Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | TUESDAY..........0ctober 10, 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFics oF CHIEF StenaL hha ad | WASHINGTON. (ciober 10, 1870. For Tennessee, the Obio valley and middie states, falling followed by rising barometer, ‘warmer southwesterly winds veering to cold | northwesterly, increasing to brisk and pos- | sibly high in last section, and partly clondy or cloudy weather, with probably rain areas. LOCAL NEWS. Amosements, ac, To-night. Rational Theater “Evangeline.” Ford's Opera House —’The Octoroon.” ‘Theater Comique.—‘Trumpa” and first class Varieties. ——— Condensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 6.55 p. M.. and extin; ianed at ir2se me ? From J.C. ‘ker we have late New York by iphia papers in advance of the A large number of persons went on the Sovereigns of Industry excursion to Phila- a ye to see the @: ition. ir. Chris Cammack Is Lyi Jil at bis residence, on F, be:ween 14 15th streets noribwest, of billious fever. The election returns to uight will be read as received at the headquarters of the Tilden and Hendricks Ciub. Riebard T. Taylor has been appolntel a very aod | to pipe ordained minis The Latheran mod. CLOSING PROCREDI YESTERDAY. Yesterday, after recess, the Lutheran Synod reassembled at the Memorial church, | and a resolution offered by Mr. Wolf to refer | | the further examination of the CHARGES AGAINST REY. URIEL GRAVES TS to be selected by the counsel of either side, was offered, the tem action to adjourn to Baltimore be- Dg recopsidered. Prof. Wolfs motion was amended to the effect that the farther and Snal Investigation be referred to a commit- is unjust to Mr. Graves to take any ac- tion in bis » and farther consid- eration of the subject was post, Rev. Mr. Clutz, from Spportionment comm 'ttee, submitted the annual report, siving an exhibit of the Intments and assessments of the different charges, which was adopted. ANOTHER CASE. AnD application was received from Rev. R. C. Beers, of Baltimore, asking that his name be stricken from the rolls of Synod. The matter was referred to the Eastern Confer- ence, to investigate certain rumors concern- ing Mr. Beers, and report at the next annual convention of the Synod. AN EVERING SESSION wasbeld at 7% o’clock,and the Synod, by resolution, decided to pay the expenses of its delegation to the General Synod. The of the board of directors of the Pennsylvania college was reai, showing that the Institution was growing in streng'!h favor; that €7.000 bad besn raised to bailiff in the Criminal Court in piace of T. B_ Stahl, transferred to the Circuit Coart. + The colleetion at the Church of the Im maculate Conception Sunday evening, in ald == Savannah sufferers, aggregated about Adam Gaddis has entered suit against Jobn B. Miller, for assaait on the plaintiff in Uniontown, D. C, May 30, 1876, laying dal at $10,000. Mr. ward A. Newman of this city, was yesterday, on motion of P. Phillips, esq. ad- mitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States. Ladies will do well to remember that an elegant exhibition of Paris pattern flats and bonnets will take piace next Thursday at I. LL, Blout’s store. advertisement. The educational mass meeting to have been held at Foundry church last night has been postponed until Sunday o'clock. A coal ol! lam) ats exploded last night in the ee = teers eee an streets, burning one of the inmates named‘ Francis Brown quite seriously. ‘Two pumps of water on 13th street— one at H and one at corner H street—are both out of order, and the thirsty folks its want to see the pump doc- tor right away. (eH will Be @ complimentary temper- ance excursion to Mount Vernon on Thurs- day. The Mary Washington has been ebartered for the occasion, and wil! leave ber wharf at 8 a.m. See adv’t. Yesterday the Grahamite com: 1y eor- menced laying the surface dressing on the avenue pavement at 15th street. It is ex- pected borth side of that thoroughfare =e for travel the first of next month. Yesterday morning Timothy Herlihy fell from a cart 3 o'clock this morning ‘White and Jenifer discovered two colored ebicken thieves at the corner of 9th and P they dropped two bags con ng six chickens in one bag and eight and made Union Revival Meetings. At the rooms of the Young Men’s Chris an Association yesterday a meeting ot pastors and isymenof man: ‘th ¥! The meetin, by Rev. Dr. Wills. Rev. W. 8. Hammond was ebosen chairman, and Dr. Gray stated the object of the meeting. 7. Noble spoke of the great union efforts im Chicago and New York, and of the result Of the meetings last winter in this city, re- marking that twelve hundred men and women had uni with seven or eight eburehes during the past nine months, the most of whom had not been in the habit of attending eburch. on Spoke of the good work done last Rey. B. Peyton Brown favored a union effort, but urged that the meetings should be heid so as not to interfere with the regular church service. Rev. Dr. Surderiand urged that the tem. See be contemplated, ut a lopg siege should be made. He added tbat the Par d ministers, and officers of churches standing side by side would work one of the grandest moral impressions of the —< chriatianity ever seen in Wasning- Further remarks were made by Rev. Drs Wills, Rankin, — ter, and Messrs. Little, jason. Bammond, and Dr. Presbrey stated that Messrs. Mooly and Sankey could not be secured this winter, bot from a conversation with Mr. Blise he = that Major Whittle and Mr. Bliss could be secured. Dr. Sunderland offered @ resolution which Was adopted, expressing the opivion “that it is desirable that @ union ¢ should be made to build up the oe in this city; that in pursuance of this purpose a pip mane dard two rca eer ree be a) to prepare a pian o! . and to repert ata future meetin Pend the following were appointed: M: 3 ce Dashiel; Baptist, Mason and Meador; Copgregatiovalist, Rankin and Presbrey: Hammond and Mur- ray; Presbyterian, Wills and Noble; Luth- erap, Dr. Butler and Domer, and Mr. Stew- art, of the Y. M. C. A. —_——eE BUILDING PERMITS issued by I Plowman: Jobn H. Lewis, three two-story frame dwellings south side Maryland ave- nue, between 12th and 13th streets north- . Washington Brewery, remodel and 34 sou 25,000. Richard Fitzmor- ris, @ brick dwelling and store, west side Lith, between T and U orth 3 $3,000, W.T. Griffith, improve house north side K, 5 $600. KR. O'Neal, a two story frame dweliing north side G, between 2d and Sd streets southwest; S600. Emiline Brown. @ frame dwelling south side 2d street, Georgetown, between High and Potomac streets; #500. James Rob- bins, four three story and basement frame dweilings, east side Vermont avenue, tween Rbod ———— ew THe Cotrunta Lose RANGE RIFLE Corps met last night, the president (J.O P. Burpside) in the chair and George E. Hall secretary. A letteroftnanks from the Na- Uonal Rifle Association was read, in which that club thanked the members of the Long Range Corps and the citizens of this District for Kindness and attention dnring their sta; im this city. The following were elect Whippie, Colonel Br M. Heojamin. Mayor pple, Colonel 8. M. ir Augustus Nicholson, and his son, ‘Mr. Nich- rid: club pied to suitapie = the —— wow deavors to make the visit men as pleasant as ted Mr. Hall, ; i 3 : il tf call and examine Mr. Prigg’s stock, To TURAL Fark AT FREDERICK. trains leave Wasbington on ay and Thursday, October Lith ‘and 7a m., for Frederick. Returning, Freceriek at 5.30 p. m. ‘ Tuare wards the $25,000 endowment, and recorn- mending that the Synod continue its usual appropriations to the library and the con. Ungent fund. The report on the state of religion was adopted. Resolutions in respect to the memory of Rev. M. W. Fair was offered, and Rev. Drs. Owen and Domer having paid sbort tributes to bis memory they were adopted, THE CASE OF MR GRAVES was again taken up,and he said he was anxious that the investigation should goon; that he already suffered enough to kil one man, api that he demanded an acquit- taler condemnation. He finally consented tat if allowed to read a statement he would a@gree that the further and final investiga- Uon of the charges should go to ® commit- tee, which It was decided should be com- ed of five ordained ministers and four faymen. Dr. Kemp and others objected to Mr. Graves reading the paper, whereupon Mr. Graves said, excitedly, “I withdraw the whole thing and demand a trial before the bar of the synod.” He afterwards reconsid- ered this determination upon the objection to the reading oy hee ne read his apewer to en denial of e _ m, and expressin; witnesses to rove the falsity of item in the charges. He eald he intended 1 volved; that be had not repudiated any of them, and Lape Rates ped ge te soon as ne his wi was able, as also those a 1) Oo iD ler tenes, and challenged proof of the same. Rey. C. A. Stork, Mr. Rice and Dr. H. W. canowee elected directors of the Theologi - cal semi: THE DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL SYNOD a Ni eg i ann, jutler, ie a Owens. Lay—Mesers. Morell, Kemp, Swope, James, Sheets and Miller. Lr. Butier,of the Memorial church, was Sppointed to preach the next synodical ser- mop. Tuesday, October 2, 1577, was fixed for the date of the next meeting, and tne selection eeeree was left to the officers of the be synod. The usual resolution of thanks were adopted, and the convention was adjourned sine die, with the benediction of the presi- dent, at 11 o'clock. veel ESE AMUSEMENTS. — National Theater.— Rice apd Goodwin’s American opera bouffe en titled ‘ Evangeline,” was presented last pight for the Orst time in this city. It bounds in the most laughable situations, and the music—all of 15 Hively is at Sanes really fine. opera iy in resentation to for its on 5 of the leading lady, Miss Annis Montague, ¥ as “Evangeline,” last evening wou bosts of admirers by her pleasing acting and fine singing. Her voice is very sweet and is Well managed. She is far superior to the generality of burleaque prima donnas, and ‘Well Fustains the role ent ted toher. Her rerdition of the song, ‘here Art Thou Now, My Beloved?” was excellent, and the duett in the last act between “Evangeline” and “Gabriel,” entitled, “Go Not, Happy Day,” is @ beantiful composition, aud was well sung last might. Miss Kitty Blanchard as “Gabriel ‘was weil received, although her singing is not of the first order. Messrs. Marble, Denbam and » and Mrs. Germon, make the most of their respective parts as usual. We advise all who like goo1 mous'e and fun to see “Evangeline.” The election returns will be announced from the — to-night. as Opera House —“The Octoroon,” one of Poccicaulv’s sterling dramas, was pre- sented last evening with a fair cast, and w: well r-cetved. The charecters are well dis. tributed and the play runs smoothly. For- mer Ife in Loutt is_well represented by this play. The Jubilee Singers are excellent im their plantation melodies. The election returns will be announced from the to-night Theater ique. — Manager ers has moved into | iso y winter quarters, and his extensive and attractive programme this week is fully up to the standard Tne elec- Sion returns will also be announced here to. ni lard Hall—There will be @ concert here to-morrow night for the benefit of the Sa. vanpah sufferers. Both the t of the en- tertainment and the ability those taking part s! induce an extensive patronage. —-——_ GRAND, SQUARE 4ND UPRIGHT PIANOS RECEIVING CENTENNIAL MEDALS.—Some misunderstanding having arisen relative to the plano an firms receiving Centennial medals, the following official list Seams, Sa upright equare, a Decker Brothers, New York; Steinway & Sovs, New York; W. Knabe & ’ more; Albert Weber, New York; Chickering & Sons, Boston: George Steck & Co, New York; Hallett, Davis & Co., Boston; and Schoomaser & Co., Philadeiphia. ————-ee BRIDES AT THE CENTENNIAL SHOW.—Of all the people who live at the centennial ho- tels I think the a couples— Poiladelphta is fuli of » by the way— are the only ones who are thoronghly con- tented and bappy. it makes no difference to them wht the potatoes are watery, the rreats dry, or the soup thin; and they don’t care @ pin whether le taik to them ornot. They live ina little world of their own, need no conversation but their own, and have no thought but for each other. They all try to act as though being married was &n old story to them, and still for the life of them they can’t help taking each other’s bands every five minutes. The brides pod all wear new watch chains.—(¥. Y. mes. CRAZY WITH Love at First SIGHT.— Last Friday evening U. E. Moser, nineteen years old, living at 542 10th avenne, became acquainted at his father’s house with a young lady of the neighborhood, who had @ropped in'a8 @ visitor. As soon as she had left young Moser deciared that she was the most beautiful thing that ever had been seen on earth; that he was terribly in love ber, and that he “would have her or die!” After this be began nurling chairs and tables about the room. Yesterday morning be behaved still more outrageously, w! upon he was i ‘arrested and sent to the lunatic . World, 9th. ei i LEITERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Warming the School Batidiugs, Eritor Stare As it neem Imposaivle to 0D- taim redress of any grievance in this mis- ToaDeged city, except by. the ald of the press, | I desire to call your attention to the condi- tion of affairs in the Franklin school balld- ing. It seems that the committee whose business itis to look after the heating ap- paratus, bas entirely neglected that duty, and thé result is that the teachers and with the therrometer ranging from to50. Nearly ali of them are si consequence with severe colds, and 1 have been obliged to keep my daughter at home, — hgh =. will ign gene 1 80 g- Upon inquiry ‘toneher Goes ey I was told that was their having auy fire for several weeks to come. If that is the case I think it is the duty of the to close the school until the heating aj us is inorder. The lives and health of ers and scholars is certainly of more importance than a few weeks’ ie and my decided opinion as apbysician is that both are seriously im- perilled under present circumstances. L. J.D. ————_-~«ee-- THE COURTS. CRrtwat Court. Otin. Yesterday, after our report closed, John A. Davis, charged with grand larceny of wear- Dg @pparel, valued at $153, from Serah H. Gray, was found guilty, and recommended to the merey of the court; sentenced to two ears in the Benjamin H. ryan, formerly @ letter-carrier, indicted for embezzlement, in having on the 13th of March, 3 ecreted a certain letter, ad- dressed “The Churebman,” Alexandria, Va, whieh contained a certain money postal or- der for $3, was placed on trial. TO-DAY. The trial of Benjamin H. Bryan, indicted for abstracting money from letters while he wes employed as a letter carrier, was re- sumed, and he was convicted. CHARGE OF RAPE. Wm. Johnson. colored, was charged with rape on Sallie White, a girlof 12 years, on the sth of Angust.’ Mrs. White testified that the accused came to her house and said that a party wanted to hire a girl at Mount Pleasant, and they allowed the girl to go With him, and she returned about 3 o'clock very much bruised from the attack he male upon her. The case was on trial when our report closed. CouRT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Archibald Zoom of Arkansas, was admitted to the bar. McFarland agt. District of Columbia; leave to withdraw de- murrer and cause remanded. Fant agt. Stewart; on hearing. POLICE Court, Judge Snell. To-day, Kate Pitcock, assault on Samuel Sbreves: @5and costs, Wm. Davis, assault and battery on Molly Jarber; #5 and costs. RUFFIN’S CASE. Robert D. Ruffin, ® lawyer, charged with receiving & stolen watch chain for @ fee, vowing it to be stolen. The case was called, and defendant not was ordered to be ited an Was ordered to be issued to bring defendant into court. His surety is Robert Coleman, colored, and the bond $250, Subsequently Roffin and his counsel, Mr. Henkle, came into court and the latter made a motion tbat the forfeiture be set aside, which was so ordered, and the hearing postponed until to- morrow to give defendant an ig At ged to P.ocure witnesses. M. Miller, com- mitiing @ buisance in Uniontown; $5, and aa appeal taken. THE BILL POSTERS’ WAR. Jobn A. Bickerton and Alfred Ludding- were With assault on Geo. Scho- field. These are bill posters. Schofield tes- Uffed that defendants were in the habit of tearing down the bills put up by witness. Witness is employed by Mr. Moxley and was carrying out his orders when Bickerton made an assault on him, in which Ludding- ton sided. The scrimmage took place at 14th street and New York avenue. Bickerton Was fined $10 and costs. Mr. Bickerton was also charged with assaulton @ colored man named Burgess; #5 and costs, ALL SORTS. Geo. Mason, casting rubbish on the streets; $5. John Shugrue, disturbing a religious congregation while engaged in worship; $5. Winfield Taylor. same cherge, at the Gospel tent; $5. 8. G. Webb and Thomas Coleman forfeited collateral. Charles Webb and Alfred Butler, obstructing the sidewalk and pprerimnie ti ®5 each. Frederick = eee io ig gee renee Ce bonds to keep the peace. George F. Neid- helmer, drunk and disorderly; $5. Joho Mc- Nally forfeited collateral. Jenny Corcoran, rofapity; $5. Kate White was sent down beri peeeiey. William Gray forfeited col- jateral. GEORGETOWN. LARCENY.—Some unknown person entered the cabin of the canal boat Skedaddler last Dight, snd stole the captain, Reuben Von Tassier, & pair of pants and some money. DIsTUBANCE.—A man named James Cynes created @ disturbance On Bridge street, near Vopgress street, about eight o’clock last rigid striking @ colored woman named Alice Richmond. A free it seemed for a lme imminent, but the fracas was soon quelicd. No arrests were made. GraIN TRADE,—1,500 bushels of wheat were offered on ’ oa this morning, and sold at £130 per bushel. 1,200 bushels of wheat sold after change yesterday at private terms BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At a meeting of the Eighth Bullding Association last bight, 20 shares were disposed of at $120 each. ELECTION RETURNS will be read from the cigar store of Mr. F, A. Wilson, 112 Bridge street, to-night. LABOR STRIKES IN BALTIMORE.—As the strike of the canmaxers terminates, the oys- ter shuckers come forward with their griev- ances. The shuckers employed at the house of D. D. tengg & Co., foot of Wolfe street, 12 men and 36 women, stopped work and held @ meeting last evening at Broadway institute. They claim that the measure they use holds 9% pints liquid measure, while those used in other estabiishments holds but 8% pints. They receive 20 cents per mea- sure for shucking, and average about $3 a week for their labor. On Saturday last » committee of three shuckers presented a let- ter to Mr. Mallory, setting forth their griev- ances, and were discharged from the wer This was the cause of a general strike of all bands, and they have not been at work since tm Mornipg. At the meeting last night the strikers resolved to siand out until the members of the committee were taken back, although it is stated that theirem- ployers offered to givethem the measure de- sired. A protective society was formed, and the names of 269 members placed on the roll; $1965 was subscribed and placed in the hands of a treasurer. About 100 canmakers are now out of work. The firms of Miller & Bros., P. Schoenberg & Co. and Jos. Reeves, sent for their men yesterday, and there are evidences tnat the Strikers will all soon find themselves employed a: the prices de. manded for their labor.—{ Balt. Sun, 10th. S7-This is the time of year for aman to look ajong the midnight shelf and wonder Which bottle holds the whisky and whicn the catsup. 7 Arthur Orton, the Tichborne claimant, Works on & sewing machine in prison. He is in good health, but is reduced seventeen inches in girth, S77 On Saturday, t. 30, fishing amacks off New London @truck @ shoal of mackere) 4 mile long and a quarter of a mile wide, and took $10,000 worth of fish. ®7-The work of Professor Draper, upiversit; tw of the of New York, on the conflict be- lence and religion, bas been put upon the Index Expurgatorius of the church TBR Came Ww Btroet last wih thechill night end draw. 5 thought, ybave certain cure, Dr. Beis ee how few ould long waiters nad twenty-five cents.—{. 7 oTICS. me yanis srrmue. foul Are will bain |. WITM ES, aes FOURTH &BAson. BLBOAMPANE ie fs peaHO UND CITY ITEMS. | ‘THe IcB KING ReFRiGERATORS —A com- jebrated » Oppo- site the Patent Office, Wednesday morning at 10a. m. —— Horse COVERS and carriage robes in great variety and at low prices at the old retiable barness manufactory of James 8. Topham, £25 7th street, per tyenen caer ty be, white, Siepeai Sf ana gee ir. cal experiouee throaehout ine REMOVAI—. Class Brouring and Dyeing. A. Fischer bas enlarged his establishment Be Renee ine to ie Sew Huliting, 098 G street porta doors from 9th street, near Sq BARKERS, 1416 Permsylvania Avenue, 6 per cent. interest on deposits, On demand. Special rates on time deposits. aod July terest paid January prepared iy tqcure Nervous Healacne. Dyspep- tie Headache, Neural ia, Nervousness and Sleeplessnees, and will cure any case. Price, 80 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing- and Alexandria. %.%4.e0 GEORGETOWN ADVER’W’TS. THR ELEOTI BIUBES FROM OH10 AND INDIANA will be received and announced TH14 BVENING trom the Cigar Btore of F. A. WILSON, 142 Bridge sreet, a own. t S GEORGETOWN BUILDING AND 1M. PROV, BMENT OOMPsNY, Octosse 20, 1876. Forty Per Cent ne Stockholders Ww H. WHEATLSY'S PBEMIUM STSAM prea ABD SOOUBING BSTABLISH- BSTABLISHED 1831. fred withou! S reoot ved ie any place in the co: pe ag Ho. 13 Jota fereou street, wept AT STRAUS’, )._ Bend me your orders. tr 1011.......PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB......1011, BETWEEN 1075 AND 117H StREBTs, STEBES ABB FIL! =o OHVIOB AND BTY: FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING WITH NEW FOR MEK AND BOYS. Dress Buits, Business Buits, Working Buits, Yout! 2” Buite, Obildren’s Suits. Buite for Little Chaps, Suits for Growing Boys, Suits for Big Boys. Buite for Bohool Boys, Buits for Colieze Youths, Buite for Working Youths Snits for Small Buite for Large Buits for Men of Medium Size, Suits for Men of Extra Bize, Buits for the Biggest of Men, Suits for every kind of Men, Suits for all the Men in Town OVERCOATS A SPECIALTY. BUY NOW! BUY NOW! Particular Attention Given to Pleasing. A. STRAUS, sep29- BAk&Low 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Just receivea, Fall Steck of PBeTOG. o BAPHS, WATER 5 and arergy hams of Frames. cele! ole LP. HS DESIRISG o LL PERO! TO ARES RECUR 0 ” BERG, 19 and 923 Detreet'n Nos. by mail attended to. jot! a FIRE ON THE HEARTH We have receiv d from the Open Stove Veatiiat ing Company exclusive control of their celebrated Stove, and are prepared with fall stock to wait on our customers. We offer the best poriable rauge ever showo ia this city, “THS BALTIMORE. An examination will convince. HAYWOOD & HUTCHINSON, STOVE AND PLUMBIAG HOUSE, 317 9TH STBEBT, Near the Av: 206. TRUNKS! octe-tr ET sEte BSATOBELS, VaLIsES, TRAVELING Bags, POCKEE BOOKS, SHAWL BTEAPS, &c., &e., Re. & full assortment, the largest stock, strongest made and at the: = Brices at the old JAMES 8. TOPHAM, ekTaate, Be thoroughly and promptly — GOLD's WARM-AIR FUBNACES. Gold’s Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. " Qast Iron snd Machine WORK. ‘Tin and Wronght Iron WORK. CHANDELIEBS, largest varisty of new patterns ‘th the city. LADIES’ GOODs. FELT HATS, & BEST QUALITY, fp all colors an FANOY A VELVETS, SILKS, BISBONS, OBRAMENTS, ac, just received. Particular attention given to orders. MBS. J. P. PALMES, oct9-tr Berlin ZRPHYRS and Oauves BMBROLDERIES. de j Desiers in Lo nber, Wood and @ermartown WOOL, Knitting VA: j Ny, , Patterns. ‘Mice, 603 Penns) ie rthweet ow Fuproiterig! © =< Omer bn ateests Wbert, Depot ad Flasiog, i, n nF Werk | foot of 4th street east. one tf ePateras; Pout hace | ARRIVAL OF COAL. Fine etlection of Obildren’s MBSI¥O OLOAKS " its and CAPES. eo pire ast “kos cre awh = _B7-Bo Branch Store. oct 3m Porsove buying ean have Al 1876 FALL OrENING 1976 | acres eee een ‘enon reets; 328 Penasylvan' 5d and 4% streets, Wharf and between » Seb street and Potomac river. 4 88 LADIES’ SHOES, aT Coal! COAL! VERMILYA'S, READ! READ! €10 NixtTH stREET, (opposite Patent Office.) PANIC PRICES! ANTHRACITE COAL from @& per ton up, sc- Corcing to quailty. Having on band the sock tn the District, embracing every vi prepared to fill eréerr at © | the wncertaun arrival of Auer 2,240 Ibs. always furnished to the tom 87 Try us before purchasing elsewhere. JOHNSON BROTHERS, re ithovt waitiag for French Kid BUTTO: BOOTS, sar age and Pebbie BUTTOMED BlOTS, at THE BESTIN THE WORLD FORTHE MONEY. French Kid. Nght PUMP-SOLBD BOOTS, for arty OF carriage wear—the handeomest boot ia | Washington, welabing only five ounces, | Main office ana , Jobneon's wharves, foot 18th Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM WORK made toorder at | Ofiee taps eant ape rhort notice, and a perfect fit guaranteed. seg23-tr sepl cote R138 Scoot werbwen. 8 . we i Tea eeines Gontiertgetes | COAL AND KINDLING WOOD, na. in Braids snd Pafls at low rates. Old Halt | Our stoek of te Dow complete, embractns REAT REDUCTI “ ATABT BUNDLED | iaetipemace eed paper or Rerosene oll required.” LADIBE READY-MADE SUITS, CHEaP. OVER SKIBTS AND BASQUES, and LADIES UNDER’ PABASOLS and SUM UMBEELLAS st haif price. LUMBER. | LUMBER! LUMBER! we will sell all kinds of zy good,( por biased. 3 oe FLOWEBS, HATS, RIBBON, and MILLINERY GOODS jess than cost. sU8T BEOELVED— A large smortment of HAMBURG EDGES and BOBU LACES ceiling at a reduced price. OORSETS end KID GLOVES tz a great varisty, HUMAN HAIB very low at yent-tr MISS BE. A. McOORMICK, 629 91H STERET, (ST. CLOUD BUILDING, Daily receiving all the latest Hovel ties in GEORGE H. JOHNSON, eugls-ly Corner Mth and & streets n. w. CHIP AND STRAW BONHRTS, HATS, LAOS, > ie TADUCEMENTS. TOWERS, os Se, scTi Til pe to the interest of purchasers of materia Seen, | CSE ee FLORIDA FLOORING “BOOKS AND STATIONERY. rome gen, Ene Magnine SCHOOL BOOKS de.,e., which I willeall Sf priew to eat! par — = DANIEL SUITH, SCHOOL STATIONERY, wust-tr Phantx Mill, 1210 Ohio avenne ar LUMBER, LUMBER, HUN BROS’, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, LUMBER, sept-tr 1015 Penvsylvanta Avence. THE NEW BOOKS. First Conta: pabl @UB REDUCED PRIOC VIEGINIA PINB BOABDS, per hundred, 91.50 VIBGIBIA PIBB BIDING................... | WHITE PINE OULLS, 12 14 or 16 feet ‘HITE PINE B1DING. WILLBT & LIBBEY 8HINGLES (No.1 oli eseamwecne Howell's Life of may: Deni da. as erat fs Florence Marryat’s My Own Oniid.. it At the Councillor's, A OUB $1.50 BOARDS Are Furst Quality, ALL 16 FEET LENGTH ‘7 Call and see them. a WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue SCHOOL BOOKS ay Tly WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FULL STOOK AT LOWEST PEIORS, STREAMERS, S Wm. BALLANTYN | pA Lal Vor LAKE leaves the eept-tr 429 SRVENTH STREBT. wep a nouDat, wn |GCHOOL BOOKS 3 ve seeday. Fekete good undlt publications ee TU ae A PAM IO aod ENGLISH, ‘Together with all the desirable ctyles of Behoo| yy NEW EXPRESS LINE, tne stock before purchasing elsewhere. -BILA! . as tem t Geena ‘exenanged for Cornell’s, or = Ton an ¢ 50 “a WMITAKER, and i 941 Pennsylvanis avenue. 4 LEADING QUESTION. swt-te FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. “MATT. teave her WHO I8 IT THAT SELLS THE BEST CLOTHING THESE HARD TIMES FOB THE LEAST MOBBY? This is reedily answered by taking ® look through our Store, and making ® personal investigstion of stock and prices. MEN'S SUITS FROM 96 UP. MEN'S OVEEOOATS FEOM 85 UP. MEN'S PANTS FROM 61:25 UP. BOY'S SUITS FROM 8. UP. REM EMBER OUR SPECIAL FEATURE 12 VALUABLE PRIZES, AMOUNTING IN THE AGGREGATE VALUE TO PEARLY 9900, THE DRAWING OF WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE ‘THE 3icr INSTANT. CUNABD LINE, Pay Pn | EVERY PURCHASER OF CLOTHING OR eeeeme FURBIDHING GOODS BNIITLED TO 4 TICKET, FRES, WHICH @1VE8 HIM ONE GHANGE 1N TH S4iD DEAWING. Agreeable attention and no relnctance to show goods, whether you buy or not, is the rule at the CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, L. GRADWOHL, 461 PENESYLVANIA AVENUB, STR SREV ES Privetne LAW SCHOOL or Tex COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. FACULTY. UBL rhe. LiD., Preside onal °. verty, of Contre: vr of cts, and of Urimes and Mage .. ‘The Hon. WH. B LAWRENCE. LL Dp. o Profc mor ef the of Natioor me *) moathly ate in reper bale ty. Hon nk, (cor ot eon tay otice of the Tre be Dalenre WM. STICKNEY. ver New Yor Sotion he letter tothe oer? th 1th 1 mre ] > Pkee sar =x AND Misses POLLOCK sd NORBE, Teacher VED From 7O® Lith street northweet rt Dorthwest, between Manachnsetis ‘scones nee mrad Slant wt bein ectoer ag pe aerate jo br Spply to 1127 Isth st. or to 70 as Days of teittion, ard SATORD AT For arrangements and terms Acedem: Pt = elalaittian WEDNESDAY, THUBBDAY, ys = ot the vn ste8 ee ee copii D CLassi es weet, a jackson will 1 on Octet Brening ber — % q Yours anim Dil M HABBOVE: BOAEDIN Miegasee Bin at 1336 1 children ne ~4 Ast street, opposite fo kiln Park. Circulars et the residence or’ Mé& ABD MES ALFRED BUJa0'S wseeny yy °° Beoardins and Day 3 - Leaves oo Bo. 1700 L strest, Wastiogion, DO ae Bept, (Mumber of pops tinieee ease see Lt} we end Mise BOOL ie sane essa sable ___ engin —Some m reserved news arrangement Prod” Pobe, at BOE IR, aay week day bevween BUsiN ESS Sees Rave same advantages. for MONDAY, Anges 36.7 7 evening irculare address B_ 0. SPENCER, President. WH FEMALE SEMINARY Stoddard sired, Geertacwm, D. ©. Bcbooi for Y. Lactes, Opens BRI TEwsEK TS. it and Dey S7 For terms spply to Miss LIPBOOMB, Prin- to be hed at , = a : ‘Or at tae: BD 01 LO Geareh iS sect or heey 3 Srraaiere ot the Principaly Pars BEM Sm 18 9 | bremtinne CoLUmMBIAN UNIVERSITY. WASE'NGTOR OITY, D. ‘The Papranateny Daranruast opens Wedses- @ay. PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Ne. 4 BULFIECH ST, BOSTON, (OPPOSITE BEVERE HOUS! THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; Ox, SELF-PRESERVATION, MOBS THAN ONE MILLION COPIES BOLD. Gold Medal Awarded to the Author by the “National Medical A. > March 31st, 1876. untold miseries thet result from tndiscre- Hon in early life, may be alleviated cored Those whe doubt thie amerion cools the new BODY we oltsbea tae Manreat Tgerryrra, Wowton, epiled Tae of 1, or Bel! Preservation e impaired by ‘the errors of youth oF teckel =e d |. Alro anower 7 dred reyal octavo fh’ suve i das Seurarars mom | Bewereenom