Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1876, Page 4

——————O Weather Probabilities Lo-day, | Orrics oF CHIEF SIGwaL OFrices, ‘WaSEIneton, November 9, 1876. For the middie states, noriherly winds, | stationary tewperatures, rising barometer, #nd clear or partly cloudy weather. —— LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, @c, To-nigh*. tional Theater — Mr. Ben. De Bar, as Fal- Ford's Opera House. — Miss Clara Cole as “Topsey,” in Uncie Tom’s Cabin.” Theater Comique.—‘The Hidden Hand,” and rs Condensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 5:20 @cloek p. m. and extinguished at 1:15 p. m. From J.C. by 3 we or pce os York daily papers wance ot mall. Biack silks, > bag me gpd col- ered dress goods, blankets, shawls, etc., at Carter's, 107 Market Space.’ r Officer Clark, of the second precinct, found the bed of a dead white child pear the cor- Ber of 12th street and Rbode Island avenue porthwest this morning. Tne coroner gave @ certificate of burial. Ran W. Thomas was seriously injured yen ¥ afternoon by the tailing of a brick ebimney while he was at work on a house at she corver of 15th and I streets. He was taken to his home on F street southwest. psatesaie Ghose Murder in Prince George's. A MAN FOUND HOLES IN HI BREAS Yesterday morning the body of Peter Lus. »y, & well known white resident of Prince George's county, Md., was found on the Marlboro’ road, about half way between the District line and Forrestville, with three bullet holes in his breast. Lusby has rather & bad neme, baving been frequently before the courts of Prince George’s on charges of assault acd batiery, and at the time of his death was under indictment in the Criminal Gourt of this District for an assault witn tn- tent to Bill @ colored man named Alfred Rowles. in Unioatowa, in the early part of isi5. He bad spent most of Taesday about the polls at Forrestviile,a part of the day Deirg qalie intoxicated, b. left the nei¢h- borbood comparatively coder in the after- Boon. It is not knowa how he came to ve killed, bot it is supposed from the bruises en the body end head that he got into a fracas with some ove, and in the melee re- eeived the fatal wounds. He lived just on the edge of the Disir' CASE OF NORRIS, ©. WARD. ‘To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac- Arthur, the trial of Nimrod Norris, Freder- jek Harris, and Mary Ward, colored, charged with the murder of Richard Lewis,on the 4th of July last, was resumed. It was charge that the deed was done with @ knife handed by the woman to wituess and passed to Nor- is, who used it on Lewis. Mr. Mitchell, for the prisover Ward, the case to the Jury, and was followed by District Attorney ‘Wells, who closed his argument for the gov- ernmentat ASERIS AND MARY 12 30. VERDICT. The jury found a verdict ilty of man- siaugnter, and recomm: to mercy. x and Harris were sentenced to six = each and Mary Ward to three years in penitentiary. WASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- TRG =ASSOCIATION.—The ninth annual meeting of tne Washington co opera. tive jing and deposit association yas held last evening, and Mr. John EK. ‘Thompson; the secretary, presented the an- bual report, showing receipts #60 072.55, @nd ing $15,236.48 for return of advances and 919,490 49 for settlement on 52.2 shares: dis- bursemeuts, #63,620.48-$21,300 advances on 243 shares, $30,715.71 for redemption of 73.9 abares. The assete sre £%}.735.52; Stock ac- connt_original number, 2 000; shares now on roll, 225.4; Bumber repeying advances, 125 2; wot advanced on, 1(02; value per share, $536 26. The following officers were re elect for the ensuing year: Presient, Dr. F. How- ard; vice ‘ident, F.. McMurray; treasurer, Michael P. Callan, secretary, John E Thomp- son; directors, Algernon 8. Vi Goods, Augustus Davis. Thomas M. Reed. johnson, D. J. McCarty, B. F. Sebell, Jobn D. Free, Francis Myers. An amendment to the constitution, providing for the redemption of stock—the privilege being sold to the party who accepts the lease for the same—which will operate materially im enabling the association to ¢. was adopted. SHLENGE SHOOTING Arrain—We have received a commnu- bication from Mr. James Lomax, at whose residence tbe young man Behlenge was shot Tuesday afternoon, denying that the men engaged in the affray fougnt about _ ne or ne a * 1 wae aisrepa le, a8 can y Mr. Wir- ley, who boards in the house. Officer Amiss this moraing brought to the Police Court Isabella J. Bell and Virginia Lomax as wituesses in the shooilng case ‘Which took place on the evening of the 7th inst. The latter is the wife of the letor of the house where the affray They were beid Ip #200 bonds each to testify at the bearipg. The condition of Belenge ibis morning is about the sameas yes! ‘The balls have vot been extracted. —__—__—— WE DO NOT HESITATE in saying that we pom ob) in this coma Bity who bas bought boys’ and children’ clothing of B. Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsy vania avenue, rext to Willian’s. who has been otherwise than entirely satisfied with their goods and dealings. It has been their constant aim to build up their business by fair dealing, anc selling reliable goods at as i} margin and low prices as they could live, preferring an extensive fit ——-—_—_. FATAL RAILnoap ACCIDENT.—A boy, about 15 years old, was strack and in- stantiy ki'led at Jessup’s, on the Baltimore and Obio railroad, yesterday, sixteen miles from this city. The boy attem to avoid ® train golpg towards Washingtoa, and track on which the fast ex- press train due here at 5 30 p. m. was comi In. He was caught by the engipeand throwa & distance of fifteen feet into the air, falling on the side of the road-bed. The boiy was laced on the train and brought to this elty. pame of the boy js not Kvown. The re- maing were taken to Mount Clare work- sbops. if not claimed by nis friends they will be buried by the company. The back of ibe bead was terribly mangled, and one of his legs broken.—{ Bait. Sun. ELKctTion W tion with the following conditions: Tne loser is to wheel the winser from N street dowa 7th to Pennsylvania avenue, in a wheelbar- w. Both parties are heavy men, weighing over 200 pounds, @od as there is some donbts ‘whether the loser will be able to accomplist: ibe lask seilipg will be lively on the result. ednesday next at four o'clock is Bxed as the time. A similar wager bas been made between a ‘Warbington bewspaper man and a member of the police force, the course being from Pennsylvania avenue and 15th street to the east frontef the Capitol. The time not been set for thie. a AMUSEMENTS. — National Theater — “Th Merry Wives of Windsor” will be presented to-night ng gene night. Mr. Ben De of Sprear in his famous fobn Falstad.” and wiil be supported om t cast as in “Ki Ford's Opera Howe eke ‘. fouse.—** Unele Tom’ xed war eoees Gee cease cea con! ae ouse f mainder of the week. gaia? tows WOMAN.—Abdout 2 o'clock yesterday a , ® white woman named Mary Ano town. No cause is —— ‘PRE FUNERAL of the late Thomas Sneed, rho. for twelve years past, has been a mem- ber of the Metropolitan police, taok at oh, Dominic's ‘arch, South Waskington, b - — eee the services of the ow You See It and Now You Don’t See It. ‘When the first edition of THE STAR was issued, at 2 p. m. yesterday, the election | returns printed in the second edition of Tax, STAR, issued at <p. m., made the result a little uncertain, containing. as it did, a slight gleam of for Hayes and Wheeler, tna ce created & fever of excitement an anxious to gain the istest int the excitement! ifany- thing, more intense than on the pre- bour. Amopg the Democrats. A crowd of Interested spectators assembled jast night In front of the Tilden and Hea- Gricks Reform Club headquarters on 7th street, to hear the dispatenes read, but as telegrams did not come so fast, nor 80 favor- able as on the night previous, many became uneasy and traveled toother = for news. In the ball were Messrs. Berry, Wines, Di ‘tes, English, Walker, White, Claget, Furey, and other members of the club, with @ sprinkling of members of the Jackson Democratic association, seated in groups discussing the situation and ex- changing congratulations on the result, whieh they considered settled. About aine o'clock a RIPPLE OF EXCITEMENT, was occasioned in consequence of pistol shots op the outside and tbe yells of the crowd. It arose from a crowd of ‘several huadred col- ored men and boys, who were ou & mareh through the streets by the different offices where the news was received, and on going Up 7th street passed the dense throng in front of the Tilden and Hendricks headquarters; a | row began and the colored men <ook to their heels, and were pursued by the democratic boys for seve squares. Several atrests were made by the police of colored men who used their sticks rather too freely; but the excitement was soon ended by the energetic action of Lieutenants Kelly aud Skippon and their men. The pistol shots were prob- ably those of the police, and no une was found to be injured. About 9% o'clock @ colored map, named James Jackson, passed the crowd CHEERING FOR HAYES AND WHEELER, ‘Which excited the ire of someof the crowd and an attempt was made to mob him, when Officers Sutton and Byrnes took him tato custody, and with difficulty got him tothe station, probably s@ving him from pretty Tough treatment. As the dispatches came in v siow the time inside ine hall was spent in listening to discussions, and Mr. Furey and others briely = the crowd outside from the por- ico. 4 COUPLE OF DEMOCRATIC GAME ROOSTERS which some of the boys brought in amused the crowd by flapping their wings and set- ting up @ hearty cock-a-doodle-doo at inter- vals. -y appeared to have been trained for the business. At about 10 o’clock Mr. Dorsey Clagett adjourned the meeting, stating that a dispatch from democratic headquarters, in New York, informed them that no definite results would be arrived at — i day. The lights were then extin- guished. | THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION | ms i ROO! Were crowded to suffocation at @ very early | hour, so much so that it was impossibie to | transact business, and after reading a few cheering dispatches most of the older ones of the crowd left, and the youngsters held —— for some time, cheering and yel- ing themselves hoarse. At Republican Headquarters. The excitement around republican head. quarters on F street, between 10th and 11th streets, lastnight, was even greater than on Tuesday evening. The report that Tilden bad only 181 electoral votes certain, and that there was after all @ bare possibility of a republican victory, drew a large crowd @round the headquarters as early as 4 o’cleck in the afternoon, and the greatest eagerness Was manifested to get farther news. Judge !dmunds having gone to Phi!- adel; bia to visit the Centennial, returns Were received by Mr. E. T. Getchell, and were cowspicuously posted up on the lower floor. The retarns were aiso frequently an- bounced from the second story window by Col. Tichenor, and were received with wild enthusiasm by the hundreds gathered below. Ab annot Reement made at about 10 o'clock t-at the cemocrats had closed up their head- quarters, asserting that they could get no news because the had cut the wires Ws rece'ved with shouts of derision an. cries of “That’s too thin!” “That won't Wath!” &e. Every dispatch recetvei was vorable. to the republicans. The crowd re- mP ined &} cam songs and cheering fr Hayes and Wheeler until near midnight, when it dispersed, there being no prospect of further news. Political Affrays. About 8 o'clock @ colored man, while cheering for Hayes and Wheeler, on the Avenue near 15th street, was struck with a brickbat and knocked senseless. He was taken to tne drug store of Mr. Milburn, and led under which he regalued consciousness. About 10 o’elock a crowd of thirty or fort; colored men marched from the corner of 14 street down the Avenue yelling and hooting, and when near 13th street two white men Were attacked, one of them receiving @ severe _ on the head. Officer Smoot scattered crowd. About 8x o’elock & crowd of Island colored pon goes Sn attempt to up & fight With the crowd on the north side of 1. vania avenue, from 6th to 7th street, in front of the Metropolitan and St. Mare hotels. would have met with a warm reception, but by the prompt action of the police a riot was prevented, and several of the party were arrested. —_— Trying to Pat a Women in a Bag. A CIETY SISTER WHO WOULDN'T SPEAK TILL THE “SPERIT” MOVED HER. In the Police Court (Judge Sneil) this battery on Sarah Smith, ail colored. ‘leary did not respond, and his collateral of ©5 was ordered to be forfeited. Belle y They said she must, as she didn’t thirk she had a it to speak until the“ it” moved her. forced her up to the middie of the fleor, aa pulled her by her lips and tied ber moath with aE then all put her in a bag, but she ‘zisted them and hollered so load that the police came in and untied her and let ber loose, Ccurt—“What is the name of this so- clety ?” ty ber must when called so?” ger ones poms ae tee sperit don’t move you you ain’t obliged to THE GERMANIA Fiee InsuRANCE Com- PABY ABD MB FoLEY.— Wehavye re ceivd & communication from Mr. Rudolph Gar- Frigue, president of the Germania Fire [nsur- arce Company, in reference to @ incal para- in THE STAR, of the 34 inst., stating t Patrick Fole had entered suit sgainyt the Atlantic Fire Insurance cover $1 90 Insurance oo goods destroyed by fire op the 2ist of —_ last. Mr. G say8 Wild referer.ce to his company sot hav- ing paid its sbare: ‘The money due has besn attached in our \ds by eréditors of the in- sured under @ legal order of acourt, we permitted to pay until that injanc- tion iercoved. ‘The'suit ‘commenced does lie properly against us, but should ve Saoperte for the removal of the injunction. We are ready to pay, and@re annoyed by tre — Dut we are compelled to respect ———e———— THE LOVERS OF GooD MUSIC will have, abet eee REFS cS tenn os | but Der’s magnificent of the “Flyin ,” with @ fine caste The opera will be given at the National Theater, with lar The « ‘ing Dutchman” is — evar Wovens isa te | ers most en’ ining operas. Seats maybe reverved at ‘Metzerou! & Co.'s on Monday next. ——_o———— REAL ESTATE SaLes.—Yesterday Messrs. Duresnson Bros, auctioneers, for Thomas H. Callan and Reginald Fendall, trustees, fold part of lot 3, in square £30, uated on New Jersey avenue, between D treets ni Lorthwest, to Samuel Ceas, for $2 500. ee Com ns—Tortoise shell, amber, Jet, coral and ivery ip all the new ‘styles, received at Prige’s Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4; street.— Advi. REEUMATIEM AND GOUT anickly cured hy using Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy.—adv'l, —_—e—— THE cvURTS. POLICE Court. Judge Sneil. To-day, Augustus Washington, for as- sault and battery on George Boyle, (an un- | provoked assault last night by four colored map on Mr. Boyle, who was going to his WOPK,) was sentenced six months in jail. W. P. Kemp, affray; $5. Watson Green, assault on Bertha Smith; #5. Alfred Clements, aa- ments, his wife; $5. Henry Campbeil, Ida Honesty, and Bella Thomas &ssault and battery on Sarah Smith; #1, and cost Mi Adams forfeited collatera' Bertha Smith, aay in Natlor’s alley; 5. Robert and Daniel Johnson. forfeited collateral. Theodore Kelsey and Wm. John- son, loud and boisterous; $5 each. Washing- = Hayes, forfeited collateral, T. J. O’Brien, A DEMOCRATIC BONFIRE. Bernard Kilmartin, charged with making ® bonfire. Defendant said he didn’t kaow there was any law against making @ bou- fire—it was @ good democratic bonfire. The Court looked over the jaw, which provides fora —— in such cases from 81 to $5 fine, Snd stated that he supposed it aroce from a jusiasm, he would fix the Jowest fine, $1. Defendant paid, and in leaving said they would have it all fixed right in @ few months. ALL SORTS. Thos. Chaney, forfeited collateral. Ja: Coffin. carrying a loaded pistol; £39. Ricn- ard Robivcon, loud and bo'steroas on 20th street; $5. Chas. Grace, carrying a pistol; $30. Maria Waldig, drunk and d'sorderly: $5. J. H. Baldwin, joud and bo'sterous; 95. It was testified by the officer inat Baldwin was burrabing for Tilden, and another man came along and burrahed for Hayes, when Ba'dwin knocked him down. Jas. Pleasant, imbecile old colored man, was sent down vagrant. Robert Moore,a stout and abl. -Lodied colored man, was =e a8 asus- Picious character, and as he could give no Sood account of himself, he was sent down as @ Vagrant. ca ——_ —_-- 266. A Doe's FUNERAL AND ITS SEQUBL.— Jobn Kay and his wife lived for some time at 37 Burton street, West Side. In the house of the Kays was @ pet dog, which during the early of last week showed signs of serious illness. Physicians were consulted and @ prescription obtained, but withovt relief. The dog died, a twenty-dollar coffin and were provided for it, an juneral cor left the Kay mansion on Friday, headed for Monroe street ceme- tery, where the burial was desired to take Place. Superintendent Ward, however, de- murred, and the procession retraced its steps to the home on Burton street, where the pat on took place, with ceremonies, on Fri- day’evening, and the pup was consigned in bigh style to bis last ing place. For the benefit of the mourners a supply of beer and whisky was provided, and a jollification took lace the same evening. On Satarday morn- Dg Mrs. Kay, who was chief among the a of the preceding day, was stricken down with ype and died while yet the influences of the pight’s carousal were upon her.—[ Cleveland Leader, Oct. 30. THE STORY OF A FRENCH CoNSPIRA- TOR—A| of Fieschi’s attempt to biow up Loats Philippe, M. Maxime Dacamp re- lates @ horrible —T regarding one of the accomplices of that crime, who was not prosecuted. The conspirator bad a child a year old, and on the gay of the attempt he told the nurse to go with the infant and to wait in front of the Jardin-Turc, in the Boulevard du Temple, to see the King pass. It was at this spot that the infernal machine exploded. The conspirator reasoned thus:— «If arrested. I shall be able to declare before the coort that, baving sent my only son to the place designed for the expioston, I could not have known anything of the matter, and I shall certainly be acquitted by tae jary.” This monster, whose name is not revealed, Was not arrested, and, strange tosay, his cbild and nurse escaped without @ scratch. “The hero of this tale,” adds M. Maxime Ducamp, “is still considered by his as 4 tres fort.” —[ Pall ‘Mall Gace ——————— un homme A STRANGER’S ST SHOT.—A pale- faced, delicate young man registered in the a dae Coleman house on «J. F. Christie, Rochester, A gage was & emsll valise. He paid for a ‘week’s board in eee complained of [ae Lea te ep relad were jreased to nm. ity.— [W. ¥. Sun, 8h. seaipesess JUSTICE is fearful and wonderful in Vir- ginia City, Nev. A man was recently con- demoed to death in the loeal courts. First snomaly: He was a millionaire. Second sbomaly; A few days after the death sen- tence the Jagge invited him to take aride with bim. ird anomaly: -An insurance agent who bad been badgering him to take out @ life policy crossed the road in front of = horses was promptly knocked dowa and Hogs arp HyYpDRoOrnoBIa.—Mrs. Up- church, of Lavaca, county, Texas, says that some two weeks since @ strange dog entered her pen and bit several of her hogs. She thought nothing ef it at the time, but since then Ce yt — ena soeet en a spasmodic attack like rophobi ‘a and died, A (patna ene goat bog of Mr: Liodenbarg ‘was pronounced mad, and mediate. ly.—[@alvescon News. ” pn #7 The young men of Beyrout have formed &n association, each member of which pledges himself not to tell a lie. s7'The nights are getting #0 cool that young men who walk in the Park have to put theirsleeves around girls who have for- gotten their belts. a7 The Slay Mohammedans are not Turks, and have a batred toe — Poe and oppressors as intense as that of the Christians. ie S97 Miss Maria Mitchell, who has grad ted in the class of 1860 at ‘Bates Ga oes. S7 Virginia bapa law making it the duty of fooues through Dot armiles and by the liber weg: Watkins Glen 1 10 be ov Watkins is to brid; for the Will be built on tron, and span the chasm at the height of about 150 feet. iE pom study’ in a served coy up to the conductor's box and asked for @ quarter's worth of chips. | ly gave the alsrm, but owing to the noise GEORGETOWN. ITIZER’S Mx Will be held ci BTL: ‘There ment of the be given at the Cur- ts school Lay next y evening. e it doubtless aiiracta audience. : - bed => EB 4 5 boat Seneca, of corn to J. G. & J. M. Waters, and 400 bushels rye and 100 bushels corn to H. M. Talbo't. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings on vob an; ibis morning amounted to 5,000 brahels of wheat, witu sales as follows: 3,500 bushels at 1334; 700 at 1.34. A SICK STRANGER—A man by the names Henry Thomes, from New Jersey, was pick- ed up sick last night, and taken to the sia- lion houre, where he was well cared for. This morning he was sent to Proy.dence bospital. ALEXANDRIA. THE ELECTION Ys8STERDAY.— As is always the case with elections in Alexan- aria, it of yesterday passed off without any disorder or fighting. The most intense interest was manifestea by every one in the result, and the vote polled was one of the heaviest ever castin thiscity. As night came on and the polls closed, the interest deepened, and when the favorable returns be- gan tocome in the crowds became enthu- siastic, and after the announcement of each return the alr was rent with shouts of ap- plause. The crowds remained at the offices named until an early bour this morning, apd as the night wore on they became more rd more enthusiastic, and finally when the telegram announcing the certainty of suc- cess was received and read at the Gazette of- fice, they became almost frantic with de- light. A collection was at once taken up, powder purchased, and the ‘‘coon killer,” uncer the direction of several prominent democrats, was carried around the city, and | =Eeeres rounds fired—twenty-five in each | ward. FirE.—While the gentlemen in charge of the ‘coon Killer” were engaged in firing a salute at the corner of Princess and | Streets, abont half past two o'clock this | Morning, they discovered that the large | frame building opposite, formerly the en- | gine house of the government steam fire de- Rariment, but lately used as @ fish house by r. 8. J. Reed, was on fire. They immediate- prevailing on the streets, and the impres- sion up town that the light was cansed by a bonfire, the alarm was very imperfectly transmitted and the fire department were some little time getting on the ground. Wen they did arrive, however, they went heartily to beans and Lore in = Nid Cs rounding property, owin iy inflammable pature of the house aud contents it could not be saved. A portion of the contents were removed by citizensand firemen. The adjoining buildiug. owned and occupied by Georgeanna Day, colored, was also greatly dame: ; the roof and o: ide being burned off. Great difficulty was a rienced by the firemen owing to the scarcity of water, defective hose and the intense heat SENT ON.— Wm. Ciagett, colored, who has — in jail = naar Laeet for one Jon on ‘the charge o} Ing the person who broke into and robbed the residence of Mrs. 8.8. Lee, was brought before the mayor yes- pg pimped having been fully identified by Mrs. as the man ehe sawin her room, Wes sent on to the next term of the corpora- ton court for trial. - DEATH.— Mr. John Lusby, who for twenty yas past has been barkeéper on one of the hoatsof the Potomac ferry line, died at his home in Washington this morning, after a short illpees, of ppeumonia. He was about 45 years of age, 8nd leaves @ wife and four children.—[ Gazette, 8th. = INDIANS ON THE NORTHERN BORDER — The mounted patice are keeping @ sharp lookont for the Sioux. Strong scouting par- ues trolling the border, and the garri- sons at Forts Macleod and Walsh are kept constantly on the alert. Both posts are well une With arms and ammunition. None of Sitting Bwil’s band nave been seen near the line as yet. A treaty between the Cana- dian inment and the North Assiniboin and Cree Indians was completed on the ist of September. In consideration of the sum of $8,000 the Indians to remain upon their reservations and to continue at with the whites. The money was distributed a8 foliows: The chiefs received #25 each; sol- die: 12.60; men, Women and childrea, $5. Allaj red well their agreement. The Indians spent their money to good advan- lage, principally for horses, and displayed considerable a ee in making par- — [Helena ( Independent, Oct. 22. A STRANGE OUTRAGE IN VERMONT.—Un eee ane about half-past 7 o’clock, as lad abou’ ears Myron Emery, t seventeen of oge, who resides with his parents ta Bar- was ig to the barn, ® short dis- rd, Taues from fie house, he was poison on tones masked men, bound and and nearly two miles to Silver ), aod thrown into the water. The perpetrators imme- ony took flight, and the young man suc- ceeded in gaining the shore, where, in a weak and exbausted condition, he was found by bis family. The villains were tracked across the fields to the main road, where all trace of them was lost. What money he had in bis possersiou was undisturbed. No clue to Uhe perpetrators has been discovered, and = Pye be assigned for the act.—[Ru- A PARIS CORRESPONDENT of the New Cen- tury for Women writes: “In the French 5: tem Of female education, the board school does not occupy the ition to which ithas risen in America. allow too much liberty, too many opportunities to evade surveillance, to please a ay gd @mopg whom itis popularly said that a young gir! is once seen to cross @ street alone BO man will marry her. Hence in the — and the upper middie classes girls are ei sent to convents or taught by governesses at home.’ &7 Mooniight nightsare not so gooi as dark ones for tovers who love to Kiss. s7 Dr. Farnesworth, of Iowa, thinks that the present Indians are a remnant of the same race that built the mounds. His opin- ion oogg ty gon bend the anatomical structure and modes of burial of the two races. S7-A manin Virginia City, Nevada, Whose Chinese cook left him, was unable to obtain apyof numerous “Johns” until he nT oat ec of red rs y. co paper on the kitchen wall contained the ivscrip ton: “Boss woman, long time tongue. Muchee jaw jaw.” Pu ITY 18 TRB ¥ Bue: se Poa Ap oy ne : 3 <n account of Coughs, Colds or Sore Throat. Cheaper Than The Cheapest! Better Than The Best! 50 FIRST-CLASS LATROBE STOVES, $80 Eaca, TO HEAT TWO (2) ROOMS. Cali and see for yourself and be convinced that I am eelling the best goods for the money im the city. CALL AND EXAMINE DR, CUSHIN@S WROUGHT- IRON TUBULAR PUR- NACE, THE ONLY GENUINE GAS- BURNING ‘FURNACE SOLD 1N THS DISTRICT. eg CHE. REISSHER’S, ‘Hos. 716 and 727 7th strect northwest. enITE, ongt-te 1910 Ohie avenee, OITY ITEMS. LOpILLas HEADACHE 20 minutes, at Ebditt House ‘store.11,1, ee SMOKE Behrend’s Patent Catarrh Cigar. 6015 ——_—_—_. J walks depend,” teliigent pablic estab) vapia avenue, opposite W! end © “The wise heal! wise for all ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. LECTURES. B®*? nar MONDAY BVENING, Bovember 13, CONGREGATIONAL CHUB, (Corner 10th and @ streets.) Subject—"THE ARGONAUBT OF 49.” Adwission, 75 cents. No reserved seats. Doors open at7 o'clock, Lecture at 8. ‘Tickets can be had at “any and music stores or at the cb Large Cho of the cipal book oe ete —— ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, HH WHEATLSY'S PREMIUM ®TBAM SOCOUBING BSTABLISH- ESTABLISHED 1831. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, HHOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODs. MOOE, BRO. @ CO, 1328 F STREET. ew and choice designs in WILTON, VEL- VET, TAPESTRY, TH) OCABPBTING, LINOLEUM, O1b CLOTHS, BUGS PLY and INGRAIN | WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Are now recelving their Fall Stock, consisting tn part of FBEN' SEEN S. Desecened and ee 8 padi » tr eee PLATED Wane oe and HOUSEFUR mer! A full stock of CROOK! HISHING GOODS. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Pa. ave., bet. 10th and Lith sts. 4 HOUSEFURRISHING GOODS, zo wines Rien! 4 EOOHD-HAND FU: 5 peep for eaehs wy Bot Cor. 13th and G sts., ——EE GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ‘THOMPson’s DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. IBTS TO ORDEE FOS SIX BEET DRESS Fit warranted perfect. qligtertel and workmanship warranted to be first- MENS’ FISE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY. FINE FLANBBL UNDERWEAR TO ORDER. sep-tr 604 F street n. FALL STYLES NOW BEADY. BROADWAY va" ATS FEOM 86 TO 88. FIRS SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS OF THE MOST APPBOVED PATTEENS. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, new shapes. assortmemt of BILE, ALPACA and GING- UMBBELLAS, HERE & GREEB, Hatters, seplt-tr 1419 Pa. ave., above Willard’s Hotel, » keDroit Building, REDUCED PRICES Fall and Winter Clothing! A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.) BUSINESS AND DRESS SUI18. ements etaonuneanase: COATS AND VESTS. pes xr $2 's Fancy Basket OVERCOATS. FE] Mto 18 years. at prices vepging a 5 Pere SUITS, from 8 to 18 years, from 94.50 to too pamerous to mention: BET 2 eo eae ae @7 Call and Convince Yoursey. A. STRAUS POPULAR CLOTHIER, 3011 PEENSYLVaBIa AVS. — | CORSETS end KID GLOVES tee great variety : AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. A PERFECT SUCOESS: A PEBFEOT SUCCESS OF BILL TO-BIGHT. MB BEN DeBAR, CHa! p fous comedy, RBY WIVES OF WINDSOR, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. OREAT SUOIRSS CF CLABA COLE. Mr. fT F. TRODB! fp new acts. BRW HYMNS by JUBILEE SINGERS VOR BOYLE ta his Ppeciaities. NEW DANCISG by COLOSED SLAVES UNCLE TOM MATINBES SATURDAY. nove tr JUBILEE SINGERS ‘Will eppear before the Looe of Washington to § NTAL COND At the Byland Chapel M E Charch. oo and D sts. southwest, FRIDAY. Novem Do not sing in opera or theaters. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY, NOVEMSEs 16. 1576. First time to Warbington of Bichard Waguer's celebrated opera, THE FLYING DUTC! Ay, Il Varo Lo Fantenms Scenery, New Filed will ve proud with Ne ‘ont Um Fe. ppointments rusand Full Orchestra, Rg great cast: S-BTa. eTs ‘of oth 10, 76. eortormed by ber uv inetpal opera hou Lan este, Bi 50: coptsextra. sdvission to Balcony. @1; reserved teats 00 centa extra Gallery. 58 cents. T of reserved sests will commence on Mon. @ay morning. lath iestant, at 9 o'clock, at Metaerott & Co.'s maic store, Penna avenue nove-Tt GRAND SWBEPSTAKE RACE, on BRIGHTWOOD PARK, roRa PURBE OF §200, oN FRIDAY. November 10, eo—B. be Yoder—8, g. Fenty. o.R Br, - ‘The abeverrece | et Dest three in five, end to | be trotted according to the rules of the Metional 1th jorees called at 3 o'clock. Trotting te commence 20 prompt. GpB4RD i 3 nS” VOCAL AND 2 RAM, : CURTIS SCHOOL BUILDING, @BORGATOWR, in aid of TRINITY PABISH BOHOOL. Becitations by the celebated Blocutionists, MISS ABBIB W. STORY M&S. B. B. BAY. OPSY THE YEAR ROOND. | _ Performance EVERY eth ies ty EVERY WEDNBEDAY and roma AFTERSOOR. FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT Yertety , Drama, Barlesque and Uomedy. ovai-ly OLD No.) On Exhibition (Nzw No. Ane and Sale 439 7TH Br. at 7TH 8. ARK RITER’s, Be, 432 Th streci, deirocen D and B strecte, eight doors above O: Hail. ‘Qhotee Oil Paintings, Bugravings, Cbromos, &e. "Een 7 Please remember Name and Humber. jy1-ly LADIES’ GOODS. Ennis ov KID GLOVES. 3) Just jot OM] m8 S) LESS SOE Medea SBN SEER ‘Morea Bam KID, CLOvEs. Maite par pair; 6 buttons nt @3 nevé-tr we ak ott be VERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD FuR THB MOBRY. Before Deying clsewhere call and eee what an ele- gant custom made BOOT you can BUY FOB 85.60 BINTH STREEF RH. wW, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. ‘The nest quaitty of LADIES’ SOOTS avd SHOES made to order at short notice. Comfort and a perfect ft guaranteed. novi-tr aT 99 Ore STRERT. WEAR FP. (U , es ‘CLOUD BULLDIBG) =e 8 Alithe newest styles in FALL WINTER ‘constantly received. aig MILLISEBY Opening of Pattern Ka WEDEESDAY, Oc Snitad texting before perehasing.“ostinae” | F-) ST QUALITY, 4m afi colors and sbapes, from @1 up. FANOY AND OSTRICH FEATUERS, VELVETS, SILKS, RISBONS, “ESS! sept, FoR Este mt rem ber 17x a of Ohiltren’s MEBIBO OLOAKS Broach Stere, , ects SB 715 ee 715 VLOWEES, HATS, RIBBON, on MILLINBBY GOODS lee than cost. JUST BECBIVED— A lacgeamortment of HAMBURG BVOES on BOBU LACBS ceiling at o reguced price. BUMAS HAlB very ow ws ae 110 MASAST SPAR, FXCURSIONS, PICNICS, 4c. o F Excumx LADELPSIA Porocen wet visit Philag:lpeta om bas!- eneeld TIC BoTice TO PHILADBLPBIA Philedel: bie $8. + tocm ip dol! Tickets for sate at 301.2 end att we Bckets wil be ‘the Sth, 6th, Teh | Toth days ct Bovemiver good ten aye trem | isue, tween 0 of @4 38 for round trip, chstren 3 five and twelve years 5 reice bere off: red. togetber wih equipment cf thie popular route, will enable every Perec to witwone {he clotag oer monies of the GREAT ORBTENNIAL. = _weps (Beraid) aT 638-036 J. A. BOFFMAN, as above, con’ thai be can al a picase ail taates, aaks o irial FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS, AD orders tiously fil vwing Oreter Mereie ead a jeotern Market. caper deen as enab, be rd JOHN R. KELLEY, ra Dealer tn First cives BEEP, VEAL, LAMB, MTYTON, &e. OOBRED BEEF 4 SPBOLALTY. COAL AND WOOD. pV te ASH, EGG and FURR AOS... wes, ‘Sheetal A Bes... RM MILLER & 6ON os and nave Branch Ofce—920 Penn's avenue. White Ash —— Lorberry (oar coat: BEAD Babi PANIC PRICES! AETHEAOITE COAL from @6 per ton up, a0- cording to quality. Beving op bend the Jerses Hock in the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fl orders at once, without waiting fer the unceriaen arrival of Auction Goal. 9,240 Ibs. always farniahed to the ton. 87 Try us before purchasing elsewhere. Coal AND KINDLING Woop. BBs Boies Tonite, als wusch ee tere We seroe CHEAP. 54S. Depot Ttb-strest Whart, teem ty Branch Omes 1818 Pennsyivenie eves LUMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER! @REAT REDUCTION 15 PRICES. oat Foe GEORGE H. JOBRSON, engi-ty Corner 6th nd 8 crests aw. LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER. VIRGINIA PINB BOARDS, per bunéret, 61.50 IRGIVIA PIN CIDING..__._. 1.88 WHITE PINE OULLS, 13, Mor M6 fort... 8.00 ‘SITE PISS SIDING... 8.90 WILLBT & LISBBY SHINGLES (Bo.}).. 1.50 OUR 61.60 BOABDS dre Pst Quality. ALL 16 FEST LENGTH, 27-Oall ant ose then WE WILLET & LIBBEY, ~ - strest and Wow York evenes,