Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. FRIDAY........... October 27, 1876; ————SSS== Weather Probabilities To-day. Ov?ics oF Carer Sigwat Orricen, WA8ttincton, October In the middle sta! Salling barometer, northwest winds, backin: to southwesterly or southeasterly, warmer and geuerally clear weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c.,, To-night. Theater —Mr. Louis L. James “ Wanted a Divorce. Pord's Opera House—“The Two Orphans” (vurieaque.) Theater eines variecies. ——_—_.—__. Condensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 11:30 | @eloek p. m. and extinguished at 4:20 a. m. From J. C. Parker we have the New York @aily papers in advance of the mail. Dry goods, Carter's, 7 Bead advertisemen: At& meeting of the Southern Republican Association last night addresses were made by Mr. Wilkins of Dakota, and Mr. Thomas of Virgivia. ‘Tuesday night at St. Augustine's (colored) ¢horeh the rite of copfirmation was admtnis- tered by Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons,of Rich- mond, to 150 persons. The resolutions of respect to the memory ef the late Speaker Kerr, adopted by Jaeaton Democratic Association of this city At& recent meeting, bave been handsomely © grossed, and are to be rent to Mrs. Kerr. ‘ols morning about 1% o'clock @ coal ofl lamp expieded in the Louse of Thornton Fillmore, No. 1823 West alley, between 6th and ith d R dd 8 streets. The were extinguished without much damage. Ata meeting of the board of directors of Providence Hospital yesterday resolutions of respect to the late Dr. W. P. Johnston were adopted. Similar resolutions were adopted al a meeting of board of directors of the Children’s Hospital yesterday. The advertisement of the public and Sun- sy school excursion to the Centennial 0: any other road than the Baltimore and Po- tomac is an error. The excursion takes piace over the Baltimore and Potomac road, and tickets at the low rate of $450 for the yound trip can be had at Whitaker's book store, Gilman |. Major's, and the #t. Cloud drug stores, and Ballantyne’s book- store. The tickets of any other road are not good for this exeursion. eases A BUTLER CLUB ORGANIZED.—{ast eve- bipg @ number of the personal and political friends of Gen. B. F. Butler organized a Butler Club. Officers were elected and reso- jutions adopted ‘that the proceedings of the last session of Congress demonstrated the necessity of active and aggressive leader- sbipon the republican side of the House to the encroschment of southern demo- a le or confederate wer and to count.~ act the ipfuence of the northera d. democrac, ute = Sa B. ¥ oe reeogn: @ requirements for that ofa eee whilehe was in the Congresses he compelled the op] ition to respect and tear him as a ready ter and a8@man whose wonder- ful resources of political knowledge is un- equaled. That we beseech the voters of Lowell district, of Massachusetts, to vote for bis election, because we believe that a Yote for him is @ vote that the war was not it in vain; that his candidacy ts practi- @ national issue, and that every true patriot will hail bis success as an assurance that Massachusetts, the cradle of the repab- ican party, is still true to the principles for Which the soldiers of the Union armies pertled their lives and fortunes. The pro- ceedings are signed by: Timothy Lubey, resident; Joseph 1. Anderson, secretary: re Roessie, Clinton A. MacDougal, James E. Thompson, Fred. Douglass, D. W. Biss, James R Young, Henry Johnson, Otis F. Presbrey, Haliet Klibourn, Gen. Boynton, W. W. Warden, S. F. Phiilips, Stephen A. Dona; jr, Robert M. Dougiass, E. P. james B Cleveland. (captain, 41st W. Mactely, Ben. F. Miller, and THE TILDEN AND HENDRICK’S CLUB met | last evening @t 4527 th street. George Savage, Wm. P. Furey, of Peunsyivania, Dorsey | Clagget, acd others addressed the meeting. | Gen. Duncan 8. Walker offered resolutions, whieh were adopted unanimously, reciting that the ‘citizens of South Carol) are, in tis centennisi year, engaged in a struggle to free themselves from a tyranny, com- pared witb which the British government of ibe colonies, a hundred years ago, was a Mnlld and beneficent administration; that the | me poser forbearance they have exhib- Semepeenetatie sane in the face of misrepresentations upon them by their carpet ‘TF oppressors, Chamber- Jain, Patterson, Eliott, Worthington, their minious and dupes, command the approval 27, 1876. i rising followed by Wid Bil’ and fret Market Space. New dress soos, Siok silks, cashmeres. of all right-thinking and triotic citizens every where, nd that as a Hampton led their fathers to victory tn the first great revolu- onary strugsie, it is eminently fit thata Hempton ghould now lead them in their «forts to resene the state from corraptioa ard misrule.” ——_e——— FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL—Annual Report G. 8S. Palmer, M. D., Surgeon: in-chier o: the Freecmen’s Hospital of the District of Co- Jumbte, bas submitted the following sy: ‘sis of bis forthcoming an i report to Secreary of the Interior: ne whole num- ber of persons treated during the year was as follows: Remaining in the hospital at the date of the last annual report, 263; admitted during the year: male, 20%; females, 113; bora, maies,7; born, females, 1*; whole number admitted, 331; treat: d 596; discharged cured, ‘214; diseharged relieved, 30; died, 89; totai discharged and died, 333; remaining in hos- pital June 30, 1876, 23. In the dispensary attached to the hospital, 1,466 patients have been prescribed for and furnished with med- jeine. 1p the orphan asylum about 110 pa- ents and attendants have heen farnished With medicines and medical attendance during the year, and subsistence hag been Curnished to 25 of these orphaas.” OPGANIZING a ME! N78’ EXCHANGE. A meeting of merchanis and business meu of this city was held yesterday afternoon over the Citizens’ Nations! Bank,on 15th street, to take steps toward the formation of @ general exchange for their benefit. =; those present were Messrs. Wm. B. Reed, Theodore F. Gatehel, A. L. Barbour, Major Hall, C. H. Bliss, C. B. Church, W. N- Roach, John Van Riswiek, and A. R. 'Apple- man. Mr. Gatchel called tne meeting to order and stater the advantages to tne bus: ness public which would resvit from an € change of this kind. Mr. Wm. B. Reed was elected chairman. On motioa of Mr. C. H. Bliss, @ committee to draft a constitution and by laws for @ permanent organization Was appointed as follows: C. B. Cnurch, A L. Barbour,and C. H. Bliss. The meeting then adjourned until Saturday. penetra in THE FUNERAL Of Hon. fh H. Gillette, an €x member of Congress from New York,who @led on Tuesday last. took place yesterday aiterneuv from the Washingion House, and was attended by a large concourse of prom!- nent citizens, ivciuding msny members of the Washington bar. Kev. Dr. Boss, of the Epipbany church, conducted the services. The pali-bearers were: Professor Henry, W. Corcoran, esq., Dr. J. B. Blake, Judge Cartier, Colovel Berret, Judge Wylie, H. A. Willard, eaq., and A. L. Hazle- ton. Tie remains were temporarily depos- ited in & vault at Glenwood cemetery, and at @ future day will be removed to NewYork for interment. Mr. Buchly was the under- taker. —" ie THE HAYES AND WHEELER MEN of East Washington yesterday run upon the pole at the Intersection of Virgiuia avenue and Sth street, a bandsome burgee, bearing the pames of es and Wheeler, and it was greeted with loud cheers. The streamer is 42 feet long, And was made by the wife of Capt. D. Crouch, of the nary yard, who col- Jeeted the fands. E. F. Casey designed it, and Wm. L. Cowan superirtended its con- struction. te nceran Tut KNIGHTS oF ST. ACGUSTINE, Com- mandery No. 1. 8 colored Catholic associa- eon, of tol Hill, in company with the Knights of 8t. Augustine, Commandery No. t last night terminated the celebration. prbemmcocer “sees 1. 0. R. VistraTIoNs.—The semi annual great visitation to the great chiefs to the ‘‘ribes iu this jurisdiction will ocear on ths Solow ing sleeps of beaver moon G. 8. D. 385: Benen fribe! No. 11, on 6sb sleep; Tusca- yora, No. 6, 9th sleep: St. Tammany, No. 13, Osage, No. 6, 1sth sleep: Black ©. 12, 15th sleep; Logan, No. 5, 34, ———- —___. elsewhere advertises at large stock of men’s, its and overcoats in a giving fuil prices apd the style of the garment €ool weather being now faily establishes ne to winter sults is becessary, and no. ‘where can goods be purchased cheaper Linen at Straus’. —— THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION will attend the democratic meeting at Rock- wile, ® from their ball te-merrow maorning at rs) o'clock. The democrats ef ‘Washington are inyifed to jotn them. The Tarbin waer Case. EUSBAND. | _ Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Jadge | MacArthur, the trial of the ease of Johanna | Torbin, charged with the murder of Starling | Turbin, on the Sth of July last, was contin- | “James ‘Croggen, reportar of THR STAR, THE CONFESSION OF THE PRISONER on the morping of her arrest (Juiy sth), which was as we: there, sir, but couldn’t go in, for I hadn't money,’ aad Zut came beck and got his break. Tast, and’ then commenced to quarrel again end struck me with bis fist, and called me axe down bebind the door ai jail for you.’ I then picked the stroek bim. feil he said didn’t smeil much thar night. I didn’t tell and I carried them to the ash pile, took them out, and before I cut him up, I rel. I forgot to put my dress in she barre!; used to quarrel with me right from the first And kvock me about; he did thie with his Sst,” (potting to the scar over her eye.) OTHER TESTIMONY. Dr. J. F. Hartigan vatified that he exaro- ined the remains of Turbin; had no douot tbat the wounds were made with anaxe, and the one in the head alone was sufficient to Produce death. Each leg was cut in two 1 G. W. Thompson testified that he lived in the house with Turbin; they occupied the shed attached to the house; was at work at the time of the murder; heard some quarrei- ing, which commenced about ten o'clock in the morning; heard Turbin tell his wife that she had become of no account, and he would bave her sent to the workhouse; the quarrel stopped and again, then heard a fall rap down; juired if anything was the matter; Mrs. Tarbin met witness at the door and said that nothing was the matter, but Turbin was drunk and groaning in’ his drunken sleep; saw her about 3 o'clock, and " and 7 that Turbin had gone away ‘and that she wanted to clean up, and she said thet she could not sleep since Turbin had gone away. Mrs. Thompson teatified that the di 4 the homicide Johanna told her that Turbin bad — to pew pa his other wife and children, and would nevex come back. Charlotte E. Turbin testified that she is 13 years old, and the ebild of Starling ana Jo- | ey Turbin. Witness lives out; left her bome on the morning of the homicide; never saw him ‘in. A girl. 9 years old, sister of the last wit- ness, Was then called to the stand. The de- | fence objected to her testimony. and the court baving examined her decided that she was not ——— witness. Mrs. Bundy that Turbin and his Wife formerly lived next door to her house. Mrs. Turbin told witness that she was tired of her husband, and she intended to knock bim in the head; that he was too old for her erase he would not send his soul to heli for her. The court then adjourned. PROCEEDINGS TO DAY. The trial was resumed this morning, and man owed her some movey, and prisoner said if Turbin owed ber thing he would sols bros Dandie but he did not success. Croas-examined:— Witness did not at that Ume know, of his own knowledge, that Tar- bin had another wife, but had heard that he bad a wife and children in Virginia. The conversation about the book was in April. This closed the testimony for the govera- ment. TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE. The defence called Austin Bunty, who tes- tifed that he lived near the parties—next door—apnd from April to July they were al- most continually on bad terms, fighting and quarreling, and only for short jods did they — to be friendly. Starling Turbia worked at whitewashing. Had known fur- bin three or four years and the prisoner for afraid to let ber up. Win. Rose testified that on the morning of the 5th of —_ he aga hee TE ‘ar- bin’s place; were talking pretty high; It was only like the usual poise ote fam iy; id little attention to it, for it was out of ‘s line of business, and had heard such quarrels before between them Saw them s out of the gateaflerwards, about 10 or 1 o'clock, and after they came back heard & quarrel. “Mr. Donneghue bere asked that te pris- oner be allowed to show the scars on her per- gz & ‘The court said that he would modify some of the prayers when he came to charge the Ih. Bangs, at a few minutes to 11 o'clock, ARGUMERT FOR THE rat of all referring to the aceused velig of & A WIFE ON TRIAL FOR CHOPPING UP HER uued after our report closed. ‘The District j Attorney ros the government, and Mesare’ Jai 2 Bangs Kh Pane ay oped os een atreet on badn’t money, but be took oue of ine salldren: and I went Be money, and stood the fenee. When we got Boine that “nignt quarreled with me, stinking slut. He thea grabbed theaxe and struck at me, and J dodged it. He pat the nd I picked it vp He then struck me on the head (indi- ating tbe left forehead), saying, ‘I'll go to rn axe up and knocking him down. Atter he — Never mind; wait tiil I get op, and I'l kill you; i mean to hang for you" He lay there groaning, but didn’t roan long, aud after awhile I found he was dead, and cut off his head. Then I cut off his arms and legs. I put the body out on tne @sb pile first, and the other pieces after- wards. I hardly knew what I was doing at the time—I didn’t know what I was doing at tbe time. I put lime on him to keep him from smelling. The two children were home that night, and stayed there with me. He the ebiidren that I cut his throat. I didn’t cut bis throat, and the only thing I used was the short-bandled axe, and when It was over I washed it. I didn’t put the body and legs out of the window; there was mira ye | fore | took his clothes off and put them in the bar- the blood on it did not come from him. He very low order of intellect, but, nevertheless, she was entitled to the same consideration as others. He argued that the confession as made to the reporter of Tu STAR was more likely to be the correct ogg that tt is toa t than any other one testified to. He led to argue from the evidence that was no mate- rial i of time between the quarrel and fore they could not find a verdict for aihigor quode than manslaughter. Mr. Bangs con- bout noon. ont Kein tory followed, clatming that the romes a Utterly failed to make out a mi 3 “iA reeeas was taken, and on reassembling ir. Donoghue continued his argument. Distriet At == his argument for the govern- men ——_—_+___. The Trotting at 's. THIRD DAY OF THE FALL MEETING. Yesterdsy was the third day of the fall meeting of the Washington Driving Park, at Benning’s. In consequence of the high winds and threatening weather the attendance was not large. The unfinished race of tne di ay Previous was firstin order, a fifth heat belng required to decide it. This was THE $1,000 2:30 TROT, in which there were the following entries: W. H. Doble, Philadelpnia, b. g. Scotland; J. H. Philips, Philadelphia, b. m. Mattie | Lyle; A. Goldsmith. New York; b. g. Diner; P. Ricb, Philadelphia, br. m. Venus; J. W. J Slater, Baltimore. Md., Carrolton Smitb, Washington, D. C..'b. g. Sooaer; J. Torper, Philadelphia, b. Diner had been drawn and the others Slatted. Sooner and Scotland showed in the front coming down the last quarter, and the Ainich was mace in 2:31%, with Soouer first, Scotland second and Mattie Lyle third, and Beareely @ neck’s difference between the LUbree horses. Nellie was fourth, Nut Wood ffin, Venus sixth and Carrolton seventh The summery of the five heats is ag fol- W. B. Doble. Philadelphia, Pa.. b. ¢. 2,2, 1,3; J. H. Philips, Paila- Pa., b.'m. Mattie Lyle, 2,5, 7, 5,3; hiladelphia, Pa., br. m. Venus, 6, -W. Knox, Pittsburg, Pa, ch.’ s. , 5, 6,5; R. J. Siater, Balti. more, Md., Carrolton. 1,3,3,3,7; A. V. Smith Washington, D. C., b. g.' Sooner, 4, 1 ; J. E. Turner, Pailadelphta, Pa., b.m. Nellie, 3,4, 4, 4,4. Time—2:35y', 2:31, 2:32, 2:36, 231%. THE FREE-FOR-ALL RACE. The feature of the day was the ‘free-for- al)” for @ purse of $2,000 $1,006 to first horse, $500 to second, $300 to the third, and $200 to fourth. The entries were: J. E. Turaer, Philadelphia, Pa, b. m. Nettie; J. H. Phil- lps, Philadelphia, P: B. boble, Philadel; Pa.. br. m. Lady Maud; A. Goldsmith, New York, 6. m. Huntress. The latter did not start, and in the first heat Lady Maud, who was the favorite, had the advantage, and at the juarter she was leading, Nettie second and deiaide third. Adelaide kept breaking, ane fell several lengths to the rear. Nettie gained on Lady Maud, and on the third quarter she closed the gap between them, and before reaching the third quarter pole Was neck and neck with the Lady. She lost her advantage on the long stretch home, and Lady Maud came in a length ahead. Time, Was & contest between ide got away broke badly, and ai the first quarter she was at @ hopeless distance in the rear. The Lady was al it a length ahead of Adelaide for the first half mile, but- they trotted together on the last half mile. Tne Lady won the heat byaneck. Time, 2 324. In the third heat there was a fine start, and the line was unbroken for some dis- tance. Then ar Mand drew out to front, and Adelaide fell betind. At tne quarter Lady Maud ted, and the other two were neck and neck. Nettie from that point began to leave Adelaide and close on indy Maud. Before reaching the half mile pole Nettie was trotticg by the side of the Lady but became unmanageable and fell behind Adelaide. The positions were unchanged for the rest of the heat. Lady Maud crossed the line in 225, with Adelaide a length behind and Nettie several lengths. The femal 4 isthesummary: J. E. Tur- ber, Philadelphia, Pa., b.m. Nettie, 2, 3,3; J. H. Phillips, Philadeiphia, Pa, b. m. Ade- laide, 3, 2, 2'W. H. Doble, Pailadeiphia, Pa, b. m. Lady Mand, 1, 1, 1; olds ith, New Mi b. m. Huntress, drawn. Time, 2.25, 232%, 2 25, ~ —-—_—_. PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—Yesterday, Mr. Jas. Jamison, a carpenter employed ai the Trea- sury department, while ascending in the ele- vator bad his heel a short distance over the side and it was caught between the floor of the elevator and the crossing and he came bear having his foot torn off. rortunately the elevator was immediately stopped and be was released. His ancle was badly sprained, and it will be some weeks before he will be able to w: = A DRINK THAT CosT £580 —Detectives Coomes and Miller have arrested Wa. H. De Nesle on the charge of the larceny of $530 from Jobn McCarthy. It is alleged that waile bag ing, Dales drinking in company with De Neale Jatter took McO.’s money and passed it to @ third party, and that only $121 was returned, Imi | $580 unaccounted for. De Neale was committed for a hearing. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Bevjamin J. Gant and Catharine L. Nichols; Michsel Freery, of New York city, and Rose B. McLellan; Winfield ®. Lawver, M. D., of Freeport, Lil., and Mary V. Schneider. ——_.—_—_ W. C. MANN, stalis No. 538 and 539 Center Market, will have for sale to-morrow morn- ing some fine beef and lamb from the farm of Mr. Lutz, near Leesburg, Va. —__—__see- THE OOURTS. Equity Court—Judge Olin. To-day, District of Columbia agt. Thos. P. jorgan al; restraining o1 issued. ional Bank Set. Brown; sub- tal Valcanite Com. ft. 3 e to file amended DIL. MePherson agt. Acker; injunction refused, Swart agt. Young; order continuing injunetion. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snell. Today, John E street; $1. Henry ‘are, forfel' eral. Jos. Hayes, | eo larceny of piteber and butter dish; 30 daysin jail. Jas. Kee. DAN, assault and battery on Blanche Rath. bone, a small girl; $1 aud costa. WATCHING AND PRAYING. Henry Jobuson, & mischievous-looking youtb, was up for disturbing the congrega- tion of Gorsuch chapel while engaged in worsbip. The sexton, who was the princi. pal witness, testified that be had his eyeson Unis boy while he was engaged in praying, by looking between his fingers, and saw him cutting up. When he finished (ents eg went and got an officer to arrest him. : cer Aldrich testified that when be went in the chureh he found the boy with others flirting with some girls. This was not a rt of the religious exercises, and he took nis one In to the station. For defence some five half- grown boys, companions of defend- ant, testified to the eifect that this boy was very orderly, and the disorder which occurs there so frequently is made by the girls. Oe of them testified that the “gals are always snickering there.” The court cut the mat- ter short by imposing a fine of 85, Edward and Thomas Chisley, larceny of meat worth 8 cents. Kdward, the elder, pleaded Cpa ee said Tom had nothing to do with it; $10 or thirty days. ——_—_—___ GEORGETOWN. RETURNED TO THEIR HOMES.—The lads Jackson and Powell returned to their homes about three o'clock yesterday afternoon, both being in &@ very weak condition, having 4 without food since the time of their leaving home. The story of the is that they were left by the tide on the flats, and therefore were uuabdie to return. Tney slept in their boat all night with no covering, and Jackson, in consequence of this exposure and bunger, was seized with nausea, and ‘Welcb, millers, was last nightand a quantity of . » and Grain TRaDE.—The offerings on ’Change this morning amounted to 1,775 bushels of Wheat, with sales of 1,700 do. at $1.39, and 75 at $1334. The sales ween ye dairy ache Sa day witb 1,700 bushels of wheat, and v0 do. Coss, Trabe-Coat’ is arriving steadil; but owing to a lack of vessels the shipments Seures for the week are ak follows: Consol. Sree steey aor Dy Receipts. 2,615 tons; shipments, 2. slain tty cre ee ae geet wontons stairs.) Weahington. D.O. cocrecies FA*V* t00 taz> WELLS’ ccur tr SURBKA TOOTH POWDER? AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY matiags. | PUBLIC 344 ETO CRPHANS. TWO ORPHANS, MORDPAY EVBRING. October 30, talented ‘NEWOONB AS TOPSEY, CLE TOM'S CaBin. JUSILEE SINGRES, fects, LL 5 jac pear. CITY ITEMS. chee) Pearson's, 3th and torney Wells, at 1:50 o'clock, | FALL MEETING NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB,, per cent. per annum on th. ) 9to4. Bat. ———— ite, Chiropodist, o., Niscsauthees 1416 Pennsylvania aven' Opposite Willard’s Hotel. Feo, Sl per visite” REMOVAL First Class Fischer bas | Knox, Pittsburg, Pa.,’en. s. Nut Wood; RS tent Office. By prompily adopt- m. Nellie. | IPE the latest improvements, whether of NATIONAL THE —_e—___ LUCKY IS THE BABY whose Mamma uses With which to wash tae fo prickly heat, or otuer rash, can annoy the infant cuticle with | Which this cooling and butic comes in daily con’ Gray Heaps daily grow black or brown. Cause— Hill's Hair Dye. Dector, it Feels Like So speaks oftentimes dyspepsia. After eat: little Innocent. oo @atl-scor- w October 30, Mies GERBVIEVE ROGERS. oct3-tr QDD FELLOWS’ HaLi. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1576, ramatic Enter! suff ing, it seems as if there was @ veritable ball of fire ranning up and down through his stomach. If be feels it; if he don’t eat much he feels it. It destroys his en jo; tor be really di he eats much yment of life. If the doc- of curing his patient 6 should not experiment with the sufferer, should recommend him to use Peruvian ‘Syrup, whose merits have been tested so g, and always satis the stomach and P, dwell together. And the smasin; LO. ‘Tickets. 80 cents: reserved at Solomons and Chapmen'’s MEATER COMIQUEB. T a Bilow Peansylwanta Vi } , Scents. Forssle b.m. Adelaide; W. | See ee Booxwore, onal St ye ready, aud try it it will le eo re. GONE OPEN THE YEAR ROGND. Fertormance EVERY Children BY: saruuba AFTBRBOOB FIRST-CLASS IN BVBRY RESPECT Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Uomedy. novli-ly OLD No.) On Exxhibition (Nzw No. 486 and Sale 439 &F DON’T MISS YOUR TURN. at CONSIGNMENT. ARERITER’S, He. 4328 Th sirens, BANKRUPTCY. STH’S OLD iD. md Oletbing’ Hoste B GREATLY AGITATED, Eig D erect between to." octl8-ur GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ‘THOMPSON'S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. SIX BEET DEESS QRgTs 10 onpER FoR | Cire $108,000 CONBIGNM BEW AND ELEGANT WINTER CLOTHING Fit warranted perfect. ‘Material and workmanship warranted to be first- ines. MENS’ FINE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY. FINE FLANNEL UNDEBWBAB TO OBDSE. seps0-tr_ #04 F street n. w., LeDroit Building, SE Ss Sere Balitin FALL STYLES NOW READY. BEOADWAY Bane Zhe FROM 86 TO 9s. FINS EOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS 0} UPT MANOFACTUBER. 300 VARIETIES OF 250 VARIETIES OF OVEROOATS. OFFEBED AT LESS THAN OOST OF MATEBIA! A LIKE OPPORTUNITY MAY BEVEE AGAIN OOOUB. HATS, pew shapes. Fine aesortmemt of SILK, ALPAQA and GING- aM UMBRELLAS, HERE & GREEB, Hatters, tepli-tr_ 1419 Pa. ave., above WiHard’s Hotel, RBORIVING DAILY From our Hwoks BHIET Factouy, Bt RR THINE OF iT, ABD ACT SPEEDILY. HABLE BROTHERS, FINE TAILORS AND OLOTHIBBS, Corner 7th and D streets. ROLE T Phere FAMILY SUPPLIES. NEW, SucE WET, MAPLE SYRUP. HE Oat HEADQUARTERS RUBBER CLOTHING. Tidge. ppucaten by POTATOES. ‘We have just received four car loads of EARLY ROSE POTATOES, Bright, smooth, clean stock, and good size, Which we offer a my lots, or in less quantity, AT LOWEST MARKET PRIOE, Do not buy until you see our Potatoes. LIVERY BUBBER OOATS, DUCKING BUBBES Pure gam, Sand color, BNGLiSH BUBBEE COATS, ‘Obeok lined, reversible, BUBSER CLOAKS WITH SLEBVES, Flocked to resemble Cloth, and made, very long and full; specially suited for iriving, RUBBER PONCHOS. UBBEE BoorTs. Very fine quality. PICKLING AND PRESERVING, galions OIDER VINEGAR, home vo} ‘ine Vint 3, Green Gt RUBBER CAPS, BUBBER LEGQINS inaeects, in toe market, For | and CANVASS LEGGINGS (Herald) 60s STALLS 326— IBMARKET.| HO. LIB MABEBT. 88 above, confident asks of WADING STOCKINGS, Boglish and Domestic. SILK UMPRELLAS. ALPACA UMBRELLAS, GINGHAM UMBBGELL4S, Of superior Dye. ONE PRIOR ONLY. BF Correspondence Solicited, J. &. HOFFR Bis choice stock of FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDB. All orders conscientiously filled and queranteed. GEORGE HENNING, \VSNTH STEEBT. BUITER. We have just received a large consign! BUTTER from the best dairy sections of Hew York Stateand are constantly receiving from Virginia, Pennsylvanis, and the West, which we offer to the trade at the lowest wholesale prices. ‘and get our prices and see the quality. 4. B. PHILLIPS, GOMMISSION MEROHART, With BARBOUR & HAMILTON, Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, ect7-Im 637, 639, 641 Louisiana svenve. JOHN R. KELLEY, Dealer in First-cless BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MTTTON, &c. OOBNED BEEF 4 SPROIALTY. M.®- LATIMER, WITH THOMAS DOWLING, Con, 117H STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE, Star Ofice Bailding. oct?3-eolm IRST GRAND OPENING OF F NEW CARPETS AUCTIONEER, E. @. DAVIS 4 CO., DEALERS In “DOMESTIUL” AND GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Oricans, Gano CENTERNIAL EXCURSIONS. TEICT OF COLUMBIA, (Via Baltimore aid Potemse Ratirosd Kound trip tickets, for dat erie rece a oe: aE ES 50. vember 6, 1596, inclusive et s4 = ete will be sold at the Railroed pter of the Brecutive Com.” octie Tet | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. | ESTABLISHED 1831. Zz EDUCATIONAL. Lady will give UBS& jasic to @ few scholars, Tu'ti deaeo | DAY SOHOOLS OF TER ABLISE- | extra charge from and re by mail or ex- 49 Jefferson street, our orders. sepae cr 8 in » ns, Please address Mies M . care oct ELIZA ©. ADAM, corner Ki References given 1 ootht Sw Ne. pki THgopon! Olesees for OLL PAINTING at No. 93 syivapia avenue re. MSS 2, 5 EESCEWS French and Bnalieb and Misses will open Behoo! for Young Ladi at Be Sth street norihwest,on M INDAY. Oo 1876. octé tober 9: ipat a . MES ALF BU. Ne Borat ond Dey Schoo, 1700 ais » D. me. be L street, Washington, D. 0 ané Ocnversation. aera Steed Sah Hay atts M. Bvex! 5 ming Ciesses 8 18th. will be reserved for B.—Some morning sation wishing so form private classes st their ree! as TF iD OLAS8104iL ACADEMY, R Stieeriand’s Ouares, Biitieten decane eee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEW AND SLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Bime of the Ancient Mariner; by 8. T. Cole- ase. i Gustave Dore, pA rge folio, isis’ from the Alpe to Mount tna; edited by T contalai, Adeipbus Trokope, and early four ondred fi 922 80. "Vingor Ming Lore; bs Wim, Jones, F.8. A—@3. Dindin’s Bil ‘edition- g8 40 Carl be Qnthelogs ; by Edward 62. received i Just TION ERs, vanie Avenue. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Japet et ses Amis, a new javenile in thes +,8nd O:ber Practical Ser- mons, by S.8. Mitchell, D. D., of Rew be Avenue C! ‘of the Reformation in the time of Calvin, Vol. 7. it of Jerusalem. by Bev. Wm. Patton. Riess to Betare’s Heart, by EOP. Roo. Every Day Topics, by Dr. Holland, blames 1-1 iemaade BALLANTYNE. cone RS ANAT Er __ PIANOS, &c. | “(CAUTION TO THB PUBLIC.” In all cenuins DEOKEE BROTHERS’ PLAROE peaacein inser sot e's (Decker Brothers’ Patent, June ” ss @. RUTLN, tig Aga 4 ciholfor the matchless Burdelt Organs, sope i ‘tone. See Agent, (CABPET CLOSING OUT SALE. po A Sai to 76 conte. tT. BH. BAUDALR, cae 709 Market reou S2 TR aes H 3.W. | cc80-tr_ 1914-1916 Pa. ave. bet. 19th & 20th ats. AN 7 tn KAUFMANN bas opened bis i io HE MISES LAME. successors to Kise Jewes EXCURSIONS, PIONICS, &e. | ___ LADIES’ GOODS. LADLES «88 iNvITSD TO Visit MY g WINTERS OPENIN COCTOBER 8*re, Gesmancs. ND DAMSe lath strest B GOBANG'BS, of Hew York Lactes of W that a a + @ Gret-clese deo so fne ssoortment of Partsian Underwear 4M b Defore day of open- ment in ew bork ity, Mo. 36 ootas in* MISS KE. A NcCORNICH, $92 Orn KTRERT. WEAR DER CLOUD BUILDIBG) _ BU the newest stries in FALL LLIBBBY coustantly received. WN TEE tern Ronpets WED: uepe . Oc- ‘The inti-s of >= ee b~ ed foll end somplate stock of fine Pure, DEAL -K Sa0UUES and FUE INERY GOODS AND NOTIONS Ie Low complete rath Ore Peberean ALS IOUV o SLOTS. tn 2.3 dads Baten AED attention gtven to ofders. ind terial mace up tm an artetic manner ode © Lace work. Lacie «Mort o toorder, Black Orayc Veils Cleaned and Mecrknped. MRS. M. 2. HON, octte tr #91 and 623 D st. northwest, & FELT HATS, £ PEST QUALITY, fm all colors and shapes, from @! np FANOY AND OFTRIOH FEATS RRS, YELVETS, SILKS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS, &c., sORt reel rad Particular attention given to orders. MES J.P PALMER, oete-tr MES. SELMA RUPPERT, 614 NINTH STREET, (Opposite Patent Office.) Berlin ZEPHYRS and Canvas EMBROIDERIBS Germantown WOOL, Kuitting YARNS, Worsted Geode, Canves, Patioras, jaterial Novelties in Fancy Work. po"Patterns; Point Lace Brakgest@* *%@ Oretonne Fine selection of Obi and OA Bs. Obildren's MERINO CLOAKE _B4Bo Branch Store. oct fe 1876. FALL OPENING 1876 or LADIES’ SHOES, at VERMILYA', 10 Kinrn steer, (opposite PatentOfice.) ne assortment of LADIES ot our make. at prices to suit Sere the WALEL a Boglixb and French Kid BUTTONED BO 5 Goat aud Pebble BUTTORED BOO’ A 86 50. THE BEST IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONBY, French Kid. light PUMP-SOLED B: Senge rOme Touee neces, ssbington, weighing only five ounces. Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM W: short notice, avd a Perfect fi 715 @RRAT REDUCTION 715 m= LADIES READY. OVEB SKIKTS ABD BasQuEs, 4nd LADIES UNDERWBAR PABASOLS on¢ SUR UMBRELLAS st bal! Price FLOWERS, HATS, BIBBON, anc MILLINERY G00 D8 lest than cost JU8T BEOBIVED— & large assortment of 'UBG BDGBE an SCEU LACES selling at @ reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES HUMAB HALE very low at altar HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GooDs. HOOE, BRO. 4 Co, 1325 F STREET. ‘Hew an@ choice designs in WILTON, VEL- VET, TAPESTBY, TH’ PLY end IGRAIN CABPETING, LINOLEUM, OLLOLOTRS, BUGS MATS, &c.. 0. WEBB & BEVERIDGE Are now receiving their Fall Stock, consisting in part of ELATED WARD Scent 4 . plate. fall stock of CROOKEBY oné HOUSEFUK nisnine Goups _ WEEE @ Sep-tr 1009 Pa. ave.. bet. ith and lithets. ry OBC! + 3 OuNGLaBsW ans, 7 uJ ft syi8-tr ‘i D-HaND FURNITO) SECOs . w pd the bigbest cash prices Sneed prions. for coah w. ROD myli-ly Cor. 18th and G ste. The Great Anodyne and Nervine. BELT’S | STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BEING THE CELEBEATED @ALIPEA BITTER. Te de had af all Draccists. Bend for Pamph | BMMAS OALAZRA SITES, Ep 22 Gene. SAML TYLER, Jr. WHOLESALE AGEET, engls-an" Bo. 689 loth ot, Ws B.o. RADIANT HOME a BASE BURNER. F— | Call and examine the RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER, and convince yourselves that { am selling the best eetll-tr =: 4.6 apd 727 7th street nortawest,