. ober 10. SUNDAY BXOUBSION 8 THE BINDERG Ti cents; children half price. ‘9b slreet cars go directly te the whart. jem om = GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. SPRING ABD SUMMER, ra apply to Mrs. Loutse Pollock and Miss Susie P. Pi ‘K.7OS Lith street, Weshing- ton, D.C. sugsl-Sw S* VINCENT S SOHOOL, (ander the care of XD Sistora of Charity.) corner ith and G sts. will reopen on MONDAY, September 4th. Parents will ir children promptly. aue® im Mes, SERDO WILL BEUPEN HER SCHOOL MONDAY. Septem! at 921 H street noribweat. street nor 927 H street. forse, teet pnneyy aos Gi 5 ; pets, Blackets, be nicely nad sods iateg ri care of until needed, Work sont for and MS HOVERS BOASDING AND HAY SCHOOL for young indies snd children will re- ‘Frannie Park. Circulars st the reaideacs or ease Tr Spal b-okstores. ang” an . AND MES ALFRED BUJAC'S Mian and Prench Boardins and 4 FULL STOCK OF BLACK @ooDs BOW I8 BTOOK. NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY GOODS OFFERED. NET CASH PRICEB: Double Breasted Black Uloth Frocks, (913.80, 816.20, 619 0, @2s.00 and B27. Biack Cloth Vests, mostly of my own manufacture and egusl to cus- work For 64 70, $3 0, @4.50 and 85 w. For 7 65, 69 and B9.W. ‘Extra Bizes at a email advance, Black Worsted Goats and Vests, For @18, 50, B22. and SB, All reliable goods. JATIONAL UNIVERSITY—LAW DEPART- Also, on band, « fine stock of LADIES’ BOOTS, MENT—The Seventh. ion will com within wFrono8 Bid BUI nen BT Fedveed costs becture Hoime, 435 7ts et wei | two weeks; inet slled or worn, aud tr purchase rack Peble so § NEW FRENCH SCHOOL. money will be refanded. oc fiaranigedto De egal [Eo og MADAME 1. B. OOLLIEER'S as . marss.tr JAS. H. VERMILYA. SROOND FLOOR. ER peas, rer | Seaiace <t Tastee a Suits to order from 824.90 upward. BATOBELS, VAaLIszs, the prinelpal Ba Sie encen Stores: ‘e PRICE ONLY. TRAVELING BAGS, . Porotas rus TVERSATIONAL PBIOES IS PLAIN FIGURES. POOKEB BOOKS, SHAWL BTEAPS, THREE GEaDES. CASE DISCOUNT, TEN PEB OENT, &c,, &c.. Be. free to all full assortment, largest ee JAMES 8. TOPHAM, GEORGE ©. HENNING, fm! 5 — sae inlet oa anal aalias ad eovereg” SOTO Set Prom ae GOLDS WARM-AIR FURNACES Gold's Ceptennial 5 a I DEFY COMPETITION. a ——, — Cast Lonend M: - Pit A dnl —T wl eal lmeeed senebinbbiek FURNACES, RANGES, LATROBE STOVES, SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS, AND HOUSEFURNIEHING GOODS. ing Aree close socds that tel) compeiition, CHRIB. soplétr «= 716 & 17 Ten OTRENT B. eeRes 43 Mo aE a y sixty Lemo: Ww Grease. oo eel Cinssical imen' ‘October sth M td aioe Borie, Giresiars oon be esd Pree... Wallng. "= "Sagan M poy \ Th ¢ ) aoe BM. 4th. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. CHANDBELIEKS, largest variety of new patterns tm the city. of ongeioa joo hingesead BIRGE @00., etch rere fra ee bane