Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1876, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. | SATURDAY ....September 23, 1976. ————— Weaiher Probabilities To-day. OFrice oF CHIxr SIGNAL OPrrcer, ‘WASHINGTON, September 23, 1876. For the middle Atianti¢ states, easterly Winds, veer to southwest, with falling ba- romeier, cloud and rain, followed Satariay evening by rising barometer and clearing ‘weainer. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c, To-night. Wational Theater —Pope as Richard II. Ford's Opera Howe —The Aiken Combina- tion ig drama acd farce. Theater ue.— Sitting Bull” and a fine variety performance Barnuem's Big Tent.—Musera, menagerie, and cirers. The street lamps will be lighted at 7:30 p. m.. and extinguished at 4 a. m. From J. C. Parker we bave late New York and Philadelphia papers in advaace of ine mails. There will be a lecture to-morrow eveatng at the “th street synagogue ou “ Tae Taimud; ts Etbics and its Literary Beauties,” by ine Rev. D. Ed. B. M. Browne. Clerg)men of other devominations wiil be admitted free. The Folice should pay some attention to a gang of men and hal/-grown boye wo» con- gregate in the neighborhood of Eour tary and H streets @nd insult ladies who may be passing. Last night Officers Hatebinson and Lewis rearresied tbe notorious John Saea, jr, woo escaped from jai! on Wednesday nizas, and ‘me Was sent down again to labor In the chain are To erdey Officer Keliom brought to the rst precinet station @ lot of supposed bur- glar’s fools. s2id to have been buried bya couple of men ina bole back of tae Balti- more @ud Potomac railroad depot Archbishop Bayley will coramence his fall Visitetions at St Vincent's church, Balti- more, oa October ist, and will close at the Chareh of the Fourteen Holy Martyrs, No- vember 2). Among tne churches to be vis- led are the ten churches in this District. ‘A lew days ago @ thief entered the room at 333 Pepnsyivania avenue, of Mr. Arnold, tae Well-known sceommodating usher of’ the Natioval Theatre, and stole over thirty dol- ‘ars in money, although he de did not take a gold watch and chain aod other valuabies in tberoom. It Is supposed that the thief en- tered the house by means of a key. The Foreigu Rifle Teams. THEIR VISIT TO WASHINGTON NEXT WEEK. The committee to arrange for the inierua- tional rife match in this city next week met last evening at the Arlington hotel, with Govervor Snepherd in the cbair, and Mr Jemes FE. Beli as secretary. The following BOW compose the general commitiee, from which numerous sub-committees have been A. R. Shepherd, J. O. P. Burnside, '. BE. Reessie, J. Van Boskirs, B. L. Blackford, Ames Webster, W.G. Moore, J. F. Enpis, J. W. Boteler, Thomas L. Hume, N. B. Fugitt, R.S. Fleming, L. H. Stevens, A. P. Morse, General W. D. Whipple, Major J.C. Cash, Simon Wolf, Frank Jones, A. 3. Solomons, Austin Herr, Major A. 8. Nich- olsou, I. N. Burritt, T. 6. Kalpfus, T. Lubey, Thomas Somervilie, James E. Bell, M. Thorpe, E.S. Hutehinson, L. Beyer, Major A. C. Richards, John A. Baker, O. A. Ste vens, Robert Boyd, and D. McCathran. The chief of the sigoal bureau bas con- sented to furnish an instrument to indicate the direction and velocity of the wind on shooting days, with an operator to attend to it. Dispatehes have been recetved from Col. Burvside and Mr. Stevens, in New Yor, who say that the teams will arrive here at 11-290 Monday night. Messrs. Crosby 8. Noyes, W. J. Murtazh. and Joba Morris have been appotated ac mittee under whose direction the preas Uca- ets will be distributed. Special tr ‘rom Washington and Salti- More to Benning’s will be run on the days of the ebcoting. It is expected that at the conciusion of the regular programme of shooting there wiil be &® match between picked fours of the Ameri- cam and Australian teams, whieh will prob- ably be shot a week from Monday. ——= Relief for the Savannah Sufferers The following vote from Mr. W.-W. Cor- coran explains itself. Tne amount gener- ously contriouted by him for the relief of the sufferers by the yellow fever at Sayan- bab was $00, it may be added Wa° 4iNGTON, Sept. 19, 1875. Rev, David Wills, D_D , Paster Western Presby- fervan Church, Washington. D.C Dear Sir-—i bave your iavor of tuts date Ssking me to preside at the meeting calied for this evering, to devise means for the re Hef of the sufferers by the yellow fever at Bavapvab. Appreciating the compliment thus ten- dered, I must beg, on accountof the state of my health, wo be excused from a service which would, under other circumstances, give me pleasure to render. Deeply sympathizing, however, with the sufferings referred to, 1 have already sent a contribution, through @ friend in Savaa- Bab, which, otherwise, I would bave been Pleased to bave sent through your iustra- mentality. ae ery respectfully. yours. Ww SORCORAN. ae AMUSEMENTS—Baraum's Big Show—Not- wiibstana’pg the inclement weather a large assembiage was attracted last event: to the corner of 9th and 8 streets, where bUmD’s mammoth tents cover the entire square of ground. Toe first tent contains the museum, which ts fall of curiosities. In the secoud tent toe famed me erie. The third tent is the arena for the skilled equestrians and acrobats, whieh are the best that the veteran showman could find. The bare-back riding of Martinho Lowande and Charles Fish is wonderful. To-night will be the last opportunity to witness this splendid > mae and all should take advantage te uN National Theater —Mr. Pope’s rendition of the famous role of Cardinal de Richelieu Jast DI_bt was very successful. iss Rosa and sustasned the of Julle very acceptably. To night Mr. Pope will close bis engagement by appearing as Richard III. in which role he has attained great success. Next week the “Naiad Queen.” Ford's Hfouse.— Aiken's combina- tion bas been quite successful this week, considering the unfavorable weather. Tnsy Wil give their last performance to-night. The “Molly Maguires” lively piece, full of excitement, and is ‘ays well re- ceived. Next week Howard’s “Uncle Tom's Cabt t Charge” Theater Comique.—Custer’s L draws cightya iarge and well satisfied aual- ecee. The variety performance is always good. Benning's Track Range.—The international Title match will take place at Benning’s rangeon Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday Of Lext week. Shoot! 0 6 PENNSYLY 219 IA AVENUE may be found jhe largest and most select stock of stoves, ranges, and housefuraishing goods in this city, &t prices that defy competi- ton. Housekeepers living in other parts of the city will find it greatly to their interest to visit Unis establishment and compare prices before purchasing. Stock entirely bew, and all goods of the latest designs. Be sides, the proprietor (Mr. Moran) is a prac tical and reliable mechanic, and makes Specialty of tia roofing and gas fitting. All Work guara*.teed to give satisfaction, and at prices to suit the hard times. Read’ his ad- Vertisemen . aud give him a call.—(Critic. penn rth somthin IT WILL BE SEEN by advertisement that the time for obtain‘ug stock in the Federal Bul'ding Arsociation has been éxtended to Juclude the October meeting. This wiil give all ab opportunity to subseribe while it can be had without promium,—@ great advantage be gained by desiring, not ouly o safe, bet ® well paying investment. association has eo. rative features which specially commend {t to both borrower aud investor. Eight per cent. interest is allowed (in @ddition to the constantly accra! proat On the stock) where stock ts paid months or more in advance. LADIES.”—The “New style Ladies’ Trunk,” which nas had such @ great reputation in this city. uaa been 2 a by Mr. Lap ye ee cog —s pace, (the originator of said truxt,) that it ean be the handsomest and most durabie trank In Washington. Now being mapu‘ectured by him, together with other grades; likewise ladies’ satchels, traveling Dags, shaw! straps. harness, &c. Also, Mrs. Tresize’s Patent Bureau Trunk. Truvks of pm a made to order at ‘ne shortes: }ce.— acte't. snes RELEASED FROM JaIL.—The District At torney this morning, in the Criminal Court, ciled attention to the ease of an old mao, Jcbn Neilson, of the legal lon, who Is addicted to drinking, aud will do anything when drunk. He was bow in jail on a charge coat, and be asked that he be The court made the necessary —.-__ NEw FALL Dress Goons__. ment of colored and Lines casnmes eet ress ~ and maoy otner fail d goods bave already been opened rolford & Shiliberg’s, 817 Market Space. —™ MOTT, corner Sth and D Dorth weet gatmapsecs to cure apy horse that is galied y saddle or collar. Ba SE ea Sa ee i SR re Han ee SS ee EEE ON een atin } Son, of ing executive committee, composed of o0¢ from each state association re; ited. was elected, viz: Major Z. F. Wilber, of Onio; Paul Herab, of Pennsylvania; Maurice M. Kaighn, of New Jersey; Col. F. B. 8 Illinois; G. W. Partridge. of gap; E. N. Hiil, of Southern Republi sociation; Thomas D. Bond, Charles Eing, of Mini of Iowa; H. les. of Kansas. After the adjournment, the ex: ecutive committee pized by elect! u following officers: E.N. Hill, chatrm D. Seapneunen, tary; H.F. Fisher, cor- respond ing secretary. he Ohio Republican Ctenpaign Club met last Dight and adopted @ resolution that the president cause to be priate # Centennial certificate for members, setting forth that the bolder is @ repubitean in good stand'ag, @ bona fide resident of and @ lega! voter to the state of Oblo. Professor Brai' ard sang an old campsign song of '49, entitied “Tae Hat,” apd after routine business tae club ac jourped. South Carolina Republican Crud heii a meeting last evening, at wien Mr. . H. Patterson, son of Sevator Patterson. nimously elected treasurer. Mr. S. y Was appointed chairm<n of the executive committee, and Mr. Pau! Brodie chairman of the campaign committee, with instructions to arrange and nominate the Tespective committees at the next mceting. Messrs. A. H. Girard, president, and J. A. Dapray, vice president, were delegated to ihe “Central Association of the States,” with Dr. George Lunney. secretary, as alter- nate. The whole jth Carolina Congres- sional delegation and the executive officers of the state were nominated for honorary memteraiip and unaplmously elected. Sen- ator Patterson, upon invitation, has sigai- fied his intention of delivering an address to the club at thetr next meeting, to be held at their hall on Friday evening next. ——_—_— Recognition of Merit. TESTIMONIAL TO FX-SCHOOL TRUSTEE JOHNSON. Yesterday afternoon the pupils of colored grammar schools Nos. 1, 2, aud 3, of the John F. Cook building, of whici schools Misses Ccok, Foote, and Brooks are teachers, pre- sented to ex-Trustee Henry Johnsou, as a mark of their respect for Lim and recogot- Uon of his valuable services as a trustee of presentation took place in the large hall of the John F. Cook senool building, in the presence of @ large number of Mr. Cook's friends, the bali being literally packed with pupils of the schools named. At 2 o'clock p.m. the children fi‘ed into the ball, and when seated the principal, Mrs. Spencer, stated the object of the gathering. After a solo, With piano accompaniment, by Mrs. Boston, a young = cams = front and addressed. Mr. Johnson as fol- ows: “We have invited you bere this afternoon for the purpose of showing you how much Wwe appreciate your Kinduess toward us while trustee over the public schoois. To me, a8 representative of Nos. 1,2 and 3 gram- r schools, in this building, has been dele- the pleasant duty of tendering to you this slight token of the esteem and good-will of the pupils pow present, not for its Intrin- sic worth, but simply to remiod you tuat We are grateful for past Kindaesse3, and for the many encouraging words spoken in due season, assuring you that they have failea like seed u: good ground, to be seen and gathered after many days. On behaifof my schcolmates I teader yoa this riag, and, lige is may the bond that has held us be ead- jens.” In bis remarks of acceptance, Mr. Johnson stated that his resignalion as trustee was made necessary in order that he might give reeded attention to his private ousiness. He assured those present that they might rely on him pow, as ever,to do all iv his power to advance the cause of education amoung his race. Trustees Brooks and Cary, who wers pres- ent, recetved some handsome boquets from the children. At the close of brief addresses by the trustees, the pills Sled by Mr. Johnsoa, each one shaking him by the hand, and in relurh receiving & word of encourazgemeat from him. The affair was altogether a very pleasant one, as the plan bad been carried out by the teacbers and = entirely unknown to Mr. Johnson until be was invited to be preseat. A Jetter was read from Supertotendent G. F, T. Cook regretting his inaoility tobe present, but beartily approving the course of tae puplis in this act of appreciation to a faith- ul aud efficient sehci trustee. —e—— The Late E L Schmidt. Mr. £.L Schmidt, a prominent German- American citizen, died on the 19th tostaat, at bis residence, in the county, a short dis- tance from Uniontown, in the 524 year of bis age. He was a native of Darmstadt, ee a and for #ixteen years past a resi- a jsahington, during Waton time he was largely engaged in the insurance busi- ness. ‘Mr. Schmidt was fora time a police magistrate, and LP mag ores ofa peace a nomi years his death. Employing the spare moments spatched from @ busy life in read- ing law, he passed a creditable examination and was admitted to the bar about six years ago. He assisted in the organization of the German-American Fire Insurance Company of this = becoming its first secretary and agent, ine success of that company was largely owing to hisefforts. More recently be projected the Germania Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia, of him » Who will share afflicted family in the sorrow for jeath. At @ recent meeting of the board of trus- tees of the Germania Fire Insurance Com- pany the following resolutions relative to Uhe deceased were adopted: “Whereas we have heard with deep regret of the death of our late associate, E. L. Schmidt, pres it of the company, and being desirous of expressing Our regard for him @s@ man and our appreciation of his valuable services as an officer of the com- pany, therefore— Ktesolved, That while we humbly accept Ubis dispensation of Providence, and bow With res: ‘tion to the Almighty decree, we deplore his loss to the company as that of a faithful and e‘fielent officer, and to the com- munity as tbat of an upright man and use- fal citizen. Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to the family of the deceased in their bereavement.” Mr. Schmidt was @ member, in good stand- ing, Of St. Jono’s Ledge, No. li, F. A. A.M, and of the Masonic Mutual Relief Associa- tion. —_o—__ Picnics, EXCURSIONS, ETC.—St. John’s Club will give an excursion to night to Polnt Lookout. The Jane Moseiey will leave tne 6th street wharf at 10 o'clock p. m., return- ing Monday morning. See advt. ‘he Mary Wasbington will as usual make two trips to Mount Vernon Springs to-mor- row. advt. The Lady of the Lake makes @ five hours’ trip down the I to-morrow after- noon , leaving her wharf at 3 p. m. There will be a festival and tournament for Une benefit of Carroll chappel, near Forest Glen station, next Tuesday and Wednes- day. Seeadvt. —_+—__ BUILDING PERMITS issi.ed by Inspector Plowman:—Mr. » mmodel @ store nortp ivania avenue, between lat = 2d streets: Samuel J. Parker, two wo-s MATHIAS’ Potnt. — The F; ‘redericksburg Star says: Mr. Charles Mason, of King jeorge, has sold his farm, “ Mathias’ Poiat,” on the Potomac, to Mr. James E. Owens, a: $10 per acre. We are informed that a pro- vision was inserted in the deed that in tue event the Royai Land Company should make Matbias’ Point the eastera terminus of their road Mr. Mason is to share in any increase of its value by reason of suc tex as. | 4; Ee} 4 ‘will not tied Biore: Le Jose Qunch; York avenue, . per! ny e at Ww ver 3 per 1D. Ganr’s, eae — Beeet, @ lish stiff Hate - ofall Favi er is cool and Pears ( the Centennial 508; G: Greater of 3¥b3.; Berg smashed by the Ege. ase your mind easy OULTR: 4.0086 60 ROPERRIRG—Last tthe stable of Mr. | where on J. N. Rossel, at the ‘soraee of 9th aud I | durable streets, was broken open, and ® quantity of harness, valued at £30. was stolen. ---- wood shed of Mr. Jobn T. Sullivan, No, 1351 nee 1 Kasy Feet, &e. H strcet northeast, was raided last night and urtalled. Dr. White, Chiropod! of fifteen years: tical exp thromehout nited his wood and coal supply wase fates aod ‘Capadas to Being lo- —s—— THE COURTS. ‘Washington, D. C., in 1361, saccess- fally treats Corns, 5 Nalis, anemen bi ep on semana oe rm Chilblains, Vascular Ex &e., at maaele Wor, win tee oe oe Retora cite Willetts ieee gap por sehcol. Jobn Surat, larceny ofa coat worth Ww eee hae Veet $16 from King Ertechinson; #50 and costs or REMOVAL—First and le three months in jail. Wm. Stafford, larceny | 4° Fischer bas enlarged his establishment of $23 !from Gabriel Baldwin; $50 or three by removing to his new buliding, 906 G street months tn jail. Mary Brooks. assaul!; $10 | northwest, three doors from 9 street, ear or thirty days to jail. Henry Wallace and | the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopi- David Payne, lou’, $5 each. ick Garvey | ing the latest improvements, whether of forfeited. Margaret Nichols, do. Jane B. Boyle,do. Mary Oilenstetn, disorderly con- ductand loud snd boisterous language; #5. Leopo!d Offenstein was fined 85 for contempt. He was also required to give $100 bonds to keep the —. George McCallan, profane; $5. Daniel Dines, maintaining @ nuisance; $5. Robert Smith and Martin Penn; affray; continued under bonds. American or European invention, he is en- pay 6 per cent. intereston pen ged omen On demand. Special rates on time deposits. GEORGETOWN. agterest paid January snd Jaly or, cred- Tue BURNED TuG Boat.—The tug boat pea tater —— bolelgteg attana- ona PILLS are tT may tear ico on nesday, as 8 ‘HE ST. Thusday, was insured for €4,000 in @ compas precvous Hi Dyspep- ny of which Mr. George Wise, of Alexan- dria, is agent, in addition to’ the furtuer a@mount of $3,000 in an office in Washington. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—Sorme unknown | %D. P etagee attempted last night an entrance nto the stables of Daniel Linkins, wood and — aid but their efforts were unsuc- LUMBER. ceasful. — mG hAIE TRADE 1.500 bushels of wheat to | (OAL! COAL! . rive, were offered on 'change mornin} and sold at $1.30 per bushel. - READ! BEAD!! PANIC PRICES! ANTHRACITE OOAL from @6 per ton up, ac- cording tq quality. wing on hand the larses stock in the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill erders at once, without waiting for the uncertain arrival ot Auction Coal, 2,240 Ibs. always farnished to the ton. ET Try us before purchasing elsewhere, JOHNSON BROTHERS, and J "a wharves, man caarasaadoeeay caer fot pow po F and 1142 9h street northwest. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. —————<re--____ THE GRAND LovGe I. 0.0. F. reassem- bled yesterday moraing in Philadelphia, Grand Sire Durham ip the chair. A resolu- tion was adopted directing the grand secre- tary to exact and enforce an undeviating cow pliance with article 1750 of the digest of the Grand Lodge, which requires cos! pay- ments for ail orders from state Grand Lod, and state Grand Encampments for books, odes, aiplomas, cards. &c. A resolution pro- viding for the appointment of a committee to look into the subject of the records of the introduction of the order in Europe, to make them more acurate, was adopted. At twelve o’c'ock the Grand led to the re- ception of memorial resses on deaths of members. GEN. Dix 1 vi 8 collector of an- Uques in the way of farniture, and his house ig filed with quaint and beantiful pieces picked up in country places. An aggrieved brotber-collector says he thinks that the jeneral has not left one village of Long friana nnexplored. cen. White Biding (per hundred)... sessessemee G1 80 ‘6 SOCIETY IS FOUN! ON CLOTH.» Vitginte Pine Nlooring, ner nro ally as iow. A small lot of Oax, Hickory, Walnut, and Poplar the usual pri ‘at lowest market GEORGE H. JOHNSON, sugis-ly Corner 18th and E streets n. w. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, It will be to the interest of parchasers of material for building parposes to examine my stook. I have esuperior FLOBIDA FLOORING 4-4apd 5-4, Kiln dried. Also VIRGINIA PINS FLOORING er with sortment of MOULDINGS, DOORS, &o.,&0., which I will sell at priees to suit pur- chasers. A FULL STOOK OF BLAOK a@oops NOW IN STOUK, NOTHING SUT SATISFACTORY GOODS OFFEBED, NET CASH PRICES: Double Breasted Black Cloth Frocks, ©1560, 816.20, 619 30, 622.60 and 927 Black Cicth Vests, mostly of my own manufacture and equal to com tomer work, For 6270, $3 60, @4.50 and @5 40. Bisck Doeskin P; DANIEL SHITH, wugd-tr Phenix Mill, 1310 Ohio avenue. LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER. ‘or » 87.65, 69 and 89.90. Extra Bives at a snail advance, Black Worsted Costs and Vests, For $18, $19.90, 922.50 and $24.30, Al! reliable good: @UBR RBEDUCED PRBIOCES: ae i VIRGINIA PINE BOAEDS, yor hundred, 81.60 ready-made articles may be returned within two weeks, if not sofled or worn, and the purohsse | WHITE PIAS OULLS, (£004)... 2.00 money will be refunded. WHITE PINE OULLS, (19 120b cen 9.00 WHITE PINE BIDINGiciccncenessenne 9.00 CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT, WHITE PINE 4-4 and 6-4, DRESSRD....... 9.50 SECOND FLOOR. Suits to order from 924. OUB $1.60 BOARDS Are Post Quality. ALL 16 FEET LENGTH. ‘B7 Call and see them. “ea WILLET & LIBBEY, ONE PRICE ONLY. PBIOKS IN PLAIN FIGUBES. CASH DISCOUNT, TEN PBB ONT GEORGE C. HENNING, The Great Anodyne and Nervine. sopl3-tr 410 SEVENTH STREBT. NATTANS CATHARTIO AND Set? ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS, STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, For the radical cure of Habitual Costivencss. Cold, BRING THE CRLEBEATED Nervous and Sick Hi ys sia and In dixestion, Liver Complaints ulisous Lisor- G@ALIPEA BITTER. ders ceneraily, Jaundice and Piles. Firat, they are od |; Contain no anton ‘amity physic, and ciency. box. sale only by ARTHUR BATTASS, Druggist, eugls-tr ‘34 and D streets northwest. Pe LsvELruia SIHIBITION, C8esse @ BLACKWELL'S pess PICKLES in Malt Vinegar, —— R'# SAUCES for Fis: ———_______ Ppoerrsp MEATS and Fi8H, ——$_$______ GENCINE MUSTARD, To bs had ofall Drurcists, Send for Pamphlet, BELT’S GALIPEA BITTER, Depot, 13 Camden id street, Baltimore, ma SAWL TYLER, Jr., WHOLESALE AGENT, angi3-3m* Ho. $29 19th st.. Washington. D. 0. G*e4t REDUCTION IN PRICE Soresiogn MALT VINEGAR, coEkR, AL BTS OF or DELIVERED FO ALL Fae Rare. THE OITY Zi J jamez EBLIES, MARMALADES invited, and are sold all Schedule —2 ull load of 40 bushels for @2 smalter loads conte per baal cartage Woustia. OFFICE OF WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COM- strect northwest; 711 1st street northwest; 4 UF te Tio Briage terest, Genrevtown, sopli-tr oe Gn so povaxs, PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. apat-w HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODs. ow is the time to have your FUBHAOBS AND BBATBES W. D. WYVILL, HOOE, BEBO. 2 Co, 1328 F STREET. New and choles designs in WILTON, VBL- VT, TAPESTRY, THEER-PLY and INGEAIN CABPBTING, LINOLBUM, O1L OLOTSB, BUGS gene ly MATS, &c., £0. STOVES AND RARGES A Hew SILV. to heat two eee erames FURNACES it GOLD'S WARM. Gold’s Centennial BANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING, Vast Ison end Machine WORK. Tin and Wrought Iron WOBK. CHANDBLIERS, largest variety of new patterns fu the city. sepld-ly AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. a cHANGs OF Bik , TMIaET. CMELIEU anne, Charlee Pope. @AS0Om MATINER SATURDAY. BDAY BIG saroaper BeST aot ‘ext weet ie corm st Balad QUSER. Dr Ba. BM. a at bth et. Bing gai iinet eyecet Sot Perhaps he Saar par anon , 7th street, and Hi. b. dtresbarger, T INFERS a cn BACK BaS@R, (Seontng’s Sia- IRISB. BETWEEN TEE core, ti] ca 7 + & ber 26. OES YT CuSDAT Se satus! am cect day, Spectal ical aud Potomec bafirend Desot 8: different hours da: Dg passengers tri tnolt hy 2 Doane. jo thokete, juding THE GREAT AIKEN COMBINATION. NOVELTY-OKRAMA-FA 'S. Bichetiev.... ..... Dake Of G10stOr...eereeenceeeeere Charles Pop?. Lactozs. ON THE TALMUD; “Its Bthice and feeton, 38 cei Bo. 306 7th st. tioa,) << AMERICAN RIFLE ill commence leg the dav. and the ForpD'’s OPERA HOUSE. The Popular Novelist #ud Oolloquial Actor, 26 GUIRES, And the Laughable Musical Faroe entitied ‘AMING A GOOSE. FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY. September 23-UNOLE TOM'S OABIS. sel8 tt TER COMIQUE, Tee ine Pennsnvenia OPEN THE YEAR ROSGND. EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for Le- dies and Children ZVEBY BSD. SATUBDAY ‘APTRENCOM, Oo” — FIRST-CLASS IN AVERY RESPECT. ‘TH Oavensia ieee sand Deeds Beratcineee, » Lectu ic men Baving first clase conveniences, and a well liguved stage, seppiied with new scenery, will be rented oa favorable terma, “Apply at the’ Janitor'e ofice, tn the Hall. eepk iia OLDNo.) On Exhibition (Nzw No, 456 and Sale 439 7TH Br. t aR No. 439 Tih sirect, “Ey ratue Oost —— OasE. S7 Please remember Name and Humber. jy1-ly EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. ESTIV4L AND TO! benefit of OABROLL OBA! aL Nporeet Gt tion. ane nd WED! second day. geese b Bound-trip tickets, 45 cents. T. JOHA’S OLUB EXOURSION TU Pi ST JoHes obvs Exocnsion OINT ‘The steamer JANE MOB: pie EK ae ge oe om . Tickers. gat be bad at the scveral Masoets Hails of any of u commi'tee State-rooms can be secut from WU. SEABS, corner of lith and F atree’ Soapay EXCUR: OF THE MARY WASHIN 1 hereafter be nade oaly to mt" YSRSON Sruings Twhove ‘Bo. 4a: toxicating drinks will be sold on arounds or boats we tp 7th-street wharf st 10 4. m., seta -; fare 40 cents. Second leaving at 4 returning st 8:30, fare 06 conte. ‘the first trip cau ‘return on the ssoond trip charge, | Refreshments, in- — 0am be bed om the Persons wishing to spend a pleasant day in the UnDAY bese i LADY OF THE LAER. Hereafter snd until further notice, the Lake will regular ber whart, foot of #th streets pears, trp on the Potomac, arri Fare, its; children half price. 7th aad oeb street oars go directly to the whart, —— GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. BEYIVAU SERVICAS —Dumbarton stroot » by the pastor. er, ho will alsa preach every e turdey excepted.) HOTELS. ; HOUSE, FIFTEENTH AND @ STREETS, my-ly Wasnineron, D.O. HOTEL AUBRY, WALNUT STEERT, Frem Thirty-Third te Thirty-Fourth, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ON THE BUROPEAN PLAN, STRICILY FIRST-CLASS. BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY. JAMES T. STOVER, Proparistos, myH-wisfm ESTMIASTER NOTE, O8 THE BUBOPEAR PLAN, Corner I: Place and 16:h Bow York, ‘One Block from Union Square and Brosdwasre” city. Convenient to the great aay soccer t0'all parts of tbe sept.-t.thaely PIANOS, &c. “(CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.” In all senvine DECK EB BROTHERS’ fren plate out pe cast u; - > , @. KUHN, Role ., ‘ . . 0 tn street akove an ecalnSira. D.O.; Art a] 7 ANUS, whi aay Pianos jame@ail P®OF. Lucien & CoLtinzne’s POPULAR FRENOH OLASSE8. THASE GRADES. MOBDAY snd THURSDAY BVENLEGS ot 7 o'clock, 611 F street porthwest. On other days at 1234 1 treet northwest. (Bee circular.) Ae aa LAW DEPABTMENT ‘The satempal term of the on INDESGOATER AND Bus Misses POLLOC: ovens IRB, Teacbere! From 708 lth street northwest to 1127 13th street perthwest, Setwecn p= aod & Bormal whi apply to 1127 19h Pours MO = 301 EDUCATIONAL, . ‘The pro- the etudente fn the Untversty Titi COOKS Protemor. OR . OF to TOS Lith street a. w ae BEsUNE ee 706 i wre soph tr artment will be- sumed bis leeone at seeecn. Vor arrangements and Socademy frcm 10 to 12 a. ‘the abo at F ETTORE GaRilis SINGIWa adaD Maront’s Hail.— Ba < the above Prof bas re place for the ensuing Daye of toition, WEDNESDAY, ard SATURDAY. ania and SSGLIEH. FREN UBCT SURVOL Girls 915 Bew York GELO JACOBSON Princi feasion Commences Septem jackson Pl ¥ Fen us nor ih west, fer The nti Number of boargers limited to fifteen. Average charges tember 5: | ae year. Twenty-fourth year Sep Boarding «nd Mi, VEENON SEMINARY 7 School for Young Ladies and Misses, 204 De F street porthweet, Waeb' ington, D.O, ‘Foil term opens September 15. Mrs. J Miss S. a. Natural Mise M. Miss the Se) minary. NATION OHUROA Medicine. Obaries V. Some: Pri re. Pri Peach ot F Swoner. Clara B. Bi Teacher ies, Teacher of ; Teacher of “B. Hagner, M. D., Professor of Clinical LTT. incipal. er of Mathemation and of Latin and Spanien Bisto information apply to the o—} gaket Boarman, M.D, Demonstrator of Anstomy. Jobn Walter, M. D., Prosetor to the Ohair of Anatomy. During ihe course, Clinical Lectures will bs de- Tivered end B. S?; CECILIA’S AGADEM street, will Terms for For particulars ap; at Provid r.and et Boarders reopen M’ STIONSL MEDIOAL COL! Course of ber 3, ee UMB! J, Ford Thompson, W.W. Job: Kip, Lect wm. B: Drinker. AN ONT vores will ., with Ag) ou lence Hospital by Professors Eliot the Children’s Hospital by Pro- seston 100 Soa oF TeR Fifty fifth sity th = juctory MONDAY, Octo- begin on by Prof. Faccutr: cology. Fristoe, ub. Anatom: Wm. Lee, D.. OMB SOBO00s., street son’ beast mrace: SEPTEMBER Lith. peruments angsl. jew . Bowers, , Demonst Dan No. Ti07 be York avenue bn O. Riley, AM M.D. Jo! J eT M : Professor of Materis 1B Frotosser of Sargery. of Medicine. M.D., Professor of Obstetrics ané » Professor of Chomistry. MD. B.BOS, Professor oe LEY. pl : i 2: z ® if mM. NSON, a Guavas. 231 INGLE PL.OB, © Ntoth ‘al seost - Male and Femate De. { Principats. for a limited number opens on SEPTEMBER Borthwest. Circulars ie EDUCATIONAL. Ae eee Se ene Wee: ® D AGBIOULTUBAL COLLEGE. DARE Nett neemton commences Wednesday, Beptem- Twrisom ‘vee for stadents from the State and Die- For Qnteiccurseppty to Wek “PARK RR, Preetent, Prince George | onatr Ma GENTLEMEN'S GOODs. FALL STYLES NOW READY a BBOADWAY DRESS HATS FROM Qs TO @x. ALso, FINS SOFT AND STIFF FELT BATS OF THE MOST APPBOVED PATTERNS BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS BAT Fine assortment of SILK, Ba UMBRELLAS. KERR & GREEKS, Hatters, ie-tr_ 1419 Pa ave. above Witard's Hotel, FaLL STYLE DRESS HATS, troduced in Bew York by the Broadway lat- whee wae eck RIOR 88 TO @%. 23 designs tn BOFT FSLTS and SLIFY 5 s sogte-tr™” Tosa Pe eve sore tree Tih t. en ee [DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FIBEST DRESS SHIRT FOR Batistaction always guarantesd. bi ool BS aod OUF! ¥ ond BEWaALe a prices +i JAMES THOMPSON'S 8) ely 804 F street jatiding. K28Ps PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRES8 SHIRTS, ba 4 SEEATEST INVENTION OF Tes AGE. x Gpe Dress ete dollars, @6, }y29 Sawa abapes Gina FALL. We bave now in stock all the new styles in OSTRICH AND ‘BS, > RIBBONS ABD ORNAMENTS. STEAW AND FELT HATS. FARO! PEATHE oem for winter portation I sell for Afieen aape? baton palr.5 button at @1 35 per pair. FROM NEW YORK. CaN ASO Rice vauvae, “HAR sull-tr 1109 Fiawex, Detween Lith zn. 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 in LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, OVEE SKIETS AND BASQUES, one LADIES USDEEW, PABASOLS and SUB UMBBELLAS at be 3) 10 FLOWBES, HATS, EIBBON, anc MILL IBB GOODS lees than cost. JUST BECELVED— & large sssortment of HAMBUBG EDGES BORU LACES selling at # reduced price. OORSETS and KID GLOVES tne great variety, HUMAN HAIB very iow at S HELLERB, 716 MARKET SPAOCB. MISS EA. moconmIcK, $288 9rx BTBEBT, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING, Daily receiving all the Intect Slovel ties ta OHuIP \D STRAW bat . 5 AMD OT LOWES Le ket TS: LACORS, jen?-tr Ladies of W cali Si Riaetinston and vicinity are tavzted = VERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER AT GLO Bch Erreet, Opposita Patent Office, COAL AND WOOD. Coalr Coal con URE Begum SELLING OUT CHEAP: br vwiich l uber at o_o permet STOVER O08 saneeneenteemnnenenseneenevee cosnenee Jeft at yard ca Sh strest, beiween D and