Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1876, Page 4

Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFice OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASEINGTON, (October 25, 1876. In the middie states, falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, and sonth west- erly im southern rtions, rising tempera- Sure, generally cloudy weather and areas. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Wational Theater—Mr. Louls L. James in “Wanted a Divorce. Pord's Opera House.—“Tne Two Orphans” | -) ' (buriesqnue. ‘Theater Jd Bill” and first clase varieties. ———— € Locals. Look at Connolly's adv’t of veivete, See card to ladies, under “Personal.” J.C. Parker we bave the New York daily papers in advance of the mall. Milans & Wilkins send handsome speci- mens of “Perforated Motto.” The Sun.ey Gazette under its new manage- ment is pushing to the front New dry goods, Carter Market Space. Head advertisement of ‘silks, cashmeres, a)pacas, blankets. A valuable satchel and an overcoat, stolen from F.M_ Deckerhotf, a Centennial visitor | at @ bearding-house on 2d atrect, was this yoor ning recovered by Detectives Coomes and Miller. and restored to the owner. The Hayes and Wheeler Clabs, of Hills- D.C, will raise a faz poleon Nichols né on Monday evening next. Judge Commissioner of Patents, Major Jonn ‘Williams and others will address the meet- ine. RB. Thompson, sent out by the Hayes ard Wheeler Invincibles, a colored organi- zation of this city, is making stump speeches to colored andiences In Virginia. He writes tbat be bas organized ten Hayes and Wheeler Invincible Clubs in that state, ‘The pastor of Providence chapel, Rev. Mr. Browning. not baving returned from hi! dal tour, Rev. Mr. Burris will preach there to-morrow, on the subject of Scriptural ho. liness, and Rev. John Tyler, son of the late €x Presiient Tyler, and now of the M. E. | t® ebureh sonth, being here on a visit, will preach In the eventr¢. A meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler Club of Hillsdale, near Uniontown, was heli Wednesday night at Douglass ball. Major Jobp Williams, of Mississippi, delivered a speech on the duties of “The Centennial Voter.” Resolutions were alopted favoring rain | YOURTH DAY OF THE FALL MEETING. Yesterday was the fourth day of the fall meeting of the Washington Driving Park, at | Benning’s. | THE FOUR MINUTE RACE | waa trotted, for whieh Jack, Harry, Lady Elmer and Mount Holly were entered. Jack did not start. Eimer | in 3.00, Mount ly apd third. In the second heat the same order and was finished by Time: 3:05. | and the follow! Matthews, W: | ba are Hoes. ny 135 3,35 chm, Lad Was for the 235 class, | frst, $250 to second | fourth. Jacob neen Ma: | tbo, Tom yap, Oscar | drawn, leaving si x to start. Jacob Larian was the favorite. In the first heat Hunter | lea to the quarter, but over- | lapped bim and came in @ neck ahead. La- rian just before crossing the wire broke into arun and was set back. Hiunter was given the first place, Larian second, Morning third, Queen fourth, General McArthur «l Washipy na, Jt» sixto. Time: 235. second heat horses came in in | 2374, with Larian, May Queen and Hunter with their noses almost on a line. Larian was given the first place, 'y Queen sec- ond, Hunter third, Morning fourth, McAr- tbur fifth and Washington, jr., sixth. tbird heat was hotly contested. Larian, Morning and Queen May came over the scratch together, with a slight aivantage in favor of Larian. Morning was given second piace, Queen May third, Hunter fourth, Me- Arthur fifth and Washington, jr., sixth. Time: 2:39. THE MOST EXCITING EEAT j Was the fourth, and after ‘ing the halt mile May Queen, by berrapid strides, to the front abreast of Hunter, Morning next, followed in order by Washington, jr., Mc- Artbor, and Larian last, and in this orde: they camehome. May Queen and Hunter indered under the wire, with their noses on & line, in There was acry of ‘dead heat’ raised, and the spectators swarmed | around the judges’ stand learn their deci- | sion. The heat was given to May Queen, as Honter bad gained bis lead by advant Hunter was given the second place. The race was then postponed until 2 o’elock to- day, On account of darkness, the election of Gen. Butler to Congress from the Lowel! district. The entertainment given last night by the Society of East Washington for the very successful. The singing by iss Flynn, Miss Swallow, Mr. Samuel G. Young, and Mr. Samuel Cross was warmly applauded. Mr. Cross sang the new national bymo, lute to the Flag,” composed by Mr. H. A. Preston, which was very well re- ceived. ° The Tarbim Marder Case. A WIFE ON TRIAL FOR CHOPPING UP HER BUSBAND. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArtbar, the trial of the case of Johanna Turbip, charged with the murder of Sterling Terbin, on the 5th of July last, was contin- wed after our report closed, and Judge Mac- Artbur having charged the jury they retired at 3150’clock. A large crowd remained in the rocm unti! six o'clock, when Judge Mac- Arthur stated that if upon a ver- dict by 11 o’clock p. m. he would return to reeetve it if informed of the fact. The prisoner, who had during the afternoon sat with bowed bead, now and then dropping a tear, W&s taken tothe witness’ room where, in ebarge of an officer, she remained until i | o’cloek, when she was taken back to jail. It | was soon apparent, from the fact that some Sli jurors = sent out for bed clothing, | they would mace a@ hight of fi. Tt was | reported late inst night ttm: they’ steor st foF manslaughter and 1 for murder. IN COURT TO-DAY, | This morning there was a large crowd eS in the cotirt room, and the prisoner, wing been brought up from jail, took her seat ip front of the clerk’s de<k, where she sat with eyes covered with 9 handkerchief, | as she did yesterday, and remained in that | position until the jory bad come tn and re- Uired again. At 10:42 0’clock the jary came | into coort, and being called— | Mr. Sparrow, the clerk, asked: ‘‘Gentle. | men, have you agreed upon a verdict?” | Mr. Bacon (foreman).—We have not. | The Court.—Is there any obscurity about the law or the testimony” Mr. Bacon.—I can only speak as to myself. @ is bone at far as I am concerned. | Mr. Brawrer—It isa question of fact on which we difier. The Court —It was expected that a ver- diet of one or the other of homicide would have been found, for !t was conceded that & verdict of acquittal would have been Out of the question. !s there any possibility tbat you can come to a verdict” Mr. Bacon.—I hardly think there ts, al- though It ie possible we may. The Court remarked on the thorough man- ber in whieb the prisoner bad been tried; it ‘Would searcely be possible for either side to present thecase more fully. He had heard. during the trial, the jury spoken of as one of more than ordinary intelligence, and he boped that they would come to a verdict. The defendant was a woman, and there was & patural repugnance to convicting a wo- man of acrime punishabie with death; but they should not allow such fact to deter them from finding a verdict according to the jaw and evidence as they understood it. A verdict of ‘guilty of manslaughter” or “guilty of murder,” either will be satisfac- tory to the court. The jury again retired poccinnaar~eas 10:35. TBE FUNERAL of the lamented Dr. W. P. Johnston took place yesterday afternoon. At bis late residence, 1406 H street north- west the impressive service of the Protes- tant Episcopal Church was read over the re- mains by the tight Reverend Bishop Pinck- bey and the Rev. Dr, Eljiott, of the Churet: at Ascepsion. The cortege, & very iong ope, toen marched to Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, where the body was buried in the family lot, the above named ministers conducting the services. Among those pres- eesrs.G. W. Riggs, W. W. Corco- . and others, {nclading over 0 pbysicians. The casket.a plain walnut one, richly covered {n cloth and devoid of Silver attachments in respect to the wishes of ad, was borne by six bearers, while the following acted as pali-bearers: Drs. Garnett, Hall, Liebermann, Lincoln, and Tyler, Judge Wylie, and Messrs. M. W. Gait and 8. V. Niles. ——e—__— AMUSEMENTS— Nation! Thealer._To-night the lively comedy «Wanted a Divorce” will be performed for the last time, with Mr. James in bis amusing roie of the French busband ard eloquent advocate, and on day nDigbt Miss Genevieve Rogers will e her firs! pearance in this city In the ebaracter of “Maud M or.” Ford's Opera Howse for the last time to-: Cabin” next week, with the ip some of their best songs, comb, the bright ii famous role of “To; Theater Comisqur lid Bill” for the last time to night, as Manager Rogers gives the pubile what it likes—frevuent changes of programme. Several new attractions next ubilee Singers 4 Bobby New- ttle comedian, in bis | and a half miles, over six hurdles, light wel- | ond horse. National Jockey Club FALL MEETING NEXT WEEK. On Tuesday next the fall meeting of the National Jockey Club will take place at the course near Bennings’, and will continue | three days. Both the B. & P. and B.« 0. | railroads will run special trains. The exc- cutive committee having oar of this tr on com posed of the following gentle- men: chard Wallach, ident; Oden Bowie, T. W. Doswell, Mi residents; & bour, John We Thom ur, nm ‘e /pPson, Roessie, Richard Smith, E. F. Audenreid, H. R. Rathbone, H. son, J. H. Watmough, Wm. H. A. Baker, and 1. N. Burritt. ‘The following is the First Day, October 3 three-quarters of @ m! #10, entrance money $150. Second race: M! » treasurers; Howe, 5 z Bar- to second horse; ile heats for all arse $300, of which $50 to second hird race: Two miles, over el, ght hurdles; purse $100, of which $100 to second and $50 to third horse. | Second Day, November 1.—First race: Dash one mile and ahalf forall }, Purse af $250, rse. Second | Third race: Hurdle race for horses that have never won & hurdle race or steeple chase, one ler weights; purse $200, of which $50 to sec- Third Day, November 2._First race: Con- solation purse for horses that have run and not won during the meeting; one aud one- quarter miles; horses beaten once allowed 5 1bs., beaten twice 10 lbs.; $150 to first, $50 to second horse. Second race: Two-mile heats for al) ages; purse $500, of which $100 to sec- ond horse. Third race: Mile heats over four | burdles; purse $300, of which $59 to second horse, welter weights; winner of the hurdle race on the first day to carry 10 lbs. extra. ee CoLorED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR —The {ol- lowing officers have been { led: Simons Commandery, Davis, generalissimo; W. x. captain —— Wilson Smith, senior war Hatchinson, den; Edw: Chase, junior warden; Arthur Simmons, prelate; John F. N. Wilkinson, recorder; Jobn Skinver, treasurer; William Gaskins, warder; William Thompson, stan- dard bearer; J. T. C. Brown, sword-bearer; Jobp Hill, Jobn H. Brent, Ed. Hubburt, cap- tains of the guard. Mount Calvary Commandery, No. 4.—John E. Edwards, eminent commander; Dr. A. W Tacker, generalissimo; Thornton A. Jack- sor, captain general; R.N. Morris, senior warden; Thornton H. Davis, junior warden: A. W. Tansil. prelate; J. H. Burell. treas- se N. Doster, yar This com- mandery ts preparing an excursion to Baltimore on Thankegiving day to partici- The | came | all Brown, vice | 3 | With 1, ) bbla. four toJ.G. & J. BOARD OF HEALTH met iast night, Dr. Verdi in the chair. Premises No. 1630 11th street northwest were condemned as a nuisance,and its abatement ordered. The mortality report for the week ending Satur- day, October 21st, was read, show! the total nnmbe. of deaths to have been 76—37 white and 39 colored. The principal causes were as follows: Laermer en a tabes esenteries. 4; rheu: ism, 3; typhoid fever, ay, “ee —_— Cy “in- le), 6; heart disease. 3; pueumonia, ao |, 3: Old Bge, 4. ‘The mortality was ot the rate of 24 700 1,000 per annum. Rate mortality of the white population was 16-130 per 1.000 per annum, waile the mor- tality of the Population wasat the rate of 45.066 per 1,000 per annum. Births were 35 white and 18 THE COURTS. Pouice Court. To-day, Charles Yow Unreats of personal tery on Archibald Cox; $5 and costs. Moses Snowden, petit larceny of a portion of har- ness; $10 and costa. Margaret O'Leary for- feited collaters!. Richard H. Shreves was fined $5 oa his horse to trespass on the public park. m. Jobnson forfeited collateral. Jobn Ball was charged with dis- turbing the schools at the Wallach school building, and fined $5. He was caught sneak- ing around the water closets. Frank Thomas, distorbing the yutet of Georgetown; $5. John Snowden. assault on Belle Moses; $1 and costs. Thomas Fitzgerald and Sandy Davis Were up for excavating in the streets to ob- tain sand to sell; #5 each. Thomas Edwards, Lucy Smith, Anna King, Charles Eglin for- felted collateral. i Burrows (colored), Wm. H. Smith, Charlies Richards, Charles Harper and Robert McLatn, loud and boist- erous; $5 each. Mary Gibbs, street cursing; $5. GEORGETOWN. A SwI®DLER FoILep.—About @ year ago & well-dressed, genteel-looking young man Walked into the office of Hartiey & Bro.,on Wster street, and represented himself to be the owner of a farm in the lower part of Vir- wheat for this port. At the same time, he exbibited what purported to be a bill of lad- on bis wheat. So plausible were the fellow’s representations that the firm handed the genteel swindler $00, and it need hardly be added the wheat was never seen. This morn- » however, he E aoe es himself at the ating room of J.G. & J. M. Waters, tell- ing the same story. Mr. Waters being ac. quainted with his fellow merchants ill-for- asked the man to call again, intending in the meantime to try to secure his arrest. The fellow probably had his suspicions aroused, as he has not been seen sincs. GRAIN TEADE.—The offerings on ‘Change this morning amounted to $5,000 bushels of wheat, with of 1,400 bushels at $1304. Bt 1.33 y, 1,250 at 1.32\¢, 1,000 at 131K, 30, 230 at 127%. and 30at125. The arri- vais were: Boat Caledonia, with 2,750 bush. ¢ls wheat and 300 do, corn, and boat Medley, :400 bushels corn and 200 do. rye, all to Hartley & Bro.; boat J. N. Thomas, with 2,250 bushels wheat, 1,200 do. corn, and 120 Waters. For ag gut auehesfacaae ois coneumptien are — REDUCED PRICES or Winter Clothing! BY A. STRAUS; 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS, ( Between Tenth and Eleventn Streets.) Fall a tt es a at EB ONTSHRRROANEOED COATS AND VESTS. Fretch Pl'd Worsted (D.B, Frock Coat)g’ ‘sRnglish Disgonaldo. do. do. jo. 7 Stripe do. Dolau's Pavey Bake do. OVERCOATS. nd pate in the competitive aril for the silver trumpet. THE ENTERTAINMENT tobe given on Mon- De Papo, Ba at Odd Fi ae a in aid ol 1. deservin; charity, “The jas trial Home School of the District of Colam- bia,” merits special attention and pat : The Buckstone Dramatic Club, com some of the best amateur dramatic talent in the District, will offer something <atirely new on this occasion, preseating the serio- comic drama of “Miriam’s La td in which Miss Sallie Townley takes the leading role as bee ping nom os ited by Mrs. be a= essrs. . Dennis, J. F. Joyce, J.B. , and C. F. Mai: to_close with in ille “The Loan of a the Lover,” in which “Gertrude,” is taken by the Miss Emma Kauffman, sustained Cordelia Levi as “Ernestine,” C. F. Mallard by Miss » J. H. Rathbone as as ‘Captain Amersfort,” ” H. E. as “Spyk,” and J. “Twyzell, 3. B. Philp as “Delve.” BURGLARIES.—Between 2 and 3 o’clock (bis morning a burglar entered tne residertce of Mr. C. B. Pearson, 907 H street northwest. The thief climbed the fence in the rear, and entcred a window over the kitchen. He then traversed several rooms and toa front rcom oceupied by Mr. Pearsons where be rifled the kets of that tleman’s clotbing, taking some silver and a gold atch worth $200. Mr. P. was G street, was entered by thieves early yes- terday morning. The burglars coolly set the table In the dining- room, using the silver and helping themselves liberally to the eatabies at hand. They finally made off witha watch. ——_e—__—_ EXCURSION TICKETS.—The Congregational cburch and Sabbath school excursion by way of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Oc- tober 25 to November 4 inclusive. Tickets week. ———¢—_—— A New Mepicrs One of the beat med! cai preparations t bas yet been intro- duced as destined toactas a preventative and cure tn all cases of pulmonary affection And dyspepsia, and acting at the same time as an appetizer, is Mr. Chris. Xander’s “Meliiston,” for sale at 911 7th street n. w. it Is composed of the juice of wild cherry and extracts of herbs, and is free from all chem. teals. In justice to a really good preparation we would only suggest to our readers not to compare it with the numerous so-called stomach bitters with whieh the market is overstocked, but give it an impartial trial— A —-e UNCLE Tom's CABIN Will bave @ grand representation at Ford’s ‘pera House on Monday evening. Many of the featares will be brought here from New York, including the of Uncle Tom entire. Bobby New- comb, the best of and dance men. will H. W. Mitchell and Joe Sefton Herbert as Uncie fmm singers and the bright tla Grangeras Eva. A parade Til also be mad enarncteristic of the dra- Story. The prices of admission are Bxed at 50 and 2 cents. ——.—___ MaAuD MULLER” Next WEEK.—A novel attraction by a Seas coe artiste, Mire ys ven tonal Theatre, in the uel bree go a of Whittier’s poem uiler. a ithas Tom. The and pret at the Na- tion of a exquisite ven ade- be here, ofa most charming enter: ——_o—____ Lavigs’ WINTER Cloaks — seareh of winter cloaks can \ Ladies ta can now find a = good ten days from date of issue, 146 to 18 years. at prices YOUTHS SUITS, Tap, from @6 to 8 Py Sal SUITS, from 9 to 13 years, from 84.50 to CHILDREN SUITS, UAPE and ULSTER VERCOATP, from @4 to 10. A great many articles too numerous to mention at proportionate prices. #7 Call and Convince Yoursel/. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, oetz?.tr 1011 PENNSYLVABIA AVE. ASSIGNEE’S FORCED SALE FINE FANCY ae MILLINERY G AT A BAOBIFIOE. By virtue of an assigament made to me for the benefit of the creditors. I shail proceed to di pose of, for the mest thirty day stock of fine FANCY and GOODE contained in the store Ho. 809 at BRACE, between 8th regardless of cost. Fine Goods at a sacrifice, or will stock and fixtures to any one wishing in Dusi- the city. cts 4t O. W. THORN, Avsignes. 18 HBBEBY GIVEN that the part- nersbip heretofore existing between JOHN Ww. 0. BUBGY, as BUBGY & 00., SiO loth street, fe hereby dleslved secordtat: with f it te ticles of Oo-partner- bin parece a end ei he sold "af auction BA- S, at So’clock p m. at above piace, uy pm ey: SOLE. (CAUTION TO KID GLOVE BUYERS. the attention of all buyers of chet al 8! of nt except by the limited express. Rate, $4.50 from Wasi. ington to Philadelphia and return. Children from fv. twelve years old half fare. For sale at the store of J. F. Johnson & Co., 9th street, under Masonic Temple, opposite Pat- ent Office. t by Li BUILDING PERMITS Plowman: Chris issued Hi 5 E we: between N streets; 700. Chariea Giddings. ® brick store, south side 1H, between 2d and 3d streets northeast; $600. ANOTHER MURDER TaeIaL FOR Next ou for murder of tie Guus” Riise aa io 15th of June last, Wilt be called in the Crim: ina} Court, Judge MacArthur, on Monday peotor thes “and it is understond for & Rist they will frst make @ motion to quash the indictment. F the losses by the bu: 8. bene ag ope Se oaitland. county, Md.,on Wednesday ‘about $50,000, om wile he op bouse and fu: (two foreign) ihe market, and that some Dayers ba deceived by the similarity of the name. . LUCHKEMEYER, KUNOTH & CO., 472 BROOME STREET, NEW YORE, ccté4-2w Sole agents of Ph Courvoisier in Paris. WATCHES. ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES, BY ALL THB MOST CELEBRATED MAKEES % Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. 2 00, octl4-6m JEWALERS, EOOND BAND 0; O7HING. FURMITURE or Prices paid. jean ‘Carpets, Bedaing. ipion and the | devgriotion bought | etreet, B®5T Foop FOR INFANTS, IGHEST AMOU: violence to Patrick Morris; bonds to keep | Ginsse: the peace. Richard Blair, asranit and bat. | | dient employed to adjust the CITY ITEMS. Gas BEATING aRD Gas Coox Stoves, at Hamilton & Pearson's, 9th and D sts. 6,2 Dr. Bioon’s zed Air Treatment for Catarrb, Bronehi' Consumption, &c. Office, No. 426 7th street. Zig ——— es Gas Savino BuRNeERs, best in the world, thousands of them soid in the last four by Hamilton & Pearson, 9th and D sts. #,2 80 well know: the cityasa & frean stock of Tran Traveling Bees, & C. manufactured by rable wanber, and at astonishing low inator of sald trunk) oe of the kind in Waal unnecessary. con’ Rort ciple, topeiher with Hans, Beas * jankets, Horse Covers, &c. 805 Market Space. Centennial Commission, enses of the Eye Glasses to te eyes of the | Wesrer. An elasticspring is attached to the frame of each lene, and is adjustable to the pod penta ata Position by means of a small set screw. Prof. Joseph , secretary of Smith- ne | £onian Instiration. Washington, D. C.; Prof. ginia, on the Potomac, from which place, so | ren bis story, he had shipped a cargo of | ing Of the cargo, and asked for an advance | tune, would not pay the advance wanted, but | ful . A. P. Barnard, LL. D., Columbia College, New York; Prof. J. E. Hilyard, U. 8. Coast Bu Washingion, i). C., president: Prof. J. C. ‘Watson, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Generai Henry H. Oliver, Saiem, Mass; Gi Bristew, esq., New York; son, LL. D.. J.C. L., Great Britain; Count Julius, Schivurger, Germany; M. E. Levas- seur, France; R. Kuyeka, Austria; Ed. Favre, Perret, Sw Ss New FALL Harts For i876. The Broadway Silk Hat, #5 and $6. Newest Shapes Stiff Derbys. $2 to 83.50. eee oe les Soft Felts, $2 to #3. Youths’ Boys’ Stiff and Soft, $1 to #2. Two hundred dozen Boys’ and Children’s Hats, for school and dress, from 50c. to $1 50, at Lewis’ “Popular One Price Store,” 920 7th street, between I and K. 2 pistes THE NATIONAL SaVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal- endar month. Banking hours, 9to4. Sat- urdays, 9 to 4 and 6 to 8. 7713, 14t16 Easy Feet, &e. Chiropodist, REMOVAL— First Class Dyeing. A. Fischer bas his establishment by ttl hisnew pailding, 906 G street the U. 8. tent Omhoe, By prom tly adopt- be” ta, whether ‘of ing the latest im: American ieee gy invention, he is en- work in & manner not to be mo or abied to do any bo moa by those not possessing these faci!- jes, 9,13,12: —— J. H, Squier & Ce, BANKERS, 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, 6 cent. interest on deposits, payable Set rear iy ee fan or ited. “ 6,27,¢0 pet Nae opel CELERY AND Pile MILE 8 are prepared cure Sick Headache, ‘Nervous tic Headache, Ni Sleeplessness, and wi 60 cents. ton, AN INTERESTING DIALOGUE. T am s0 tired hunting for Mow a youre? saw the new a Le Droit Park ‘d, ond I went to see t! \. Lady —Where is Le Droit Park, and how do you he city; ohere? wend —It is im the northern part of t! the 7th and 9th street ears ran directly to it. Tady — How do you like it there’ Fruend.—Very mncb, indeed; the houses pew and aioe; all the litte fee ike—closets, ‘bevides hot and by all Druggists in Washing: wn and Alexandria. 2.34.00 jerv nicest 5 . Where Tull T go to see about renting one Of the Dow houses! ba Ing. opposite the Post Office. id ih this very afternoon, ye the houres will not ‘all be taken Ay .d- by nd parewel (They kiss and separate.) cotta ATHLETIC PASTIME. 4 MUCH-BEBDED WANT SUPPLIED. SS BOWLING ALLEY TO BB OPENED. The DUBABT BUILDING bee now bessme dou- BHBRELL 2 Ob —1 hope the houres re. AYFLOWER, 1876. BEAUTIFUL FIBE-PLACE HEATER. HEATS DOWN &TAIRS, HAEAT8& UP STAIRS. HAYWeOD @ HUTCHINSON, 317 HINT STBEBT, Near the A STOVE AND PLUMBING HOUSE. octa6-tr BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1226 PEHRSYLVABIA AVESUS. siust cecetven, Mall, Stock of BN VINGS, Eat a offering er the celebrated Uclored Photograpise at REFINED CIDER. One car Hew York hand refined CIDER Just received and for sale at very ow prices, by the Darrel or Reg. BAIL 0. PALMER, DSPOT,67 GREENS STREBT, Georgetown, D. O. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. THOMPSON'S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. | a atreet, SIX BEST DRESS Pr TO ORDEB Fos ‘Fit warranted perfect. ‘Meteria) and workmanship warranted to be first- MEN®’ FINE FUBNIGHINGS A SPECIALTY. FINE FLANNEL UNDEERWRAR TO OBDEB. F mreet n. w., LeDroit Building, FALL STYLES RA NOW READY. BROADWAY DEEESS HATS FROM 85 TO 95. ALSO, al ATS, new shapes. » ALPAOA and GING- HERR & GREEN, Hatters, seplt-tr 1419 Pa ave., AEB RECEIVING From th Baltimore, trean uve NT UNFINISHED, ie inde of’ the beet W ore ‘Linen, FIMOEE SHIRT FACTORY Beery ‘Washington. J. W. DABM, Manager, FUSER? Daese saints of the very bert material very Gonrstinr rhorours mari¢-tr FAMILY SUPPLIES. NE¥, BUCKWHEaT. OBYSTAL DBIP &B, trom loa ten, MAPLE SYRUP. BE’ OaT L. WwW AK RO! ED. B. W. BEED'S SONS. 1216 F street northwest POTATOES. just received four car loads of EARLY ROSE POTATOES, Bright, smooth, clean stock, aud good size, Which we offer in car lead lots, or in less quantity, te the trade, AT LOWEST MARKET PRIOB, Do not bny until you see our Potatoes. More on the way. A. B. PHILLIPS, wih SaubUGg A RAMiErOk oct7-Im Wholesale Grocers an@ Liquor re. 608 2% 3. BRYON BR hee home- PICKLING AND PRESB: galions Te Vis xo. Hs} ‘at octil-tr 8. ta tn the market. For “huvaN & Bao, 608 Penna. avenue. STALLS 326-235 nds Ay ROTZMAM, 09 above, confident please + ake trial ioe stock of FRESH MBATS OF*ALL KINDS, an — conscientiously filled and prices; Washburn superior to ange .B. STALLS 635-636 OBRTSE ‘suglt-ly BO. MANN gr the attention ef the public SUTTON eae TTON, LAMB AND VEAL eivand at hie Stalls, Nos. 6 639. JOHN RK. KELLEY, Dealer in First-oless elt eugs-ly BEEP, VEAL, LAMB, MTTTON, &e. CORNED BEEF A SPROIALTY, Conter ry and 6; estat, pith ot wip: and 308 Northern Liberty * oF, Box 713, Post y Mi ing delivered tree of charge, to all parts of the cily. jel7-2y COAL AND WOOD. WHITE ASH, EGG, FURNACE, and 9,940 Ibs. to the toa. - WM. H. BAUM, Corner 10th and 0 streets southwest, octll-Im Branch Yard cor. 7th and B sta. s. after MONDA for Fauci, delivered in a Lypomepe 2 quanti White Ash—Furnace, Bgg and Chest o “ Btove or Bange......... Coal! coats READ! READ!: PANIC PRICES! ANTHBAOITE COAL from 6 per ton up, so- cording to quality. Having on band the /arce: sock in the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill orders at once, without waiting for the uncertain arrival ot Auction Coal. 9,240 Ibs. always farnished to the ton. S7 Try us before purchasing elsewhere. JOHNSON BROTHERS, Mista othe and be gJonneens wharves, Soot 3th sty 02 F and 1119 9h street northwest. i ea re CO4L AND KINDLING WOOD. wtook of ts now complete, embracta; invite th: aT: UNDLED KINDLING wi ws Sire teber Jn every bundle, ts the best t veer or Tequired. 1 B sale Kerosene le CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN. STEPHENSOR @ BECO. ‘Tth-street Whart, mel wrench Otce 1975 Feamerivante aves =| RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER. 1876. a a RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER, ‘and convince yourselves that {am selling the best PABLOB HBATER ia A novel value et ia OFF CHR. REISSNER'S, octil-tr 716 and 717 7th strect northwest. ARTHUR NATTANS, BRUGGIST, ‘24 and D streets northwest, baepected ‘® fresh ot LIVER ie _Setf-Im__637. 639, 641 Louisions avenne._ ott or i is ; Qo ¥ _| Words, at we ‘sttention. ‘octet GEORGETOWN ADVER'M’TS. | EDUCATIONAL. Wepre ME RUN EI ct ESTABLISHED 1831. RELECT SCHOOL RD KisDESOAS KH F. »g BD GIRLt—Siesa DM . Mies B. ee. Principais, (tucessmore t Emma Warwede!,) M ies ©. 8 Leiend, Avsieunt coe tae CARDING SOHDGT SE EXAWDRIA. VIRGIN mas, from the in November gt ees Mies ELIZA CO. ODA’ embes sts Beferemoce given. E‘ PH iT on the second ays "Wiokaabi ara Bae (late of Boston ct B . ————— ewan C0 SD ove. _octla-tm "TRRODORS KAUSMABN has bie Otnseee for 0} 5 KS me for OIL PAINTING at 0 E58 ben IsS LS. KESLEY'S French and Enel Mi aa ae, Toung Ladies ned Mt ~ tober 9h. 1876. aa ‘oct OMB S0800L, 131 ING =, Oo Hitiren sourbestt” Binth ecea wane O Mo mrncee SBPIEMT Male and Female De- ; MISS A.M. HANSON, REV. Le | tuvited to examine before parchestny EXSu8s: FREN u BOOL 'B AND OLASSIOAL SE Hittie Girls. 915 New @BLO JACK! Ladies and Mize AN rope ly VERY BOAaDING AND DAY 188 Ha’ a Beptewber iat Ta8O Te ite ‘ eet, Prooxtin Park: Circular “tthe realdenes cope ipalb okstores. CS M& AND MBS ALFRED BUJAUS ash and French Boardins and Day Schoo 5 i For Youns tes, soe Baill dren tioaarin, 2.2 th efbept. (Bamber of puplis limited ) T22 ISSES LANE, successors and Mise Borsley, wt!) ta on the 0. SPENOSE, President. SeCLHES BOARDING AND Dat BOO tor GaDiEs. Fill commence’ Movember tan Sane, Shoreans German. Ingtire of c6a pokronar or ot tae Orr O¥e’ MATH. AND OLASSI Di Bunderiand's Ohureb, x street bortheeer O st. and ge py ye E 91318 4% street rineqnall. i ba) | ] LADIES’ Goons. LADIBS ABE INVITED Visit MY WINTE& OF oc * ¥ ot FREROC!! Mriiin BONN BTS HATS. FLOWERS, FRAT BAS alt the laren rovelties. The only real French Milliner estat Mehed in the otty MADAME DEPOILLY, MILLINSE AND DABSSMAK ER, 27-* 736 13th str IE LADIES OF WASHINGTON WILL BK PLEASED TO LEARS TeaT ANE GRANGIER, of NEW YORE 1310 G STREET NORTHWEST. scatttowal feature of thts wi! ene | Pies CREE ter will recetre of Orn STREET. NEAR Fr. CLOUD BULLDIBG, pewest. stvies tn FALL and WINTER constently received A UNDER esr. All the MILLi®: Open ing of Pattern Bonnets WEDNESDAY. Oc tober 1 ‘The ladies of Weshington and viet oot LADIES’ DRESS FURs. Jurt opened. fi com piste stock of Sine Fore eubracing Si iN Bace +] TRIMMINGS of all grades SS SS aad Har cette i FELT HA’ BEET QUALITY, lors and ebapes, from @1 up. FANOV AND O8TRIOH FEAT@ERS VELVETS, SILKS, EI8BONS, net receives, CBNAMBNTS, ae, Perticular attention given to onters. Ss. J.P. PALMER, 1169 F STREET, | _oct®-tr Z n 1th and 12th streets Mie. SELMA RUPPERT, 614 BIBT! STREET, (Opposite Patent Office.) Serlin ZEPE YRS and Oscvas EMUROIDERIES Germartown WOOL, Knitting YARNS, Worste rods, Canvas, Patverus, Buvrcigcice’’ Patterns, and all Material for Novelties in Fancy Work, Ap Patterns; Point Lace Brats Fine selection of ate @nd Oretonne Obildren'’s MEBIBO CLOAKe and CAPES. aa tore, - oct Sm 1876 LL OPENING 1876 or LADIES’ SHOES, at VERMILYA'S, 10 Ninte stREET, (opposite PatentOmice.) light PUMP-SOLED BOOTS. for wear— andsomest boot i aabingtor ing only five ounces. r Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM 'WORK made to orders short notice, and a perfect ft guaranteed. sepas-tr southwest. im SGLIGH AND FE: Sor Youns Ladves and Little Giris, 191 Mi ant evenur pitol Hill. Miss 8. JONEB. sreeaed M Da. Govt, 18, 1876. aught dm pa BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEw AND SLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ‘The Bime of the Ancient Mariner; by 8. T. Gole- ridge. Iiustrated by Gustave Dore.’ Large folio. cloth. $10. Italy. from the Alps to Mount ¥tne; edited by T. Adelpbus Trohope, apd containing near.y [rar bonéred tiiust ne— BI2 60. Finger Bing Lore; by Wm. Jones, F.8. A—g3. Diddin’s # yw edition~ gS 49 Carh le Anthology; by Edward t—g2. Just received b BOOKSE. SAND STATIONERS, oot LL EEN, te Pounarivanie Avent: NEW PUBLICATION Janet ot see Amis, 0 ‘Dew juvenile in the repel eee Composere,with i Oy Dr Binvaclt, wits Belioives periraice The Lecrel Bush "By Mise Muloce "8 Ungentic Tide Fallen F . By James jerian ow of ee2eueee 2 ry of Mikado's Empire. Life and Letters of ey ee a Jange sqnortmest: FLOWERS avd TEXTS. at prices SOLONONS @ CHAPHAN cctil-tr Bo 911 Pennsyivania ave. MAM. and Other Practical Ser- py: Bev. 8.8: Mltebell, D. Diy of Bow Ylistory of toe Meformation in the time of Osivin, 3 Vol. 7. of Jerusalem. by Rev. Wm. Patton. = § z Ss Near to fistare's ¥ Day To) ‘Dr. Bolland, Wise SEVERTH STREET. PIANOS, &. WAR KNABE. IRR Highest Award at the Centennial. ef MERIT for cert Grand. Parlor Grand Squareand ight Pianos. tes. ee of medloc: Pienos from different factories for sale and rent most accommodating terms. Tuning and Re- Saivicg promptiy sttenerdto cots im Hy cane hie Se aa rand sweetnens of tone. Bee Agent, 5 715 GBRAT REDUCTION 7]5 i” LADIES READY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIBTS ABD BASQUES, Ané LADIES UNDERWEAR PAEABOLS ané SUN UMBRELLAS at bail price FLOWEES, HATS, EIBBON, o0¢ MILLINEEY GOODS less thas cost 208T BEOKIVED— A large assortment of UB@ BDGRE anc BORU LACES selling st « reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES ins great vertety, HUMAN BAIE very iow at 8S HELLERS, 716 MARKET SPACB. ————_———_—wKX—X——_—_—_—_—_—_—_ HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS. yell -tr HOOE, BEO. @ CO 132° F STEERT. Hew and choice designs in WILTON, VYEL- VET, TAPESTEY, THEER-PLY and INGERAIN CARPETING, LINOLEUM, O1L OLOTES, BUGS MATS, &c.. ho. opt ly WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Are now receiving their Fall Stock, consisting fn part of N A. and Pisin, GLASS- purangete ices coca Bogers’ and American ereved and vality. triple plate. A full stock of CROOKEBY ané HOUSEFUR BISHLNG@ GOODS. WEBE & sepS-tr 2009 Pa. ave.. bet, Mth and lth «te. A. OB OK ERY, ouima ira emir HOUSEFURMIBEIBG GOODS, arLow Ci G55, WETS » co. _iy2te 314 Tih strest, above Pa. avenue. —— — eves , BoveRT, and the highest cach prices paid, and sold at re- — "Ww. ROLHERFORD, w. myl3-ly Cor. 13th and @ sts. 692 northwest. BOOTS AND SHOES. 3-3. GEORGES, 119 FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Bo, 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE Between notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. ‘Hest Fall Goods of my ove make at very reasone- view Biactics Inserted in Congress Gaiters by pat- ent machine. Frice @1. Sten of Bix Boot. wpe —_—_—_—_—_—_—S THE TRADES. R®= oven. JAMES F BRIEN, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, mard-tr 404 Orn STREET EB. Ww INSURANCE. Hutual Protection Fire Insurance Co. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Onartered by ect of « 1509 PEBS. AV! pel Pants sed Vest—es, 99, 6, B12 to towns Panis, bem Bi up: J. W. SELSY’s, ‘ec80 ty 1914-3916 Pa. ave , Det. 19h & tb ote, ‘3 ond wWHNtisgs es. the only genuine kad ‘eps woing The Great Anodyne and Nervine. 4 Miisew Proof 4 BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BBING THE ORLEBEATED @aLIPga ome ennizes SESS, ta 2 mem |