Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1876, Page 4

TRIAL FOR NASSLATOHTER. — sae Meantesae Crncurr Cocee han Gxt, CITY ITEMS. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. EDUCATIONAL. | LADIES’ GOODs. Serene! b Today, Dean agt. Davis; veriict for ‘= Benrerd’s Patent Catarrh Cigar. MPSON’S SELECT FOR cutentnct tat tebe af Omani daira naiptifl.’ Heehtman agt. Saarp, Yerdlet for SNORE Behrend’s Patent Outar cols | "THO! S' Fon Bove A gins, Rom ro) WINTER OPENING! gk x . rial of Charles Strobe! t. Dawson agt. Boucher; vert: 5 ” corner the murder of Wm. Allmas oa the 29th of | for plaintiff. Lucas agt. Kimmell;on trial. | oo -M=ULIBTOR.” Peneetnne ene abt | DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. | Seaver: pemecingis (seccresgr to ie ee June last, by cutting him in the abdomen Equiry Coust—Juge Olin. #18, aud & splendid appetiser. Sold at 9117.b 81X BRET DEESS SHIRTS TO ORDER FOR |" ecti-im* WU exbibit «7 WRONRSDAY ao¢ THORS — With @ knife, was continued after our re- To-day, Mace agt. Evans; decree street. Try it. 03 eisee BORE T Ine Son TOL BDAY, Bovember vet ard $4, 8 choles eect Orvics oF OFIEF Sicrat ig ae rt closed, District Attorney Weils and H. | ard recommitt Weaters agt. French; . | ABD) PRXa"DRIA, VIRGINIA eneed eS Wastine . October 31. 1876. |. Wells, $ for the iment, and | decree for sale. Turley agt. Hickman; do. Don’t pm poeed toinsure your real estate ‘Fit warranted perfect. |" Board and pee (including French and FRENCH BONSETS fing baromete”, southerly “to” wemterly | iyrthe defence. ony Sos W: W- Bosrman | Boyd age Alexander; do. Heweragt. Docker- Polley call atomice of Phoaeet, insersels | _ Material and workmanship warranted tobe frat Reareee Mist ELIZA Oa haw : a *, . lori; o1 insurance ee . . ind cannot ‘warmer partly cloudy The government asks in the case @ verdict eet ‘Walker; decree for conveyance. ‘tle ‘om pany of Washington > | MENS’ FINS FUBBISHINGS A SPECIALTY. | embes sts References civen ROUND HaTs, weather, with rain areas princtpaily in the | of manslaughter, and the claim that | lett agt. Lyles; trustee removed. D.C., (over Bank of Washington ) 2 $ 'VBEING OL. FO! towbich the Ladies of Washington and vicistty orthern portion, by clearing | the fatai w was given in self-defence. PoLice CouRT—Judge Gnell. | ——_—_—_— WINE FLANSEL UNDEBWHAR TO Onpas. EK) Aew SCiBNC are respectfully invited ‘weather. The following testimony was given after our | _y. Jobn Siack, loud and boistrous; Gas DROP LIGHTS in endless variety, at | seps0-tr S04 F street .¥., LeDrolt Building, | PHY, BOO! * ‘end | port eloed: i a8 fred $5. ohn A. Stewart, Eugene, Carroll, Hamilton & Pearson’s, 9th and D sts. t.2 F STYLES Ll | ie HCHARDS’ Bance lone Boome, | corss.tr on 28 ee sa ae: ig | Carmelita ALL | street, ‘second week of Nov ; r a LOCAL NEWS. deceased said, while suffering with pain Holling, Jonn Smith. Alexander Peters, | , GAS EINTURES, ‘new designs, in ervatal, aA Barna faRDS (ate of Bone isin’ |THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON Amusements, @c, To-migh* that if be bad not struck Strobel he would Po ae SR al Be Washington, aud at the NOW READY. | street. : “otis aw" | reat ational Theater.—Miss Genevieve Rogers ‘The government ss Robert Mayne, street blasphemy: a | lowest prices, at Hamilton & Pearson’s, 9th BROADWAY DRESS HATS FROM 85 TO gs. | T= ROSSLYR SREIR AR ¥. | ANGIER, of NEW YORK, as“Maud Muller.” The defence read Cushing, that the | Frederick Gardner and Jesse Carter, up- ate. 2 ALso, Nee t) UNG LADLEE and OBILORE! Slopes a permarent branch of ber well . sre oper G Howe —* Uneie Tom's Cabin,” | declaration of the party tnjared, made im- | roarious in Nallor's alley. so cain tsi ERS, AviewAy Bacinee 3 FINA BOFT AND STIFF FELT RATSOF THR) gpytahee esl Set Meer MA 8 Principal, Mise | Mactfopelitan Vresemakine and Millinery With Bobby Newcomb as “Topsy.” mediately after the occurrence, may be re- | Morrison, a faded female, pleaded guilty to | of New York avenue aud ish strect, oomnet MOST APPROVED PATTERNS. B Ot ber residence, as above, octii-im | sa ate a ee gvember §.08 ‘Theater Oomique—“Exile of Erin,” and cejved aa part of the res pest. Pit tor | spicing Prositution, and Was fined $5. Wma; cent. per annum on deposits for sadn sai. | BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S HATS. Dew shapes. HEODORS KAUFMANN vaso te | fret-class varieties. Pe ae a ae rst benef jo Te + Sag omega pple et = | endar month. Ban! hours, $to4. Sat- Fine assortmemt of BILE, ALPACA and GING- j TaroDoks | PAINTING at Ho. 039 2 — doubts ofit, 8° Sefense, Scolored prostitute acd vate meant | urdays, 9104 and 6 tok Tas | 4M UMBRELLAD. | ae oree oot ba oy The witness said the deceased exclaimed: | down. J. in Butler, loud and boisterous; $5. | MERE & GRBEN, Hatters, | Mes, b 8. RESUEYS French and Bnaiieb From J.C. Parker we have the New York “O, my God! I am dying: giveme adriok | Lewis Jererson fane and ind t;' 85. Basy Feet, we. Beboo! for Young Ladies and M. will open | ‘Dry gocie cheap, Carter's, Wi" Market | Of Wailer.” Witnes anked What le the mat- | James Sect ind noe poison 8. | Dr, cal experience throtemont ine Uaten | emt 1419 Pa. ave.. above Willard’ Hotel. | at we 760 Sih atest Serthweet cu Mecaie’ | T, JOU el , Cart "8, 1% ari @ a Cha: :. J > a space. “Read Lis new advertisement. Glee Bebhel and eeneutmar guint nee | Lee Mm Overecat dort entawarh iareony | Erates and Gansdas previns to tien ae Moar in Baleares enka, Erem out Pas. ‘BOHOL, INGLE Fics, 0 MISS KE. A MCCORMICK, ensbmere, black alpaca. Jas. M. Bichel testified that he was at Stro- | Gaye. Joon Clase vay: ant fait | cated in Washington, D.C. in 1561, suctess. tno ChNT UNFINISHED 81 FINisaED sou'beast” Miuth ‘ananat eeuion ‘com The U. 8. Supreme Cour yesterday af- | pcs when hecame in Much excited: aw | Hill and Tory seems, ne, = = fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, | fHIuTS, made of thenee E ‘and = mences SEPTEMBER Male and Female De- | No. 689 9TH STREET. WEAK F. (ONDER OF the Dis sie eae kag apreme Court | his arm and ted It ’ shoes, pleased guilty, aod were sentenced te, | Ne eeett de wane aig Easreenenons, ac, at | Zyent ce SIRT FACTORY SERA poee epee a eres ‘cLUUD BULL DIBG) . of the Disirict of Colambia fu the case ‘i Rhos. and q i . | ‘ennay ashington aT Ti owen Carrington vs. Marvin Eastwood. Mra V. A. Biss oon Sng, Mrs. | sixty days injait. Joun sre esroany Of 8 | opposite Willard’s Hotel. Fee $i per visit’ | W 5 J. init, Manager. K PD RRGABTER An eqHOOL FO Ail the newest etvice tn FALL and WINTRE ‘Mr. James Nichoison, of the Post Omice | M473 McCook (oat worth $3 from Dangerfield; $5. Androw | \INEST DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO OKDE: xO Bore, MILLINERY cx tly received department, who was seized with apoplexy | “tre “cjemce offered @ series of pre: Glsrk, threats to James Carroll, Gragnon, | ,BEMOVAL— First Class Beouring and Dyeing. | E'S the cots eet cae MADE TO ORDER Mises POLLOCK o74 BORER, Teacher nam enets ee about @ week ago, is still in a precarious reacted on by the court, Abd Dis, | POUUS to Keep ihe peace. Eitas Grasson, | qh rsovst ee big establiahment | gst manner tor 62.3. HB BALTI- prom 70% lith street merttwes to 1 tober = indie of ‘Ween pm pT conditon, and it is jeared will not reesver. | Irict Altoreey Werle Coamnd Gon ceee fo the | eee Sk Weer tite etn eae Seen | By removing to his new building, 996 G street | MONE SHIST FACTO! # street northe invited 86 exumine before The President bas sigred the commissioa jary and concluded about 34 o'clock, askiag | to be sToved 6 defence after whien tne BOrthwest, three doors from street, near F ADIES’ =< = OLN. W. Burchell to be trastee of the reform | ior’ verdict of “guilty of mansiaugiter.” Couirl sentensed mine tosix months in jail, | @¢ U- 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt- Labi DRESS F . a a , - | ip latest improvements, wheth -- jemmet teeny ne ae his lon, on tae aac Joshua Black. petit larceny of some fating | A Seriear te eet invention, he is ex. > FRENOH AND OLASSIOAL &| Jeet opened full ant complete stock of Aine Pare, On Sunday night some chicken thieves Vis- | pia ean ene. on the court convening, the | irons; $5, or 30 days in jail. Sarak dolasoe abled to do any work in & mantier ‘npt to be HOOL for young Ladies ite | TEIMB Nora BLN SACQURS aud ited the premises of Mr. Joun Moore on the Anguasent io tee ey, ‘the prise | plored, larceny of Shane ett Mi money Tree equaled by those not iz these facti- Bee Hork avenne northwest, Mier AN: | THIMMINGS of ait grades ; *neo'r enue) ‘ pris- m. Smith, @ Ceptennial straoger from 12. AC) iN cipal. The ninth al being FL ae art ar ihe thiewne, | Oner, by whose side his aged mother was sit. Geosgia, who testified that he went to tee ——$—$— ee Sesion Commences September I8b.” Mr acd Ars. | cea ap 12 ‘There ‘is iittle doubt ‘bat. tatone of the | [!D¥, 8d near him his two sisters, who yes- | Savan's bower, aod. feelwes very sieapy, 3. B. Squier & Con sekeog, Sith reopen, their Brening Class for Fe Beard terday gave testimony in the ease. folded bis vest ander bis piliow aud went 10 BANKERS, JUST RUORIVED. Yours z ~tope ly ‘A new chuveh, the Salem Baptist Church, District Atterney Wells foliowed for the | sleep. When he awoke his money was gone. | 1418 Pennsylvania 4 = B W. REEDS SONS. ISBES LABE, successors to Mite Jame: corner of 19th and Ced: rests northwest, | FOverpment, concluding his argument at erofs-examination it appeared that | venue, octll-tr 1216 F street northwest and Mise Bursley. wll open & was organized last Sundey, with Saunders | $7 \> and Judge MacArthur charged the jury | Sarab met this stranger on the sireet and | PAY 6 per cent. interest on deposits, payable SOBOUL FOR GIRLS Howell as pastor. James H. Sco:t, clerk and | ${ Some jength that @ blow does not justify | took him in; that he bad $38 when he went | on-demand, treasurer; Appanias Lomax Wm. T. Scott, and Eseex Ranks, deacons for one year. Rev. Sandy Alexander and Rey. Wm. Waring officiated. Company B, Washington Light Guards, paid @ visit to Columbia Engine Company I evening. Mr. Daniels, acting foreman of the compeny, welcomed Company B ina few Suprepeine remarks, to which Lieut. Greenfield warmly responded. After the ex- ehange of courtesies singing and danciog was the order of the evening. Mr. Charles Lemon, jr, & well-known bricklayer of the northern section of tne city, bas left for Kansas with his family with the tutention of making bis home in WaAt state. Mr. Lemon was born and raised bere, and was o2e of the most active mem- bers of the McKendree church, and the good Wisbes of a large number of friends follow bim and his family. Gini The Sudden Death of Mary Byrnes. VERDICT OF SUICIDE BY POISON. The faet was announced in yesterday’s STAR that Miss Byrnes, residing with her father in South Washingtos, had died sud- denly, and that it was supposed she had taken poison. This proved to be true, as an Inquest afterwards developed. The name of the girl_was Mary Jane Byrnes, aged 22 years. Nothing was developed in the testi- jnony going to show the cause for the sup- su! Coroner Patterson was called and held an inquest about 3 o'clock yester- Siternoon at the house of her parents. Toomas J. Byrnes, a brother of deceased, testified that bis sister bad ea whea ¢ from 1g Store Saturday bight, telling the clerk that she wanted 1% to Kili rate with. The clerk objected to giving it for some time, but she persisted that she wanted it for no other purpose than to Kill rats, aud he gave it to her with injunctions to use it carefally. The father of Ceceased testified to same effect. and Dr. Hazen gave medical testimony. jary returned & verdict “that decaased | came to her death by reason of arsenic ad- ministered by herse!f with the intent to de- stroy her life. Said srsepic was purchesed | by deceased of br. Bacon. 4\; and F streets fouthwest. The jury would take this occa- sion toe: ss their censure of the practice of drngg: selling poisons without pre. scriptions from some practicing physician.” The deceased is represented to have been & young lady of exemplary character, and a mem! of St. Dominte’s church. She had been ere ployed for nine years in the printing | and engraving buresu of the Treasury de- partment and was held in renpscet $y the Officers and employes of that bureaa. ‘It is believed by her friends that a stron; impres- sion bad been made on her min: by the Knowledge of the snicide of Miss Hat cs sew days since by the same means that were ‘emview—~~ vy herself. Her mother died about fivé years ego. since which time she has re. sided witb ber father, her two sisters and @ brother. No trouble had gecurred in the family to lead to suicide. —o——_ The Union Revival Movement. A meeting of pastors and officers of the evangelical churches was he'd at tae paz.ors of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday ai.ernoon, to take action in reference to the proposed Union Revival meetings—Rev. W. S. Ham- mond presiding, and Rey. Mr. Mason secre- tary. The committee to correspond with Messrs. Whittle and Bliss (now assist Messrs. oer ane Sankey in Chicago), re- ported that they could not secure the ser- ‘Vices of those gentiemen. | advised . Messre. Wills (Presbyterian), Dashiel (Methodist Ep'scopal), Butler (Lutheran), Mason (Baptist), and Hammond (Methodist it), Were appointed a commities to take ebarge of the weekly union prayer meetings. A resolution was adopted requesting the pastors to urge on their congregations the Lecessity of supporting the mcetings. THE UNION PRAYER MEETING. At 6 o’clock the second of the union ‘yer meetings was beld in Lincoln Hall, there were nearly three burcred peo le present. ‘The meeting was led by Rev. W.S. Ham- mond, of the M. P.cbureb. Among the min- isters present were the following: vs. Drs. Wills, Sunderland, Chester, Messrs. Little ard Jobn Brown of the Presbyterian church; Dr. A. W. Wilson, of the M. E chureh south; Mason and Gray and Beale (of Georgetown), of the Baptist chureb; Dr. Dashiel and —_ Leach and Hobbs, of the M. E. ebureb. ——- REAL ESTATE SALES.—Messrs. Duncan- son Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday after- noon for Joseph R Edson and Thomas Hyde, trustees, part of lot 12, in square 419, m- proved by @ three story brick bouse, situated on 7th street, between R and 8 streets north- West, to Augustus Davis, esq, for $3,500. Also, lot 9,in Todd and Gunneli’s subdivi sion of square 4¢5, improved by a three story brick bouse, situated on 6th strect, near E street southwest, to Henry K. Cruit, esq., for $2,500. en TBE NoRTHERN LiseRty fumed rouping on the old (K street) ronte this morning, r the direction of Receiver G. W. Cissel. Application was mate t Judge Oiln yesterday for leave to sell the atock of the company, on the ground that it Was costly to keep. but Judge Olin deciined to make the order as requ.red, aud made aa order directing the receiver to continue the runp!ng of the charlois on the routes hereto- fore ran until the farther order of the court. a CHARIOTS re EXCURSION TICK ET8.—The Congregational church and Sabbath school excursion by way of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Oc- tober 25 to November 4 inclusive. Tickets mos ten days from date of issue, excapt by e limited express. Rate, $4.50 from Wash- fugton to Philadelphia and return. Children Som five to twelve years old half fare. For sale at the — of iF. Johnson & Co., 9th street. under Masonic Temple, opposite ent Omice. —_-—___ A FUGITIVE CAPTURED. — De} t tectives McElfresh and McDevitt returned to this city last night from hme g pan having io a y named Lewis Shorter, ; and he be com- mitted to await the action of the grand jury. THE LECTURE OF Kev. Ds.NSWMAN, an- Bounced in THE Star for Thi nigh: atthe M. P. church, 9th street, between 1s said to bee ory interesting one. of home missions, as ional reputation of the lec- » will doubtless crowd the house. ‘tisement. z ocean lr WE ADVISE ail strangers and citizens going to or returning from the Ww! Jeers practi his reputation for ‘arat-ciaas — to none. ——_e—___ MARRIAGE LICENSES have been 1; Jobn Kane apd Mary Burke; 4. L. Pierce, A oW. 3 Ferguson Florasoe. Emma en - E. Rov and Emma Robie Loox at Connolly's adv. to-day. He is offering velvets at bait price. the takifig of life, but that the retired at 1245. The jury returned into With & verdict of “GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.” The counsel gave notice of @ motion for new trial and offered a motion in arrest of | Judgement on the ground of defective indict- ment. —e—___. Doomed to the Gallows. DEATH SENTENCE OF JOHANNA TUREIN. Johanna Turbin, colored, who was on Sat- urday last convicted of murder in the first degree, with @ recomraendation tliat Execa- be exteaded, was brought into Court (Judge MacArthur) to- day for sentence. During the morning while sat tine clemency the Crimina! the case of Allman was in she progress, with bowed head, much of her time being o: her bended knees. One or two of her friends were allowed to converse with her, batshe seemed disinclined to exchange @ word with apy one. At 1:10 District Attorne: moved for sentence on her. She was to the bar, where her eyes. Well: which she did, and sbe was then addres by the court as follows: The jury have found you guilty. If you wish to say anything you gious congregation wh: er 2 Wore pens ship; $5. George Hayes, a pistol flonrisher, The prisoner for & moment moved her Li Was stood up for an explanation. He said and appeared to be at a loss what to io, | he Was & gunsmith and was taking the wea- When her counsel, Messrs. ue @ad | pon home to repair. It had five loads bad nothing to say. she was sentenced was the killing of he ay Starling Turbin, on the 5ih of Jaly a8 Court continued: “I do not know that fallen to the lot of @ judicial offi- The it has ever cer in this District to pronounéé sentence o! death on one of your sex. This may be ac counted for by th the law better than men. atrocious and revolting one, and perhi there never was one committed by ei sex which su! it ip atrocity. tim was your , acasein which capital punishment is served this is the case.” Judge MacArthur that the jury bad a Uon of a woman, for the intervention of executive clemency, and after which would prison; thatshe need entertai Jodg MacArtbor then im| and be hanged by the p msy God have mercy on your soul.” ——-——. assault being made, must be a felonius one, and they court at 1:30 o'clock, rought she stood with @ cloth to The court directed her toremove the nen Dononi g8, came to her relief and said that she The crime for which e fact that women observe The crime of which you bave been convicted Is a most PS ther 12 Vice band, aod after inflicting the fatal blow you mutilated the body in the Toost barbarous manner. If there ever was de- continued, remarking repulsion to the execu- and they had petitioned sing thesentence he would sign ive her her life. He ber that her life would be passed in in nO hope of ever escaping therefrom, for he was assurei tbat executive clemency would grant her no the sen- lence that she be taken thence to thecounty Jali, there to remain until Friday, the 2th day of December, and between the hours of 12 and 2 be taken to the place of execution, until dead “and there, and came away with only $15. He had Sroith testified as to making the arrest. The | court remarked that this man should know | better than to go to such places. There was @ | plain that she bad stolen tha money, aud Ube case was dismissed. A. Herman, placing yubbish on the street; $1. John Carter, as- sault on Arthur O. Taylor by smearing him With some wagon grease; #10 and costs. John Hojmes, disorderly in the doorway of Eaon Baptist church and interfe: eS while at worship. feulty between the two factions known as the Scout and Cole parties connected with this cbureh. It ioe in testimony that this offense properly belonged to the Equity Court, before which a salt is pending for the settlement of the difficulties between these factions, and that it should come before Judge Olin in the form of a contempt of his decree assigning the occupaney of this cbureh to the parties alternately for the pur- pose of worship, the case was digmi ia the Police Court, TO-DAY. Cnarles Keyser, 81. Houk, M! Patrick Sweeney, Wm. Harrigan, David Weich, Frank Hammock, Benjamin Weiser, Anna McCue, and Mary "Wise all forfeited collateral. Tom Forman, disturbing a reli- s ichael Connor, in it, which the court thought unnecessary in that connection, &ud fined him $30. John Deetou an able-bodied white man, on ihe charge of being without visible means of support, was required to give bonds, and after a repri- mand was dismissed. W. H.A. Wormley forfeited. Charles Betz was stood up togive an account of himself. It was testified that he is in the babit of going about begging, and that if the foot tendered does v5" 5.0! him he flings {t back at the head of the do- Dor; sent down to labor in the chain-gan: for his soup. Jobn Henry Jones, an id'e ani suspicious colored man, was trausferrei from @ stable loft, where he has of late been in the habit of lodging, to the black maria, thence *o the police court, and afterwards to the chain gang for ninety days. Tae pro. prietor of the stable loft thinks he has solved the problem of how his wheelbarrow and several shovels have disap |. Leah Walker, owner of a fierce aud dangerous dog in Georgetown, which bit a colored youth named Wiilte Jones, was stood up to an- Swer. The biting was proved. and the court ordered a prescription of pil galeaa—three fingers—for the dog. Henry Coleman. loud; $5. Wm. Smith.a colored billy-flourisher, was taxed £20. Lizzie Storrs, a respectable looking woman, was charged with cursing on 19th street; $5. Peter Humphries, an im- beeile and pitiful looking half grown colored boy was up for vagrancy. He said he was just from Loudoun cosi Virginia. The r f Sgreed to pay $1 for his lodgings. Officer | ited. not sufficient evidence to make the case | Special rates on time deposits. Interest paid January and July ee eo ——E oon Oy. Bauson’s CELERY AND Png MILE 8 are prepared cure | ervous Hieeksene Demon and will eure any case. Price, BOcents.. Sold by all Druggista ia Waanis cen 5 Geargetown and Alexandria. co 2 3 | a HEATLE&Y'S PBEMIOM 8ST! @ AND BOOURING BSTABLI BSTABLISHED 1831, ba full Stock of Foreign and ranted. 5 UNIONS, To: i — WA is a dren attended cx'arual. ermal” Laden and chil ‘OBERT V. HUGHES, Justice Mt posite Uit of the Peace, 462 Hall. Attends ScHUTTER & EMAN, FREECO, DROORAT! aad every description of ORBAMERTAL and PLAIN PaiNTING, EPKCIMEN BOOM. T10 m terest nortaweet Sandidy WABHINGTON. DO. BITHES by, De a Peare rid PEC... of Dental ad of: Medical College of or, 01 7th Bxtractirg children’s cents. eugll-ly REDUCED PRICES or Fall and Winter Clothing! nt; court inquired If he wished to go tace thane He replied quickly, “No.” He was sent down Wo the asylum. Henry Lay ey on the charge of fast driving, was fiaed $2). James Thomasand Thomes Hume, lon+ 24 boisterous; Hume dismissed ang Thomas fined $5. Tomas Richardson, A loud; $5. Liz AmuszEnts— National Theater—A fresh | 2; samen forfeited collateral, Chas Edelia, rd charming American play, performed Sy | sircet cursing; #3. Thomas Biggins, selling an entirely new and well-trainga company, | the “ardent” without license in leas quanti- is the treat which was ezjoyed by ths pat- | ties than a pint, was fned $139.. An appeal rons of the National lest night. The | taken and bonds fixed at $300. Jobn Shea dramatist (Euiitp Stone +> Wi last | was charged with selling ram withoat a li- night, itis said, for the first time, saw his | cense. ‘The testimony ia the tae enter play performed and was affected to tears, as | the court, was not sufficient to warrant @ were many others of pathetic acting ef Miss Genevieve Ri: and the Judge by marryin; reuniting them; ‘bat the ade Uer’s pcem will the audience, by _ conviction. Theattorney, Mr. Beam, stated that he bad been taken by surprise in the character of the testimony of his witnesses, they baving made entirely different siate- ments when the information was la:d from that given on the stand; case dismissed. of what “might have been,” as asacrifice to | David T. Cissell, lacing sand and building a lc pecessity. The play is simple, | material on the street, contrary to the rules; healthy , with @ judicious mix- | gi. August Dittriek forfeited collateral for ture of humor and pathos, culture slang. | placing rubbish on the streets. Tnomas Maud’s motive for band is hardly sufficient to jus:ify her, bu’ joni E. opr ane ‘Wm. Smith, affray; #5 each. Wm. De Neal, chi With grand lar- despite that and other objections, there are ceny of #135 from John McCarthy, who tes- touches of nature ecole apes to the better | tified that he was intoxicated at the time feel! which excite interest and enlist | this man took bis money from is pocket; sympathy. and will make the play a — Dot sustained, and the case dism! |. Ben- one. Yue audience was very enthusias- | jamin Thompson, assault on Wm. Beamer; te last t, and repeatedly called Miss | $20 and costs. James Washingtoa, assault, Genevieve before the curtain. She | on Richard Robbins; $10 and costs. Ann Lis- 4s young aud good-looking, but that is pot | ton, assault on Wm. Caffrey, @ three year- all. in the beginning of i, she is &8 | vid ‘child; $1 and costs and personal bonds to semure as Sharp and as mischievous as Beep the peace. Maggie Mitchell, but in the later emotional scenes the exhibits unex] power feeling, reminding one of Clara Morris. aod Promising at frst, the Harpin was not ver: 1g at first, ( character isa ‘queer compound of the stage Yankee and the dime novel trapper,) but ——_—_——_—_—— GEORGETOWN. A New HALL For EXCELSIOR TENT.—A bail in Goddard's buildings, opposite the Union Hotel, bas been fitted up for the oceu- eee eee ies: pation of Excelsior Tent, I. 0. of Rechabites, ier 8 Mortimer as the “sister, proud and | /t wi!l be opencd on Tuesday evening, Nov. cold,” were il good, and in fact. the com Oa ho ee ik means Prag, “itogether is well adapted for the | , ded over the caual, at the fot of Eece Fords ‘a Houwse.—“Uncle Tom Cabin” is well rendered by Bobby New- comb’s company. The well-known ‘Bobby’ has made the character of “Topsy” bis own, and his delineation of it meets with success plantation scenes are well always. The presented, and the jubilee singers add great: to the interest by their Theater Conrique —The gether with excellent crowded houses nightly. varieties, ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL—Charye of Child poet ony some indicted for tue mur- infant female child on the 13th of July last, by cutting ite throat, was boy so ‘ac. ir. Pel- ham has been retained for the prisoner, who is rather a comely looking white girl — “4 ac r. She was reseed in ight clothing, with ‘wore @ lignt checked that Kilting —M der of ber from jail to the Criminal Court, Ju Aribur, today, for srraigument. 20 — of age, with sb. featares ba’ tation melodies. 2xile of Erin,” to- draws mac street. The old one was torn away by ® canal boat about six months ago, and has never been replaced, which has, of course, been & serious inconvenience during all that time. It sbould be attended to, for the sake both of convenience and of morality—of morality, because when some poor deluded countryman comes to town, after an ansence of six months, and comes to the place where the bridge ought to be, he—well, it is hardly necessary Lo stale what he says. DE.— Arrivai—Boat Hattie & — With 35,300 busnels wheat to Hartley & Bro. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Amount of wheat on change this morning, 3,350 bushels; 3,300 sold &t 132, 50 at 1324. ‘Total receipts recorded on ’chapge for tne month ending to-day, 96,500. iy ALEXANDRIA. CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR —Wm. Ciaggett, & notorious thief, was arrested yesterday and. ebawl. It will be remembered th fully identified as the burglar who robbed crime was commitied in town, the | Captain R.C. Lee's house a few weeks ago. prisoner being at the smo a domestic in the | He'was carried before Mayor Johuems aicp amily of Adm: prisoner, | committed him for the next term of the cor- while in the doc: to be greatly | poration court — [Sentinel, 30th. depressed in spirits, sitting with her head | "ReGrsreation.—The registration in this bowed on the back rail of the dock, with her | city closed on Saturday eveniny » The num- face Rushed, ‘and every now and then heav- | be; or voters added to we woop.—Mr. W. D. El dence of his brother, usetts avenue, = a ee DeatH or Ex-Cuizgy ENGINEER EL- wood died at the rest last, in Elwood, 51 bis age, aud luis afterneon. E fre ibiet lists is as folio White, 273; colored, 231.—|: a —_ re ___ oe or women, while women more ennni than men.” —[Saturday Review, &7Boucicault wrote and appeared on the stage at thirty in order to win the lady who is now his wife. Hedoes not like the present French plays. RRL ND YET UNuarry. How many a cute bas bosn Tabbed of seakins, ob Beppinsas dear'and potted chiie. “Thie Is & dang ear ne for children, avd parents should on LI NEW YORK REFINED CIDER. Une car New York hand refined CIDER aut roeet rod ont fer cole at very ow prices, by the SSeS Pemmeivein arenes, next to M. SAWL © FALUER, 7 Englishmen havea mania for oyster DEPOT. 67 GREENE STREBY, pen eteeds, a a down n =e Seorsstown, DO. a. O, _ Knoxville, Teon., ani robbed 3130 Ne HUMBUG. will 2, Yorn nea Inet at Fleetwood Park. New er Boy second. ‘Time 2:26 ¢, 2:25, 2:25." Dy y attended to ay BY A. STRAUS, 1011 PENSOYLVANIA AVENUE, (Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.) BUSINESS AND DRESS SUI18. Uxbridge English Worsted. ve French Diagonat (i Ribcouf French Gane tial Crieietdt-tetat ONRORKOMOSNE! French Pl'd Worsted Hoye Boglish Disgowal to. Hinsdale Soglioh wiripe do, Hivernide Banc} Btripe do: & Dolan's Fancy Basket do. do. OVBRCOATS. ine Chinchil Gsrwtaie Diamone Fer Be iriped do. do, Fancy eo. ds. (in bik ee viata Beaver, (io biue, £8 Jean 'y Bibbed Fur Bes x rock Coat) 93 (D.8. Fi * ness YOUTHS’ SUITS, from 14 to 18 years. at prices rapging from @6 to 615. jUITS, from 9 to 18 years, from $4.50 to PE and ULSTER OVEBCOAT?, from 84 to 810. ‘A great many articles too numerous to mention at proportionate prices. m7 Cali and Convince Yoursel/. 12. CBILDBEN’S BUITS, CA A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER octz.tr 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AV! RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER. a 1876. Call and examine the RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER, and convince yourselves that [ am selling the best PABLOE HEATER mista of o -OFF in connection with s rate the removal of Olinter SSarepe eae etre as to. the mind of any of cotl-tr 728 and 717 7th strect northwest. |THE MAYFLOWER, 1876. BEAUTIFUL FIRE-PLACE HEATER. HEATS DOWN 8TAIR8, HEATS UP STAIRS. MAYWOOD @ HUICHINSON, 317 HINTS STREET, POTATOES. We have just received four car loads of EARLY ROSE POTATOES, Bright, smooth, clean stock, and good size, Which we offer tn car load lote, or ip lees quantity, te the trade, =— AT LOWEST MARKET PRIOR, Do not buy until you sce our Potatoes, More on the w * A. E. PHILLIPS, MMISSION MEBOH AST. 00 With 8A KBOUS & HaMILTOR, _ Oct? Im Wholesale Grocers and Liguor Dealers. 608 iB BRYON BRO, 2.000 PICKLING AND mede; ere wie Wine Vine, are selected Bpices; Y hite do ; fall stock’ of Whi rown Sugars, &t lowest prices; Washburn Mills, Es aaa et cee tee seplé-tr [Herald] 608 Penna. avenwt = TALL 635-636 STALLS 226-238 OBNTE£E MARKET. | WO. LIB’ wane: J. A. HOFFMAN, as above, confidert that he can please ‘jasten, seku 0 trial of FRESH MEATY OF ALL KINDS, All orders conscientiously flied muarantecd: mast wot sneieiy R.C MABN of — ‘pabite anD Lf desires the attention of to the choles et JOHN R. KELLEY, Dealer in First-cless BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MITTON, &c. COBB BEE! ich arrive recently from America, and! to which we have the pI sur pasees all oth: Fave seen, in volame ani quality of tone, of touch, and elegance of finish.” @, KUMN, Sele Agent, and forthe Burdett Organs. octas tr 407 10th street, above Pa. avenue, WAR KNABE. FRA Highest Award at the Centennial. The United States Centennial Commission and the Judges of Awards have unanimously decreed to Messrs. WM, KNABE & O0.. Fhe ee ae of BONOK and MEDAL ef Parlor Gra: ‘ma fience of werkmanship. ‘The to single strie of Inetra- award is et cones Saeed, ie stands upyual.fied by rity. rises al phrases indicat eof Role Agency st REICBBNBACH’S PIANO WABEBOOMS, 423 11th of Pennayivacis avenue. fecos from different {sctories Ra bs met uocoummoastio, term! pairing promptiy attended co. = city ‘a few doors north @BABD, }08 for sale tor Mod OFLIOT PIA sweetness of tone. See Auont, ‘and end INSURANCE. Mutual Pretection Fire Insurance Co. OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, (Obartered by act of Congress), 1509 PERN, AV£., OPP. U. 8. TEBASUBY. Orricer: wa BALLS ATT JAMEB E. FITOH Bocretary and Treasarer. ThesteRs: PHCK Josgen cHas ot sone. 0. HARKNESS, JORN Tr. ANTYNE, aSkY. Gi 195 fo 82.8 avenue. between ioe and 20h sts. or ng 25 PER CENT. SAVED mL At L. HEIBBROUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE, Ho. 402 77H Br., Two Doors Asovz D, B. W. Ho, $118 PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUB Between Jist and 23d streets. Sa ateod oo log, and UO asd BOS Bostuern cet; | J a . Ur address Box 713, Clty Fort Ottce- Fi Marketing delivered tree of charge, to all parts of the eily. yelz-2y, i ee r = | PIANOS, &c. j ee eS he EITTSOBBIFT FUEB MUSIC, LEIPZIG — i The Decker Brower’ Gee Pine | Ou! M are ol at aty ne ith street. or School after Se) ber Bet atthe prember 18 Sid Pree 3.0 Walthuge 227" HOE Gey. Banerat Combines rms Pe o ar: Bone and Gaughters bay ow for i tve of Feyeantan acg7-hn BOOKS AND STATIONERY. iNEW AND SLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ‘The Bime of the Ancient Mariner; by 8. T. Cole- iltustrated by Gustave ‘Dore. ‘Lares folio. » from.the Alps to Mount ue has and con’ ‘tna; edited by T. taining nearly four ‘mo! BROS’, BOOKSELLERS any STATIONERS, oct25-tr 1016 Pennsylvania Aven: ‘NEW PUBLICATIONS. Janet et sen & new juventie in the 3 co wo 500 | - 3 B; Ty | a it fe. By 2 1” Pikado® Eupire, Oe WE Gi <b jo Expire. K 4 Life and Letters of John Locke—2 vols...” 8 0 ‘A large arsortment of CHBOMUS and CHROMO FLOWEHS avd 7! at reduced prices B80) octai-tr Bo 911 Pennsylvania a H® TRUE MAW. and Other Practica! Ser- 'S.'8. Mitchell, pes a: 2 * » D. D., of Sow marek: *lietory of the Heformation in the time of Calvia, History | "irhe Judgment of Jerusalem. by Rev. Wm, Patton. Evers Day Toples.b7 Dr. Holland,” | Washington spa 7b jrerenser. WH. BALLANTYRE, 428 SEVENTH STREET. octl2-tr whart. CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE, BETWEEE HILA! A WasHIne PRILADOH AnD GORGRTOWM, D. 0. aE a7 re CUNABD LINE. nOTicB. the oa of ool- oe specified J ‘EA MSHiP! vam RBOR. fw Fork. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN YAL MAIL st. we. EW YOR. BUTTER. large consignment of eS s ‘of Now York mateand are constantly receiving from Virginia, ‘Pennay!vanis, and the West, which we offer to the trade at the lowest wholesale prices. Please cail and get our prices and ove the quality. Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, octl-Im__ 637, 639, 641 Louisiana avenue. Gestre PEST QUALITY, nd ebapes, from @1 np FANOY AND OSTRIOH FEATaRRS, VELVETS, SILKS, BIGBONS just receives, ORNAMENTS, tc., Particular attention given to orders, MES. J.P PALMER, 1169 F STREET, all color oetd-tr Mes =r, Patest Office.) Oppos Berlin ZBFAYRS and Oanves ME BOIDERIES ing TAENS, Worster and aii Meterial for Novelfiees tm Fancy W. re A ne Oreton, Potterus; Potut Lace Brakes" *™4 - ree Sita, Children’s M 0 OLOAKE a7 Bo Branch Store, . oct Sm 1876 FALL OPENING 1.976 or LADIES’ SHOES, at VERMILYA'S, 10 Nite srerer, (opposite PatentOfice.) A five assortment of LADIES owe make. at prices to suit lang om Boglish soa French Kus BUTTER Ce French G snd Pebble BUTTUMED BOOTS, ot THE BESTIN THE WORLP FOR THE MONBY. French Kid. light PUMP-SOLED BOOTS, for 7 OF cari —the beot sebington, welgbing only five cums, = Also, Ladies’ CUSTOM WORK made to short potior, and a perfect fit guaranter 4. 715 @BEAT REDUCTION 715 LADIES BEAD ro er OVER EKIETS AND BASQune, ant LADIES UNDEBWEA PABASOLS and SUR UM ELLAS st nalt p FLOWERS, BATS, EIBBON, ene MILLIE GOODE ieee than cost. JUST BECEIVED— & large assortment of B UBG EDG@BS an SORU LACKS selling at @ reduced price. OOBSETE and KID GLOVES ine great variety, UMAR BAIE very low at © HELLERS, 76 MARKET SPACE. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS. ve HOOE, BRO. @ Co, 1398 F STEEET. ew and choice designs in WILTON, VET, TAPESTEY, THEEB-PLY and INGRAIN CABPETING, LINOLEUM, O1L OLOTHS, BUGS MATS, &c., £0. oly se WEBB & BEVERIDGE, r] Are pow recetving their Fall Stock, consisting tp part of iS FEBNOG, CORINA. Decorated, ape ; GLa s Pisin, GLA WEBB 1009 Pa. ave...bet, 0th and lithe, iH CROOK EEY, = Gianswane, HOUSEFURBICHING GooDs, Geo Ms » 00. 314 7b strest, above Pa. orehee, TURE. VES. jy%-tr “ D-HAND FURST neo 810 MEDICAL, &c. pared Dr. Darby,at 11 oyein Ue. ' Oousultations free” “octld oward street, Balti SPECIAL NOTIOR —Dr. BOBERTSON can en ee Wecnerday anc : | i b ¥ ei | Bebe had afall Dresrists, Bend for Pamph ore aatizes EETEES. G12 Oana GAM’L TYLER, Jr, ough ae" no. 009 nn as wane aVB 300 TRIED H wails’ j ec te §=SUBEEA T00TE POWDEE?