Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODS. B BESPECTFU! LY ask an inspection of our Ww large and desirable stock of FALL AND WINT R DRY GOO%s, bracing all kiois snd qualities for the present bing seasons. Favor os with « call, you will meet with stilts ‘Sad prompt attention. <a: trom 10 to 3) per wat = your purchases. We intend to keep up our sais ¥ g BOLBIDg but the best brands, ver lowest rates. . Uf our gorde please you tm styles, qualities ant Biances will vow be pressed io take an coviste ti apoee a 4 Talis to meet your wants. - Remember location. w. BROWN, Bo. 314 8th street northwest, oct}0-tr Near Ponnayivanis avenue. MITCHELL & MARTIN, (Sueressors to John T. Mitchel 931 PENNSYLY \NIA AY are 07 ing «full live of FER DEESS GOODS tn all the ee fabrics selected trcm the iatest importat’ SILES. VELVETS, CaSHMERES, tc. GOODS of all kins. Ah at of BLs. le only to NKETS, SP sU8, fl! have to come street venue istern up. > MITCHELL @ MARTIN, vew-tt Sit Pecna ave and 924 D street. DRY Goods AND CARPETs. baberes. 3 3 Black Aupacas, 20. 25, to 50— en. Bent * 4 Onitdren's Kaic Underwear. ‘Tasele a: nares! ar pets, ae co! as eny house in the city. sad a discount sliowed for cash; ‘nd buyers will note this s» to thetr in T. N NAUDAL ocd te 709 Market Space. BRODHEAD & CO., 939 PESBSY 4 AVS. AND 939 D 8T., BETW 9Ts ABD 10re 8TS., ‘Will open to day and through the week new and sty lish DRESS @e@eenps F THE MOST RECENT IMPORTATIONS Hi Goods snouia Fecetve the caretal ipapection sine make thelr Fall parchases, oe the colorings. quallties and price: are such toe Foor rare bargains is Black Rilke, from’ 750 a Ty crgaine in Bia . . ane Deacttful ——_ of rile G: — avy worth @i.2! Skirts, Sec., worth 8 bh Wementts 44 Blesched Cotton. ¢c.; All Wool 0-4 Bisnkets, $2.75 te $-button KID GLOVES, only 8135. syle Wide Mesh Silk Hair Neve and Mettod # 9 Le ° jostery, ‘Gall abd ¢iamt BRODHEAD 4 CO., oct3-tr 939 Penn. ave and 933 D street. CABRPETINGS, &c. ‘The beapest, and most desirable stock of How DEY G00US nad OABPETISOS ever ox ibited in Waehivgton can now be foand at No. 92% Tth street. Store running through from 7th ont tr W_W. BURDETVE aco. (FPBOM IMPORTERS’ AUCTIONS. Binck Cashmeres and Alpacas. ES Greens Bary Biue, Seal Brown and Pium Color ‘Merino ambui and » worth double the mons deuen TOWELS’ Yard loca, e:l Linen, Hike. ee oe GLOVES, at # and Sec, at SKIBTS. at S00. apiece. BLONKBTS. Pore Simcr: Double weight’ Mobalt ai ; e 5 ees Bisck Cashmere ‘donole width, B. fie quality, at 7éc; Baas ‘Our stock i= cumplctes sad_guerantes our prices compete with any south of Rew York. C.M TOWSON 4 ce, sep7-cofm 636 Pa av ,south side, near 7th st ANOTHER LOT OF CHEAP DRY GOODS CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. Black Silke at old prices, @1, 1 25, 1.37, 1.50, 1.62, Bisck Osshmere very cheap, over one yard wide, only 78c. uk Bipacs, finest « + 80. wr fe Ls it Of beautifal now Dress Goo \ 2.15, 18, 20, 25, 99.37, 800. Colored Jashvere, dot bis ~ finese fealty «all wool, 6,62, 780. 58 : i ~ IMPORTANT. oder "NEW Fall ASD" WidTMe GOODS at prices tha: defy competition. We name in part: 5B SILKS, from Sc. to 64.50 | @ fret Mpete SILK for 8118, worts sow gids OsSHMERBS. BLACK ané COLORBD, all the new and desirabie ‘shedes, at S00., worth 4336. aLPacas. B RED all shades, special bargains Es colors St Soe works ae HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. SHIBT Di anrs rensailize suroaren, a ee nee, a ponsned: at O36. Sete aS, Mi via Bela} B.anch } Connects on Saturday for a inchester. iF , Annapolis and Way Stations, 0—Baitimore and Wey Btations to Annepolis ‘upetion. J % S—Cicetnnat! and Loutsville Bx, . Bx- cept Saturday Hagerstown and Wiuchester. Sleeving cars to Cincinnati and Louisville, O—Point of Rocks and Ws) Stations. o—Ehtiadelphia, 4 Baltimore Express. E ne ager-town, o ~ oy 4 Ootumbus. 10— Baltimore, . Sanction, and 10:00—Dew York and Philsdel Night Ex- Sleeptog Oss to Now York. 03" Baltimore ana ‘Way Stations to Annapolis Receives or Val- ork and Philadelphia at ‘at the naemers Double — Steet Rails, Splendid Scenery, OOTUBES 97H, 1876. ‘Trains leave of suasa Sree tune, from Depot, foce 7 except Bas vor 8 ew York and ibe ’ of Ballaan Parlor BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD SEPTEMBSS 171u, 1876. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. Cop} ot 7 PrP, UNIMPSO! In ¥ BeTO! = aURE 3. ey iaitel trlot of tl detween B tod be ane ts premises, I will Reabgred fre A Bree undred and uleety-rlire. 903 metsy ‘and Coriiay. Beginning for _ ‘Street west distant ii (2) inches south from ti paid «. and Ld forty. (@ x Torey eight 3 ninety-nine (99) besinping of td foot 2 inches. ary 5. On Th URSDAY, the 19th tnstant, at Awill sell, cn the al bered twenty ( mn ty (160) feet, to the place of beginniug. ‘This lot is admirably located for buitdi 3 god being just north of Colambis College intersection of the lth street anu Pierce’ Tosds ‘On thesame day, at 5 o'clock p m., on the ——, I will te ft ibal- square numbered three huvdred and sixty 365) ia the said city of Washington. ‘This lot ie sttusted on Volumbia, between P and Q streets, = is improved by a desirable two story 6. On FuIvaT, sae ‘20th Instent. at 4 o’clook p. m.. on the pre - I will offer for rate Lote a bered pinecoon (19) and 2, raft 7 ‘Tingey’s cr to Darrow's resorded tweaty ee aoe ry Yeo of all that part Beryhrast corner of seid lot 6, end Tanning thence — =. Wed and. Ave (100) footy thence oeat tore BY, Trustee, MIDDLETON. auctioneers: Droit Building. ABNEE, corner 7th and F sts. U1 A TWO-STORY AND G@ FRAME DWELLISG ON siDE OF SOUTH I STREBT. BNEK OF 121s STREET ine 7:10am and 4:30 p.m. 00 ‘end 1 60 amend 4:20 p. - except day XANDBIA & FEEDERIOKSB' “Wa ABD ALEXANDBI4 & Wa8H! a ms ety daily. nde s tus chy. ‘Tickets used. Sw a ip os7 De wapen STEAMERS, &c. NG: at Little Ferry. B. GREGG, Cap‘ain- LAKE leaves the S97 For information Bank, sth street, (CLYDE'’S NEW EXPRESS LINE, BBTWEES PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDBIA, WASHING- TON ASD GEORGETOWG, D. 0. STRAMBES LEAVE PHILADELPHIA every SATORDA GE MORDAY at 7 p. m. bt ed daily. Cor thetr ceived ds i Tek Retr goods landed Ngeoreskearb 0.” Dee Mave them idiot enece: © 35 Witorttreet, ves, ayn-tr — see FFOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. THE STEAMER “MATT. y. H.B leave her w al a THURSDAY MORMIBGS, ot 4 ‘on the Pi ‘River, as far down Be inclading t! rte x rite simmer reso: Gotons, Bivex Srais and BLaxiston’s Is- LAND. ring wilt arrive ‘ashi ‘on ‘UESDAX and AY RUETUNGS. sboat an 2. W. H. KILLMOW, Agent. jy) 6th street wharf. EW DEPART UBS. oetom ‘ai FsoviDaaOn #imaManty Itme will leave Philedel- 3m. CUNABED LINE. ‘Wita the view of mozt ay the ebances of Ped tr ee eer AND NOBTH AMERIOAN Ab" ust3, culy recorded in’ Liber folio 68, one of 1 trict of Columb! ty secured thereby. lic auction, in ofthe oth, at5o ground situate in the gt tof Co Tombia, known and deseri hir- ty two.(32,) in Henry Bi-ch’s recorded subdivision of original lot (Jin squere nan ni bered nite bundred and pinety-five, (995,) together mite, ec. ‘erme: One fourth cash. and the balance at 6, 12 end 18 months, with interest at 8 per cent. per an- pum, secured by @ old, or all cash, at option postt of #1Cd will be requ copveyancin, SALB LOT OB HALF STREET WEST, BB- TWEEN Fand @ Sruwets EOUTH. AT AUC: On Mrest west, bet ed G ats, wi rt Pe SLE Seale DUSGABSON BROS, Aucts. FAMILY SUPPLIES. (MAL4Ga GRAPES, DUCHESS Fae 4s, Bal ‘TES, NEW FIGS, and many other new goods, B. W. BEEDS Grex 1816 F 6T. south, POTATOES. We have just received four oar loads of EARLY ROSE POTATOES, Bright, smooth, clean stock, and good size, Which we offer in car load lote, or in less quentity, te the trade, AT LOWEST MARKET PRIOR, Do not buy antil you see our Potatoes. More on the way, A. B. PHILLIPS, SstION MEBOHAST. BOUs & Ham With 8. ILTON, oct7-Im Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers. 608 3B YON S&BRO, 608 go ZILLES SED TEMTTBTITS. mode; pure White Wine Vinegar: Green Ginger: ire selected B ; Peach Brandy, 5 i Wide au ecko Whar Bo Segen ‘st lowest’ prices; Washburn Milis. Minnesota Flour, superior to anything, tn the market. For . B. BRYAN al 2 BRO sopié-tr [Herald] S Ponua. avente, TALLS 635—636 A. 326—: J. A. HOFFMAR, a2 above, conden tint be can please all tastes, asks © trial his choice stock of a FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. All orders conscientiously filled guarantesd. 7 ‘and satisfaction sagiriy BERY, mi mb an qian, Views ae See et seus - aie ra Dealer BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MTTTON, &c. CORNED BBEF A SPROLALTY, «. 7 Morketiog free of charge, to be al UNSUBPASSED ONE CAB SOHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE BEER Packed ta toe, mats for sale in casks SAITL ©. PALNER, DSPOT,67 GREENE STEEB?, AUCTION SALES. ‘THomas DowLisa. Tasige ona CITY AN» OOUR1Y OF A P KISG ABD H TOVES, RITORUN REQUISITES in front of my auc general sesortment of ode B-— Mo postponement on sccount of the THOS. DOWLING, Avotionser. B22 8 ‘Wall's Be PFEREMPTORY ALB OF 30 ry ast Vingisin, On ®ATUBDAY 1876, Lig 14 ing eich aii ined os die and Werk seo. pat Tiage and set Gold roperty of @ gentiemen SALE OF F4SBIONABLE ABD COSTLY FUB- BISUBB UUTLON. On MOBDAY, October t ing at 10 o'clock @. m..1 au nies. and Side (nsirs to carved bal: Lace Ourteins, Lem! and Gilt Ocrnice; ¢l- gant Easy Obai come ut Dressing Case Sui each;) Mas ble to; § ; han?s. me Walnut W.it- h Ohina Tes Service, 7 Onator sa" aser’s cost. If the terms ith within ten (10) days. t to the property Be YSU, erneree 2. 'F OOLDWRLL: Salexman. B. H. WABNEB, Beal Betate Auciioneer. LUABL! ay ‘seortment of French © t Broseels, Parl lr Gurpet, lets want of first-class Fu ‘such foruiture did opportunity for nltare, Oarpets, ‘with the expense of sale, inced at the time of at 6 aad 12 months, for which the interest from the day of on the property ue improved with @ two-story and attick Brick Cot ‘erme of sale: One-third cash; the restdus in two and tweive months. at. per annum aatil paid, to a ba. Full settle. iy after sale, otherwise de; Conveyancing and recording a! FRED. W. JONES, TULIAMS, Auct. (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. L¥ OF IMPROVED BEAL BS- YETTE 3> AND 41x STEBETS, ‘virtue of deed of trast to us, th of Dearing in ured by a deed of trust equal peymente at six sold, shall be taken. A de; it terest at ten (10) tance of bid. Al onveyancing ‘ABDB, Trustee, SWEBT, Auct. TO-MORROW. Awa Sale OF PY oe TH TBRUSTERS’ SA 418 OB ie 2 i % 3 Q i é 3 4 ct ares. = MaTrakws, ¢ 2 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. A. DABNEILLE, Beal Betate Auctioneer. STEES’ SALE, AT AUCTION, OF VALU. LS IMPROVE! z BOBGBTOWN.D jeed of trust, dated the land wi rirtue of a ds nd recorded Ww » in Liber 723, fol! the holder of the A es No. 315 B STBEBT B WEST. I will ees] at auction, in frent ot +4 o’clock pm, on Sa conveyed by Wm. deed dvted aly |. 1853, +t folio ‘mand con! Wa P r008G. _ YOUNG & MIDDLSTO! ‘ing dou Potemsac river, and on the nveyed to James F. OUNG & MIDDLETON, Y = ers by ‘deed dnied De- Estate Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING SITES. B BRIGHTWO 9D, D. 0. or ¥. October 17h, at € o'clock. ihall offer for sale, he by the erty 00: ‘Otho Me Lintbicut 8 iber 16, ing erty fs ved ‘Terme Terms easy A plat of the ground, whish will be aa sale, may be seen in the mean time at dtdbs YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. VALUABLE Im- , BaST Oari- jgcpE® AND 1876; toget: ¢ the saie in cash; balance 1a six and twelte moatns, se- cured by notes bearing interest and deed Cty on t 1° he cent inverest and 100 in casa when ‘be terms are not compli: ¥ reserve the right PROVED BEAL THIRD brRERTS the property is obaser’scost If cll the property at the risk re iting purchaser, after five irtne of @ deed of Bod. deen ¥. D. OLBARY, Dowsman & GREEN, Auctioncers. ‘RUSTER’S 8A! 7 5 ae LE 0: tion of the party iblic auctioa, in sec! he idder. WEDNESDAY, October 18th, A. D 1876, at = «all those certain pieces or in the city of Spawn and desc: ibi LUABLE IMPROVED SOBTH SIDB MARY- TW 10r! EVENING STAR. |: ' October 13, 1876. | BT ticle on the exigencies of the Oamberiaad — coal trade. It sage that Camberla: \* ing outatripped by every other eastera a t ri A caxtrenam wmoeSonveRns woe | jets Sarhietugi vain ead ig eae Say tetired Seataen ni Long, | 08! Mayland mines and to compete with " the Chesapeake aad Onto canal ani the Ba- who [ives toc mea farm in Alameda nme of | mare ‘aud bio rallruad it shipments to of beipg near borses. He eats his s ia eastward. but there are obs acies in the | 126 Tay of the Pennsylvania road reaching “umberiand coal region, and the recen! Dane culnn vith 8 Sevorite pony, Sod among | break in anthracite prices bas worked diene. cacmiewelr tee be ceeene Wuinnies in | trousiy to bituminous coml interests, and : : ~ — te ber. Oar tne Pennsylvania road, having got into what — pen = most perfect | is called the Clearfie! » DOrth west o: Peper yo Dut of the Ave Camberiand, bas attempted to meet the tp the stable. Two are recent additions, bat | der ton, aed tae iting nie tee on a thelr case the same aMalty is seen Bave reiocea the price of mining 3 per cent., jester degree. th 2 The taining of horses, thetr ovedionce, | Faogement reauces Une test of Cronies seal Uicks Sbout 35 cents per ton at the seaboard, and in View of ibe fact that the Clearfield cosl was Siready selling @t about 35 cents per too below Cumberland coai, the difference is pow oo great {oat it is impossible for the nelr tate : coal companies to keep open Leganian argues that Console. macy with horses, understands tneir | tion company coust Come ane — ~~ ing rates of transportation, and be willing to sbare its profile with the coal compan: Ubat the canal should reduce ite tolls, and « svficient number of boats be withdraws from the trade to supply the remainder with constant business thus enabie them te load @t reasonable Ggures. And every sound whieh they utter 1s perfectly a 5 plain to bim. When arguing with him that | nal su; that tbe Baitimore and On: though he might comprehead the meantic; riher of the rove gh from the voc = _ Hy that the miners cat down the price of chords of @ horse, yet it was patent im | ing. All interests, i! holds, should join im = ibility for @ horse to understand the common reducton rather than that the vglish language, he replied: “Living, eat- | Camberiand coal production cease @ilo wn he | with my horse bas given | gether, which latter case is imminent u me this know! I Possess, and the same | some conservative course be taken | intimacy bas acquired for my horses the It ts stated that the New © power I claim for them.” Hers, turning to Nonsolidation caal com, ender, Light built gray pony, he sald reduced the freight to Doatmen to 3° “Billy. we are talkiag of you; if you | Cente atom. undersiand what i ame engine. tare yoar bead round on the off side.” Toe arg iH A GRAND PoTiaToH—Canadim Inhans so, and then resumed his feed. ‘-Billy,” he | Giving $15,000 Worth of @oods (0 be Seraubiat continued, ‘tell me your age, bow loug you | For.There was @ mighty gathering of Lo- have lived here, and on whieh side of you is | dians at Saanich yesterday. Upwards o your friend “Vesta” The pony whinnied | 3.000 redskins, in canoes, Were prose: for about two minutes consecutively, and | The occasion of the assembiage was e grand then, being loose in its stall, walked into | potiateh of over $15,000 worth of ood being the adjoining one occupied by the mare | given away. English blankets the values “Vesta.” “Now,” he continued, “do you | of 85,000 were thrown from the top of the and Rigen #4 walk down to your trough and | lodges to be scrambled for by the natives be- drink while I make up your beds.” Vesta” | low, who stood armed with poles, siuck aod “Billy” walked quietiy out and pro- | full of ualls at one end, to secure the prise ceeded straight to the @s s00n af it fell. In addition to these, some While they were out, Mr. turned | curious “percecess,” made by the nativ: over the straw carefully with ® fork, and | themselves from the wool of ibe mountain carried on &b anim&ted conversation & were also thrown. Three bundred talking angrily to him for some minutes about some fault he had commitied the day beiore, he ordered Mr. **Poley” to lie down and not to get up until afer “Vesta” and “Billy” bed returned. Our informant saw butlittieim this to prove Mr. Long's claims, as many & horse will lie dowa at the word of command; bat when without @ word, ‘‘Poley” arose and walked out to the water after the retarn of the other two horses, the sudject became as dimicalt of solution as before.—[ Mews Letter. SITTING BULL—His Band Roary to Surren- der.—& corres} it of the N. Y. World writing from Bismarek, Oct. “th says: There is littie positively Known io to the Sa Tari pence eherer on Soe, , but conducted iy. the ladian Buy Pe the reports ved that he ison the Little | jena —. Missourl, about six days’ march from here. | jstemdaht Tole wine ere olice Super ile above this piace’on the. Missgu -k. miles above this p! on ssouri, 7 al, % . states that @ party of Indians belonging to | Sept she OM CMomist, Motorva, 4, C that ay nll eas heating mt four In- diaps from Sitting "es camp. Toey stated | A WOMAN NCOUNTER WI that his camp was on the Little Missouri, | xiGHT BURGLA: The es $5 4 ‘and that bis were in need of food and | Kate Wintern! ‘O. ammunition, and in a very short time would y night last, between be reduced to the greatest want and sutler- o'clock, by a burgiar ing. They were watching the progress of af- | who, in allempting to carry away jewelry fairs at the different agencies & determiue | and other valuables, was ened of by What they should do, -most of them beng | the courageous cosduct of fe tae, ee willing to go in and submit to the govern- Winternight, who is @ widow, bas ment ifthey thought they would be taken | cupying the care of. Oiber reports are to the effect thet | ber son and daughters having gone to Phi Sitting Bull bas all his wounded trom the | deipbia. On Tuesday nigut ‘she W&s accom different fights with him on the Little Mis- | panied by @ young lady, sour!, but how true the statement is is not | asleep when the burglar entered their known. One thing, however, is certain: the | room on the second Moor by forcing open Ivdians realize the fact that they have re- | the door, which was not very well a colt ae ey = Mra. Winternight was awakened by the jority of them noise he made ste; Across the carpet the best of the situation and enter tue aister- ore coed 4 ent agencies while can. y are oughly disheartened and demoralized; they are without food—many of them without shelter, having abandoned their lodges while § the soldi with a jong, hard winter staring them in the face, the pect not @ cheering one for hunting or fighting is evident from the > efforts they have made at different places to escaped obtain some at almost any price, it being shot awoke the young lady, who stated that they offered the Indians at For | beep soundly sleepi tis Peck @ pony for eight or ten rounds. It is Winternight was A —~¥ — bot surprising, therefore, that they should ve | fright. Both remained morn’ apxious for peace—and ‘covernment rations. when they rey eourence. —3 occurence. The burg: A HUNDEED YEARS TO DECIDE A Ber.— | !®* took botbing with him but about $10 la By private letterfrom Germany the follow. | MOD€Y, which be found in the pocket of « ing facts regardiog @ singular aod novel ei ———— arin wager arecommunicated. Two wealthy and influential Berlin bankers, to © Whigs” Vide for their children’s heire, and fearing | Mond “WAtys” Former ditor—Henry Poi. ng become poor, and therefore unable to do ee einen 7D, who claims to be the soa of nave made & wager covcsrning the Ualted =e formerly editor of tne Rich- . The one marks (@ mark is equal ‘to about twenty five cents of oar | Denner or” the seven ae ere, nd & Morey) that the United States will not re- brougut up @t the tombs police court ents, scopic, out eavance to niger | Soy 60 a'r si other, Just as confident of winning as the a aa ee pes course, beta a ° oT of pay daties on 4,000 marks that our COUGLTY | some goods at the custom owned Se aap yl ek his cuployers, C.T: Reyno.ds & Oo. desiers but not retain the high position in the aru: | }» PAints and olls, &c.,at the corner of Dutch money) has been on interest for the ig bi years, at the expira- Uon of which period the royal court of Ger- many will decide which party is winner and entitied to the money, the total sum of which will then be $13,325 American currency. Explicit agreements and stipulatoas have been entered into by both parties in duc years.—[ Pilisburg Disparch. CuBIovs CHANCERY Casg.—An impor- tant case was opened in the chancery court in Trenton, N.J., Wednesday. The plain- Uftis Carrie A. Black and the defendant : Clayton Black. The bill filed sesks tocom- | A NOVEL MARRIAGE CEREMONT was wit- pel, by an order of court, the settlement of | Possed in the superintendent's office, at Sing an investment made by plaintiff on the land Rine, on Monday. The parties were Miss of defendant on the children of both. It al- | Nellie Hann, @ comely blonde of about nine- Jeges. age between them, tht teen of age, who resides quent inherivanée of conslderab | aod Ludwig Wolf, who was convicted of urchase of horses, carriages, &c. It farther | into tears, and threw herself into her hus- Blleges neglect, abuse, and lil treatment of | D&0d’s arms. They embraced each other ar- oa relied to ie peeing ponieun gold ring on ner ~~ It in aoe ‘Was com, leave er bue- . = OI ang ee jan 5 t Sopaideration. ‘The anawer is @ general de- | gaia sayy te sceelous, seaman, when the nial. A bill for divorce between these 5 ties bas been pending for the past rn when the merry youth a courts and is not decided yet. e plaintiff now resides in Philadelphia, the defendant in Bordentown. CURIOSITIES OF A RuSSIAN RoYal PAt- curiosi|