Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1876, Page 4

ad eenetecaeoeieseeaieediennedieaetanecihanentsanaoneetee ee EVENING STAR. | Honors to ‘the | trian and Scoteh | THE CHARGE AGAINST PETER Downs. | WEDNESDAY .... September ‘27, 1876. | ——— rere Oe —————————————S—= Weather Probabilities To-day, OFFIO® OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFricen, ‘WASHINGTON, September 27. 1876. } For the middie states, increasing north- ‘West winds, rising barometer, stationary or lower tempe.ature. and in the northern tons cloudy, but in the southern portions Partly c'oady and clear weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c, To-night. National Theater —“The Naiad Queen.” Ford's Opera Mouse—‘Unele Tora’s Cabin.” Theater Comique.— ” weuneiien. ‘The Two Orphans,” and —— Sie Condensed Locals. ‘The members of the Scotch rife team.with Mr. Simon Wolf, visited the Executive Mansion to-day. The Hayes and Whesier mass meeting, under the auspices of the club of which Mr. Langston is president, which was to have taken place this evening, has been postponed ! October isth, the time having been so short that the committee were unable to make the necessary arrangements. ———_— Tue Earity Court, Judge Olin, bas de- cided the case of the Washington Cc-o live Building association ainst the N: ‘tonal Capital Building Real Estate associ: tion. The princtple involved was the liabii- ity of & building association for the acts of I> officers. tional te The late secretary of the Na- Capital deposited twenty shares of CK as security for advances made to bim in the Washington Co-operative, said stock having already been de ited as se. curity ‘or advances from the National Cap. ital association, who, on that ground, re- fured to redeem the stock, alleging that their gcretary bad no right to deposit the Stock Cisewhere as security. The court de- cided the case in favor of the Washington Co-operative, thus holding the National Capital responsible fer the acts of the late secretary. The amount in question was onl. about seven boodred dollars, but the leza! principle involved is important. The case was condueted by R. K. Filiott, esq., for the Washington Co operativ: DEFACING THE CAPITOL BUILDING.— Some malicious person or persons are evi- dently trying to deface the Senate wing of the Captiol. A short time ago Dearly @ gal- lon of oll, which must have been ght into the buliding for the , Was spilled oD one of the inner fights of marble stairs. A day or two ago It was discovered that a Jarge quantity of blue ink bad been poured over the outer balustrade of the corridor con- necting the Senate wing with the main building. The ink was poured in two or three places and splashed about so as to do a8 much injury as possible. It cannot be removed witbout cutting into the marble. So many le are now at the Capitolevery day, the number of visitors averaging more than @ thousand, that it is impossible to Keep watch of them all. Even tf such sur- velllance were undertaken 1t would be pre- vented by the fet that the number of the Capitol police was so reduced at the last ses. n that the building cannot be properly rolled. —_+—___. AMUSEMENTS — National Theater.— The beautiful spectacular drama, “The Naiad Queen, or Life under the Rhine,” is produced at the National, with new scenery and cos- tumes, ingenious mechanism and a very geod company. The audience las® night was a med well pleased with the Next week we are to nave Bret new play, “The Two Men of Sandy ot Ford's Opera House —“Unele Tom’s Cabin” Will bold the boards here for the remainder of the week. It is placed upon the stage very eilectively—those who take part in its rep- resentation being well adapted to their re- spective roles. Theater Comique.—The usual entertaining programme at the Comique draws a large audience every night. Tue leading dramatic atiraction this week is the “Two Orphans.” pehes sean chesmi! THE MEETING OF THE LUTHERAN Sy- ¥op.—The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland Is to meet at the Memorial Church (iith-street Cirele) on the 3d of October. Pre- parations bave been made by the members of this churen for the accommodation of guests from a distance. The Synod comprises S8 churehes, with 11,000 communicants, this Memorial Church beirg the youngest of its organizations. The contributions to this Synod for 1875 were $118,000, which was ex- pended last year in church work. A wel- come meeting will be held in the church Tuesday evening £17:300'clock. The evan- gelical sermon by Rev. S. W. Owen, the re- Uring president, wi!l be delivered Wednes- day morning, and the synodical communion administered on the evening of that day. The Syrod will be im seasion about one weer eeectaoces ; ae! List oF PATENTS issued to residents f the District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir- ginta for the week ending September 26, 1876: District of Cotumtia—Eustace J. Collett, Improverrent In propulsion of vessels; Chas, 8 Whitmsn, improvement fn bill files. Marylend—Lewis B. Rowland, of Hagers- tow », improvement in corn-planters; Aaron ©. Pry, of Keesysville, improvement in dia- xsord millstone dressing machines. Trade- marks—Caroline V. . Hagers- town, trade mark for a printed publication; Stephen J. Seneca, of Havre-de-Grace, trade- mark for hermetically sealed goode. Virgiwta—Frank Kahl. of Riebmond, im- was in pumps; John D. Imbcden, of ebmond, improvement tn car axles; Aure- iius W. Mabon, of Richmond, improvement in machines for cutting rivet pectriopetne nts THE “PENNSYLVANIA Day” EXCUBSION. The tckets for Philadelphia sold by the Y. M.C. Association are gotng off quite rapid- jy, and large numbers cf Pennsylvanians are preparing to be present in Philadelphia on the Pennsylvania state day, (to-morrow.) These tickets will be sold good to go up to- morrow =. snd are good toretura within ten cays of the 26th inst. The regular Y. M. c A. excursion wit take pee mane week, the round tip tickets belng. goon, on the * 3a 4th of October. See advertise- men! —___<«___. AN EFFEcTIvE Gux TRAP.—On the night of August Iith the blacksmith sbop of A. je » corner of 18th street and New Hampsbire avenue, was robbed of toois b: some unknown thief, who entered ap —— inthe roof. Mr. B. placed a’gun trap in & commanding position, and on San- day pight last the attempt to enter was again made, and the thief received the con- tents of the gun and was evidently wounded severely. tf not fatally. as blood was traced by the Cfilcers for over two squares. ——sa THE ARREST oF Jom LACY.—It was stated in yesterday's STAR that one Joe Lacy had been arrested by Detectives Coomes and Miller. charged with highway robbery on or about the Ist of April last. Mr. John Frizell, Who lives up the canal road, asserts that the credit of Lacy’s capture belongs to himself; that he arrested him above the Aqueduct bridge, in Georgetown, and that he and Oft- cer Sullivan took bim to the station house. If there is any credit attached to the act be ‘Wants it. stercay, at the mouth of Great Huat- ing creek, discovered two colored men adrift. they having been capsized by the gale io small boat. They were still clinging to the erait, having been fn the water some time. They were nearly exhausted when discov- ered. The captain of the steamer went to a and landed them safe in Alex- ria. linen ‘WORK OF THE FLOWER MISSTON._At a meetivg of the Frutt and Flower Mission in the lecture room of the New York Avenue yesterday, 125 bouquets were made and distributed to the inmates of the Ep! any Home, Childrens’ Hospital, Women’s Christian Association, and Protestant Or- phan Asylum. Contributions of flowers ‘were received Gen. H. Dyer, Dougiags au poner ‘WANTED TO JUMP FROM THE Dowe— About 530 o'clock p.m. yesterday, Officers Cook, Bitchecek and , of the Capl- i station an pame » who attem: te jomp from the gallery of the rotunda of the capitol, but was prevented by Officer Cook just as be was about to leap the . His friends were notified, and, if not teken away by them, he will be sent to the insane asylum. MEETING OF IRISH AND SCOTCH RESI- DENTS LAST NIGHT—A VOTE OF THANKS TO MAJOR LEECH—AN UNPLEASANT EPI- SODE. A meeting of Irish citizens interested in Welcoming the Irish rifle team was held last evening at Bater's hall, 8th an‘ £ streats, to bear reports of committees, &c., Mr. P. M. Kelly in the chair,and H. J. Mohan secre: tary. The committee om finance reported that they had collected $142, and further con- tributions being called for $75 additional were raised. Mr. McGill announced that in the first id Ireland was ed that with Mr. John waited on Mi Leach, of the Irish team, and informed him what the Trish citizens ex; to do, and Major Leach expressed hi if as much pl at the action of the citizens. He had men’ that a rumor of somewhat damaging char- *cter was in circulation, and Major pronounced it Ye peo false. The team ‘was com} Irishmen, and he, when asked as to the truth of the rumor, was con- fident that it was without .oundation. Mr. Jonn L. Datley said that Major Leach could not be otherwise than loyal to the cause of Ireland, for bis father was 2 Con- paugbt man and his mother hailed from Kerry. Mr. Mohan, after referring to the rumor which he had reason to believe was started by @ party present, offered & resolution that tie committee on prizes be instructed to draft suitable resolutions expressing the gratitude of the meeting of Irish-American citizens of the capital of the United States to Major Leach, captain of the Irish rifle team, in being instramental in bringing about the pleasant relations that exist to- day between Ireland and America. Mr.C. E. Joyce asked to offer an amend- mect to the resolution. Several objected, and it was said by Mr Daily thathe hac heard of Mr. Joyce mak- ing brags that he would break up the meet- DE. b Mr. Joyce.—* Whoever told you so tells @ e” After some discussion. Mr. Joyce's amend- ment was read as follows: ‘Whereas a number of Irishmen, resident in Washington, are opposed to the use of the Irish name in the reception of the so-called Irish team: Therefore be it Resolved, That the gentlemen interested in getting up a trophy be presented to the best shot in said team are requested to use theirown individual pames, and not that of the Irish residents of Wasbington. A number of motions were made to lay on the table, &c., and Mr. Joyes protested that he was an Irishman and hed a right to be beard. A number objected to his speaking, avd Major Dillon siating that what Mr. Joyce would say would be promptly denied, be moved that Mr. Joyce be grantei five minutes time. ~ Joyce pending this motion said that he was @ victim of British tyranny, confined in Kilmainham and Cork jails for seven months during the Fenian troubles; that be was an American citizen when arrested, and he knew of hisown personal knowledge that two of the present Irish team were on the juries that seut Irish American citizens to British prisons. The amendment of Mr. Joyce was rejected, and the ori, resolution was adopted. Messrs. Wm. Fagan, Daniel Donovan, Pat- tick O'Connor, John Bingham, T. D. Daily, M. Glenn, Thomas Hoiden, Pat- riek Cullinane, and Thomas Joyce were added to the committee on collections. THE SCOTCH TEAM TO RECEIVE A BANQUET AND A TROPHY. A meeting of the committees appointed by the delegates of the Scottish societies was heid last evening, and it was reported that they had arrapged to entertain the Scottish team at a supper on Thursday even- ing and they bad also invited the Austra- Nan teem,and that they would provide a trophy to present to the best shot In the Secttish team. The entertainment will take place at the Owen house. eee District Politics. THE DEMOCRATIC JACKSON ASSOCIATION LISTENS TO WORDS OF CHEER. A meeting of the Jackson Democratic As- sociation was held last night at their head- quarters on Louisiana avenue, the president (Mr. Jobn E. Norris) ja the chair, and W. Pierce Bell secretary pro tem. James Westfield and John Long were pro- pored for membership and their names re- lerred to @ committee. Messrs. John Ken- nedy, Thomas Mason, Frank P. Morgan aud Tiomas H. Harbin were elected members. The cbair callcd for Colonel E. B. Robin- fon to makea speech. In his remarks that gentleman stated that he felt it tn h that Indiana and Ohio — - a in October. The Philadelphia Fress and New York Tvitnne had both given up Indiana to the democrats, and acknowledged that both these states would be a unit in November for Tilden and Hendricks. [Apnlause.| The Iwhasttants of Indiana apy hare given up they iiss ume to wese elections, and the battle is now raging in both states. The speaker denounced the oppressive exactions of the beads of executive departments in taxing office-holders to aid these elections, and ki bong eng = bong eel ts into power this practice w: stoppe Sia freedaen of thought and speech prevail onee again. The press, the speaker said, seems to be siuking in the seale of respecta- bility of late years. The country needs @ cbange of party in its controlling power to fave it from corruption. The republican idea that the states are mere municipalities is @ monstrous one, and ought to be oo squelehed. ir. Nerris bere called Vice President Ball to thechair and add democrats the District, and dictiny success = a — stot ‘and @ general victory in November. Major McDowell Carrin: was called for and made 5; . He was fol- and drag-out style. The speaker was fre- anently applanded. The announced that in future every —— there would be interesting speak- ing at meetings. MEETING OF COLORED REPUBLICANS. The National Co! lored Repu’ held @ meeting Ly Mr. 8. G. Cannon in the chair, and Geo. D. Granam The report of tbe —- Lette = Dized in the states jorida, uisians, North Carolina, Sout ina, ‘West Virginia and Maryland, and that they have sent out 5,000 forms of organization, and 40 060 documents. Mr. Cejay acopted. protesting against the wholesale Sseassination of colored voters of the repub- lean party in the south, and denouncing the action of Messrs. White, Pim, Riley, Seay, Lewis, De Leon, Dungy and other members of the colored democratic club, as detrimental to the interests of the colored race ard the principles of the republican party, which gave them their manhood. —_—-— Our Sanitary Guardians. TEE WORK OF THE WEEK past. At the meeting of the Board of Health last evening, the synopsis of the operations of the health officer was presented, showing: for the week ending 23d: Nuisances reported, 491; abated, 386; causes of death investigated, 13; tons of garbage removed, 174; dead ani- mals removed, 100. Inspections — 4.731 bunches fish, 4,540 busbels oysters, 3300 crabs, 14 sturgeon. Animals im redee! 7; Billed, 50; in pound, ed 17 realized, $20. The brick structures and premises 228, 230 and 232 3d street southwest; the wood struc- ture and 1329 7th street morthwest; the brick houses and premises Nos. 106 and 108 Water street, wn; the structure and Borth dismissed the ‘The grand Jury to-da: charg: against Pater commited to Lon caused by bim. It will be remembered that Jackson was endeay Officer Fifield when Downs struck him with a stone. THE COURTS. Equity Court—Judge Otin, To-day, Deacon Deacon; restraining order continued in Siade et al. azt. Slade etal.; rule issned. agt. Bor- Jang; reference to itor. Bobrer agt. Fay; decree in favor of complainant. Appel agt. for it denied. divores. agt. theart; decree in conformity with prayer of bill. Williams agt. Boot et al; order making F.8.&T. Co. a ewe 2 Mace Evans; order confirming auditor's i Plumley agt. Ford; demurrer sustained. PROBATE CouRT—Judge Olin. Yesterday, in re estate of Thomas Cooken- dorfer: decree suspending order of reference and setting time for hearing. In re estate of 3. W. Naira; final notice issued. In re estate of Morrace A. Warner; order of publication. In re estate of Richard Vant; order of sale issued. The last will of John Kulp was ad- mitted to probate and record, and letters ordered to issue to H. 8. Haliey. In re estate of Michael Buchiey, letters of administra. ton were issucd to the widow, who was also appointed guardian. M. Laura Larner was &ppoipied guardian of George Larner. The will of the late F. 8. Gaither was fled. Adjourred to Taecday next at 11 o'clock. PoLicr CourntT—Jwige nell. To day, Edwaro Allen and John Kearney, loud @nd boisterous; Allen dismissed and Kearney fined 25. 7 Minor Montgomery, loud and boisterous; $5. Jobn Barry. obstructing @ street; dismissed. Mary J. Hurdle, charged with keeping & vicious dog, was ordered t> kill the same. Robert Koch, assault and battery on Hen. rietta Koch, bis mother; @5. Frank Wil- liame, larceny of two parasols and @ hat, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced 6 months tojall. McKenzie Taylor, charged with an assault on Adeline Jones; $3 and costs. A NEW WAY TO PAY HOUSE RENT. Martha Coleman, col’d, charged with pass- ing a ogee receipt for $6,with intent tocheat Joseph F. Kelley, who testified that defend- ants husband rents a house from him, and that when they had oceupied the house for nearly & year complainant went for a settle- Toent and defendant produced receipts made on his own blanks, and de- fendant pretended that he had signed them. They were forgeries, and defendant them and declared that witness had written toem in her presence. A number of papers were produced with Mr. Kelley’s genuine signature, which were quite different in ap- rance. The case was sent to the grand jury. Anna E. Spencer, charged with grand lar- ceny of $80 worth of silk from @ dry goois store. An examination Walved and bonds fixed at $500 for action of the grand ez: James Guy, assault and battery on ‘rabk Guy, his father, who has lost his bands; $5 and costs, and bonds to keep the peace in #100. Mary Farmer, threats to Jo- Sephine Richardson; dismissed. Fanny Fi gan, Aesault on Ann Ford; #5. A CHARGE AND COUNTER CHARGE. Louis Detrich, assault on Michael Hooper; dismissed. Michael Hooper, assault ani bighway robbery on Lonts Letrich, who tes- Ufied that on his return from the Center market to his home, in the county, and when north of the Soldiers’ Home, Hooper attacked him on the road, and with a com- peoerd knocked him down in the gutter, icked and beat him, bit his thumb, and gouged his eyes with his thumb nall. From the testimony there a) red to have an old dispute about a cow which Hooper bad bought from Detrich, and, as witness stated, he afterwards stole from him. Detrich and his friend also robbed him of his pocket- book, containing about $30. For defense, W. . Nelson, who was passing at the time, testified that Hooper jam) out of*his Wagon and caught Detrich’s horse by the bits, and a dispute arese, followed by a des- perate fight In the gutter. Saw them puiling and hauling each other, but saw nothing of the pocket-book. Here the case was con- Unnued until Saturday. GEORGETOWN. A MAN CRUSHED To DeaTH BY A FALL- ING Rock,—Tals morning,about 7:30 o'clock, &distressipg accident, involving the instant death of a worthy young man and the seri- ous injury of another, oceurred at Bluodon & Hayaen’s blue stone quarries, near the Chain bridge, on the Potomac. About thirty men were at work in the quarry at the time of the occurrence of the accident, which was caused by the falling of an overhanging rock weighing six or seven tons, and which ia- stantly killed @ young man named James Payne. Another man pamed Frank Elifott had his leg crushed below the knee, but was not otherwise injured. Payne, wad ©2* about thirty vee~~ otage, was a very worthy oung man, aud *7as bighly respected. He leaves a wife and several children. The bards employed at once stopped work, the accident occasioning great sorrow aud con- siderable feeling against the foreman. Chas. Barnes, whom many were disposed to blame for nct taking the necessary precautions to protect his workmen. ANNUAL MEETING.—The third annual meeting of the ninth building association was heid last night, at God hall. The following officers were elected toserve dur- ing the ensuing year: Wm. C. Clabaugh, Uinand King, secretary!’ Hobert Frey, treas- ing, secretary; ‘rey. 2 urer. Directors—Wm. Hutchins, Reuben Daw, Jobn Norris, Joseph F. Birch, And’w Fly’ sepert aoe tates was saver e e ma , and showed that the receipts since the or- ganization of the association were .78, and that the total annual ents during the same period were 865, associ. —— a canceled 666 shares, leaving 804 yet eancel. oe enee success (es at present— squirrels and other game being very lentiful in hey oh woods. Two gen yesterday the former in @ few hours. u ig verbo Qartia ay Garonen by ug Govervor » Fecently <4 fre, bas been it to this city previous jm inn gar is now lying at Pick- rell’s whart. DELAYED.—The steamer New on eeree line), due here y: morsing, will not arrive till to-morrow night, owing toa break in the Delaware and Chesapeake ship canal. GRaINn TRADE.—The offerings on this ig amounted to 5,(50 bushels of 300 at Eiztsg- 660 at $1255" aad 20 ak 300 at B1.27%. i at $1.23y. The arrivals were: Boat Hattie & le, with 3.300 bushels wheat, and boat Caledonia, with 1.900 bushels tand bushels corn to Hartly & Bro.; 350 busheis wheat by rail toJ.G. & J. a. Waters; and 200 bushels wheat by rail to T. C. Wheeler. 2 7 The lithe Prince Imperial, Louis of France, wi!l spend a few days in Switzer- oud accompanied by two other young ga smal! 6 SOCIETY IS FOUNDED ON CLO’ A FULL STOCK OF BLACK @oops NOW IN BTOOK. NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY GOODS OFFEBED. NET CASH PRICES: Double Breasted Black Cloth Frocks, 915.50, 816.20, 619.80, 821.40 and gw. bagel mena Mostly of my own manufacture and to equal to one OF GET, 83.0, 8450 and 95 40, For $6.8, @7. ; 45, 69 and 69.9. ‘Extra Bizes at © mail advance, a and Vects, a sane (019.00, 923.50 and 824.0, All ready-made articles be returned within two weeks, if pot solled or worn ana the purchase money will be refunded, GEORGE O. HENNING, oles $10 SBYRETE SzERey, CITY ITEMS. EVERY LADY should have a bottle of Dr. Lodelie’s Headache Specific. Positively cures in 10 to 30 minutes. Price 50 cents. Ebbitt House Drug Store. waw Dr. White, Chiropodiey, of , sat cea ema as pre Og ted in Washington, D. C., in 1361, suocess- fal ns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, &e.. his establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. Fee, $1 per visit. Se REMOVAL—First Class Scouring and Dyeing. A. Fischer bas enlarged it by removing to his new buil , 906 G street porth) three doors from 9th street, near the U. 8. it Office. iy adopt- ing the latest improvements, whether of Serene ce Bevenean be tion, he is en- Sbled to do any work in @ manner not to be those not possessing — i BRIGHT Eyes, regular features and a — figure fail ———- their due effect if the complexion is defaced with pimples or blotches, or the skin is rough or harsh. To remedy these defects use Glenn's ~p ood Depot, Crittenton’s, No.7 Sixth Ave- nue, New York. Hiail’s Hair Dye restores the tinge of youth to gray locks. 23-m,W,f,6 Yhe Machine Was W. orn Out, Why? Not because it was vot weil built, but it was wrongly run. Thousands invigorates the whole system. This syrup bas proved efficacious in thousands of cases, and will do everybody good who uses it. All druggists keep it. eo ees THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal- endar month. Banking hours, 9to4. Sat. urdays, 9 to 4 and 6 to 8. 21t3, 14118 a a EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. GRaND c TENNIAL EXCURSION FOR PENNSYLVANIA DAY, SEPTEMBER 28. The YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASSOCIA- more, TIOB will sel or Bien Pope TICKETS at trip from WASHISGTON TO PHILADELPHIA AND BETO: VIA BALTIMORE & POTOMAC BAILBOAD. Serge smelt eertedas Bs mh 4 iF ton days the 26:h of September. This EX- OUBBION will in uo way interfere with the rega- lar BEXOUBSION of the Association the 2p, 3D anv 4tu OF OCTOS: STPONED.—The PIONIO of :he EMERALD OLUB, to be given Anslostan Isiand, is POSTPON£D to THURSDAY, Beptomber » Bac at5o’clock p.m. By order Committee. sep St Sonpay EXCUR: 2 4 Wil hereatter be made only to me ° YBRRON BPRINGS, where ‘no 2 olen tox! ing drinks will be sold on or "Two tripe:—Leaving 7th-street wharf at 10 9, m., seturning at 3 m.; fare 40 canta. Seco! Pd ee AMUSEMENTS. LADIES’ GOODS. EDUCATIONAL. Se re > _— [RISH, SCOTCH, AUSTRALIAN, and 719 FALL aNp WINTER 719 M5. Bpwls ererhansos, she pe orm. AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, a Shoot over the 900-rard TO-MORROW NOW READY, AT may de lef at Meteerott'e ‘horeday), 38 at panning, Social t an kieneeanan vi as Balto, depot at 9: “am, ‘ACB, OORNER Srx STREET. =the e Sricclon to Mange: TB content (rts inclading BOEIVING EVERY DAY, Lance appi- FrOctcher so, 100 at Peto s boelg RR Gece ser Sh ‘com ar PamOy ber 22, 1876, 08 7 oNlock @ ppltca FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. GOODS and STAPLE set D. * Jor admieaion will, rg, received ot —— Fas HATS. for Srildgen. Misses and Ladi evening Curing the Gret week of the seesion. for the MOBDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, all the new shaper colors, jast ws ~~ cum witter on 5 ree aie en nae NGurrcines tenaoreee Data DERGA STEN SD aoree URCLE TONS CABIN; § BLEGART ASSORTMENT OF BLACK ‘snd RORRR, on, LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY. SLE TRINGES AND GIMPS. now coeds, | Prom 70% 11th stron sorters to Scten Ghee ae W2oate werdclacattenrion 10 « Sirects Bisepened ste. Ki SOUTH CAROLINA JUBILER 8inGEES, | YW stock of LADIES UNOEEWEAM, bagie Oevober ‘complete whi begin For which wo are offering at every email advance on | SPPIY To 1127 I3th at orto 705 1b street B. w aad manufectarere’ ‘beer of the Dewt manufacture, ued arewell earthy che schon, Benen recon Ben of . Dou't fail to examine before Day. eptember 8. a ot. NATIONAL THEATER. se “719 Market Space Per, st tbe principal Book stoves, — Ll ORE BARILIS SINGING A The Bifle Teams. will, by invitation, be | JOE LOTOF TwO BUTTON UNDRESSED K10 BMT a Mort's Has +4 Visiting Bite Teams: will, by | GLOVES 08 36 cont por potr.at DAVIS’. | sumed his maven tthe above rinseta iy consi Ths, Oharalng sad Vocalist, Mise | FYAVING POROHASED SILKS. BLAOK AND | Seaton. KITTY BLANOHAED, formerly of ths, ‘Calon LORED VELVETS.&0., before the recent cf tuition, WEDEESDa: st 7 - | advance, ‘offer thee: customers ; . A D ‘UM mHGS late! Wgiinek's | Deis st = Davis’ ) arasaTURDad %. CEUENAS. our Mrs: GERMON, wiih Bat GOODS, t aTeat ‘arren) ermine ogee 061 ) ia variety, For eetoente a iH aniem, calcium and chromatic , and the new priors. et Davis Academy from Wé to 12 rd from sto3 p.m ee ‘The N JO8 LOTS, ke . pinced on the above cays, t-te gs ‘and spectac- ALA) QyEs! ; oa. LI jay DA\is, - <a en ob stuns jarke: Space, coruer 8th street, oft calasasy | G18 FRLATARSTE &T, Bt, muter, TVottes ‘gua tte Giris 915 Bes York avenus northwest, Mise A GELO JAOKEON Princtpal. The sath received New _ tifal style in Chignons, a SUD Commences September Ith, Mr Wade in Braids and Pows at low rates. Old Hair | Moca thelr Bvening « SCOTCH, taken in exchange. sepil-im Sosuber bet y AUSTRALIAN, ——s — > RLAND VaCORy INSTITOTE, Male) And 1876 FALL 1876 | vie ncedenne Cae eee Pesan, AMERICAN RIFLE TEAMS, . tory tenet. — : TOREDAY. September 26—Match over the 800- At SENBING’S RANGE. We have now in stock all the new atyles in STRAW ANP FELT HATS. O8TBIOE AND cet Ridings and grounds attractive and cary of ac Bomber of trard a. chon ben oe ~~ to fifteen. Average THURSDAY, September 25-900 yard range. FaHOr FEATHBES, — ee ee vee aD SASURDAr, ptember 30—1 (\0-yard range. KIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS. stp }m REV. 0. EGE & HON y = T. *EMINARY —Boardi a Admission to grounds, 60c. Admission to @ In order to mab: for winter tm) Hom of M Day Schoo! for You ~4 stand, 500 KID GLOVES. wil’ sell ‘Afteca anys 3 button F street torthy noe, ¥ wee De. amc IS pn trains, eoting ‘Dgers at the grounds. Monogram at @i per pair ton at @1 2S per pair. Fell term opess September 14.b will Balthnore and Potomac Dspot at 9.50 aad ™ M. J. HONT, it as 1:2 end 3:15 and 4 m ening. leave | gepr-tr 681 and 623 D at. northwest Mrs. J. Eddy Somers. Principal Bevning’s for Washington at 5:59 p m. and ister, | —— - a | Ming 5. A. Banton, Teacher of Mathematicn and Special train at close of each day's shooting, JUST RECEIVED al Beinnoe. Ballroad Tickets, with coupons including sdmis- 4. eraney, Teacher of Latin and Spanish sion to the gre une: cents,to be had ateee, depot © ard offiees of the Baltimore ‘and Potomac Railroed FROM NEW YORE. ner 13th stecet and Pennsylvania aver maz LUE. oe a apes ool Pennsyivania ave. AV . = > y ler of Committee. A. B. SHEPHERD, Chairman. SeTLs Gneen, Vocal and Lnstre- 4.0. P_ BURNSIDE, Secretary 3035 td WH AND BLACK VELYRTS. en way etn “A HEATER COMIQU enth Street, the Seminary sept Im* T Below Pennsylvania Avenue, ROHOOL tor You OPEN THE YEAR ROOND. = Te Performance re BDAY AFTER princi pal narge «f Male PROGD Hoa Sighip year will begin on WEDNESDAY EVE! NIGHT. Matinee Obildren Encon. WEDNESDAY soa 715 ORRAT REDUCTION 715 im sae M EDIOAL DEPABTM 4IBST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. "The twenty ofcnr eOBGETOM: a went} ‘ouree of Lecta 1 begin Vertety, Drama, Buriceque and Vomedy. nov@-ly | LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, MONDAY. @ctover 34 es Or» I for Singers aud 8 te m. Goul EON. The Oldest Established and Onh TH ‘The finest Hall in the otures B BUOKL! 176, at . Introductory by Prof Asktora + Shen 10. B 5 aa ~} user Prancis A Aehton Robert’ Beybur ey he OVEE SKIBTS AND BASQUES, And LADIES UNDEBW, PABASOLS and SUN UM! . Seton. and BBELLABat bs 95% | soseph Taber Job a.m... D., Prom ane bt Women FLOWEBS, BATS, RIBBON, and MILLIBB * | C8! H: & Kiciaschmidt, M. D., Profesor of Phy- GOODS less than cost. William B Roes. M D.. Professor of Materia Med- ice a0 Thecapeetics = JUST REORIVED— Daniel J Kelly mA M.D., Profesor of Obem- A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGES Johneon Extot, M.D: Professor of Olintes! Bur- ~ BORU LACES selling at a reduced price. Charice B. Hagner, M. D., Professor of Olintoal edict. wie x Boarman, M.D, Demonstrator of John Walter, M. D., Proeotor to the Ohair of Daring ths conrse, Clinical Lectures will be x + lvered at Provi: ence Hospital by Pr ise and r. I ‘ Pro- fessore Achiord and Busey. | apie! by For further foformation to BOBERT BEYBUBN, M. D., Dean, No. 717 16th s*rect northwe st ~ Washington, D. 0. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES ins great variety HUMANS BAIS very jow at S HELLER, 716 MARKET SPAOCR. MISS E. A. McCORMICK, 628 Orn STBEET, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING, Daily receiving all the latest Novelties in OHIP AND STRAW BONNETS, s h FLOWESS, oo — las remember Name and Number. jyl-ly MEDICAL, &c. JONES’ GREAT DISCOVERY the tors of Voice in Operatic or uther ers, also Nasal Gniarrh, Boeuma- ia, Obrovic Bor: Eruptive ases pronounced incurabie Joly -tr D5. Fae Sasi Be Ladies of Washington ited is Bi rime a 0:30, fare 84 | comtintses tev mstaa ty igennes | alfa seatigeteeo st wictaty are tpreg 9 gents. Those going on the first trip can ‘retarnon | Wi strest: from fi Fy ehek VERMILYAS the second trip free of charge. the | plaints Grlckiy cured.’ Office’ and Residence =. clading good country can be bad om the | 509 W. Lombard strect, Baitimore. — sep3)-im LADIES’ SHORS ‘Persons wishing to spend @ ylcasant day in the i par Se , country, where good water and shade abounds, | [)8,BOCKUEE JOBES —Twenty years exp BADE 20 CUBES at a jee | rian Tamore: jon or no charges $10 Gch Ssreet, Opposite Patent Ofics, QUmPaY ExouRsIO) Wi. Howard street, Ball ‘angi 2 Lap’ é rr ‘ . a 7 asi; i te i EH Vriokerd, MD, MBOB, jereafter ther notice, ula by Dr. Darby, at 11% 4 street, cor. of Pena: maton, the Lake will e regular Bxcursiors, leaving Pity ‘avenue’ Oonsuitations free. wags 2m" Wm. Lee, ” D.. Professor of Physiology Route’ trip on ceo Besooans arcivioa teas for a ave av | PERSCHIPTION FREE FOR THE SPEE sor pertiscice Sete on Dou O RICE: cat » oe ae 1 gente, of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood D., Dean, No. 1407 Wow York avopue. sepl im ‘are, 60 cents; children half price. sorders brought on by ME SOPO0L. ~% Teb and oth street oars go directly to the wharf. at “Grest southeast’ Nath euntal setion som, mracee SEPTEMBER lth. Malo and Fumaie De- ———_—_ re PERSONAL. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. OB — Pereozs havi io their noeer, N°fiw ine MACHINES: ‘on lease or trial from our office are bereby notified that this Company wi | notbe rer popelble for moutes ‘paid to any Ton creapt our regularly authorized onllector, Wid BIRT, Bea. or at ther Gcmpany’ Qiiee, 3317 nortiwest. IN cwina M CHIN COMPABY, a. 0. STEVENS, Mansger se OTIC! UTOMEES —The undersigned Nr pucereaasethcveltaeat “ Aebaparts. s part of witch consists of 10H KS.” 2 ‘ust ee ee on CLATAVOYART and PLANET READER. or To rbot Duriuccs to have beet 1913 bi oe the enas. hs Forme: @lto $4. Circles, Monday, Thursday 7 cveniugs. Admission, % cents. iy and ia: Hldavan Sy -at-Law, 184 Dearbors or iret ncaa Dopsnntetoot try “wr sudswa TooTs pak ‘uae abd equal to any % a tn, Doctor. a “THE CHANCE’—46I. THE FOLLOWING ‘IWELVE (12) PRIZES are offered to the patrons of the CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 1 PENESYLVANIA AVERUB, Between 434 and 6th Stree, as it is one of the leading features of this house to EVERY PURCHASER © any reasonab:e amount a “FBBE TICKET” WHICH TAKBS PLACE IN PUBLIC, ON OCTOBBE Sist, 1676. Prize, ety Watch, yatue.............8o Sega ater Wala 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, seplé-ly Between 4 and 6th streets. ist | c——= $e on pleted ise Pitsber———— =: coe gare ™ eB: : 2 Ei 33 WR Mag ancnnecnecccccen 85D THE ABOVE PRIZES OW EXGIBITION AT FALL STYLES & NOW READY. a BEOABWAY DEESS RATS FROM 85 TO e+. MS. SENDORFF WI COP aN SCHUOL MOBDAY. ber 4h, at Hi street noribwest, O27 H street, ase in Toes canstng long ot memory FINS SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS OF THE a 's ‘tm a Sorfonsirrisabilite, sya of ‘constanption, ix’ MOST APPBOVED PATTEENS. Poors the bears, paine in BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, new shapes. dizanees or qr forebodings, Fine assortmemt of BILK, ALPACA and GING- remedies. Ger HAM UMBRELLAS. HEBER & GREES, Hatters, aepl3-tr 1419 Pa ave., above Willard’s Hotel. Sewing pitting: repeats A sharp advance the price of ex- pected October] The nity of ba Qoal Rf'panic prices will end with the present weeks Ofice, 603 Penpaylvania avenue northwest, corner of 4th street east STOVES AND FURNACES. all and exemine my large stock of Bpear’s cele HEATING AED PARLOR STO over 000 of thom te this ere ere On SHE BUAOPEAN Flay. STRICTLY FiRST-CLass. , JAMES f. STOVES, A FaLhL STYLE A DRESS HATS, — As introdnced in New York by the Broadway ae PRESS FHIRTS MADE TO ORDEE ‘A perfect fitting and the FINEST DEESS SHIET FOR 629.86. Batisfaction always gueranteed. — OOULABS oUF: x ‘and UNDERW EAM, a1 prices Which, defy ‘competition. at JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIET FACTORY. Jel9-ly 8046 F street a. w., LeDroit Building. KBEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADS DRESS SHIRTS, = GEEATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE. Sine Dress dollars, ( @6,) not to COAL AND WOOD. a L. after, September 2, S70 our pris tor apply ts Miss LIPSOOMB, Prin- to be had et Ballentyne’s, Ag eMinaRY— Ai iso this Testirution ell be neetmed sD, WD na 8 abt. cect ee tam, kee LEER, Liev, ro ‘barf, Depot Lill foot RIGGS HOUSE, PLUMMER @ SPOFFORD, Prepricters VIFTEEETH 45D © STEEETS. myB-ty __ Wasmimeron, D. 0. HOTEL AUBRY, WALNUT STREBTe From Thirty-Fhird to Thirty-Fourth, PHILADELPHIA, PA. OADAMY. theo, be