Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1876, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements. ac, To-vignt. Bat onal Theater—Mr. Louis L. James in Wanted @ Divorce.” Ford's Opera House.—The Two Orphans” (vurlesque.) “Wild Bill” ana fret Onrnique—| Condensed Locals, ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 10:45 ©’cloek p. m. and extinguished at 4:20 a. m. From J.C. Parker we have the New York daily papers in advance of the mall. New dry gools every day at Carter's, 107 Markei Space. "Read aavertise- ist chureh, on Nichols ment The Bethlehem Bapt! avenue, Hillsdale, D.C. will be dedicated oo Sunday at 3 p.m. Kev. Robert Johnson ‘Will preach the dedicatory sermon. At& special meeting of the Medica! Socie- ay of the District of Columbia, last night, the death of Dr. W. P. Johnson was announced by the president, Dr. N.S. Lincoln, aud the usual resolutions of respect to the memory Of the deceased were adopte4. At @ meeting of the graduating class of the medical department of the University of Georgetown. held Saturday evening last, the following officers were elected for the ensu- ing year: James P. Lewis, presiden! J. O'Connor, vice president; Philip Recretary, t; Frank Carroll, a George H. Holt, treasarer. phn of cam Destructive Fire at the Saitiand. THE RESIDENCE OF MR. 8. TAYLOR SUIT BURNED. About one o'clock last night the large frame mansion of Mr. 8. Taylor Suit, at Buitiand, Prince George county, Md., about 3 miles from Uniontown, was destroyed by Bre. The house, it is thought, was set on fire tm the basement, and @ family living in the boy ood ng, Faye —— being burned to death. The building, with the furniture, ‘Was very valuabie, the loss it is thought Will not be much less than $50,000. Mr. Sait ia at present in Phile delphia. —__.——_— The Trotting at Benntag’s. SECOND DAY OF THE FALL MERTING. Yesterday was the second day of the fall meeting of the Washiogton Driving Park, at Benning’s. In consequence of the high Winds and threatening weather yesterday many people were discouraged, and the at- tendance was much smaller than on the pre- vious ony. There were two races—one for all District and Virginia horses for a urse Of $100—$50 to first, $25 to second, $15 third, and $10 to fourth horse, and the 2:30 class fora purse of $1,000—$500 to first, $250 to second, $150 to third, $100 to fourth. IN THE FIRST RACE the entries were O. J. Schoolcraft’s Ki ‘West, C.T. Yoder’s Hunter, J. L. crafts Ri . C. Hopper’s Ned Buckley, and J. H. Middleton's Jersey . Key ‘West was drawn. It was conceded tnat Huoter and Buckley would closely compete for the race, and atthe start the latter was fully two ay behind, but succeeded in passing both Rignold and Jersey Boy and came in second—Hunter winning the heat in 246%. In the secord heat Hurter kept the lead all round, and Ned Backley made second, Jer. bg oy 4 third, —— fourth. Time, 2:42. e third beat s mished the race, and some first-rate tiotting was done. Buckley held Hunter a close chase ali around, but Hunter ‘won the beat in 2414, Buckley second, Jer- "7922 ubird, Rignoid fourth. drawn; C.T. Yoder, Washington, D. C ,ch: £ Hunter, 11 J. 1, Schoolcraft, Richmond, ys., Rignold. 444; C. Hopper, Washington, D.C... g. Ned Buckley: 2 ees A Middle: ton, Wasbington, D.C. 3 3. Time, 2464, 242, 2:4 THE $1,000, 250 TROT. The event of the day was the 2:30 trot, Which was unfinished, in which there were the following entries: W. H. Doble, Philadel- pbia, Pa, b. g. Seotiand; J. H. Phillips, Phil- \~) adelpbia, Pa.. b. m. Mattie Lyle; A. Gold- sm! w York, b. g. Din . Rich, Phi'- ade! phi -» br. m. Venus; J. W. Knox, Pittsburg, Pa’,eb. s. Nut Wood; RJ. Slater, Baltimore, Md., Carrolton; A. V. Smith, ‘Wasbington, D. C.,d. g. Sooner; J. E. Tar- ner, iadelphia, Pa., b. m. Neilie. The first heat was one of the finest ever Wotted. The horses (except Diner, who was withdrawn,) got away in bad order, but be- fore they reached the baif-mile pole they Were ll bunched, and so close was the race between Carroltov, Mattie Lyle, Sooner, and Scotland that only the most practiced eye could determine who would bave the beat, all four crossing together. The heat was ‘made in 2:35y,and the judges placed Carroiton first, Mattie Lyle second, Nellie third, Sooner fourtb, Scotland fifth, Venus sixth, end Nut Wood seventh. On the second beat all the horses got away together = Nellie and Scotland, who ri alittle. Sooner went to the front, and led #il around. Scotland, on the iast quarter, by an excellent burst of speed, pessed everything except Sooner. The horses came home with er first, Scotland sec- oud, Carrolton third, Nellie fourth, Mattie Lyle fifth, Venus sixth and Nut Wood sey- enth. Time, 2:31. ‘The third heat was a closely contested one. Nut Wood had the advantage at the start, but fell back, and on the second quarter Sooner started for the first place, and gained it At the baif mile post, keeping it to the end; Scotiand taking and maintaining the second piace. They crossed the wire in a bunch, Booner leading. Scotland second, Carrolton third, Nellie fourth. Nut Wood fifth, and Venus sixth. Tim 2. In the fourth heat Sooner got away first, And Kept the jead nearly all the way around. Sooper and Venus bad ht for the lead on ibe second quarter, but at the half pole Seoner still led . Venus was second and Scot- land disputed the third place with Nellie. The clean stretch home was trotted at a thundering rate. Just before crossing the ine Scotiand pas-ed Sooner and won the heat, Scorer second, Carrolton third, Nellie fourth, Mattie Lyle fifth, Venus sixth and Nut Wood sevenip. Venus was set back to the seventh place tor running. Time—2..6. It was so dark at the conclusion of this beat that the judges postponed the trot until 2 o’elock to-day. AN ACCIDENT. Mattie Lyle met with an accident when within @ length of the wire, being at the time tp the third place on the third heat. The mare fell and turned a complete somer- sault, siriking on her head. throwing the sulky over her heels and landing on her beck. The driver was shot out of his seat and over the home-streten, coming in aheedt of the other borses. Fortunately neither man por bore was hurt. and the sulky was only slightly injured. Mattie was given the seventh piac TRE Coicm ASSOCIATION reso! GE RIFLE this District bave atopted on forth that ‘on tue occa- f the recent visit fo our city of the Australian, and American ms the generous assistance of many um to extend a fit leome to them, with- out wbieh valuable aid their visit ‘would have been lacking in very many of the plea- sant features that characterized it;” and that “the thanks of this association are hereby tendered to the citizens’ committee, d tO All olbers Who manifested in so sud- staptial @ manner their kind regard for our Visiting brethren to arms, their interest in ibe fair feme of the District, and in this as- sociation.” LEDRoIT Park fast becoming one of the most popular and pleasant places of real- depee in gion, aud Postmaater pommel “eats lat Bune Juny 15 THB Bowsn Casz— in care 2 wen, Ccbarged Milt preseoting a false soldier's claim, Te- turned into the Criminal Court yesterday ‘@fterpoon about 3; o'clock, and for the third Time stating that they were upanie to Bpon a vercict, they were d: tis wnderstCod that the vote uniformly stood— 3 for conviction and 3 for acquittal. —.—_ CENTENN: TAL EXCURSION.—The Balti- more and Po! ratlroad is theonly one ibliec and Sui school the aod balf price for children. Bengt, = es MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ixsued James V. White and Mary Burrell, Manic’ and Mary Elizabeth Brown. — a SCARLET AND WHITE UNDERWEAR, Sizes, at the Boy's House ot. 'Co., 909 vania avenue, Dext to Willian's.—adwe - To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac- Artbur, the trial of the ease of Johanna Tar- bin, charged with the murder of Starling » SELECTION OF OTHER JURORS, led with,on tne opening of the court this morning, 8 follows: John T. C. red, accepted q and sworn; Alex. ander Gardner had formed an G. Auld accepted and sworn; man challenged by the Ferguson ‘nceepted &nd sworn; T! Brown bad formed an opinion; Ji Stettinius challenged by defence; Jacob Kengia and sworn; Walker Lewis bad formed an opinion. This exha' panel, and the court ordered that twenty salesmen be drawn from the box and sum- moned. The District Attorney and H. oe 2 appear for Messrs. James E. Bangs and P. risoper, the latter taking the place ; Joon J W. Free- government; Wm. ‘homas A. J. Murray, who being obliged to leave the city on professional ness Was excused by the court. AFTER RECESS. The court reassembled at 1 o’clock, and the ony were called and sworn, as fol- Fiet Government A@sirs. RESIGNATION OF DISTRICT ATfORNEY irict government, has, on account of the pre.- table fn ation, which has, peers re Tnctapee, been sect y the District Com- effect on the Sist instant. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Ins; : B.C. 8 a or, brick @ iS, side of 34, | N streets southeart; $200; Tenia Mitchell, a two-story frame dati 4 west side of 1ith, between T and U streets northwest; $500. between 61 = Marion street, between Q Island avenue, and three on Samson street, between Ith and 15th northwest. CARE OF TBE INDIGENT INSANE. The District Commissioners, in a commu- nication to Dr. C. H. Nichols, suparintead. entof the government bospital for insane, state that the attorney for the District of Columbia has given the opinion that the District is pot liable for any portion of the expenses of the indigent insane admitted to the United States asylum by authority of the Secretary of the Interior, except in the cree of those who were actually residing | within the District at the time they became insane, and were adroitted by his orderafier due process of law, showing the person to be | insave aud unable to support himself &e ; ard that the only non-resédent indigent in: sane persons for whose support the District is Hable to the asylum are those who are admitted upon application of the executive | authority of the District. The Commiasion- ers, conformably with this opinion, retarn @ bill for such expenses to Dr. Nichols for correction. Ss Retail Prices, Cemter Market. MEaT.—Beet, porter house, Ma25 per Ib.; sirlomm, 36; round, 15; roasting pieces, 225, corned, ldals’ id a2 Miatton, Lsebicy” Lata, Tao: Vest corn , Matton. My ‘eal, Ssaab: Dried ‘Beefs sont; Hams, whole,17; cut, 13° 2 WB; cut, ‘I7al8; Shoulders, 14 ‘8ia60 each; Lard. I3c. per'lb. —— Irish, peed ol 4 3 Cabbage, 10a20 per hd; Usrrots, pk; Onions, # per 1 per pair. —— oe ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.-Detectives the her to gallery she admitted striking saying that she struck him 8 Sth at place near Bethesda church. Bote from a friend —— that a gentleman pamed Bestor had her t! witness weat there She Orst denied that she had done the bit her husband twice and cut him up;and when asked what she did it for she replied that he had taken her daughter to the pic- nie and she had to stand by the fence and look at them. Cross examined: The prisoner did not make any confession in county, but did so at the station. On the way to the station she said she did not kill him, and asked wit- ress rot to have her She said the quarrel commenced the before; that her bustand bad been drinking, and threatened to strike her. Lieut. James Johnson testified that he was present when she said she struck him with an axe and chopped him up. Cross-examined:—There were 2 number present at the time, and she was cautioned that she need not tell anything to criminate berself. She did not appearto be much ex- cited, and nothing was said about hanging uptil she was told that she nad better take to her Bible and prayers, Ber. She said that he had them not to hang the axe Song og down, when she took it and strock him. She stated that her hus- that she had band had been drinking, and trial was in progress when our report Crank some, too. —— WANTED A Divorce—Today Mr. J. kb. MeNally Sled a bill for divoree for John R. Shipley against Sarah E. Shipie; The parties were married in Rich: in De- cember, 1266, and petitioner charges that in 1875 she went to reside in the house of Miss A. Watson, and there berself off as the wife of one Chas. wo, with whom he charges sbe committed adultery; that she siso bas visited the houses of Mrs. Shaw, Madam Biack, and Mrs. Wolfe, and has been arrested for her di: ful proceedings; that she has been living with one John Moren, with whom she now is at Lake George, N. Y. aie hans THE MAN WHO SHOT SENATOR Pome- ROoY.—Tb: ning Officers Roderic: Abern tok into custoay Rev. F. N. Con- way who, it will be remembered, shot Sen- tor Pomeroy some few years since, aud was afterwards, for @ time, an inmate of the Government eer for the Insane as a person unsafe to be at large. Conway has recently been in the habit of walking up the avenue with @ large red patch on the seat of bis pantaloons, bot a sign of lanacy perhaps, but be bas been getting more aud more erratic of late, and this morning be made a violent resistance to the officers. He will probably be sent over to the insane asylavo again. pau Ea ANNUAL REPORT OF PROVIDENCE Hos- PITAL.—Sister Beatrice, Sister Superior of Providence Hospital, bas forw: sypopsis of her yy report lary of the In! . There in the hospital July 1, 1875, females. There yi | fa Paiiedel | — ad Htem ap) Coomes and Miller have in Grp en mao named Heinrich Beasch, on the of house of Mr. George Hertrich of coms, panies r. of coats, icons, &c., valued at $60. Mr. Hertrioh lives at 903 D street, in this city, and in August ist Leosgg er aes [rood J iron ing, he being at the time apparently in want, “Besnch, it is alleged, rewariel Bie by going off with the goods. Detectives Coomes and Miller found some of es gents, d recently it was learned that Be: was ing an Corry rime at the Turner Hall rr jajor Richards telegra; to Chief Jones, and Beasch was arrested. Detective Coomes lJeft here yesterday at 1:40 Pp. m., and returned at 2 o'clock this morning ‘With the prisoner in charye. ——e—_*—_ THE OUUBTS. CrrouiT CourtT—Judge Cartter. To day, United States, use of ni le et gt. Ed wardsand Kraft;jaror withdrawn case dismissed. Sanders « George agt. Mitchell & Co.; judgment affirmed. McGuire agt. Corwine’s administrators; on trial. Mr. E. L, Stanton announced the death of Hon. R. H. Gillett, and the court adjourned in re- | spect to his memory. Equity Covat—Juge Olin, To day, Apple agt. Apple; restraining or- der issued. . 8S. and T. Co. agt. Stephenson inted. Beall agt. bower; rule absolute for restraining order. Povice Court—Judge énell. To day, Michael Dalton, assault on Augua- ms; fined $50 and costs. Moses Solomon, assault on Charles McGill; $10 and costs. Christina Wells, assault on Sally Robinson; #10 and cos. D. Hennessey, as- eault on Anpie Donovin; $10. Joseph Har- Ts, assault on Mina Ross; $10 and costs. W. Ri nso, Jaroeny. of @ 40g; $10 and costs. Sarsh Morgan, Bridget Welsh, and James Grimes, vagrants; down for 9 days each. T. Sutton, W. 8. Lucas, W. Henr; . Hip- kins, and Wm, Mason, profan each. Ches. Wilson and John G. feited. Jobn Mack, profane; $5. GEORGETOWN. IMPROVEMENTS.—The road leading from the corner of Fayette and 7th streets to the Drovers’ Rest, commonly known as the new road, is be.ng macadamized, an improve- ment much needed. ----The iron for s new reof to be placea on the gate house, at the reservoir, near Great Falls, arrived from Richmond yesterday, and 1s belng placed in position. MISSING Boys.— Lewis Jackson, about 15 years, and residing at No. 59 2d street, together with Richard Powell, a lad of 16,wko lives on Congress street, near Road street, left their homes yesterday morning about 7 o’clock, to go hunting in a skiff, and have sot been heard from since. The boys announced their intention rome days ago to go &@ distance down the river to shoot ducks, but as it is certain they carried BO oe witb poe ex ee rg ig not supposed they carr! lr plan into opera- tion. The faiher of Powell left for Alexan- Gria this morning to find, if possbie, any clue to the whereabouts of the missing boys, While the brother of the other lad took the #™ tug Dr. Rogers, with the intention of sesrching the river. Itis feared that the skiff bas upset, and that the boys were drowned. Grain TRADE —The offerings on Change this mornipg amounted to 4,450 bushels of wheat, with sales of 450 do. 2 $1.38, 200 at $1 36 bushels of wheat, 1.000 do. offal, 100 do corn, and 150 barrels of flour to Hartley & Bro; 350 do. wheat to T. C. Wheeler, aud 700 do. wheat to H. M. Talbott. CaTTLE MARKET —The market yesterday ai Drovers Rest was dull. We quote 530 head of cattie offering, 430 of whicn sold at prices ranging from $3a84.62 per 100 poun 400 driven to Baltimore, and 50 left over. 1,700 or, and lambs in market, 1,200 of which sold as follows: Lambs from $4.50a%6 per 100 pounds; sheep from #4a85 per 100 pounds; 20 cows and caives sold from $2)a850 each. ALEXANDRIA. Shoe LIFTER ARRESTED —About noon today Mr. G. Wm. Soper detected a col- ored Women secreting under her cloak @ bOx of cigars which ske had just stolen from his counter. He at once caiied in officer Bettis, who took the wcman to the station house, Where sbe gave her name as Mary Brown, of Washington. She is quite a good looking jeorge E. French, @ piece of gingham stolen from H. cs er & Co., anda of val- uable mery stolen from Janney & Co.'s branch store, = owners of the artic fally identified them. the woman was sentenced to ten lashes, wh! ever, she will hardly do. have been miss- store! on King street ing articles from their Dniil to day the thief could not be eaugnt. Was the perpetrator ofall these teense OMe ‘was the per al 3 PostPorgD.—The two boys, Edward Gra- bam and Dick Ford, who shot and wounded Jobn , 28 mentioned Ly Gazetie, were brought before By woundli it abd assert that the tonal, Steam HATING and PLUMBING, ‘Cast Iron aud Machine WORK. ‘Tim and Wrought Iron WORK. CHANDBLIERS, largest variety of new patterna ‘in the city. SMITH, BIRGE @ 0o., oopls-ly 1014 Pensayivania evenve, CITY ITEMS. ‘WEATHER Stairs for doors and windows at Hamilton & Pearson’s, 9th and D ats. th,? CLEVELAND NON EXPLOSIVE Standerd and Jamilton HEADQUARTERS RUBBER CLOTHING. COATS, nope sesees Blsck lnster. LOG RUBBER OOATS, Black dull fuieh. LONG BUBBB OOATS, Gossamer, Zephyr and Etna, LIVERY BUBBER OOATS, Cream color. DUCKING BUBBES 00ATS, Pure gum, Sand calor, BAGLiZH BUBBEE COATS, ‘heck lined, reversibie. BUBSER CLOAKS WITH SLEBVES, Flocked to resembie Cloth, and made, BUBBER PONCHOS. LONG BUBSEE BOOTS. Very fice quality. 5 Oars, —_—— 4 With Capes. RUBBER LEGGINS and CANVASS LEGGINGS For riding. WADING STOCKINGS, Moglish and Domestic, SILK UMBRBBLLAS. ALPAOA U ‘LLAB, GImG@H—Am —e aperior Dye, ONE PEIOB ONLY. BF Correspondence Solrcited, GEORGE octal-tr o. 41 HENNING, VWEHTH STEERT. WATCHES. ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES, BY ALL THE MOST ORLEBRBATED MAKERS, A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. 4 CO, octh-6an JBWELEES, BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1986 PENRSYLVABIA AVE: Just vei walt of UN fee Soren ate aes Siratlp rednesd price, Of Paintings Sud W's lain Pafotings and Brann to maioh. “Ail series of Hey A ily ye agg te at not, Bpanish and Picture fend. Copper Wire. eect ee a 2 abt Y orelook RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER. 1 o0té- an é Oall and examine the RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER, and convince yourselves that {am selling the best PABLOB HEATER CHR. REISSNER'S, ootil-tr 716 and 717 7th street northwest. BUTTER. We bave just recetved a large consignment of BUTTER from the best datry sections of Hew York mateand are constantly receiving from Virginia, Penneylvania, and the Weet, which we offer to the trade at the lowest wholesale prices. Please cail and get our prices and see the quality. A. B. PHILLIPS, COMMISSION MEROBART, With BABBOUE & HAMILTON, Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, oct? un 637, 639, 641 Louisiana avenue. CARRIAGES, We are selling, at greatly reduced prices, H. KILLAM & ©OO,, 89 CHESTNUT STARE, SEW BAVSE. CONE : AMUSEMENTS. ForRD'S OPERA HOUSE. TO NIGHT AND SaTURDAY MATIARB. BURLESY OF THE TWO ORPHANS. SUBLS (UB OF THS TWO ORPHANS, BD . '. Boupay EVBBINO. October 30 intone one —s AS TOPSEY, ne EN CLE TOMS cans a Dremeatic C mpany. cctss tr Republican ina . FALL MEETING oF 78) NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, E. Notice —Beac ickets. @5. allibeboteis [Critic Cbren. (j*45 SET EATERTAINMERT, By Prof. VARLEY, of Baltimore, Atthe Firet M P. Church. Virginia avenue end Sth street son’ heast, for the benefit of same Church, On Ts U8DAY aod FRIDAY, ocis8.2t" “Oct. 26h and Sth, 187 PEASTATION JUBILEE AT METBOPOLITAN M. B. CHURCH, THUBSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1576. SACRED AND SECULAR SONGS. Mian be optel + Ber | NIGH?_WAUTE Mr. LOUIS L. JAMBE.........5....... FAUBINABD MATINEE SaTURDAY AT TWO. October 0, Miss GENBVIEVE ROGERS. oct3-tr Q@bpD FELLOWS’ HALL. MONDAY cette Baerioiamene et BUCKSTONB DRAMATIC U BDUSTBI4L BOMB BOE: When i be presented for the city the boom ent OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Ferformance EVERY BIGHT. for Le- tra Osidren EVERY WEDNESDAY sod Sarvibsy AFTRENOOR. FIRST-CLASE IN BVERY RESEBCT Voctety, Drama, Burieeque and Vomedy. novai-iy OLD No.) On Exhibition 486 and Sale Nuw No. 439 arn Br. 7TH St. at AREKRITER’S between UD and B remember Name end Humber. 3y1-ly EMEMBER JUSTH'S OLD voag He pays for becend-band Ol: &eo. ea be always bw, at north’ Sig Datrect between tt and Tebt ote een : iptly attended to. octls-tr GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ‘THOMPSON'S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. SIX BEST DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER FOR Fit warranted perfect. ——— and workmanship warranted to be first- class. MENS’ FINE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY. FINE FLANNEL UNDEEWEAR TO ORD! sep0-tr_ S04 F street v. w., LeDroit Building, _ FALL STYLES RB NOW READY. BROADWAY DRESS HATS FROM 85 TO 88. A FINS SOFT AND BTL ‘ELT HATS OF THE MOST APPBOVED PATTEENS. BOYS’ AND CHILDEEN’S HATS, new shapes. Fine assortmemt of SILK, ALPAOA and GING- HEBER @ GREEN, Hatters, sepl3-tr_ 1419 Pa. ave., above Wilard’s Hotel. AB BBOBIVING DAILY From our Fac- aah eee dt TinisEED HIBS, made of the best enty-one Hi octll-tr POTATOES. We bave just received four car loads of EARLY ROSE POTATOES, Bright, smooth, clean stock, and good size, Which we offer in car load lots, or in less quantity, . fo the trade, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICK, Do not buy until you see our Potatoes. mM the way. oreontne™87- yg. PHILLIPS, MI SsioN M Haat. ASBOUS & HAMILTON, oot7-Im Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers. 608 3. B. BRYON RO, PICKLING AND PRESERVING, 2,000 galious OLDER VINGGAER, mode; pure White Wine Vinegar Witte do stant stock of White ‘Fiowr, superior bo saleby 00} With | STALLS 326-338 OBATEEMARKET.| HU. MABERT. . A. SOPFMAH, as above, confident be al aks a trial of tt con picace tastes, a FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. orders toualy filled and satisfaction oil conscient iy 7 yous —% U. 8. TREASUBY. ee, « 1509 PERN. AVS., OPP. Jamne m Fite ‘Te EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &e. | Geese CENTEARIAL EXCUR BLIO AED srED Ls OF TEE = DISTRICT OF COLUSBIA, (Via Baltimore and Potemsc Bailroad | Bourd trip tickets, good for tev éays from date ot ‘noe og BE will Be mld October 26 too Res 1806, inclusive. at #4 50. ete will be fold at the Raitroed ofthe Bxecutive om — 00t34 et P ‘ Py ust 1.0. 0. ore ‘ere. » 24 U8 for Tom Days from the day thoy tari ward om mite | lars hereafter. (oct 2: eos] THE < GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’T: ‘M. BH. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM gneve aBD SCOURING ESTABLIisSa- ESTABLISHED 1831, ghee a 2, Prices roms at jacbinery. and ® life-time Bxperien do all Werk in my live, ta charg istrict; received from and re io 0! by mail or ex- the jo. 49 Jeffereon. street, Bend me your orders sep%d-tr EDUCATIONAL. LANO MUSIC.—A Lady will give LRSSONS to Piavo Music to a few scholars Jetsons, Please add: x Boerd and Tuitioa (inc! man), frm the Ist November to Acoress Miss ELIZA 0. aD Co'embus sis. Beferences given. jG OLASSES FORMED I L. SCIENCE ant N BLOOU- 5 BI Booms, 1917 0th street, on the second week of November: rms easy. For pertienlare ing’ f LYSaN | DEB 8. RIOHABDS (iste of Boston), 1917 l0to street Ootlt Sw™ ME ROSALYN SEMINA iT’ DB YOUNG PaDLee sey OuTLOREN, Application may ce wade’ to tus’ Principal bbs, at ber residence. as above. Engtist 188 L 8. KESLEY’S French and Gehoo! for Young Ladies and Mi: tll open Octé 2m | ate 706 stn horthwest,ou MJB foneromeisre. et a Hoes, £0800n. 351 TkGLm Flaca, < street sou’! ‘futbh annual session com mrnces SEPTER female De. INDESGABTER ABD 901 Misses POLLOCK and 3 ORB, Teachers From 708 lith street northwest to 1127 18th street between nectts avenue aud M SOBOOL FOR GIBLE | Borthwest, C lars ey nn 0 00 TOD TUE Ot. 8.w ete 'NGLIGH. FRENOH AND CLASSIOAL SE Eteor sonoon te young Ladice and little Bigs, 913 Bow York avenue northwest, Mim AN- @BLO JACKSON Principal. The niuth annual September 18th. Mr. and Mrs commences 5 Sackeon will. reo Bveuing Ulasece. for Young Men October tet. 1 Brewing Clnews fs A B'S BOAGDING AND DAY 00! for young ladies and child ‘will re- aad Isth opposite kiin Park. pal b--okstores. 1336 I street, Circulare at the residence or price. | MB, a5D MBS ALPEED | DVM Bineitsh and French Boar | | ahs duites of this school at 22 aus Young Ladves, Bo. ‘asbington, D Mth ef Sept. (Humber HE BIS888 LAR aad Day Schoo. wil be rewamed on an¢ Miss Borsiey, the ) 9n39-2m* BOO! Bo. 17. ~ j,gucesssors to Miss James ‘38 I street. Bt at EDSESDAY, Sept. 77 on. Goo. Bancrof; yag29-2m ‘v alist / can be obtal: m will be reserved for Olassee at thetr ree Sf 908 Lith, any week day between 3% ane any ; sez! uct am LADIES’ GOODS. GBane te! ihe Ly wt open Novente: DEESEMABI NG Lishmee At No 1310G street northwest. Alro.® fine assortment of Parkian Underwear for Ladier J orders © 1"! be received before ARF. (UNDER eT. CLUCD BULLDIBG,) AN the pewret MILLIBERY etvies tn FALL and WINTEE constantly received. | LADIES’ DRESS FURS. Just opened full and com: faa pt | qo oe TUE OUR STeCK | or | MILLINERY GOODS AND NOTIONS Ls now compete, one tntieoase tavited to examine _ 891 and 685 D st, northwest, FELT HATS, ® PEST QUALITY. tm all colors and shapes, from @1 ap. FANOY AND O8TBIOH FEATS BS, VELVETS, 81 11e° F STREET, ___ Between Lith ané 12h streets » SELMA RUPPERT, 614 BIBTU STREET, (Opposite Patent Office.) Berlin ZEPHY BS and Canvas BMEROIDERIEG Germartown WOOL, Koalrting TABNS, W. c Geode, Cony Patverns, all "genta Patterus, and’ alt Material for lgne and Oretonnc Bovelties fn Fancy Work, A: Patterns, Totus Lace Bi Fine selection of Obi ‘ eal Oars. dren's MEBSIVO OLOAKE 57" Bo Branch Store. 1876 FALL OPENING 1876 or LADIES’ aT VERMILYAS, $10 Nixru sTREeT, (opposite PateutOm: SHOE A fine assortment of LADIES SHOBS, of our owr Take. at pitces to suit the thmes 9 Beal skin WA THE BEST IN THE WOBLP FOR TH’ ONBY. Freveh Ngbt PUMP-SOLED BOOTS, fo~ rty or age wear—the handsomest boot ic sshington, weighing only five ounces. Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM WORK made to order ® Short notice, and « perfect St guaranteed. sepas-tr 715 @8EAT REDUCTION 715 m LADIES BEADY MAPE SUITS, OVEL SKIRTS ABD BASQUES, ace LADIES USDEBWEAP PABASULS end SUN UMBBELLAS at bail price, FLOWEBS, HATS, RIBBON, and MILLINERY G00 D6 lee than cort JU8T RECEIVED— A largeasortment of HAMBUBG EDGBS and BORU LAUES oolling at 0 reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES tna great variety, SUMAN H41K very tow at © HKLLEES, sarer 7Vié MARKET SPACE. HOUSEFURNISHING GOO ipal's resi. fT eag!? 6m ELRGLISH ABD FEREOR SCHOOL Jor Yous: Een BOOKS AND STATIONERY. N ee AND SBLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, ~ it tna; edited by T. — B22 0. Pm. Jones, F.8. 4 —83. Divdin’s Pibliom: iton— $8 Carlyle Anthology; Just received b: by Edward Barreti—g2. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, oct25-tr i Pennsylvania Avenue; NEW PUBLICATIONS. & ew jnvenile in the 8 ¥ Dadi Fi anes, By James Payoe.......... | My titte Love By Merisn Haris: ret Century ct the Key tof CHBOMOS and i esortmen (BoM and TEXTS. a FLOW ! SOLOMUNS @ CHAPMA: Agents Lawrence's “Pare Linen” Papers, | _cetai-tr No 911 Pennsylvania ave. BB TRUE MAN. and Other Practical Ser- York Avenue Oburc! |) D. D., of Sew sHeformation in tbe time of alvin, of Jern<alem. ‘BALLANTY: Gas SEVESTH OTRERT, (CABPET CLOSING OUT SALE. yo Soo eee. stock. ae pubiie can rely on DON'T FORGUT THE PLACE. T. BW. BAUDALR, 709 Market HOUSEFURBNISHING DRY GOODS. HOUE, BBO. @ Co, 133° F STESET. Hew sné choice designs In WILTON, VEL- VET, TAPESTBY, THRES-PLY and INGRAIN CABPETING, LINOLEUM, OI1L CLOTHS, BUGB MATS, &c.. Ro. eeps-ly es WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Are pow receiving their Fall Stock, consisting in part of FEBROR CO IN. yo - ee eee novesre B I8@ GOODS WEBB @ BEVERIDGE, 0% Pa. sve.. bet, 10th end lithets. CLaBsWaAus, axD SHBG GOODS, LDF » co. jy28-te 314 Th strest, above Pa. avehue. SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. SFON BOYES: Sc, BOUGHT, uced prices, f ; . 5 oF seh. Ww RUIHERFORD myl-ly Cor. 13th and @ ste. 692 northwest. CuLBA, CROOK ERY, ug iy end the bicbest cash prices paid, and sold at ____ PIANOS, &. CF “(CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.” Ip all senwine DEOK BOTH ERS’ the following tine ap cast ay trop plate un the taper left band side tustrement: D.O.; wope-tr 7 10th street, above Pe. ay, By matchless Burdett Organs. = HEA Ee fate THE TRADES. R®*eve>. JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBSR AND GAS FITTER, i acy | S™ mn Fayre ese 28 eosin cad Veot—O4, 99, PAT ee if 3. W. SELBY’s, 6 Pa. ave , bet. 19th & 2th ote. BEDUCTION IN PRICE coxs, of, THL.OITY aes g8e @a8 LIGE FOOM- Se ‘Te be had ofall Drusrists. Squad for Pampa eee eee Eee, Bt 13 Camten SAlPh TYLER, Jr, Ongit-On" Ho, OFAPMA ct, Washington, D. 0,