Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | R. ay Weather Probabilities To-day. Orvice oF CHIEF Si1oNat OPricER, WASaIneTon, October 16, 1876. In the middle states, falling or nearly ste- Uovsry baromet: winds, backing generally clear wes eo yy morping diminishing westerly rrow southerly, and er, With heavy froste LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, ac, To-wght Rational Theater. Maggie Mitchell as ‘Theater Comique.— First clase varieties. Condensed Locain. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at €.50 p. ™.. and gutingniahed at 4:20 a m. From J.C. ‘ker we have late New York ‘and Philadelphia papers in advance of the Of 3 applican‘s in this city last week for epiistment in the army, & only were ac- Garrick club bes elected Mr. T. Harry om President and J. H. Rathbone sec- Read Carter's advertisement. Black si!k, bisek cashmere, biac! Keods, 107 Market Space. The funeral of Alexander H. Drayer took Pace fom his residence on B street, Capitol Hef meme afternoon. He was buried With Masonic benors. A boy named Dickman, a carrter of the Eve nike STAR. living vear the lith-street wherf, was aceidentally wounded in the leg by » pistol abot Saturday evening. Thos. M. herd, of this city, has been awarced by the ry department the cor tract for roofing the U. 8. custom and court house at Parkersburg, W. Va. Laws crs’ briefs printed from new type and on oes eine x ional Rep bit 2 Boo per at Nationi ablican rs ard Job Printing Office. © fScer Columbus found a new born white male ebild at thedcor of house No 422 New York avenue Saturday night and took it to the St. Ann’s asylum. Mrs. Dr. Newman has just been the reeip- jent of @ lifesize crayon portrait of Dr. New man. aN artistic piece of work, purchased and presented by Mrs. Emery and other jadier of the Met iitan church. Public school children are allowed five @ays’ leave of absence to visit the Centen- Bial. Application must be male by parents or guardians and approved by @ trustee of the school district. Jackson democratic association and Tilden and Hendricks Reform cluo have ar- to attend the inass meeting and light procession in Alexandria Wed- besday pight. Premises corner of 2d and M streeta south- east. and bourses 1520 In alley between 9th apd 1th and N and O streeta northwest, and 2122 K street corthwest have been con- demned as nuisances by the Board of Health. Mr. ner Albion, of Mich: was en- tering a7th street car at the avenue junction, Saturday morning, intend- ing to go to Mount Vernon, when a pick- a bine pty of bis wallet, contain- fy and valu: papers. General Peter F. B: ennsylvanis statue. Genera! in bis place. W. B. Reed and T. P. e@aqs., Dave been appointed as aldes. Mr. Daniel Harbaugh,a inept printer of this city, died su iy Saturday even- ing. He was formerly emp'oyed in the Gov- €roment Printing Office, where he learned bis trade, but for the last three years was a ag as a clerk in the ordnance office. - Roslin D. Ivry,a French citizen, was arrested to-day by tives McDevitt and M ee stealing @ borse and buggy at Ypsilanti. Michigan, about 18 months ago from H. W.Sampeon. He is to be returned to that state by our detectives. ‘Wilhe Lyles, a four-year old boy residing on 7th street, during the tempcrary absence of bis mother on Friday,d-ank {rom a cup frome concentrated lye. The mother found the ebtid in great pain, and Dr. B.B. Adams was sent for, and administering antidotes the little one’s life was saved. Kate alias Bradley, was arrested Satarday night by Officer Jeffries and locked Bp on the eof keeping a bawdy nouse. ‘One of the femaie inmates of the house and & male visitor were also taken into custody by Officer Breen. In the Police Court this morning Judge Sneli sentenced Kate George jopey a@ fine of $100 or Sete Jall-for sixty 8. ‘ meeting was held at the Foundry church ‘esterday in the interest of Diekingon col- Rev. lr. J. A. McCauiey, ident of that Institution, gave an in! of the coll: abiell, of money ee A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.—On boone a morning Officer Harbin found Jamea lying disabled on 8th street, bet’ E streets Svictps oF A FORMER WASHINO- TONIAR— He Dies on the Grave of His Wile, in Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore —Francis Scott, 46 years old, apo! '. corner G mor and Franklin streets, in Baltimore, co: mitted suicide with morphi; Satarday afternoon, in Greevmount Cemetery. He ed the entrance gate about i p.m., show- | ng the deed of his grave lot and entrance pase. About 2 p.m, A J.A’ |, stone- | entter, near the cemetery, while passing | rt of the grounds. saw | | throngh the eastern pa: the body of Scott lying in his grave lot, with | bis bead and one arm stretched across the os bis first wife, who died three years Greenmount Cemetery, was pbial partly em; person. The must have taken viously. Some of the lips of the corpse and on the fingers. coloration of the body had begun about — The Baltimore Sun says that 7 _— but a short time pre- drug was found on the Die- the he came to Baltimore nearly thirty years ago, and after serving an [cohen yaa dg droge'st’s clerk started in business for him- self at the corner of Bi way and Baiti- more streets. He left bis home about 9 a. m. Saturday, and was in conversation with a clerk of the house of Loud, Claridge & Co. *bip ehandlers, on the corner of Pratt and Gay streets, about l1a.m. The tale was in regard to business matters, and Mr. Scott sbowed no signs of despondency, either by word or look. The cause of the suicide is attributed to financial de; jon, his busi- ness having sowewha: lessened since his removal to the northwestern section of the city. The funeral will take place at 4 p. tm. today. Mr. Scott was married in 1851, baving three danghters and one son by bis fret wife, who died in February, i873. He afterwards married again, having a dangh- ler, now @ year and a half old, by his second wife, who survives him. He was kindly ard affectionate to his family, made @ good eal of money during the late war, and was in easy circumstances. fils deatn was a great turprise to all who knew him. pesca ci VITAL STATIETICS OF THE DISTRICT OF | CoLUMBIa.—The total number of deaths in the District of Columbia for the month of September was 349—whites, 172; colored, The principal causes of death were:—Cho! infantum, 19; diarrhes, 19; diphtheria, dysentery, 10; congestive fever, 4; intermit- tent, 5; remittent, 7; scarlet, 3; typhoid, typbo-maiarial, 6; cancer, 2; phthisis pulmonalis, 45 gestion of brain, 8; trismu: heart disease, 12; ppeumonia, 14; dentition, 12; old age, 13; premature births, The uhnap recharge pepe moath of last year, or at the rate oes per 1,000 per annum. Decrease of population by deaths over births (reported) was 18, or at the rate of 1.350 1,000 per annum. 35.53 per cent. of thedeaths were from zymotic diseases, 20 63 from con- stitational, 35 52 from local, 7.74 from devel- opmental, and 258 from violence. The rate of mortality of the white population Was 17.943 per 1,000 annum, while the mortality of the col Population was 47.200 per 1,000 for the same period. Fate of Over birthe (reported) 7 603 per L000 per ane over births (1 , 2 609 per 1,000 per an- bum, while the decrease of the colored pop- ulation by deaths over births was 11.46% per 1000 peranpum. For the same period there Were 331 births. ——— —— har ri dom —HMeeting of Pastors To day.—A meeting o! Sok cones ing winter, was beld in the parlors of the Y. M. . this a! , Rev. W. S. Ham- mond in the chair, Rev. Mr. Mason secre- tary. Mr. A. T. Stuart read the report of the committee which embraces a resolution recommending that a union prayer mecting be held at Lincoln Hallevery Monday after- noon for the present, to be conducted by the pastors, and the churches make more diligent use of the means of grace by increas- ing the number of their services to secure the reviving influence of the Holy Spirit. After @ discussion Rev. Dr. Gray moved to strike out ® clause which would seem to indicate that the meetings are to be imited; carried; 17 in the affirmative and 10 in the negative, and the resolution was then adopted. ——_-+—___. Love's Labor Lost.—Correspondencs of the Baltimore Gazette, dated from here yes- lerday, says: A runaway couple frem Wi- como. Cg Md., named Jas. H. Mannox and Miss Nellie C. Dashields, had their plans interfered with yesterday at the Bal- timore and Obio d The father of the young lady, Mr. E. R. Dashields, traced them to Baltimore, where they stayed Frida; night. Yesterday morning he came wi thenf, unnoticed, on the same train to this city and confronted them at the Raitimore and Ohio depot and took bis daughter back to her home or the next train. pence hs “oleae THE Poor RELIEF Fonp.—Mr. William Koey, president of the Citizens’ Relief ‘toission, bas transmitied an tember, 1876. The 7 444 05, and the am: Rey eT eet iC . FF. on) al corner of 6th street and Petnsyie Dr. FE. ——_— Adams rendered medical aid, after which she MAERIAGE LICENSES have been issued to ‘was sent to her home in Maryland. J. Thomas Maui and Augusta L. Bohrer; Last tov tae fell into an area | Frederick R. W: and Elizabeth T. Ash. baay od bout the Neng ee Merriam | Clécate Gino res ond Leanna, el. 4 him, and Ofer Prather took him | “mene ae eee to bis home. e THE GERMAN CENSUS.—The results of the census of Germany, taken on December 1, Tur New York REPUBLICAN ASSOCTA- | 1575, have just been. .panlnen by Dr. Engel, ‘730N met at rooms, in 1, | director of the statistical bureau of Berlin. Saturdey night—Judge Duell in the chair, | The results made known are definite as re- and W. J. Harris as | The follow- | yards Prussia, Saxony, Brunswick, Lippe, ing were 3; wassers in the depart- | Saxe-Altenburg and Saxe Meiningen, walle ments to see what clerks intended to @ final revision is going on in the case of -tue bome and vote: ry, iment—T. | remaining states of em} Bat this @. Heney, N.C. Martin, Charles Williams, | revision is not likely to effect any but the P.H. Eaton. W: t—C. C. Elils, | most trifling alteration in the fi as the F. A. Gee. J. H. ——. == i. | artof Cent Agar penny = the people _ ups + | been broug! a ion in Jr, EA. Kreidier, F. W. Crocker, M. Bar: | Germany, and the new statistine or puls- num. O. F. Davis. Post Office bepartment— | tion may therefore now at once be given. It Judge Arthur Griffith, W. C. Tiffany. | was found it on the first day of Decem- Government Printing Office—W.G Evans, | ber, 1875, the total lationof German Ww. J. = iad § — offered a ire pumbered 42 coe ae pre- resolutions, wi were adopted, census of December 71, the pum- nomination of Genera! Beo. . f Butler for es8, and deprecating the ef- ‘is being todefeat him. The follow- Ig were elected members: William Wash- Sugton, J... Dorris, Dr. H. C. Porter. ———_ MARRIED ARD Gonz TO THE CENTEX NiaL Crzy.—Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Samuel Einstieo. of this city, and Miss Jennie Guggenhe!mer, of Evansville, lod., e 8th street Syna- ride was attired in 6 maroon colored silk trimmed wore ornaments of Etruscan gold. A handsome collation fol lowed the ceremony, and the happy couple & Pandsom With pelt lace, and ea PS 'D | ber was 41,023,095. Thus the increase of pop- ulation amounted to 1,703,149 In four years, being slightly over one per cent. per annum. The Franco German war, it is calculated, cost the nation not far from @ quarter of a millton of men, and consequently the four years from 1871 to 1875 covered the loss nearly revenfold. So quickly does peace heai the wounds of war.—([ London Times. A PROMISE TO MARRY THAT CosTs $6,000. Henrietta Woods, a a years old, sued Tenice cigar dealer, yeste: Brooklyn, for $10,000 romise. A nurse, who was with her, cared or & the young woman, 20 jonett, aged 37,a in the city court of mages for breach of plump two year-old infant. thechild of es ai 5 > THE COURTS. Court In GENERAL TERM. This morning Judge Wylle stated tuat the case of Bernard May (convicted of procaring &n abdertion on Tillie Donaidson) would be beard, after which the General Term would take a recess for three weeks (antil Novem- ber 5th) Toe business of the Criminal, Cir- eult and Equity Courts was all pressing, and they had decided to take this recess that such business should be expedited. When the court reassembies the calendar will be resumed and they will go throngh with it. E K OF BERNARD MAY A. Cook, Charles Pelham and B. A. ‘kwood for the prisoner, and the District Attorney for the government. Msy was convicted in November of last year. and the case was carrie! to the Gen- eral Term and remanded to the Criminal Court in May, and sentence was = June sth. The points made are that ac- cused could not be sentenced after the close of the term in which he was convicted, and that under the iaw the offence is a misde- meacor, and he was sentenced for @ felony. They also make the it that the indict- ment was imperfect. The case, discussion, was submitted on the records and briefs. Adjourned for tnree weeks. Cracuir Court—Judge Cartier. 1e term of this court was con- vened today, and the jarors having been called iney were discharged until to-mor- row. The calendar was called and a num- ber of cases marked for trial. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. To-dsy, William H. Jackson alias Hitter Jackson, plead guilty to petit larceny, and Was senteceed to ten months tn jail. District Attorney Wells stated that he was ready in the case of Nimrod Norris, indicted or the murder of Richard Smith on the 4th of July last. Mr. Browne asked leave to withdraw from the case, but the court de- clined to relieve bim, stating that he would give bim an assistant. The case will be ca)led to-morrow. Patrick Mulverhill alias James T. Ryan alias E. M. Bryan, iudicted for forgery of the name of W_8. Thompson op an endorsement to a note of $150. The jury found @ verdict of guilty, with a recommendation to the mercy of the court. He was sentenced to one year’s imprison- ment in the penitentiary. Povice Covurt—Julye Enev. Saturday, Jease Johnson, assault on John Nelson; $10 and costs. T. Fahey, assault and hemp es and costs. Dennis Gleason, threats to Catherine Gleason, his wife; 32 bonds to Keep the peace. Creek, as- sault on Susan Tyler; $5 and costs. Burke forfeited Co Ki 35. Nathan Dyer lman, loud @nd boisterous; ¢5. John and Lizzie Di iamond, same ee Jobu finea $10, and Lizzie dismissed. John Martin, an able-bodied white man, was sent down to the chain gang for vagrancy. Lord Jackson, carrying & pistol; Pvp ni days. AY. Dennis Johnson, for threats to James F. under Wall, was placed ‘th Eliza Anp Martin, assaultand battery on Ho- ralio Maryman, @ constable, who testified tbat he bad an execution todistrain on John Martin’s furpiture. He got into the house, and Mrs. Martin asked him what he wanted; he told her, when sho told bim to “git,” and called him an old villain, and threatened to thraah the stuffing out of him; that the goods were hers, and he was an old thief, and everybody knew it. She also threatened to shoot him. She locked the door and tried to keep bim in. He captured a piano, notwith. standing the assaul(,which was of so trifiitng & character that the court Imposed ouly $1 e. A MIXED Lor. Kate George was arraigned on the charge of keepiog @ bawdy house, and pleaded guilty; @ fice of $100 was imposed, or 60 days in jail. Sarah Johnson, colored, charged | with burgiariously breaking and entering the dwelling of Sarah De Neal, and stealing & quantity of clothing; grand Jary—s2,000 bonds, George Jobnson, threats to Matilda Johnson; personol bonds. George Bowle and Joshua Black forfeited. Charles McColgan forfeitca. James McCue and George Smith forfeited collateral. John Smith ited. Jesse McCooey, arrested Saturday night on & fearful drunk, and locked up in the central station; forfeited collateral this morning. Jobn Gibbs forfeited. Peter Garrett alias Thomas Jacksou was sent down for va- rancy. 9%) days. John A. Bickerton was ined $5 for posting bills on the streets witn- out license. ——_——__-ee-_ Suicide of a Bank Tellier. A SAD STORY OF DOMESTIC TROUBLE—A FLUTTER IN SOCIETY. Fashionable circles in Columbus, Onto, were borrified Saturday by the news of the suicide of Mr. rrank Wortn Deshier, tne well-known teller of the Franklin National » and @ leading young man in society. te reception, the a joes of his two uncies, leat- ing bankers there. The groom’s father but!t for the young couple an elegant house, next bis own, and furnished it with every modern comfort. favored young coup! party of t! fondness of the young wite fe and attenuons from unmarried gave her whenever she more of ber time to him unhappily, her promises Three weeks ago she went on a visi! cinnati against her husband’s direct violation of a Since then he has been in a des Friday the wife returned, remained awa: sending @ note pe Salisfactory reasons ce. turday morning he took a drive with his to wishes, and in made to him. t mood. near his heart, and his wife side silent with terror. barrel unloaded lay on the floor near by. His father was at once summoned, and upon entering the room Mrs. Deshler ran out sereaming peg et punomige Bee) = wer. It 1s su} upon returning ie eat a sadden quarrel between He was unconscious until his death, which occurred 1n about ten minutes firing. Desnler was a pattern of morality, @ splendid business man, and uni- ve ly respec’ Mrs. Desbier has anut berself up Im her parlors and refuges to see any one. EDWARD 8S. STOKES TO BS FREE ON THE 28TH OF OCTOBER. —Edward 8. Stokes will again on October 2xth at 5 asthma. careworn, show- ~ ined what he will do when pr ie tonts man, and be has a released, 1t ~<A oa) Fog aeey woe) whi after a 8B very de voted son while he has a ramne oll works at Hunt some of his Heroest late James F ax. also since he —_ page eel wow viel, for pav- Dean! ae ee bean t> ride eS ga form. the arrival the — ith &@ large ana nd lo! he wee Tree. Fide frees Rene—( ne 5 jterous; forfeited collateral. Chas. | @fter some | | B. Hutehing, of St. Mary's county, Md., who, | | acd I believe commit by the mayor, and Mr. Clifford took wm. 1876 FALL OPENING = 1876 this morning. The superintendent ot police Corner 10th and C streets south or St onee discharged his pavers aud Mr. Cilf- | octil-si* Branch Varo coe tthe and B sta. ford bas re-employed those whoserved under LADIES’ SHOES him while superintendent of police. COAL! . Isso BORDINATE Sattons.—The three = at | satlors, Charies Devenn, iam Ro and after 9. 1876, our alias J.J. Crawford, and Andrew Hamilton, | pitretns Beat’ aoe Sree of Wenhion” VERMILYA'S, who were arrested since on com- | ton or Georgetiwn, in quantities mot les than ons LADIES’ Goons. sur | 719 CITY ITEMS. BY INSURI-G your real estate or personal property in the Firemen’s Insurance Com- | pany of Washington and Georgetown, D.C, (office over Bank of Wasbington,) you can be assured of obtaining a policy at low rates, and be guaranteed prompt payment of losses, 16,18 GEORGETOWN. AFNIVERSARY.—The thirty-second anni- versery of the Juvenile Missionary Society of the West Street Preabyterian Church, was beld in that edifice yesterday afternoon, the boliding being well filed. Short and inter- esting addresses were delivered by the Revs. Henry Pitzger, Beale and Howe. Tue report of the secretary, Reverend R. Gurley, showed 719 ar DAWIS", 719 MARKET SPACE. qed BCS 6” Banos oo Ss tbat the contributions during the past twelve From J. F. MeJition, Exj., of Baltimore, Ma 4 _ prone Ly been erate at of the “1 — = = dag you a =. as may 10 were to toe Priccapal, Mies receding four years, the amount this year | young Iady, @ member of my family, CBS. att iden oe : Eaves. ‘This eum, added. ta ‘6 20, balance | deen suffering for several pears under "a pa bronehial jov, and Dest ‘medical mit haa the disease had notwithstanding the been consulted, that the previous year, made @' total of $505.11, of which $5229 still remains unex, pended. The society numbers 150 members, Bopoa wi. oe be T'Gnees for O1L Painting oie $58 Fone and ite banner clags for the fa. @iferent Davis syivania avenne year was the | great fears were entertained that the disease Ta, Fuow- M ES LS Ate RY French and “Willing Workers,” whose contribution ith her, as with so many others, might -erDavis LYE Bebox Young Ledie« aod Micese epee amounted to $16.25. = ily terminate in death. 1 was induced, > St Be 706 Sh street northwest,on MHDS Oe RELIEF OF THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERS. roves the persuasion of a friend, H totry your ED S1GKS ond VELVETS, we A collection, amounting to $25, was taken | Dr. Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry and after at cheep prices_ot vessels S0RO0., 131 NGL 3 vp in the Dumbarton Street M.E.Coureh | she bad taken three botties, she was entirely Al, THE SOVELTL in NECK WS aon saiton rb saroel : yesterday, for the relief of the Savannak | evred.” BDEFS, VEILS. ac . ot Davis —— 4 sufferers. 50 cepts and $1.8 bottle. Gold by all drug-| som sserstning now cal aadwebe te ha Sea ves Prieeeee wagon belobgieg to Charles Sone eae | Ete ——-+—_. Viens Sick biti Siceecte Davies” | [AW DEPARTMENT Ored, this morning, and demolished the fot acy Feet, ae. ic iw T5y Market Boece, corese Sh & : oe 719 M Bpace, Sth at. axietree of the latter. 19 Market Bpace, corser * BuRIAL.—The body of Mrs. Rich: meas Sane pees adi the United ap { L—' rs. ardson, jeal ex, ee throug! — - . who formerly reridel at act Scott Place, | Btates and as previous to being lo R& MISS B. A. McCORMICH, & UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. | Washington, and who died in Paris some | cated in Washington, D. C., in 1861, enecess- 2 Ors STREET. FACULTY | months ago, was interred jn Oak Hill Cem- | fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, ‘CLUO ; etery seaterday morning. Theremains were | Chilblains, Vaseular Excrescences, &c., at ee NE OS Provght to this country in a metallic coffia, | hisestablishment, 1416Pennaylvanig avenue, A} the newest atvieg in PALL and WIN Fan | utntens tome to he catetion to and buried under the superintendence of ft. | opposite Willard’s Hotel. Fee, $i per visit. MILLINRBY constantly received. | R. F. Harvey, undertaxer. | | GRAIN TRADE—The offerings on 'Change tbis morning amounted to 4,500 busheis of wheat, with aales of 500 do. at $154, 2.400 at BON Bi RICK. LL.D Lecturer on © nel Lew and ibe Law of ations REMOVAL—First Class Scouring and Dyeing. A. Fischer bas enlarged his establishment by removing to his new building, 906 G street WEDNESDAY.0 ington and victuity chasing. _octi¢ tr Opening of Pattern Bonnet tober 1S. The ladi-s of W invited t6 examine before p day, sold, after ’Chauge, at $133 $131, 400 at $1254, and 159 at S105. The | northwest, three doors from 9th street, near ADIES’ DRESS FURS. arrivals were © Boat E- F. Wheeler, with 9 | ine U.S. Patent Omee, By prompuy adopt, LADIES’ DRESS FUI | bushels of wheat and 1,800 do. corn tod. G Just opened fall and comploe stock of flue Fors, aJ. Waters; boat Caledonia, witn embracing SEAL KIN SACQUES wat res dojwheat and 800 do. corn to Hariley & Bro; | Sbled todo any work ina manner ‘not 10 be TkIMMINGE of all crades | gpd schooner Kitty Aun, with 1.200 do. wneni | equaled by those ‘these factl- | HATTER Oo | | to thelatter firm; 700 bushels of wheat, wiicn 9,13,12: ectttee 2000 352 ~~ arrived by rail to H. M. Talbott, on Satur = -~ | —_.—___. THE INTENSE 11CHING cansed ~ certain a 4, And 300 OUR srecK | do. wheat, which also arrived by rail to ©. | “iseases of the skin is speedily allayed by | | C. Whegler, sold at $1.30 per bushel. Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which entirely removes or dy every species of eruption, is perfectly safe, LES ® sorrmds UL Dp Bot Cart au the by WILLIAM DER + as Olerk of Overt are Hall, 915 F ot veer ri Feet Borthwret, Gonrng | and fer cleaner and more effective than any ointment. Depot, Crittenton’s, No.7, Sixta Avenue, New York. LADIEs of forty who use Hill's Hair Dye seem ten years younger. m,w 6 MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS 1s LOW Complete, and ladies are invited to examine before rebast FULL Ling OF Tur GOLD BEP4L“JOUVIN' GLOVES, in 2.3 4and ia! attention ALEXANDRIA. " THE EVERETT MURDERERS.—Col. L. W. KID it will be remembered, traced out and indies nee nttone pe CERES Ell be resumed WEDSERDAY, Octo — pec eee to orders: own me- | be Meenine ure o arrested the murderers of young Everett at terial mad: in an artistic Al winds of arable: ail ye ance Gismont bas writien & letter lo the editor GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. Lace we Biacaling My rrig and Drow Oar ae rate option, ny — fe Marlboro’ Prince Georgian asking in- | ——~————_—___________L= werder. Orape Veils Oleaned and Recrim ped tee and twos of the | formation in regard to the munier of Mr. NN Guezacn a BROLUTION ~The arm of MRS. M. J. HONT, Tore, St? isviied to be present 8 tae opening tec | Bealmear and Mr. Fenner, some time since, | Montgomery streets, Qeorgetow dinsolved octlo-tr 6! od 623 D et. northwest. ‘i containing fui nrmatior ss to course in which he says: ‘These murders and siore | “joseph 0. Shion will ceaneus Posner ta his ote a n burnings did not make a lasting impression bed at the bookete and collect all debts due t) aad pay all snd Bob roan saan t Beall ¢wn nam, atthe time, but recur to me with force now. | debts owing by caid firm. FELT HATS, we & ‘ts ra I think neither was ever unravelled, and [ JOHN J GLEABON G firmly believe I have the man who did both, 3 JOSEPH 0. SH. BEST QUALITY, T. MANLEY, | and if I can get the proper information I will | _S*orgetowr. D.O . Oct 13. 1376 te all colors and sbapes, from retary and Treasurer | bave the most dangerous felon and cold W34 WESsTLSrs PREMIUM ets, M Brame ABD SCOURING BSTABLIsH- ESTABLISHED 1831. bloo fiend that bas ever infested our state. I know of eleven stores he has robbed, and itive proof that he killed Everett, tled both crimes in connected with Jack- FANCY AND OSTRIOH FEATSERS, VELVETS, SILKS, BIBBONS, OBBAMENTS, ac, ™D 8OHOOL FOR Gil wor! OOL FOR GIBLS J0st received. your woes and was Particular attention given to orders. wr son who Killed Schofield in this county. ‘Tne | stufes Ohemicale: Bee Uetaien Workeneait Pi morekeepers ceriainly owe me & isating | needed Machinery’ Ants lifetime Experience, I ae, ecto. Sanen a fobbea tres nearest Moutgnaae soa, Rosurparsed by avy cevablishment ‘countey, | ~ Tith end 12th 2 and I bave received information since i | Work sent for and éelivered without extra oherge MBS. SELMA RUPPERT, jem that goes to show that they tence oes See i ee 614 NINTH STREET, intended @ raid, with murder, if necessary, . Ofce and Works No. 49 Jortereon (Opposite Patent Office | street, | KTS! Berlin ZEPHYES and Canvas BMBROIDERIBS, Germartown WOOL, Kultting YARNS, Worsted |“ @cods, Cenvas, ue. Sas = Patterns, and all Meterial for elties in Fancy W: Oretoane How: b Fone my Srglene end Brorgetowss D. 0. Bend me your orders. COAL AND WOOD. WHITE ASH, EGG, FURNACE, ani On| iT. py ea pr Lorberry Bg and Stor ‘rers will be appre- ciated. I omitted to say that down from Washington the week before the murder of Everett, and robbed the store at Accokees, Prince je’s county. So you see they have made a regular business of it for years.”” Fine selection of Obildren'’s MBBIWO CLOAKS ee pO tae oe it for ahd a Valley Bag snd Stove i and CAPES. Vint repair work on the streets whi ras nwarded to Mr. George W. Clifford, by S57 Bo Branch Store. octs- Sa the committee on streets, has been approved eharge laint of C J. W. Gomonon of the int of Capt. J. W. x Alice Bell, Tor insubordinate. conduct and refusing to do duty, $a (2.20 ies. >) until farther notice, will be as fol- €10 NixtH strEet, (opposite Patent Office.) we, Viz: were examined by Jus- eh—Furnsce, jhestnt tice Whittlesey yesterday and fally com. | Wrlt® 48®—Zurnece, Bee and Chestnut oe ae rhe eee ee SEOMS, of Our own mitted to jail for their appearance before BgK............ English Seal-skin WALKING BOO7E. the next term of the U. 8. Court. Stove or English and ach Kid BUTTONED BOTS. THE GOVERNOR CURTIN.—The wreck of and Pebble BUTTORKD BYOTS, at the tug Governor s ly burned at 66 50. Quantico, was towed from Washingtoa to Unis city yesterday. Her maciisery will be taken out and the inside of her hull thor- ougbly examined, with a view to determin- ing whether she can be rebuilt or not. COVERED —Mr. Jas. Chatham returned today from Fredericksburg, where he re- ered @ horse and buggy which had been ¢ THE BESTIN THE WORLD FOR THE MONBY. | | French Kid. light PUMP-SOLED BOOTS, for j wear—the boot ia | Wahcestreteane only five ounces. Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM WORK made to order at short notice, and a perfect fit guaranteed -t Sawing, per Cord. ae Sawing and Splitting, per Gord T. EDW. CLABK 4&4 CO., Desiers in Lunber, Wood and Coal. | stolen from Mr. William Gray, of Wastise, | fice, 603. Penneyi rehweet oor: | eee pe stolen m Mr. ray, ‘ash! ~ insyivania avenue, northw cor- ton.—[ Gaeette, 14th. kee DS | "per dth street. Piauiog Mii,| 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 A a FOR Ca anrry— Terrible Destitution foot of ath street east, oat | mu and rerin,y —Many of our citizens w! Fe- i member Mr. Jacob Sehle WhO once COAL AND KINDLING WOOD. =| aprss neavy-maps sure, ved in y, but moved out intoa le = a j but on the banks of Four-Mile run, between | OSF meek of ODAL te | OVER SKIBTS ABD BASQUES, Alexandria and Washin, -, ail the cbotce qualities, saa'to Whice we Inviae to lank into the kK yard of the 8t. John Hotel last night, at Gordons- BOBU LACES selling ot o reduced price. ville, bis heel caught in the plank and be ‘and be convenient to ‘the material | And LADIES UNDERWEAR ing af malaear vee aed'(cvine' ait | Se SaeMRecaeemee Ge RMS | ranasoza snd so" UMMEMLLAbet sn pron ula bet ees See | oe ae enn | With the same disease. ‘There never was a STEPHENSON @ EES, «-|_—- FLOWAES. HATS, RIBBON, ane MILLINERY Sree eee ney appealing to the charity asap Min sod Depot Ith-strest Whart, H GOODS ices than cost. ACCIDENT TO JUDGE COCKERILLE.—As a Fesmatvente | JUST REORIVED— Jodee ic, Ht. Coskertiy Sere | Alsraeamortment of HAMBURG EDORE ant | | | tated violently to the ground, Ve STION ! | conszrs great variety Tras precipit then weeny to the ground, | ff LEADI. QUESTI 2 end KID GLOVES tne ™ eee icked up and ores into the BUMAS BAIR very low os him.— (Sentinel, athe rears © BELLERD, Poor CHARLIE — Pollowii th WHO IS IT THAT SELLS yelt-te 716 MAREBT SPACR. Cluer-~Another party haa been, srreated on rie Gaseiatienans | FAMILY SUPPLIES. suspicion of bavin; implicated in the cL HING LUMBER. = Charlie Ross abduction. Last week a young - MALAGA GRAPES, man was arrested in arg. He, with THESE HAED TIMES U 1 LU 1 DUCH ERS PEARS. ‘ing through = - L_UMBEB MBER GOLDBS Bamamas, the Cumberland Valley, and ‘some clue FOR THE LEAST MONEY? B} = they an” te eae Senn or make Bemaber i — - NEW FIGS, and many other mew goods. le le was bro; 8 cl Kept in One OF the pellee ations th = GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. time the Police Magistrate and Tieatonast | This ts resdity answered by tabing a took through rt of Police have been Working up the case our Store, and making ® personal On and after this gate we will sell all kinds but the result is kept quiet. ie L vemnog=? if tnvestigetion of stock ‘nite prices. 18 said, Was arrested at the ins 8 of & ed man, but under what circumstances and prices. Ns i P — Suh beeing Suvaiarasen ee Having opened but a few weeks ago, we have met large P (6) ag AT Oo £ Ss actual abdu of re ‘hen arrested | with very fisttering success so far, owing, no doubt, ‘We bave just received four car loads of he gave the name he has been known by in fact that all GEORGE H. JOHNSON, RLY ROSE POT ~ this city, but the party at whose instance | ‘© ‘Be fact eur gootsare | - iii s ATOE he was arrested, declares that this is not bi NEW, STYLISH, AND DURABLE, | onat-ty Corner 8th strecte tom en een ofthis empture[Piala Cu, Item, 1th. and purchased when the late decliae in prices had | SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. to the trade, —— ttom fie —— AT LOWEST MABKET PRICE. ttle at Win- | Teached bottom ficures. It will be to the interest of purchasers of material eae Kyo Fiiday wore Catt pepo | for build! to examine my stock. i bave | Do not buy until you see our Potatoes. to $3,400 each, | seme ranging from $1,300 a euperior lot of | More on the way. | aggregating $45,000. FLORIDA FLOORING A. E. PHILLIPS. &7-Thomas Rooney, of Wilmington. Del., : IR SPEC! LES. 40nd 6-4, kiln dried. A. OM M IBF TL BRC bad bis neex broken 1u two places on Friday SOME OF OUR SERCIALTTES: VIRGINIA PINS FLOORING beaube evening, by falling from a@ short step-ladder MBU’S SUITS FROM g6 UP. together wih, Grocers on which be was standing while painting his house. MEN'S OVERIOATS FROM @5 UP. Tb ANIEL SMI PICKLING AND PRESBBYI new form of swindle, cossiating 3 Tnock MEN’S PANTS FROM $1.25 UP. ner wan ieeee | 2g sallos pare DES Vinee cassor horses <Vuscoasereaie ferntened wits BOY'S BUITS FEOM @3.60 UP. ve, enlected Bpioes; Peach. s elaborate pedigrees and certificates of sonad- LUMBER. LUMBER. eet prices; Weskbare. Wille. a bess, and carriages are ali warranted to - = | — superior to an} Pir en s BnO.. be from the stables of fashionable people. | “oes (Bersia)’ ‘60 +" seo etic aioe ss ailae aie | LUMBER. | seaampeceie aPepeaee EEEGCALLED te etestivenens. secoecosohed ta oF uot, fs the rate at the OBBTERMAEEST.| BU. LIB MABKBT. Sous ee es Se a, J. &. BOPPMAS, 22 adore, confident CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, @UB BEDUCED PRICES: | tisi he can picase alitastes, asks e trie of | ute chotce mock of VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, per hundred, 91.50 | FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. VIRGIBIA PIBB BIDIN@.ecececcnencom 1.50 | WHITE PINE OULLB, 12, 4 or 16 feet... 200 WHITE PINE BIDING.... cee nevis 9.00 | WILLET 4 LIBBRY SHINGLES (No.1). 7.60 BUTTER. We bave just received a large consignment of BUTTER from the best datry sections of Hew York mate and are constantly receiving from Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the West, which wo offer tothe trade at the lowest wholesale prices. Pivase cail and get our prices and see the quality. A.B. PHILLIPS, L. GRADWCHL, 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ootl? tr Huan 4% Stuxxr. F!NE OLD RYE WHISKY, Por invalids, COMMISSION MEROMABT, FINS OLD RYS WHISKY, OUR 91.60 BOARDS With BARBOUR & HAMILTON, pamtebarn ee Family Us, are First Quality, ALL 16 FEBT LENGTH. Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, : j cet-Im__ 637, 639, 641 Loulsianaavenue. ms 0p tra Wane | S57"Call and see them. "Wa GOLD’s WARM-AIB FURNACES. avieDeasrs| WILLET & LIBBEY, te Five Dollars At One Dollar for large bottles, per Gold’s Oontonnial RANGE. We bave sold this article for upwards of cight wey oot Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. RADIANT HOME Onst Iron and Machine WORK. BASE BURNER. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. CHANDELIERS, largest variety of new patterns inthe city. Call and examine the . chats a | ‘ BASE BURNER, eopls-ly 1014 Pennsylvania avenue. } RADIANT HOME > 4 HBATEE a TRUNKS! P| i. PARLOR See LO) ac., be.. Be. ns “ the largest terme.