Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1876, Page 4

> EVENING BONDAY STAR. , 876 Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFICE OF ORTEF SIGNAL OFFIONR, WASHINGTON, September 25, 1416. For the middle avd eastern states, north- east winds, stationary barometer and tem- ature ard cloudy weather, possibly clear- Es ‘a the southern portion of the middle At- lantic slates. LOCAL NEWS. Awnusements, &c, To-night. Wational Theater —“The Natad Queen.” Ford's Opera House —Unele Tom's Cabin.” Theater Comique— “The Two Orpbans,” and varieties. Condensed Locals. Boernum’s circus left for Baltimore yester- day werping. ‘Toe street Tarope ‘will be lighted at 9p. m., gray and extinguished atéa.m. at box of fine rs and from Coi. Suit shows taal the soll on ble Mary: land farm s well adapted for frat* raising. Jneége 8. C. Mills bas resumed his privaie practice, as will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere. From J. C. Parker we have late New York gna Fniladelphia papers in advance of the The Sunday Gazette signalized the advent of its enterprising new management by issuing @ number of extras ye-terday giving the par- Ticulg rs of the Hel! Gate explosion. The Covrt in General Term met t>day and immediately adjourned until Wecuesday. There are i22 cases on the calendar, among them sc me very important. The talloring establishment of Wm. Rib- Ditzky, on New York avenue, near lith s'reet, Was robbed of a quantity of gcods last ight. tie schooner William Donnelly, which arrived at Alexandria Saturday from Ricn- mond, brought four large blocks of granite for the Bishop Jobus monument. The New York republican association on Satorday evening last elected Clarence R. Ferguson and A. U. Ogden members. Sev- eral political addresses were made. The wreck of the tug Governor Cartin, which was burned at Quantico Jast week, arrived at the navy yard Saturday. Her botler and machinery are to be removed. A coal oll lamp exploded in the house of Mr. George H. Jounson, 916 11th street, Sat urday evening, Occasioning slight damage. The fre department was cailed ont, but did not go into service. At the Tilden and Hendricks barbecue at Branchville, Saturday afternoon, addresses ‘were made by C. 8. Voorhees. Capt. Bur- rougbs, W. P. Perry, Waiter P. Fioyd, of Va., E.C. Carrington, E. #. Keighiley, Go! Lesier, D. J. Mohun and H. Johns. Zion Wesiey Sabbath school has elected W. ©. Costio, Wm. Washington, Wm. M. Green, Miss G. L. Davis and Miss M. Cosey &8 representatives in the national conven- lop, which will meet in this city at the 19th- street Baptist ehureh, on the morning of October 1 Mr. C. James, of —— and Wel- don postal service, who was fatally injured in the late accident on the New York and ‘Wasbington —- line, and died at Tor- risville, Pa., last '» Was brought to this city and buried at Glenwood yesterday. Mr. James was detailed from the depart- ment as examining clerk, and at the time of the accident was on his way to New York. delegation of national vet- sal reunion at Indianapolis ou ‘Wednesday and Thursday last, were met at the Baltimore and Potomac depot Saturday evening and welcomed home by @ large pnumber of ihe members of the club. Tne Indiana State that at the recent de- Monstration in that city “the Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington dele- — presented, by all means, the best pearance, both ta ari: anc in eniggm, of @DYy organization of the reunion.” —— Raid on a Notorious Baguio. THE “MADAME,” SEVERAL YOUNG GIRLS, AND TWO YOUNG MEN ARRESTED. Frequent complaints having been made by the residents in the vicinity of 11th street, between Pennsylvania avenue aud E street, @s to the suspicious character of @ house ou the west side of that street, for several years Kept by Sarah (alias “Madame”) Biack, Major ‘Ruchards determined to breax it up, and an order to that effect was given to Lieut. Vernon, in charge of the 5th precinct, on Saturday last. Lieut. Vernon, with Sergeant Dinsmore, a@rrapged & piano for @ raid,which was carried tuto effect last night between 11 and 12 o'clock. At tbe time stated these officers, With Privates Block, Jeffries, and Shilling, by a ruse eifectec an entrance into Madame Biack’s cage and capiured the old woman, with three young but eolled doves, who gave their pames #s Miunie Henderson, Lillie Howard, aud Mattie Owens, and a foppish little javenile sinner, who gave the name of William Howard. ey were all secured and taken to the station-Loure in a flatter- be | state of excitement, where protestations of innocence and tears were freely intermin- gied. The old woman, dressed in silks and feathers. put on a face of offended dignity, and declared to the officers that sne hai 20 control of the cage, having sold out her Tight and title tothe furniture in July last to Mattie Owens, one of the young gtris, woo owned up to the purchase, and said she had papers to prove it. It was ascertaines by ‘the raiding officers that Mattie had a young child, which had been left in the cage in cus. tody of an officer, and she was permitted to return to look after it, while the others were Jocked up ina = ing they were w: in'ine "Black M: by the rail. Mattie Owens produced a receipt before Mr. > show: had bought the furniture from Biack, for which she paid 1,100 in July last, since which time run ” She promised if rel tion to the Madam tn compan: = “Col. Frisbey,” Gandy young man arrested These girl are all young, noneof them be- ing above eighteen years of age, and are said to be eo of respectable parents. Oue of them a ly. Kind, where young giris are entrapped and take their Brat lessons in vice. Before the adjournment of the court the uame of Mat tie Owens was cajled, and not oe 8 collateral was ordered to be for: ved. = —e-— AMUSEMENTS — National Theater.—‘“ The Eplencdid spectacular production, “The Na'ad Queen,” will be presented this evening with new scenery, costumes and mechanism, in- troducing Miss a the co- Medienpe and v it, formerly of the Uuion Square Theater, New York; Miss Nellie Cummings and others of consider. able repute, not forgetting to mention tne Washington favorite, Mrs, Germon. Great juction of the upon the stage ‘tne b effects. pera Hse. To-night Howard's combination will begin their engagement in the famous drama,“Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Mr. Howard, who has sustained the charac. ter of “Uncle Tom” very successfully for many years, is very ably sup) bya fulldramatic cempany. The ath Caro- Hipa jobilee singers also appear. They con- st of nine f » and the fame of thetr plantation songs 1s widespread. Theatre Comique.—The leading attraction this week is the burlesque of the “Two Or- ne.” The embraces the pha: rogramme usual first-class Fartety perf , —.—— Sas Ravan i nig Nt ger eos '—Ad- mira! Porter, lorrt vermont, and Hon. W. 8. Holman, of Indiana, the commission authorized by Congress to select the site for the naval statue, « ,” have selected the intersection Pennsylvania avenue and Ist street west, just at the main entrance to the tol grounds. This ee —— contribation of the o men navy, was re- cent), it from Europe on the U.8. 8. Supply. It is of white marble, and was mace by Franklin Rome. a ae = the base of monument will upon the return of Secretary tothecity. At the last sessioa of Congress £20,000 was appropriated for that —— BURGLARY.— An attempt as made to enter the residence of Dr. A. Tr. Augusta, 1319 Lstost.on Saturday Bight, Ty prying & window in by bat ‘tee intewes were frightened off. The oMce was entered on Wednesday last and = books and papers thrown inte confu- | committee and escorted | the Arlington. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat- The [ntermational Hifie Coutest. AREBANGEMENTS FOR THE SH OOTING ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. The members of the American, Irish, Scotch and Australian rifle teams, who will | be our guests this week, will arrive at 11:20 to-night, and will be met by the reception \ their quarters at urday are the days for the shooting, whi Will Pegin promptly ae cee atl0 a.m. ra, Will be at 300, and 1,600 yards, and the shooting at each 6 will constitats a match, each contestant having shots. The other days of their stay wil be devoted to visiting points of interest, and at the | close of the week pe Sopot Wiligive res, them a at idence. The shootlog ai take place at Benning’s rTace-track range. The shooting stand is oa the quarter-streteh, directly in front of the T@abd stand, apd the marksmen shoot to- Wards the river, across the track di: ly at the shooting stand, and almost ereety at tbe turn near the three quarter pole. Tne balls that go beyond the target fall into the river. ‘She target used at long range is six feet bigh by twelve wide, with @ buil’s eye three feet in diameter, inclosed in & center fifty- four inches in diameter. The central portion of the target is six feet square, and any shot within this square apd not within the center cire'e cou as au inner shot. A shot in eitber of the three-foot strips, on each side of the square, counts an outer, and is the lowest shot tnat scores. When @ shot strikes the target it makes @ heavy thud ara leaves a black a on the white surface more tian an inch indiameter. When the marker bears the thud and sees where the bullet struck he pulls ver which raises a trap door and triapgularred danger signal as a warning to the marksman not to fire at that target. He then elevates through bis trap a dise three feet in diamet2r, large enough to cover the buli’s eye, and the color of the disc signifies the vaiue of the shot. ‘rains for Beuning’s wili run as follows: Special trains, landing passengers at the giounds, will leave Baltimore and Potomac depot at 9.50 and 11:50 @. m. ard 3:15 and 4: P-m. Returning, leave Benning’s for Wash- ington &t 5:59 p. m. and later. at close of each day’s shooting. Railroad Uekets, with coupons, including fare both Ways and admission to the grounds, haye been fixed at 75 cents. Judge Gildersieeve and Colonel Bodine = consented to participate in the match Te. The following are the teams as they will oot here: bhi Irish Team—Wiliiam Rigby, Edmund Johnson, J. K. Milner, Lieut. e Fen- ton, Lieut. Alexander Ward, W. G. D. Gott, ee and W. R. Joynt. h Team—Robert McVittie, Capt. W. Thornburn, Dr. J. Mitcheil, Wm. Clark, Ser- leant Peter Rae, Daniel Frasier, Thomas ‘bitelaw and Martin Boyd. Capt. H. J. King, Serg’t week: W.8. Lynch, J.J.Silade, Capt. B. J. Wardwe! pt. J. McGarvie Smith and Lieut. T. T. Faye Gen. T. 8. Daken, American Team—Major Major Henry Fulton, Col. Henry A. Gilder- sleeve, Col. W. B. Farwell, Col. John Bodin L. Weber, Ransom Kathbone and Allen. The Irish residents will present to the most successful member of the Irish team a hand- some gold medal—a Lan pe 3 lar, on each point of which there is a diamond; cest Will be $300. The second prize will be a silver goblet. Mr. H. Ciay Ford has kindly tendered the freedom of the National theater to the guests during their stay here, —.—_— The Western Market House. A MOVE TOWARDS ITS COMPLETION. It will be recollected that in 1873 the board of public works purchased a lot of ground a the southeast corner of 2ist and K streets northwest, suitable for @ market house, and in accordance with a law of the Legislative Assembly, approved the following year, raar- ket-house bonds were issued, the proceeds of the sale of which were to be applied to the construction of @ market-house; that a con- act was entered into between the board anc Mr, J. G. Naylor for the construction of said market, to cost $53,05;; that the work was entered upon and pi made so far as the grading and ete the foundation walls and a portion of the walls of the superstructure; also the preparation of the Wood work, involving an outlay of 29,690 65, when @ change was made by Congress of the District government, and ihe suas. pension of ali age works put @ sud- den stop to the undertaking, leaving the contractors in & rather awkward pre. dicament as to the outlay already made About this time a question of title arose as to the ground purchased, which added to the complications, and the matter of balld- ing laid in abeyance for a long time, during which the District Commiseioners and the attorney for the District were striving to unravel the net-work of difficulties and de- vise ways and means to proceed with the enterprise. The citizens of the westera por- Uon of the city were clamorous for the work Op, and to bave the old dilapidated shecs on K street, used for market purposes, removed, while the contractor for the new bulldirg was as much coucerned about his C@meges sustained by his investment of labor #nd material. The difficulties about the title having finally been removed, the Commissioners appointed a com. of three practical builders— Messrs. Edmonson, Jones and Piowman— to make an €xamination of the foundation walls and premises and make a report as to its condition, amount of damages sastained eg contractors, feasibility of &@ modification of the plans and specifications with 9 view lo reduce cost, &e, &c. This commission subsequently made a report, in which they reccmmerded that plain hard-burned brick be substitated for brick for the outer wails, and thai the furvishing of ao SS clock = the ae he from the specifications, thereby reducing cost to the tune of $3,400. —$———— The Irish Rifle Team. Editor Star:—“An Irishman,” who wrote a letter recently to THE Stak, commenting on the action which his countrymen posed to take on the occasion of the Irish rifle team’s visit to Washington, expressed tne feelings of most here, a0 far as the broadness of sentiment goes, and the writer of it, whoever he may be, is not more general and generous on that score than others equally interested. I asaure you, Mr. Editor, that nothing ts ee ry our minds than @ narrowness te jends, American teams We owe to the Irish rifle team the it relations which have grown up between the le of Ireland and America. It was not until the American team visited Irelaud that the feelings of the Irish towards the Ameri- cans were properly understood and appreci- ate¢. The more magnificent reception which was given to the American team, who Were looked upon as the re) tatives of the United States, was due t meas- ure to the Irish team. It is for this that we mean to mark their advent to the capital of America by Mees | recognition. Let no na- tive Irishman hold back from performing his part to make it worthy of the occasion. it will not interfere with the reception which the Washington rifle team is to accord to them, and it will not mar anything of it either. It is from the class to which Messrs. Milner and Rigby belong that Ireland’s champions often come—the Butts, Blunders, and Gal- braiths of the present, the Tones, Emmetts, and Sheares of the past. DAB. Respectfully, C., Sept. 24, 1876. WaSHINGTON, esiring to visit the Can- NoTICE.— Person! teuplal apd be present ov the greatest day | ARKANSAS Fewate COLLEGE At LIT. TLY Rock —From responsible parties woo | 8re familisr with the wants of this new ana Struggling enterprise, we feel free to com:- Mend It to the Kind consideration and tronage of all who are interested in the a Yepeementof education. The Rev. Dr. Wi field, who bas been rent out by the governor of the state and by the of trustees to folicit aid in behalfof the institution, was in our city a few weeks since, and having met With oply partial success, will, in a few cays, return from Baitimore to renew nis efforts In| this ‘vicinity. He wants tsn thousand dollars. gentlemen have ven him donations of $250, (Mr. Macethan: Sha others,) some #25, $10, and $5, and Dow as an incentive to bis success, one tle- man of known liberality (Mr. Samuel Nor- needed) in order that, he may be seeoonceet needed) in order that he ma: to secure the balance. 3 ———e—__ RETURN OF JUDGE SNELL —Judge Snell returned to this city Saturday night, after a six weeks’ visit to the north, in excellent health, and resumed his duties in the Police Court this morning. During his absence his during the exhibition (Thursday, the 24ui Pennsylvania state day), should purchas tickets for the Grand Centennial Excursion by the trustees of the Odd Fellows’ Ballding Association, on Wednesday, September Zi th. A special train will leave the Baitimore and Obio Railroad depot, corner of New Jersey avenue and C street, at 11 o’ciock p.m. $5 for the round ‘Tickets good for ten days RISE IN THE PoTOMAC.—The hea’ klipe as 7, ane contpued a for the duty of police judge. OUR LONG EXPERIENCE, constantly creasing business and unequaled facilities enable us to offer @ larger and finer stock of boys’ and children’s clothing than others, ‘and gt lower prices than common goods are sold elsewhere. B. Robinson « Co., boys, clothiers, Pep lvania avenue, next to Willian's—ace. , a | ROMAN gold, Lake George diamonds, onyx and gold, coral, silver and tag we Te- celved at Prigz’s Jewelry store, No.437 Penn- sylvania avenue, near 4x street.— adv. pretest Trusecn THE COURTS. PoLice Court—Jud Ursie Dosenberry, Charlies Inghram, Her- sey Wiillams, George Clark, John Beil, Jas. P. Mackey, Edward P. wradely. fon, William Yocum, Mary Rutherford and Charles Mahoney forfeited collaterals. JOHN NELSON'S HARD LUCK. Jovn Nelson, who was released from jail by order of the court on Friday last, was run im again by Detective McDevitt Saturday evening on the charge of vagrancy. The court administered a lecture to Nelson, in Which he was reminded of the clemency ex- tended to him on many occasions by the ‘im the workhouse for 90 days. Dr. Ashwander, vagrant; 90 days in workhouse. Anthony Shee! 8, indecent Exposure; #5. Peter Daly forfeited coliateral. Wm. Lee, Elijah Dickson and Emma Mi K, peak: $5each. John Shea, drunk and ditorderly; 85. Thomas Williams for- feited. Ella furney, 5 loud and $5. John Ferguson, Bnei. jac ostruetic 2 ing o jetions 01 the carriageway; dfemnissed- :; loud; #5. Dabney Dennison, Thom: down. * Bettie Curtis; vagrant; down. Geo. Dou; as Hart, same; and Thomas Lev: Thomas, larceny of a watermelon: tle Owens forfeited $75 for keeping bawd; on Virginia Stover’ sopra st days a or six a; ii Jail. Wm. Dodson, larceny of a wire screen peace. James Stevens, alias James Stew- art, alias James Hall, was sent down for vagrancy, having escaped recently from the twas tp for disorderly conduct sed. piataiey is up for er! a dt guilty: was taxed Hd ~ ~ GEORGETOWN. BURGLARY.—The store of Somers & Smitii, ship chandlers, on Water street, was entered Stan early hour on Saturday morning, and 5 in money, some cigars, and other mis- cellancous goods were carried away. ANOTHER RISE IN THE RIVER —A tele- gram from Harper's Ferry reports that heavy rains have visited that section of the country, and that the river that point is rising steadily. Tne river here is aiso ris- ing, and at one o’clock this morning the water reached above the level ofthe wharves. On the ebbing of the tide it fell, however, about two feet. No serious damage is ap- a ‘The current in the river is quite aw: GRarNe TRADE.—The offerings on ‘Caange this morning amounted to 3,400 bushels of wheat, 1,750 of ich sold @t 81.23%, 450 at $1.27 4, abd 1,200 as1254%. The boat J. N. Thomas arrived Sa lay with 3,400 busnels Of wheat toJ.G. & J. M. Waters. LARGE Gkain.—_W. H. Tenney & Sons exbibited this morning at the Merchants’ Exchange a sample of white rye grown in Obio. The grain was remarkable for its un- usual size. Deng double that of ordinary rye. and for the uni. ity and transpareticy of the grains. The rye easily commanded fifty cents pound. A DEMENTED WASHINGTONIAN AT- TAMPTS SuICipE.—Judge James Pierce, of Washington, D. C., and bis friend, Mr. J.J. McLaughlin, came to the Gibson house @ few days ago and engaged a suite of rooms. It soon became evident that the jadge was afflicted with temporary insauity. His friend wanted to get him away to go to Bt. Louis, but he would not leave. Yesterday morning he refused to go into the dining room, because he imagined in his diseased ‘ippi depot. This was the about four hours lin returned alone. the last seen of either jJater, when Mr. McLaugh’ He said that he was in fall motion, the crazed man jamped from his seat, ran to the piatform aud sempet off. The train was stopped and backed to the scene and the side of the track carefully searched. The judge neither dead nor @livecould be found. The most igh search of the neighborhood id not reveal his whereabouts. McLaugh- lin returned to the Gibson house for the the search will be re- man. It is believed that he will be found wandering comeing iz where that neighborhood.—|[ Cincinnati Kiss AND MAKE IT Up—An Example jor Husbands in the Habit of Losing their Temper.— A bad case of mother-in-law was before Judge Collier, of the criminal court to-day, in the form of a suit for surety of the 00, wi in which & her hus! flourishing @ revolver and eatening to take her life. The wife’s mother lived in the family, and it was developed that she was the root and germ of the trouble. The hus- band was penitent, and protested to the judge that he didu’t mean to burt bis wife, that he loved her, and ever after would be a good good husband to her. The jude. to make ase urance doubly sure, put him under bonds to keep the peace, alier which he let him go. while passing out of the court-room with his wife, in fall view of thejudgeand spectators; be —t. her under the chin and imprinted on her lips asmacking kise Then turaing and looking at the jadge and speciators witn @ face as grave as # parson’s, he strode ont, while @ general titter convulsed the court- room.—|[ Pitisbury Leader, ANOTHER DEATH FROM HYDROPHORIA. We learn from @ gentieman who obialns the facts from the physician in charge that a shocking case of bydrophobia took place at Summit Park, Rockiana i morn- ing. The victim is William er, nine years of age, of that place. On June 20th he Was bitten by a amall “Spitz” dog, with which be was playing; the wound was on the forefinger and very slight. The circam- stance was soon forgo We Six LABORERS CRUSHED TO DRATH.— While six Sw: were &t work at the bottom of @ shaft in an old iron mine N. Y., last Mi * nas of overhabging oke away, and CITY ITEM BLRIGBT BYES, regular features and 8. ceful Sgure fail to uce their due effect { the comp'exioo is defaced with ptm or blotches, or the skin ts rough or To remedy these defects use Glenn's er Depot, Crittenton’s, No.7 Sixth Ave- faire Bir Bye of 's Hoir Dye restores the tin youth to gray locks. S mywne ——$9-—__- Fhe Machine Was Wern Ont, it was not well built, of mea ‘Why? Not because Easy Dr. White, Chiropodis' ical experience throughout the tates and Canadas previ: cated in Washington, D. C. fully treats Corns, Bunions, Chilbieins, Vascular his establishment, 1416 Opposite Willard’s Hotel. three doors from 9: Senne by those not 6s SOCIETY A FULL STOCK OF BLACK @ooDS NOW 18 BTOOK. NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY OFFERKD. NET CASH PRICES: Double Breasted Black Cloth Frocks, 913.50, $16.20, 819.90, @23.80 and Black Cicth Vests, mostly of my own manufacture and equal to cus tomer work, For @8 70, @3 60, 94.50 and @5 Black Doeekin Pantaloo: For $5 85, 87.65, 69 and $9.90. ‘Extra Bizes at s small advance. Black Worsted Coats and Vests, All ready-made articles may he returned within two weeks, if not sofled or worn, and the purchase money will be refanded. CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. Suits to order from $24.30 upward. ONE PRICE ONLY. PEIOES iN PLAIN FIGURES. OASH DISOOUNT, TEN PER CBNT GEORGE C. HENNI sopls-tr }» ae. it, of fifteen 4 ted and Dyeing. larged his establisnment by removing to his new bu!iding, 906 G street iptly adopt- whether of American or European invention, he is en- abled to do apy work in 8 manner not to be possessing — For 918, 819.80, 933.10 and $24.30, 410 SEVENTH STREET. The fads BLU Bafircad Ticket, sith coipons tnctadt sion to the cronaa', 75 82d offiess Of th Bue, 3 corner 6th street and Pennsyivauis A FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. Tom Combiration the Great Moral Drama of UACLE TOWS CABIN: Senuire plantation slaves. ‘Two Matiness—TOBSDA Y¥ end SATUBDAY. October 3—-MAD. RENTZ'S MiNOTRELS. NATIONAL THEATER. faiting Bide Teams, will, b “ vie Mroceat oa tele Tasers ee Oe SCOTCH, AMERICAR RIFLE TEAMS, At BENBING’S BANCE, TUESDAY, September 26—Match over the 80- THURSDAY September yard razge BATULDAY, September 30—10.0-yard range. as—9ro dey commence promptly at 10 a.m. Shooting each a vo grounds, 500, Admissien to grand ic ngers atthe grounds, ry S23 aed vas ead later: ot eact dry 's shootin; F, Co: ner 13h steeot ana Penneyl*: order of the ge A SPHEBD, Chai jecretary (TREAT ER COM QUE. enn sy lwante Avenue. Goops ‘77H ST! SW ASHINGTON, D.0. ‘The finest Hall in the ‘city for Balis, Boviables, ‘ctures and Drematic Kutertainaecuts, Rage tupplicd with sos teeners nt be eae favorable je 3 favorable Apply at the Janitors moe. in = OLy No.) On Exhibition (NEw No. 7TH 8t. aT ‘7TH Sr. “MARE EITER’ x “. No. 432 Tih sivect, between D and B streets, sight Qhofee Oil Paintings, Bagre rings, ae pngenyo epics See doors above Odd Fellows’ The Great Anodyne and Nervine. BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, for the Tournament wili t second day. is POSTPONED By order Committee. “sop2s st" FESTIYAL AND TOURNAMENT for the benett of CABROLL CHAPBA, near Forest Glen Hon, Metropol 0.8. B..on TORS- | DAY and WEDNESDAY, Sept. 36 and 27. Riding commence at 2 o'clock p. Trains leave Washingtoa at m.; returniag leave Forest special SUNDAY Exccnsi0n MARY WASHINGTON Will bereatter be made only to MT VERNON SPEINGO, where ‘to 1a: toxicating drinks will be sold on 96 bd Lea’ 7th-street wharf at eoieaving . Na, seturning at 3 p. m.; fare 40. cont leaving at 4 ‘turning at cents. Those going the scoond trip tres cluding good” country grou Persons wishing to spend a pleasant day tn Sonar SBXCUBSION the abounds, jy18-Sma N THR LaDy or THS LAKE, until Lak y BRING THE CELEBRATED = barf, foot of Sih soset, GALIPEA BITTER. Cath an ae Fen and ots street case go directly te the whart, 1s, 18 am, unfailing for WABVOUSHESS, | _Je3/-Sm DEPB! On coke Mier neuen cteniee or-auiotigg draugnt, with no bed after effete, wifi | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. BiTTBS « most excellent and TO ‘It ts at the eame an ASODY SH! . ral give ABLIABLE BSTABLISH. ASMATIO FEVES, FEVER sng | CLD 4"D Sate. conic, yt tae specie Ia BIUE plitdles and Gentlemen can have thetr Tobe had of all Drussists, Bend for Pamphist, bots, Blanket, B00, aa BELTS GALIPEA BITTER, Depot, 13 Camden | itm SAM’L TYLER, Jr. street, eo 5 i ‘Boure—7 8. m. to WHOLESALE AGENT, suglt-&m* Ho. 992 19h st., Washington. D. 0. “THE CHANCE”—46I. THE FOLLOWING TWELVE (18) PRIZES are offered to the patrons of the __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ A BEOADWAY D&ESS HATS FROM 86 TO 68. ALso, Sree ABD SUMMER. DYBING AND SOOUEING, WHEATLEY's FALL STYLES NOW BEADY. A FINS S0FT AND STIFF FELT HATS OF TAB MOST APPBOVED PATTERNS, BOYS’ AND CHILDRESS HATS, new ebapes. assortmemt of SILK, ALPACA and GING- Fine OHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, | 34M UMBEELLAS. No. 461 PBNHSYLVANIA AVBAUB, Between 44 and 6th Streets, an it is one of the leading features of this house to ae EVERY PURCHASER © any reasonab'e amount a “FBEE TICKBT” entitling bim to ONE CHANCE 18 OUB FIRST GRAND DRAWING, WHICH TAKES PLACE 1N PUBLIC, 5 jel9-ly KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE ON OCTOBRE 31st, 1576 Ladies Gold Watch, yalue...... lst Prize, beg C Solid Silver Taole 8; Si merican Bilver Watet THE ABOVE PRIZES ON EXHIBITION AT TAE 8T L. GRADWOHL, Proprietor Chance Clothing Emporium, 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 43 and 6th streets. TRAVELING SUITS AT COST. seplt-ly Ort oe bape come very hendowme stytes of Com pe secon, meres, Debeiges, Mobairs, and Alpacas, MEBR & GREES, Hatters, tepli-tr 1419 Pa. ave., above Wilard’s Hotel. CosT. introduced in New York by the Broadway Hat ais. ew designs _snets-tr DDBESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. DEES SHIRTS MADE T Foe aye aa TO ORDEE FaLL STYLE DRESS HATS, A reves tOrT Facts and stirr » TeSTAEEEEES P A perfect fitting and the FINEST DEESS SHIRT FOR 93.56. Satisfaction always guaranteed. Gent's LINEN COLLARS and UUFFS, HUS1- REY and UNDREWHAK, at prices wulch dety Competition, at JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIBT FACTORY, S04 F street n. w., LeDrott Ballding. 2 DRESS SHIRTS. — ‘EST ENTION OF THB AGE. 23 TEs tne Drees Bhists for sts aolise (86,) not to 46 0) | Dad.Jneny other store in this city." io W. W. BURDETTE 4 00., orthwest. 90 40 400 so . ‘Sa 'maLTi. In all senvine DBOKER BROTHERS’ PIANOS “Decker es appears cast upon plate ou the inne? feft hand side of Patent, June 2d, 1963.” a. KUHN, Role Age: t. miichioes Burdett Orguse Soar ‘berry. and Ly kens Valley im their winter supply would do well te nd grt ny prices before Pporchesing eleewhere. ‘ing St much less than mark: loet—1 114 Pennsylvante sven: streets: 325 ae Pennay! gl rr ‘Ivants a marcus, betwen streets. Wharf ead K ind! ‘and Potomac river, wm Sy H B ' i 2,240 ibe. always fornished to the ton. EF Try us before purchasing eleewhere, JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main office and depot, Johnson's wharves, and ¥ streets scutuweets ot ID Offices. 1802 F and 214% 9h street northwest, _Sepl cote LADIES’ GOODs. 618 THIRTRESTE eT, N. just received fi fifel stra n eee recetved from New York bean Freneh Frisse Combt made in Braids and Puts st low rates Oid Hatt taken in exchange. sepll-im 1876 vans. 1876 ‘We have now in stock all the new styles in BTBA\ AND FELT HATS. = PaNor vusTikas Oe sa BIBBOBS AND ORNAMENTS, mate room for winter tmpertatton ot 8, will sell for ffteon i per pair. 3 button at vain, UNT, 681 and 623 D st. northwest. sep? -tr JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK. BAvrauee BiSau SE Stiox varvere. Hew style HATS in Fall shapes. WCPEEAERL Mra J.P. aull-tr 1109 F Street, between Lith ith. 715 GREAT BEDUCHION 715 1 In order to KID GLOVE: Monogram at LADIES EEADY-MADE 8UiTS, OVEE SKIBTS AND BASQUES. ane LADIES UNDEBW, PABAFOLS and SUN UMBBELLASat hs >>}, FLOWESS, HATS, RIBBON, and MILLIBR ° GOODS less than cost. JUST BECEIVED— A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGES BOBU LAOS eclilar. at a reduced price. OORSETS and KID GLOVES tm a great variety HUMAN HALE very low at S HELLER’, ABKET SPAOB. MISS E. A. MCCORMICK, coi 628 91x STREET, (87. CLOUD BUILDIBG,) Daily receiving all the latest Novel tics im OHIP AND STRAW BONSETS, HATS, FLOWERS, &c., &c, cat jee LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER AT G10 9td Ssrect, Opposite Patent Office, GEORGE H. JOHNSON, eugis-ly Corner I6th and E streets n. w. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. a rt esuperior of FLOBIDA FLOORIEG 4-4 and 5-4, kiln dried. Also bi LO PINe FiOORING together 8 MOULDINGS, DOORS, &c., &0., which I will sell at priees to suit pur chasers. DASIEL eug8-tr Phoenix Mill, 1210 Ohio avenue. LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER. @UB BEDUCED PRICES: VIBGINIA PINE BOABDS, per bundred, 81.50 WHITE PINE OULLS, (8008)..0-.mmee 9.00 WHITE PIBE OULLS, (13 100d)... 3.08 WHITS PIBB GLIDING... ee 8.08 WHITS PINE 4-4 and 6-4, DEESSED......... 9.50 OUR @1.50 BOARDS arc Forst Quality. ALL 16 FEET LENGTH. 7 Call and see them. “Ga WILLET & LIBBEY, iy B-ly EE ee EDUCATIONAL. Hereee UsIVSascTt The antompal term FEL moNDaY secore I!) meet Pome aT pm Dare of tuition, end SaTUBDAY ry the above Caps. E Mi, School f You F street portheart, Washi Fall term opens Se Mre. J. Bea Mies 8. 2. Bast Natural Reve yee Mar er Information apply to the Prt ar . wens fos i For arrangements and terms eademy from ito 12a mend BE VERNON FENINA "B, or Under charge «f Male PROUD Wom! we + comely b VsUURY INSTITOTS,, Mae uaNICEBURG, Pa eae ~mmercial aabtng: camber DEPASTN ENT pont Will be- ot v. The pro- lente in the Cniversity Dean OOK , Professor ) SOROUL FOR Gikts AND BOYS, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, enne call at the fonts = sud Goliege Prepare. pa! Teecker of Mathematics anc iE. The beh year will begin on WEDNESDAY. bere cdemmeaner EDIOAL DEPA iT OF UNIVERSITY a, re a ape MONDAY. "October ? . =. 5 Introductory by Prof, Ashford ‘Anstom: Jobn Wi Av 4 Clinical Sar- Hagner, M. D., Profesor of Olintoat ;, Bowrman, M.D, Demonstrator of alter, M. D., Prosetor to the Chair of 7. Doring the course, Clinical Lectures will be de- and fessor For Hivered at Providence Bowpital Ly Profemors and Bagner. and at tbe Children's Hospital Dy tr loformation to HOBERT BETBUGN, "tD., Dean, TILT Asth street northwe et ort m.wasdw Washington, D. 0. GOL Kost Onpit Bj Lace! cont mouths, . with Professor of Sorgery Professor of the Theory % bet: Practice of Medicine. &-¥. &. Kivg, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics ang pe, roecoloey Ww. Wa Leo, a T. Sowers, M ristoe. LL.D , Professor B. Drinkerc. M.D. MB apply jew of Chemistry. CB, Professor of -D.. Professor of Physioloey D rator to JUHN York of Avstomy. ©. BILES, m. epne sepl im OMB S0ROUL, 131 INGLE PL. » O beast Hite ~| =e stroat sou meaces SEPTEMBER lth . me eae A. M. HANSO: ongsi-tn* Si g25cRNt Sisters of 188 BBR DO: a 8 SOHOOL, (ander the op Rr A their prometiy S AODUAL seeston oom- Maile and Femaie M BSOBOOL M ecg ia street. M ilar eter ‘Will commerce T3 upon Cauldr, FEM. lime and Day School for Youns Ladves at street espinah 016 te sore eS i Saber Pega, eee, Ease Sik. SEMIBNART,«