Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1876, Page 4

* * ee ene cwows ——ESS ij _ sini aie taoe: 3 . =; ——— as ™ = VEN I NG ST AR. | The = — of font wee mee THE COURTS. GEORGETOWN. MIss Orena —— Eertose axp c. vod | AMUSEMENTS. | E eee eee Wee | WASHINGTON, D.C., October ©. SAL CovrT— Judge Mazarin. poet Fees oe Vork Times inoee Puilaseipnis, Oc. | “ ee ‘719 “ST aMEADAT occabar ba, B5gG. | Eutiler of The Bar—Deat Sir:* .%, 20, | day Samael Williams, charged with RECOVERING.—The lsd David |Poore, wao ls, cave: Mise Ciara Louise Kellog NATIONAL THEATER, ats WEDNESDAY... October 18, 1876. | | TE atan of yesterday grand larceDy, was called, and failing toan- seci¢entally shot himeelf in the arm a few | tober 16, sare, Mim Clare Louis Engieh — a | Paper aa to the condition ¢ York | fwerhis bord of #000 was forfeited. ‘Daniel ¢ mm — oo Last Foor Weather Probabilities To-day. bilities To-day. | Fuller of Baltimore. whot f | Coen eee eens or eon Gan cp tr served upon then while eogaged In the per- | MAGGIE MITCHELL, Curer SicwaL } br amany nak ae —_ ‘His friends | pa yard, wee found not guilty. Ja™ iN THE CANAL,—It is estimated that | formance of “Lucia di mermoor” at the alded br tbe vor Act one recovery. A note rece! member of bis fami!- As this eminent ser OvricsR, TH@TON, October 15. 1876. at bi now of his en In the die sta! failing barometer, ea Sonterday from & Peover gootct io 1a iy of brick, was 31 . x is a 2 cold pertherly winds, shifting to warmer PAL BX semirance. ‘easterly or southerly, and generally clear i 4 i J } : i : bana irbin, colored, charged th 1 eS prontion OFS hor acre, 10 chile commtry; tic | muraercof her husband, Starline Turtin, os = one priviege Te the 5th of July last, was arraigned, and in NE ws bedside som: by his | apswer to the question are you guilty or not L oO Cc AL . is many’ 4@syssince. Yourreaders and | guilty, was about to make a statement but Amusements, 4c, To-ni ght. nearthbat 41 be sed. = checked, and & verdict of “noyguilty” National Theater —Maggie Mitchell in‘‘Jane oene ‘The court assigned Messrs. R. J. Murray ig ae Comique.—F irst clase varieties. e° 2 came tor Gta on eae gate ——— DS" amtog of Chas. Strobel, indicted for the murder of shall he live Cad comes Condensed Locals. { & man die, be ge Wm. Aliman on June 29th, was arraigned. sonTe to me. The world does not believe—the ' Betore pleading Mr. Boarman, who with Mr. ‘The Board of Health did not hold a meet- | - eves. But I now rejaice | N. F. Cleary, appears for the prisoner, stated ing last night. The president directed we Sa ay ae he Vite and. imano ity | that they intended to file a motion to quash yg gen ay = which Jesus has t to light. On say- | the indictment, but Mr. Cleary was not now aon for November, and Harper's Weekly £ | Ing tobim Sood pignt, addled, 80 sweetly, t. Cetovder 2*th. It Will soon be qed wierning. Our and Black silks, black cashmere, Diack 9 , ope now is that be will be valsed ‘oj to | filed, and said it must be di: presen’ The court directed that the motion be | of this ‘ * reach again that glorious gospel which he | week. He set Friday for hearing the mo. | bisnkets, very cheap. Carter's, i sarket | Pas long preached with such acceptance and | Hourand if nat granted nae eres | sy power to multitudes !n this country. set for an early day next week—to follow ¢ South Carolina RepubliceD Cub met | Ler me add that I have to-day @ letter | the case of Johatne Turbin. last evening. and Major W- F. D eknight de- | trom Dr. who left us on an errand ASSAULTED WITH A BRICK. sivered an address on politic?.; arairs at the south. Jobo Payne, colored, liv ing at the corner of 6th and L streets south west, informed the police yesterday that be nad heen rod of mercy @ few days since for Savannah. He writes of his arrival there; of the contrast between our salubrious air and the poisoned atmosphere of that city, and adds that no Dennis Borns, charged with an assault and battery with Intent to kill Joha How- ard. Howard testified that he went to Barns’ house and asked for bis old woman, and bed the | words can describe the suffering and gloom | Burrs was a fussin’ and cussin’, and said previous night of @loto ; clothing—overcoat, | that shrouds that stricken communi Al- | she wasn’t there, and he then took a brick, reek coat, pants and ‘-est—valued at $80. low me, by this mention, to acknowl the KinGness of those friends here who have aided bir Ip reaching these afflicted pooyie. Respectfully, HG and saying the is in there,and has got to come out, tarew a brick, and as he walked away be was shot in the side and arm. The Jury found a verdict of not guilty. Mr. Don- | ohue for the defence. Heury E. Baker, as- sault, was found guilty. PROBATE CouRT—Juige Olin. The District Comm. isstoners having order- eo the closing of the District Government efices from poon to day until Friday morn- Ing, there wil! be mo meeting of the Board of Fire Commis-oners this evening. The next vegtlar meetivg will be on tne first Wednes- ——- THE FLOWER Misston.—The last_meet- ing for the season of the Fruit and Flower day in November. Mission of this city took place yesterday Yesterday, the inventory of we estate of morping. Mrs. H. A. Willard, Mrs. Joho 5 ‘Sie teads Son tes [2 H Michael Green was returned, and petition Douglass and Henry Douglass sent in flowers, from which ninety bouquets were made and distributed to the Epiphany Home, Chi:d- ron’s Hospital and Wasbing’ City Orphan Asylum. Since the mission opened, on the first Tuesday in June, there have been made of Susan Green to be appointed guardian filed. Estate of Draper ©. Smith; letters tes- tamentary issued to Angeline Smith. Estate of Jas. McCuliongh; petition for probate of will and grapting of letters testamentary r | filed." Will of Jos. Frank; order of publica- 1,718 bouquets, which were distributed | tion issued. Estate of Jane Glover; order ammong the inmates of Providence, Colum- | that executor give special bond. Estate of bia, Army and Navy and Children’s bospi- | C, Cammac: tition of Matilda Cammack Epiphany Home, Women’s Christian AN IMPORTANT QUESTION IN COURT. Yesterday there was filed on the equity side of tbe court, in the case of Coitman agt. Moore, @ paper by the trustee, which will bring | for tbe ruling of the court the va- lidity of the personal tax law, aud especial- iy as it affects trust funds. The petition is as follows: Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DisTRict Association, L Sisters of the Poor, St. | poe od toe 2 ry eae bon OF COLUMBIA—RQRERT COLTMAN ET AL. 2 We “ Z raying letters be granted Lo M. W. Beve- vs. Jous W. ‘iccomn “T yo S051 Ann’s and Washington City Orphan Asy- | Fidge fled. Estate of Ellen Nottingly; will Ea. boc. 12. lums, poor house Jal. | admitted to probate and record, and letters To the = ees upreme Court of the District of Columbia, hoiding a Special Term in Equity: The undersigned, trustee in this case, found St bis residence In this city, No. 1520 G street | testamentary issued to Mary F’. Haywood. | Estateof Wm. E. Hallaran; decree grant. ing toJ. G. Matlock letters testamentary. te of Benj. Gulby; decree DON’T FAIL togo on one of the trains to- night, either ati or 10 p. m., and be op hand | for the Districtday to morrow in Philadel. | “t appointing bortbwest, on the 32th da; he present | Phis. brad. Adams bas one hundred extra | him guardian of bis infant. Estate of Ben}, mouth of October, 1816, the paper herbie aay | CATs to accommodate those aot wishing to | Bim euardian of bis infant. 1st to quailty nexed.(marked “A,”) and was informed by a | \ofe but opeday from business. Go by the | as guardian. Estate of Mary Miller; order member of his family that sald paper had = & O.R K., and ony your —— carly in | appointing executor. been left the house during that day by a | {be evepin iy =. ae ro aS tegUT Coun Judge Cartter, : sirapger. ~ ‘o- day, ne; immell; mé6n' The undersigned is informed and believes | tive at the Centennial! depot. t | of condemunsion’ Peectanene devine ‘and that similar papers have been served uy: many otber tax-payers in the District, and tbat this is done under the authority of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, aud that said Commissioners in this busi- ness claim to actunderanactofthe of the Unit 4 States, approved on the 12th cgay of June, A. formed and believe provenance eva. soa Suit oF EJECTMENT AGAINST THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA.—Yesterday, J. C. Harkness, trustee. in the case of MvBiair against » filed @ suit in ejectment —— ae po — aceon fo to yn jon of ten ground in square No, Povaituated on K street north west, on which the new Western market bas been erected. ane THE NEW AVENUE PaveMENT IN CouRT. Yesterday, an attachment suit was entered in the Cireult Court for R. D. Wood & Co., against the Grabamiteand Trinidad st Paving Co,, (the contractor for is the western sec! of the avenue.) $10,000, and attachment issued. It is probable that the matter will be settled. Trust Com; agt. Kilbourn & Latta; on For pany ag a; POLICE Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Louisa Austin forfeited. Alien Contee, assault on Annie Johnson; bonds #100. ‘Hevry Gilmore, larceny of gas pipe from J. F. Reardon; six months in tan Jane Sims, threats to Martha Sims; six months in jail. Charlies Nelson, larceny of 35 nrietta Williams; 30 days; ap- Peal. Anpie Johnson, assault on Allen Contee: $100 bonds. Charles E. Adams, gees 5. John Smith, Griffin Nelson, J. M. iD Phil three e, board of s3sessors of the Dis- ae the District of Columbia sach id Commissioners there! Henry Symmers forfeited. Fitzsimmons, months. vagrancy; down for to cause to 4 upon me the penalties mentioned in papers. of this paper shows that I am called upon to present a fall and true state- ment of all the personal property owned by Fee ce held by 200 im trast om the Srat of June, 1:76. At that date, as trustee in this case, I held in ss0e — WEDDING IN SoUTA AMER- at Lima, Peru, September 11, when the only daughter of Henry Meiggs, the great American railway contractor, who bes carried his lines over passes of the Andes at heights twice as lofty as those surmounted by our own Pacific railways, was married lexander Robertson, a member of @ leading mercantile house at Lima. The wedding was a brilliant affair. More than three hundred gentlemen were assembled, the oply ladies present being the intimate friends and members of the house- hold. Among the guests were his exceliency the Vice President of the republic, the Brit- ish, American, German, French, and other foreign ministers, and a = bumber of ra- tive and foreign residents of Lima and Cal- Jao. The ceremony was by Rev. Mr. Mackinnon, minieter of the Episcopal church in Lima, in @ most impressive man- ner. The bride was the beau ides! of wnat ® bride ought to be, and the other ladies’ tollets were as refined as they were costly. The banqueting rooms were worthy of the oceasion, and in every appointment defied the eriticism of the most fastidious; while the floral decorations of the principal draw- ing rcoms were most exquisite. testifying of Peru and to CENTEN: in the city should call at Prigg’s Jeweiry store, No. 45; Penn- sylvania avenue, near 1 street. a SuRDAY LAW WITH A VENGEANCE.— The Engle of last Frida: loran, in which he lar from chief of police informed the citizens of what he intended to do in obedience to the council’s orders that the police enforce the statutes and city ordi- ances relative to Sunday, the frst day of the hn = enforcement = fy = e's circular has led to many arrests for alleged Violation of the Sunday laws, in divers ways, and many arrests are yet to be made. The most numerous class of offenders are than keep up the » if, Indeed, it will do any more, and y difficult, if not impossible to invest it safely at a bigher rate of interest. A large part of the fund is invested for sev- and cannot be reinvested till the matures. post ‘zens’ Dames were taken, aod been served on . Twenty-five or thirty ers have been arrested for vending vering milk op Sunday, and theown- es of two barber shops sae to for keeping their establishments employes of the g f i a ; : S the court to instruct nim as to his uty in this matter, ——, Trustee. It ig stated that this matter will be called up in the Equity Court on Thursday next. —e—_—_ favorably to the horticulture of the tasteof those who prepared them. One of the rooms of the lous mansion was devoted to the valuable and brilliant collec- tion of presents to the fair bride. It com- prised articles of vertu, jeweiry. curiosities of the country, and many other of Utlity and beauty. Most of the articles comprising the collection were specially im- ported for the occasion, and not a few of resi The employes of the Times and offices were arrest it Saturday on those papers after mid: it, OF On Sunday merning.—| Grand Rapids te TRIAL OF IRENE HovsE for killing began at Trenton yesterday. Te is intersect, . res ing tm severai ways! A brother of the dead msn sits at the prosecution's to remain a few | tabie, te the ars ‘some #¢- operas in ® most brilliant trouner anwar | anuer, At ice canquel ray eroliat oe rcaee Gon eo done to the happy couple and to Mr. Meiggs. remained pts Saati tae memes ASTONISHING AN INSURANCE PRESI- Tor, and’ is son-in-law is the counsel fer | DENT.—The president of one of our leadi Mrs. House, An associate justice, whose | {fe Ineurance companies: was very mu duty would have required him to sit on the iy, by & beveh with the ing judge, had not — Of persons and a of his dwelling, in one of the call at his house about 9 o'clock in the ing. Two hearse a joads in front way, is priety ordered otherwise, is a brother-in-law of the culprit. Well, the public has nothing to do with these social relations, unless interfere with —- and clared explicitly at the tbat al weight with hime [X. ¥. @n. poe THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION in secret a session yesterday adopted resolutions: “That Canal wonder. However, the ios Cammnidaahane to Its determination | 0Ut-door astonishment was slight, compared ~ . —— unutterable amazement’ Tn-foore. to the a ae ENG, | The president came down stairs, and when he hi the explanation of bis uninvited guests he could not control his risibility. It seems that the was that of au honest Teuton who had died the day before. His fe bad been insured se the comepeny, aod the friends and relatives had Informed the widow tbat she could not collect the insur- ll toclose tbe exnibition on the 10th vember, i liberty ber, in That in order te grounds and buildings to which were sold to be delivered at the close of the exhibition, and to afford exhibitors i a one! en William B. Collins, “sttorney-at-law,” 1%5 | 80 opportunity to dispose of unsold articles, | UC¢ Money until she bad taken the bod: Christian ‘street, “at ouce. “Collins wae | an Soualesion tes of Otte conte wilt ws 6 9's author. grvftt to remove his hat, as be was bieeding and almost stunned, he bad Sager © remove in the charged during the week following the close iS thereali of the exhibition, and as long ter as the director geaerai y | was Sunday, and the honest mourners knew ™: deem necessar: sogust_preseoce. “After maxing nis stater | Sod expedient for ine interest of the extibi- | BOOM: Way than, to stop the funeral pro. meant, w' “ was frequently, interrupted by } ton. president, and show him the body. The buhea OF 10s © Jodgh” thc Get | YurLow Favan-Smowmel’s Grotiude— pelle the {assault be called an aggravated | The Dumber of interments at Savannan yes- | 'e president on eee Samos lerday was fifteen, of which six were low fever cases. Ten of the persons. mayor of Savannah announces that vy reason of the large liberality of tmooney and supplies Savannah is no longer in immediate peed, and ‘rieuds everywhere are requested to cease for the present their pei Seep ny rege He is warm in his heer inclined to predict an attempt to le own business and not attempt to . The “ judge” then com- bined with the officer in urging the doctor to jeave. This was all the justice that Justice Collins could grind out, aad now the doctor wants to know what is the best thing to do about 1t.—{ Phila. Times, Oct 17. ¥. Cor. Chicago Tribune. A REMABKABLE SUIOIDE has recently moved even the hardened nerves of Paris- jans. A well-dressed gentieman went into a small tavern in the Rue del’Yonne,and asked to have aroom where he might dine alone. . He ordered a numbe: ‘ters and Dr. Edmund J. Doten was chief clerk of the | {2PFEas and having eaten thom with perfect cae Hoard of Health of this District at its ori- | penew ness called for another dish. On being ginal organization and up to September 30th, Isl, but Dever was secrefary of the board, tal position baving always been filled oy one of the members. Doteh is a puysi- cian aud chemist. served with this, be pointed out to the waiter that the knife with which he had been sup- plied was too blunt to cut,and asked that 4 should let him haveasharp one. Tne ‘ter brought him another, and left the WHOLESALE BOILER EXPLOSIONS AND George : ie Wey quetet eae sea tes | eens er see mee, Se MARRIAGE OF a MINISTER—An interest- | 1s8ac Ho ied, and F with accor cccurred yesterday at Slign, Mout- | Hore, sobores, (tally Suured by 82 explo | Pe cate sent ae st and the Hoo county, Va., | Covered wi! ood. Medi ce Was red, and the unfortunate man, who was found to be suffering from @ wide and —. ust. | Wound which be had inflicted on himeeli cre was removed to the hospital of the Hotel ey Dieu. After lying some time ins state of ity | UBconsciousness, he revived, and his first Words, on rian 3 round, were, ‘What! still force to tearopen wound, ich bad been bandaged carefu! and im- mediately expired. ‘Tha a body was roles mareee. iL is gmerally believed tuat ® tragioal bistogy in bien tle.” ques- bie whether Marthe Brosdley, vive her injuries, and even then the wilt ‘ived of her sight.—{ Baltimore pata oy A LATE CoLLscron folen, mousie at 498 7th street south, See adv't. at Jeast 150 canal boate, loaded with coal, are w lying at this port waiting unsh!pment, and an almost impenetrabie jam is the re- sult. The several mills have been obi’ to sbut down in order that the depth of water in the canal may be increased GRAIN TRapE.—The this mornin; do. 200 do. wheat to T. Boat Golden Rule, with 70 J. G. & J. M. Waters, and y on boat James 8. Welsh to H. 300 bushels of wheat which arrived yester- day by river sold ag follows; 200 bushels $1.25 and 100 at $1 30. ALEXANDRIA. RENCONTRE BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND A City CoOURCILMAN.—A large crowd was gathered, and the most intense excitement | Created at the corner of King and St. Asaph ' a streets, this morning. by a Sght which oc curred there between Dr. J. B. Johnson, the Mayor, and Mr. George A. Mushbach, mem- ber of the common council from the Ist ward. The fight seems to have originated from remarks made by Mr. Mushbach in council last Friday night, on the Mayor's veto, which remarks the Mayor took excep- tons to, and, it is alleged, that he thereupon made @ statement In the anditor’soffice, ac- cusipg Mr. Mushbach of having received a largesum of money from @ certain woman, to her husband, and of having converted the amount to his own uses. Mr. Moushbach hearing of these statements, last night, waited for Dr. Johnson this morning, at the corner of King and St. Asaph streets, and meeting him, after some few words, strock him on the neck with acane, whieh blow was returned py Dr. Johnson, who broke bis cane over Mr. Mushbach’s head, The partics then clinched and commenced pummeling each other with their fists, meanwhile gradually gettlog towards the curbstone, where Dr. Johnson fell, striking his face against the curb, knocking some skin from his nose, and tearing his clothing. The ‘ties were then separated by the by- standers, and Mr. Mushbach was led by his friends say's grocery store,on the opposite corner, Whither Dr. Johnson fol- lowed bim, defying bim to a continuation of the confict. Mr. Musbach then started to | goout to bim, but was restrained by his johnson friecdes, and some friends of Dr. J 5 coming up at the time, persuaded him to of. A lice officer appearing on e ground at this juncture, was ordered by the Doctor to arrest Mr. Mushbach, which be did, apd be was carried to the station house, where hedemanded to see the warrant for bis arrest, and pone being produce, he walked out of the station house, no resist- ance being made, he stating where be could be found if wanted. While Mr. Mushbach was in the station house a 1a: gathered outside, and were in their de- nunciation of bis arrest without @ warrant. Upon bis release, however, the crowd dis- persed. Shortly afterwards D: Fives and swore out s _ ice Thom » charging in assaulted him while on bis way to his office, and jn the d! of his official duty. Mr. Mushbach was again arrested, this time by ‘evster, and the case was tried at the Mayor’s office before Jus- Uces Bell, Whittlesey, Nalls and Thompson. After full testimony the justices announced that they would fine Mr. Mushbach five do!- Jars and bind him over in the sum of two hupdred dollars to eee Mr. Claugbton asked if Mr. Mush! required it, but that gentleman responding in the negative, the Doctor was not bound. Dr. Jobnson remarked that a man had aright to defend himself and he would keep a little artillery on hand hereafter. Mr. Mushbach then paid the fine. SPRUNG ALEAK.—The schooner Foaming Bea, loaded with coal, and bound from Georgetown to Norfolk, while ou her way down tbe river, sprung @ leak when near this city, and had to put into Cameron street dock for repairs. he leak isin her upper works, and will be repaired ina few hours. She will bly proceed on her voyage either to-nightor io morrow morn- ing— | Ganette ith. "HE New GacGER—Wm. A. Cave, esq, of Fauquier, who has been peouatss b: Collector Botts, and qualiti U. 8. gueger of liquors, for Alexandria, took charge of the office this afternoon, reiieving res. Brown, who has been temporarily in_ charge. BLACK Bass.—A Mr. Harris brought down to Clifton on the Manassas train to-day, a Jarge number of black bass, caught in the Shenandoah, which he will take to morrow to the Rapidan.—|Senéinel, 17th. CoaL OPERATORS SHUTTING DowN—A General Of Mining to be Made.—Aa aa nee Chee . —- ir = t—The 0; Oy for another suut wn of coal diaetion.. Tre ff yee composing the old combination, dintricts, Dnaing thet present prise at one istricts, Sndin; ices seaboard are net suflciently Profitable to Se netigen mining, will robalay aanoante 8 partial or neral suspension ween 1e 2pm and 25th inst. Witle De regular meet- ing of the several coal exchanges, which govern the operations of the trade in the several districts, has been held, a number of representative operators have met aud re- pening on full some districts there is an almost entire “lay off” of miners and laborers. The number of Piny eg men is estimated at between 15,000 20,000, and this number will, no doubt, be iy increased by the end of the month, if not earlier. The operators have also recently ordered a ten cent. reduc- not sireaas sirack ibey ing to do nota! a . are ir so. It is shrewdly suspected that theee re- duction and sus; rs’ action are those working io the Lebigb region. Even some of these, how- ever, are dissatisfied, and it is possible that apy strong overtures made by the malcon- tents elsewhere might induce them to join in apy open rupture with the tors. Tae trouble bet ween the miners of the Lackawan- ba region and the coal and transportation companies is still unsettled, and threatens to spread. —______. MES. CHESMAN DISCOVERED TO BE A WELL KNOWN CLAIRVOYANT.—A dispatch from Boston saya that further investi- gation into the antecedents of Mrs. Cora Chesman, who was shot at ber roomein a 6thavenue fiat, last week, discovered the fact that she 1s the same who called herself Cora Heywood, and was formerly a well known cial: fant. The Blanch- bea it, of medium build, and bas reddish or auburn hair and a pretty large m goatee. The wife sent for ti low oof taurant doar, the stories published in the ‘papers th selation 10, the Saree busband’s a ta EF # ednecday— J ABB. ee a ee by —— Ce a Suenos ~ Saterday. as the chorus of the opera company toe ai were summarily discharged. it seem: ( Mise Mitebeli's I wascess | that about the Ith of A one A: Saturday Macisee—LI (TLS BABEFOUT uctoder 33— Bighly successfai play, WASTED A DIVOR°R. ostls tr im baving such a contracts entered into gut to choristeis pay for at least four nights in &@ week, at the rate of $4 per night, the sea- son to commence this evening. Asaresult of this sudden termination of their en; - | any ments many of the choras are left without ary, Jem-s' 8. Shedd, Tremont . We reserve the it to place races show d of the above not Mil tines J. 8. SHEDD, Secretary money ogee on os er a FP BILL. Proprietor “ resigned her on in the chi ER COMIGUE, Immacniate Conception, on the strength of ee ‘be ergegement; several gentlemen came T — peepee acne ee eomoty 1s Aaa OPEN THE YEAR 2OEND. avd bave paid their boa: since, forsak- ing \helr business, and ail attended rebeareal Fertormence EVERY ibree Dimes & day, each paying for their owa dren music snd thelr pro rata spare of expeases SarUkbaT avTEnno for the rept of the bali at 6th and Arch sts, FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY KBSPECT where they practiced. It is alleged that Mr. To+ rome Kept them together under the most YVartety . Drams, Buriesgot sed Comedy. novlS-iy pr fore promises, and even last week would }otbearof any of the compan: ng else- OLD NO.) On Exhibition (NEw No. After Weing dispoeel a i +} and Sale are 7TH 8r. 7ru Sr. where. Ler Lhe members of the chorus engaged Hon. Jebn Goforth as counsel, and suit will be commenced at ore’ It will not interfere with the company’s engagements, as Miss Kellogg aud Mr. Hesa are provided with ball for all the sul's. * Bostreete, meas Hh ii Ha ns Picture Dotas ove Tas ‘District. THE LATEST CHURCH WaR—Trouble Over the Introduction of the Ritual in Jersey City —The Rev. Wililam aa was ordained rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity, on St. Paul’s avenue, Jersey City Heights, abont a year ago. He isa young man and somewhat inclived toward “High Church ritual.” About @ month ago he introduced ae Detween 6ch sud 7th ats. Promptly attended to. re Dos, . RoFthwest, street jote by mail octl3-iF ar DAVIS’, 712 4 ARKET SPACE. >. LEB wo ED FRINGSS, to vew OUR STYLES ‘BST And fechicn atin shades, acy len SILLA FRINGES in all the new colors, st H 7 BAVY WORSTED SkAID: Widihe and all the new colers, SS | ASRk eet yee ne ae | POR everything new and Gee Fee mie se TY eUops ane every lowest mathe t bal cctlt iw F18 Market Boece, tober 15 A ols ROvELT BDAPFS, VEILS. be newest MILLIDEBY © Opening of Patter: ‘Tbe Ind) 0 ex ay! tne les to FALL sod WINTER ometantly received. LADIES 1 Jar’ opened. full and cemutete StL Bare embrace SEA SAC aa FUR TRIMMINGS of ail crates slag ein) HATTSS octls tr 1257 Pa ‘Be: OUR BreC L LIN or x “30! Oe an an inpovation, changing the term of the commuulon service, and turning his face from the congregation during the litany. A bumber of the members spoke to him about it, but he declined to alter bis course. Last week the teachers connected with the Sua: day school, and some of the trustees held a preg al It was resolved to absent them- | selves from the service if the rector did not resign, or restore the old form of service. Oo Sunday last Mr. Hoyt adhered to his inno. | Saenr os ame gregati worehipped atthe | lany of the con; on ai Central Methodist Church, in Central ave- nue.—| Nv. Y. Sun, ith. + vig Long Ene vagal Vv. urg, Va.,on Sunday evening, you pamed Robert Wiley Hi son, nineteen foe ee killed himself in the itizens’ k. Young Harrisoa had been With a convivial a the afternoon, and after tea visi ove of churches of the city, where he semaiced but @ short time and then retnrned to the Ky Where he was in the habit of sl-e.11g, In a short time the sound of pistol ashot was | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. CITIZENS’ GRAND CENTENNIAL EXCURSIO PHILADELPHIA, (Under the management of GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. heard coming snc te bees ond parties BET. passing entered where — was found lying on the hoor, fatally wound- ESTABLISHED 1831, ed by @ pistol shot. The ball entered the | full Stock of Foreign Pomestic Dre Chemicals, ae. iret clean Workmes, elf right eye, destroying that organ. | od Gisgooally through Into the brain and lode~ rae, mS in theskull. The young man was render- tin ay Serco ed irstantly insensibdle, in which state he the country. continued for about two hours, when death without = oberge ensued. | apd re CITY ITEMS BY IN8UBIxG your real estate or personal | Property in the Firemen’s Insurance Com- pany of Washington and wo, D.C, —————>=zxzxzx—x;x&x—z=z==E=EEEEE GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. | ‘[HOMPSON’S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. epson over Bank of Washington.) you can assured of obtaining a policy at low rates, be guaranteed prompt ~~ — and losses, een Easy Feet, &e. Dr. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen So rience throughout the tates and Canadas fous to being. 1o- | SIX BE8T DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDEE FOR | 813.40. ‘Fit warranted perfect. ‘Material and workmanthip warranted to be trst- NS’ FINE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY. FINE FLANSEL UNDEBWSAR TO OBDBE F atreet LeDroit Building, A FALL STYLES A NOW BEADY. BROADWAY DRESS HATS FROM 86 TO 85. » D. C., im 1861, success. iseased Ni of American or inven! he is en- |S OOFT AND STIFF FELT BATS OF THE abled tode any in @ manner ‘not to be | 71 MOST APFROVED ATTERNS. Pjnaled by those not possessing or <a BOYS’ AND CHILDESU’S HATS, new ahepes ———| Fine assortmemt of BILK, ALPACA and GiNG- oiTHE,INTER SE ITCHING caused by certain BOOTS AND SHOES. Glenn's pve Soap, whl routtrety fenewes | GH Beek AT, RSET E FOR Bors 7 50) * effect . ssegpeecaiiatate Noack | tempeh - =hpee eee ard; 68 ‘Misses Bobo! il to 3, 61; Sioa on Moet st°84-1916 FERNOTLYARIA AVE. 25 PER CENT. SAVED At L. REIBBRUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE, So, 402 77H Br., Two Doors Anove D, H.W. 50 Ladies Kid Bide Lace, Bo Beet French Kia Baton | Best Senool Shure ero’. e { 40, 60 cent Ohild's Lace snd Baton. Men's Best Hand sewed Gat "a Bveriasting Stitched Boots SiOEF Woman in Show” te window. sop2s-tr 3 J. GEORGES, 18 FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Bo. 9118 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE ‘orl Laptxs of forty who use Hill's Hair Dye seem ten years younger. £6 . Bull oa a eee bere was its use. ‘We cheer! Fecommend Ht all wullareeee ffs Boe Co., South Boston, Va , Bovember 17, WIS it A LEADING QUESTION! WHO I8 IT THAT BELLS THE BEST CLOTHING THESE HABD TIMBO FOR THE LEAST MONEY? This is readily answered by taking @ look through our Store, and making ® personal investigetion of stock and prices. ving opened but a few weeks ago, we have met ‘With very flattering success a0 far, owing, po doubt, to the fact that all our goods are BW, STYLIGH, AND DURABLE, and purchased when the late decliae in prices had reached bottom figures. 4T s7R1US’, 1011.......PBNSSYLVANIA AVENUE... BETWEEN 1028 aN live StReets, THE counspne AS tie EW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES. MBE’S SUITS FROM 86 UP. FOR HEH AND BOYS. MEN'S OVEBOOATS PROM O56 UP. MEWS PANTS FEOM 91.95 UP. me re, BOY'S SUITS FROM 83.50 UP. Saino Pa ‘i ‘Cnibdren’s Batt. | goods, whether you buy or not, is the rule at the ge Ae Fel CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM Oui meCalees Touths, % Buite for Werking Youths. &. GRADWORL, cnhenenainns i 461 PERRSYLVANIA AVERUR, eke sof Motiem Biss, “erate BUY NOW! BUY NOW! } BEST QUALITY, ip all colors end ehapes, from 1 ap. FANOY AND OBTRI aust ree: oct9-tr ved. ONOG GOODS AND NOTIONS Sami inater are tuvited to examine FUL + ton Outen GOLD MEDAL u BaTsDo Particular attention given to orders. MES J.P. PALMER, Between 1th and 12th streets Fine selection of Obildren's M jovetties ta Work, ai Patterns; Polut Lace Bratae, and CAPSS. 87" Bo Branch Store. MBs. SELMA RUPPERT, Oftce Berlin ZEPH YRS and Oauvee BMEROIDERIEG qBe Gnd Oretonne 1BO CLOAK otto 1876 FALL OPENING 187, or 4 Gne covortment of LADIES om tak Knglish mkin WALK L clish and French Kid b Goat and 5 50. LADIES’ SHOES, at VERMILYA'S, 010 Nite stREEr, (opposite Patest Ottice.) ieee to. }OBB, of our owe ORES SOOT: THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR THS MONEY. French Kid. 0 MP. J a u ty - SS sabington, only hve ounces. ™ LADIBS BEADY MADE BSUITS, OVER SKIBTS AND Basques, an LADIES UBDESWBAk - FLOWERS. HATS, RIBBON, ond MILLINBEY ‘@00D6 less thas cost. JU8T BECBIVED— ‘@ large assortment of HAMBUB@ BD@SS sac BORU LACES oiling at a reduced price. OORSBTS and KID GLOVES SUMAR BAIS very tow yetr-tr 4 For terms, &c . &: © great veriew, 710 MARKET Srace. EDUCATIONAL, MSE 5. & b etect NOLOS. of Instrumental Music, 7th street south. tionel ESLEY French ‘oung Ledies and ISDESGABTER AB Mivore POLLOCR ie From 7 Borthwest. bet: fe ‘Sppiy to wit Such or for Bduce street second eek LOMA RDS (aw of Boston) 3! end fomee Socthuen,cn 0 OST, FOR GIBLS Teachera: ath sireet nortuwest to 1127 18th street weeD avenue and i: ox