Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1876, Page 4

EVEN “TUESDAY... vING STAR. WEATHER PROBABILITIES TO-DAY. OFFIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL are} WASHINGTON, November 21, 1876. For the middie states, rixing or stationary barometer, northerly winds, cloudy ari clearing weather, with slight changes Ferature. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4¢., To-night. National Theater —** Married in Haste.” ‘Theater Comique—'*Neota, the Avenger,” and varieties. j Condensed Locals. azpesrest silat Sa Gieek eos cashmere, dark seal brewn eashmere, blankets at ‘Carver's, 7 Market me Ft Read his advertisement. dead eolored infant was found this mern- gation ins oot aes beckon ma: ing by Oticer Howard tn alte A streets thm | care, all the more ‘The Transfer Nuisance at 7th Street and the Avenue. Buiter Ser:—The arrangements ing the transfer of Tth | street to the avenue orse-ears seems to be ingeniously contrived to promote the vexa- | tion and peril the heath and limbs, if not the | lives, of travelers, those conveyanc=s. | For ‘several weeks has been ‘on the north side of the avenue a smooth, ‘ary, and short passage from 7th -street to the avenue safe and convenient in that, to save the new agent ge teams have been for that time excluded But ne conductors dogedly pe — in haul- ing all iB ner —— across to the south tie a amp into a mud-hole, pPrvose me case and delicate rotenone ce “oo must pick their way over heaps of earth and stene and the debris of a broken wooden pay‘ one pert! of being run over by all the teams are crowded into that narrow and must cross a railwa; ao vi - been 4 full mad excavated, water, to reach the ent tq whieh the have transfers. It may fairl; ‘that Class accident Ay ial investi- and 3d and:G and H we better prompte the public convenience and The Young Men's Christian Association | safety. %. ¥. & stock company have paid their indebtedn-ss a to the Freedmen’s Bank, and the suit has been SovtTn WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS Orn- discontinued. GANizeD—Last evening a meetin, - orem proprietor Be Gerreken eee ae 7th ward was “3 hotel timore, yesterday the requi- jake’s hall, 7th street, near Maryland aves site papers, and ieday wil wil assume ‘me wale mue, (called by Mr. Teckeon Yates,) for the at Metropolitan hotel, in this e The Hayes and Wheeler Invincible Cam- purpose of organizing a club — arrangin, TOrarticipate in the Tien nd Hendricice demonstrat ration on the ‘ath tne zs ‘ign Club met lest it. Capt. H. i Deals lowing Officers wi elected: A. Johnson, Ti the chair and vm we Chane : Chant secretary, and | president: Whit Hammett, Vice president: B. — hearing addresses by Messrs. S| bee, secretary; muel jurray, of "Battimare, JH. Fai 7, of Wimaatt. Wm. -Davidson, Lewis Wright, Titrets: and others, it was that the | Captain Johnson and John R. Mahorney, agreed lub make arrangements for a torchlight pro- | finance committee: Messrs. John T. eo ¢ession in honor of the election of Hayes and Wheel d that state republican associa- jons be invited to participate. na eager Knights of Pythias. FRATERNAL VISIT OF BALTIMOREANS. Last evening a delegation of twenty-five members of Golden Lodge, No. 1, Knights ot Pythias, of Baltimore, arrived here to pay fraternal visit_to Franklin Lodge, at the Navy Yard. They were reeeived at the Bal- timore and Ohio depot by Messrs. Frank Langley, Bobart, Clark, Hansii, and Wil- Mame, of Franklin Lod, Messrs. Dun- ning, Moling, Kline, Weil, and Douglas, of Mt. Vernon Lodge, and were eseorted to Franklin Lodge room, where they were wel- ee and addresses were made by Mess J.T. K. Plant, Joseph S. Martin, Lang- ley, and Du nning, which were responded to by Robert Brown, Dr. M. K. Burkhard, Reb- Dper and others of the visitors. Mr. Robert G1 laspey, K.of Sand R.,on behaif 6f Golden Lodge, presented Franklin Lodge With two full sets of steel armor, which were received with appropriate remarks by Mr. Joseph 8S. Martin. about fifteen pounds, was r. Plant, which compliment he acknowledged in fitting terms. At Franklin Lodge, besides the es, there was music, vocal sas in- See, by M essrs. Decker, Langley, J.H. Kline, the latter giving a num oy of banjo, harmonicon, iano solos. The visitors were next to Baier’s hall, corner of Sth and E streete, where, after a welcome song by the Pythian Choir, led by Mr. W. H. Tucker, a fine ba cussed. company next proceeded to the upper ball, where for several hours they gave themselves up to enjoyment, singing, reelta- tions, &e., in Fehich the Pythian Choir, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Kline, and others took part. Among the visitors were P. C.’s William H. Mariner, J..0. Healy, Robert Gillespie, Rob- resented to Mr. ert E. Cooper, M. L. Sy S. C. Miller, and Jasper Brown; C. M. Wanerberger, C.C3 ve % 2 John Shafer, M. A.; John Little, Pre! plate, coed; Jurors Drawn.—Today Were drawn to serve jn the Deeember ofthe Criminal Court, whieh will be con- Yened on Monday, 4th proximo, by Judge MacArthur : Grand Jurors—Thomas Welsh, Johnson avenue; James Wallace, Georgetown; Leon- ard C. Bailey. 19th street; Charles A. Acker, Ist street northwest; Jas. T. Castleman, street northwest; Wm. Thompson, Metropol- itan Bank; Ed. Crusor, S street northwest; Jobn R. Dale, Georgetown; John M. Butler, ‘Vermont avenue; L. C. Campbell, Penusyl- Yania avenu Robert Beall, Pennsylvania avenue; Frank Hume, Pennsylvania avenue; Frank 8. New Hamphire avenue; G. W. ith street northw Sharles A. northwest; James Hudson, E street; Jourdan W. Maury. K street; W. H. Lee, G-orgetown; Samuel Emery, B street; Osceola Gr-en, county. < Petit Jurors—M. C. th street Rorthwest; Chas. H. corgelown; Edmund Handle: E. Zug, "Rhode Island A huge gavel, weighing | Farley and Mary Mitchell; George 7th | will sell 100,000 tons of Scranton coal at oseph B. Wells, Georgetown; | penses as far as possi agit 2ist street | pled holders of stocks on the market Wm. N. M. Shughrue, D. E. hel ~ executive comm ties, chief marshal; David Knight, Wm. Whalen, Frank Walker, Thos. Fahey ard David Gregg, assistant marshals: M. Shughrue ard D. FP. Mockabee, marshals of the mounted men. A committee was ap- Folnted to draft @ constitution. Mr. Furey, or. Culver and others addressed the meeting. —_2—__—_ AMUSEMENTS— Na/ional Theater. — “Mar- ried in Haste,” ited by an excellent cast at the National Theater, makes a most inter- esting entertainment. Where every charac- ter is so well sustained the performance can- not fail to please. Messrs. James, Treville, Denham and Marble, and Miss Cummins and Mrs. Germon are all very good in their a, roles. "heater Com —<Neota, the Avenger,” is brought out this week with ‘Miss Jennie Mor- ton in the leading role. The programme further embraces sketches, speelalties and varietjes of all kinds. Oar MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ts: Joseph Dowel and Margaret N. Hicke; ‘Bu- chanan and Lizzie 8. Montgomery; James H. Laovhardt and Mary B. Fuersinger; Wal- ter Drummond and Emily M. Bates; James Thomas and Helen Johnson. pe meno -remenaatanele CANARTES.—Thos. Dowling has just re~ ceived another splendid lot of canaries,which he is selling at ivate sale. ——-—___. REMEMBER that Durang’s Rheumatic nquet was ‘aise Remedy is the aay reliable cure—rheuma- tsm, gout—A proticrcaial oe ee THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE for the last week reported, to the 18th instant, shows & falling off on that of the previous week of 118,820 tons. This di tonnage for a single week shows about the true condition of the coal market. It is dull and weak as to prices. The supply of coal is in excess of the demand, and thus the future of the trade is without encouragement or buoyancy. About the — ——— end to this condi- tion of affairs is through the operation of the the following | monthly auction sales of coal at New York, Term | the effect of which sales is to destro; confi- dence in prices and to steadily, one by one, crush out of competition the ‘smaller and weaker operators. To-morrow the Pennsyl- vania Coal company will sell 100,000 tons, and the Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern Railroad company announces that it b- He auction on waeeey » While it is re- Veena that the mani of the Delawareand udson will not offer any coal at auction this month, and that they will reduce ex- ible. “It is not probable | that there will be an: any marked activity in the cou! trade during the present ¥ is not thought yes eS produce coal at any lower prices; but orders for coal are not Ukely to inerease so long as there are crip- whose necessities may force them to sell at less than the ni cost of production. The line and retail trade here is nearly steady, and prices of the several since of coal are un- Fhanged —{ Phila. Ledger, 200 A YouTHFUL VOYAGER FROM AMSTFR DA™.—An officer of the Leonard fen A ge New ear, though it west, we Ballantyne, New | York) police found a little curly-head York avenue; J. F. Wollard, Geo. Gaddis, | drenched to the skin and w to spea! wth street southeast; T. E. Clifton, Massa- | from exhaustion,on one of the Amsterdam chusetts avenue; Geo. C. Tompkins, 'D street | steamship company's piers, Sunday morn- northwest; Sayles J. Bowen, W. M-Shuster, | ing. He was taken care of by Mrs. Webb at H. C. Windsor, Warren, lith street | the police central an inter- northwest; W. Wb Tucker Pennsylvania ay: | preerhe said:—“My name is. Carl. Seuft enue; G. Galles g J. E. Miller, toa I dealer; | and I lived in Amsterdam, Holland. My Horace Marshall. sth street, ndary | father gave me a bad beating three weeks A. Ross Ra: wn; John A. J. Cres- | ago.and H ran away from nome 8 well, John H. i Gatien, Water street; John Ea- | came on I got on board of a big ship gleston, Mount it; John H. Bird, W. T. Brice, Water street. —— ‘HH. Dempsey, Arthur THE MILITARY AND THE RESTAURANTS. I Ifa | w bhind some boxes, and the ne: found that I was out at sea. ‘On th = thirdd ad out I was discovered and taken before the lain, who scolded me. When I got here I ‘The — of the restaurants in some sec- the big ee peng I don’t know where I ti ay were largely increased last am. I wi go back home, and know I night by the presence of the troops here. | can get baci om ‘Toe boy will bc aent home, Doubtless a are not aware that Gg ny heme a law, 861, in Felation to selling or. A QUARREL AXD A SuicrpE.—Satarday ving auor to soldier is yet in force, hav- | Mr. John Wolf and wife, residing at No. ri ng been re-enacted in the Revised Statutes. son avenue, klyn, quarreiled about The law may be found in sections 1,181, #2 | Some trivial matter. After hie nd his din- and 3, 136-7, consolidated statutes re- | ner Mr. Wol out in lating to the District, and it makes it unlaw- | Placed the muzzle of a eae at his 8 forehead fal for any to sell, give or administer | and fired, the ball en the head directly ia above the it eye. Phys ‘icians were ii to any soldier any spirituous or intoxiesting ye right a] a a were imme- liquor under a penalty of $20 fine, or days im Jail; that if any person who fer or permit any soldier or person wear- ine nisce they shall, te ject to lik ‘sul ie Eicment, ‘ant in either case in ‘addition to the penalty above the license shall be for- —_——o——. gO, THE SovuTH CAROLINA yy ym was conc’ SOCIATIO: night, H. Girard the Cen be Dr. — blr Me re A preamble and resolutions were adopted relation to the recent election in that state, the preamble setting forth cases where it is sileged intimidation, violence and fraud had ay | him to drink on his or her | @ 1; 4 relief, and say he will surely die. Wolf was a German by birth, and has bee: collector for a brewing firm for a long MISS MARSHALL'S Vicrory.—tThe final contest ieee miles, best two = three, for js Mi: mg a Tast. Satarda; a Talent ies. il Park garden, In New York. Miss ‘Marshall was in the winner that evening and therefore wins the match. She walked the distance ay five hours and twenty min- beat her competitor about one ‘the democrats, and the | Mile. seusbenione cles * he serious attention of the fair-minded and well-meaning of the whole country to said acts, stating togiaring and stupemious a fraud are equat, so glaring and stu; Sa are - ed only by the astounding assurance on the part of the chairman of the state democratic executive committee of recommending the observance by the churches throughout staze of South Carolina of a day of foating and pra yer for the success of sch methods as ‘veloped in the preamble. —s—— A Littte Boy BurNEep To DraTH—It that the little sop of Policeman G. W. was inentioned in THE STAR of last oveniee there bein; © | toan article in the Petersburg Indez- A; JosEPH JORGENSEN, republican, con; from the fourth Virginia district, ¥ entered —_ in the cireuit vag of against of the Rich- sich for allege bel, laying dam- ‘The suit is based on mn ne ages at an edito- iin fc a cs re referring mond Dy — with ee of pul ite = s “4 ic A peas MARSHAL.—The fall term of the ‘Cnited | Siates court at Padu- cah has been uence of no marshal. The President re- . Burns by appointing Col. O'Neil. moved C was frightfully burned yesterda: mening Judge Ballard refused to receive 0” nel until while the servant left in charge The} was absent. ite sufferer, notwithstamd. ing the efforts of the pbysicians—Drs. Roberts and Adams—ied a’ it five o'clock day afternoon. Mr. Nokes’ wife died a few he house | he should be reaj inted. and as thi not been done there me ientonsk ana te eoart cannot be FENIA N EXCITEMENT.—Some excitement Ota: esterday months since leaving a number of small | Ws created in wa, Canada, y« by children, and he concluded to continue house cireulation of ® rumor ty keeping, eneploy ing a wervant woman to take | bad been ordered to the yg aed to oe the of the house and children. Yesterday Seon this woman locked the oungest rh la Cheah Coane ue s caier, ee omen to-day in the trial o: case of JN. ¥ Frook “ Sed Mr ET. Payne tee ee Bisinct ae Th Fenians. It was aseertained, no such orders had been issued, rae ‘the mills in the tary department hat instructed volunteer of- ficers to hold thems¢lves in readiness for an: ‘which may arise. i the | emergency THE STEAMER =a MA, oe cently by su) 2 Cobane, has been seen oft ‘ortugas for Laguayra; a 8) ae ae isin pare Bhe hed qule nie ants aboard, — of pt bain ai This gk gh Be! = pda! 2 50g Droperty 0 ‘of ar the ou done sary VALUE oe 5 Sonerons HUSBAND. ini Seago eo fring wt rns under the civil dam- coommun, ey main- | age act ‘or the loss of the nee ase = a rms in in te ind, Burns ma having sold i m= ‘Wagenhetser's ind pity, nf, word win tm, —s jury fie jary eave her 810 leon and maintain » the A tone THAT Cost $1,700—J. ——— value has de} jated until it ix not now | land of Canada, a passenger on the Worth over $7,000, ward bound express train, heft the = rt Snd der his absence his ‘weatesbon Bunorans Anovt—At an carly hour this Was robbed of €11100in bank notes. morning & relar got res! jo. 232 New Ji but some of the in- BisMARCK is expected in Berlin within a mates ‘wane seonbaaed tied he took and | few days. A that ina New left. Officer Berkely saw him leaving the | York Taper recently of his premises and gave firing several shots | health, in which it was -~ of ‘&t Bian, but failed to bring him to. ----Offleer Soltesin wereqpedntet, to Som last night arrested a ous yellow | be an utter on sus; i ‘and ie cg gad of Willams | «i PSE" Ray ey Gano yaenily ae vento the detective It is that he | 200n contradicting absol) the story of from Fredericksburg, all has escaped | P2ti® correspondent. from the jail at that place. that they had pron: ———— money. Romaw~ Gorp Cnarxs, loc! , bracelets, DIED WHILE and wets to match; Lake George ‘diamonds, | as Mr. J. B. Reese earrings, pins, crosses and finger rij to | ber of the We match, fecelved at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, | Hem’ on No. «7 ee avenue, near 4% | he felldend. He — ——_+—_—_—_ { Pottsville Chronicie. BALTIMORE aND ONIO RATLROAD—On S77 The legislature of North and afier to-day the seven o'clock p.m. ex- | is more than two-thirds democratic, aed for Balimore will be discon casey ond coment 5 8. Benator to succeal 2a THE aera Comey IN GENERAL TE! To-day, Judges Olin, Wylie, Macarchur, and Humphreys on the bench, Sher- man, of the New Pa money (on motion of Mr. Ww. esroe John H. Rie», of Main>, a begeg Mr. W. W. Weed,) were adinit- the bar of this court. a ior agt Nailor; taken under advise- he case of T. N. Maudin agt. Ormes and ae ee Se up—Mr. J. ‘Edwards for det it, Jones and Mr. Enoch Toxten for complainant. In this case com: seeks to enjoin defendant, Jones, due on a. —_ seas de paatattavoom Wi tice’ , com ones is an a due, held by com} may set of amount to be due com; the note. There is no allegation in the bill solvent; neit is there any averment of fraud, accid or ‘mistake. or any other facts or cit nt the com- ainant from recovert: is #ileged claim Jones. Naudain appealed from Posi ornaments “ap or tote dy 4. Dobson . Tragat, as- sault on J. R. Wheat; $0 A “Henry Mat- thews, it larceny; } Fowler, assatt gaiiey; nix -months in jail. lew ‘owler, assou! lt D. A. Wh itiaw; the ‘peace. ‘aceault on dE. Boteler: is The offi Private Pfaff, entered _ the rear of a shoe shop, there found five men pleying at policy. MA were taken, to- gether-with a box ickets and other para- alia, and all were presented to the court is morning, the offiesrs and some of the men giving testimony. The court imposed a fine of #500-and thirty days in jail, and in de- fault of the ine seven months = i. ay. taken @nd $1,000 bonds fi a itewart, larceny of four yards fat silk, worth $16, from Austin P. Brown; six mouths in ii. William Reed, colored, burglariously king into the residence of Emily Gibbs nd mi stenting. & Wateh and some money; grand jury; bonds fixed af £1,000. Frank Smith, assault on Thomas Conroy. These are two station-house lodgers, who got in a quarrel Jast night in their quarters, and Smith drew a razor and seve 08 at Conroy. Two razors were found on Kim. Judgment suspended. James Coleman, street swear- ing; $5. Richard Anderson, «ame; $5. Frank Smith, a station-house lodger, charged with flourish ing @ razor at a fellow-lodger last night and threatening to disembowel him; $50 or sixty days in the chain ga: Arthur Miles and James Holmes, throw ng stones in the street; €3 each. George Lee, indecent exposure; $10. George Scroggins, disorderly; $5. Wm: Harper, disturbing the audience at the Theater Comigue; $10. ndafl Henson, loud; $5. John Waugh and John Ferguson, same; $5 each. James Harrison, a colorel ry i. This was rathera bright-look- ing boy, and Mr.A.K. Browne being incourt offered to take charge of him, and the court turned him over to him, the having no lace, which is in parents, Michael McMahon, selling liquor without _ license; contin case under bonds. Wm. Reeves, col larceny of a lored, coat from Charles Stott; six months in jail. SviT FoR BREACH OF PROMISE.—AN in- teresting suit for breach of promise of pl riage is on trial in the city court, Brookly: before Judge Re: oem e plaintifr in the action is Miss A. Marony, a damsel of thirty summers, ‘wi 0 sues James Langstaff,a young man residing on Myrtle avenue, rooklyn, for $15,000 damages. It is alleged by the plaintiff that she was oe asa forewoman in a cloak store in New York, and that in the early part of last summer she was introduced tothedefendant by the latter’s aunt. Langstaff, whose father died about a "year and a-half ago, leaving him D ig oie valued at over one hundred and fi thou- sand dollars, it is alleged, fell violently in love with Miss Marony, and asked permis- sion to escort her home, which was granted. He visited her bag d often, frequently wrote her most gushing jetters, declaring his pas- sion in the warmest terms, took her to places of amusement, presented her with a valuable diamond ring, and on several occasions took her riding in Ce: itral Park. He finally begged her, it is also Van age to be his wife, and after several refusals she consented, and the Ast of October was fixed as the day for the wedding. Miss Marony immediately spent, as she alleges, all her ready money’ for her trosseau, and a few days previous to the day fixed for the nuptials she was astonished to receive a letter from Langstaff regretting having made the promises, and stating that ps knew he had treatea aer badly, but beg- her to exeuse him. She called on him a friend, when he told her that the letter haa been written at the urgent solicitations of his relatives, but that since sending it he had repented of hisaction, and again renewe 1 his ise to marry her. He accompanied her home, but the next morning again re- fused to carry out his agreement. The de- fendant denies the material allegations inthe complaint. aias. ALLEN of Calaveras, Cal., lives on e Stage-road between Railroad Flat and West Point, and she dreams sirange dreains. On 24 her house was entered by a robber during her absence, and her watch and ketbook were stolen. That night she saw Th her dream a thief enter her house, take the watch, and follow the trail up the river. In the morning she whistled for her dog, mount- ed her horse, and followed the trail upstream. A ride of a mile brought her to an old aban- doned quartz mill, and in the ruins she dis- covered the man she han seen in her dream. She accused him of the nett, but he stoutly denied haying committed it. Shedetermined to goto West Point for an officer, but a proceeding a short distance resolved to the tramp give up the plunder at all Kolamerg reached the mill the man had gone, but with the aid of the dog she ‘overtook him ‘him about half a mile up the ridge. Dismounting herself with a stout club, she that she knew he had the head hi ich felled neon ae chaps at She whi ground. ‘watch and her wallet in his boots. irs. Allen of Calaveras then went hame to sleep—perchance to dream. Dr. BELLows A DISBELIEVER OF THE STORY OF ADAM _—* Eve.—In weirs Souls’ ee yesterday, the Rev. Dr. Bellows treated the narrative of the at hn of Adam and Eve as a fable. He thought that they were not at any time innocent or nearer perfection than many penne who lived ‘after the their day. Conseq uent! e they never fell from perfection. He denied were the first beings on earth, averred that the human race existed long before Adam's time. He ——s “We must ooery = je me ntly. Some parts oi unprofitab! Soe obscure; ties ‘still ‘other portions incaleulable value. It devolves upon unas Unitarians to read the agp aright, and the sacred those who do to thet duty yechen eof all petitions to the most com) ive al Creator. 7. ¥. Sun, 2th. ——— THE Poe BY BALLOON—A Frenchmai North Pole by means ot of travelling % ; k rf a 5 Fi rs, Sergeant Acton and | GEORGETOWN. ACCIDENTALLY Suot HIMSELF—A col- CiTY ITEMS. Cors Enleves Sans Douleur: man hamed John Bowles, living near Desinen meals egies, lures, seignes the Chain , aocidentally killed himself | avec succes, aged ay eur ‘ite, Chirope- Sunday night tant by the tal dis- | a Numero Pennsylvania avenue, charge of a vis-a-vis Witlants' Hotel, ‘soins donnes THE CONCErT last week for benefit of the | chezlul 8! lomieile, $3. Le Desteur Wake, 2 est etal ii a Washington depuis 186 Baxer's Con Liven O11 axp Pmos- leading ph: new Trinity Parish schools, netted about _ oe gratifying result for the friends CGuare TRADE. — Arrived — FE. F. Wheeler, bit 4,700 bushels of st to J. G. and J. M. Waters. —. or Lire—A ‘You have conferred MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings achs, by maki pleasant ene schange. this satena mataben oe to 4500 valual ble m coon Let Its the only f ei 2 hoe Sinenazes sont by se Baker Co., Philadelphia. AMUSEMEN LADIES’ GOODs. J 3. HARTMAN, ‘& great boon | pole, m the sick and those with Bong po stom- | ‘of our most | and will return to New York City and open rooms oa MEs. SELMA RUPPERT, | 614 NINTH STREET RENOWNED SPIRIT (Opposite Patent Om « PHOTOGRAPHER will stop or atew . i miseries | Borin ZEPH COLONEL CASEY Ss. s EMBROIDERL 156 A Sraeer Nonrmnast Large selection of EMBROIDERE SLIPPERS Return to Philadelphia, Cincimantt, AS a and Slipper CUSHIONS wr TIGHT SCREENS, and TOWEL MACKS MERINO CLOAKS for Children, of superior cle- WORSTED GOODS. and Canvas id Chicago, Mreet att _®ance in white and dark colors. coe ATIONAL THEATRE. HE LADIES OF WASHINGTON aut wR Smoxe Behrend’s Patent ‘Catarrh pels cols | get fear taahiaeac that MADAM TO. NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, » hes ° Boum ea gh Ay a Lo Les HEApAcnE if 1 | pit amnesone ithe ‘s an ly. ween Ar DIL At specific cures in Fington and’ John + the latinr a , at Ebbitt House drag store. 11,13 MARRIED 08 HASTE. nm Consolidation line. In fie 8 epg ‘With LOUIS L. JAMES, Walter Treville, George W. fracas that A gna’ the | same wise for auth on 5k Denham,John Marble, Edwin Varry, G. Stretton, CLOAKS® CLOAKST Tight car ofhis antagonist, He subsequently | , “77% peg ag nt patie pa WH Berton, W. Hf. Downing, Mise ilen Com ington, tronize Dr. White's estatishment, | mins, Mise Alfa Perry, and Mrs. Germon im the cast _ was al day for shooting Win Roa | pace ee Nov. 2—Mrs. Oates’ Enelixh Opera. novad-tr ust received « large ~* here by Constatie bunions, diseased nails, chilblains, vascular a cities Sc ee tates: < a writof requisition, ad cos eee Ore | excresences, etc. Fee 'et per visit.” Eatab- ee EQMIQUE, Eleventh Street, |" ** fore Justi: ~ Beerhouse: Tishea in Washington, D. C., in 1861. ‘ennsyiven aa SUITS and WATERPROOFS sclling ‘The case was dismissed by the plaintiff ro- ae 5. y NI ——— fe memned Ey the pinin (ra | ReMmovat.—Firs ass Gass rouring ant Dyeing. | OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. #8. HELLER ' by the two sides, afd Arrington releassd ty | A. Fischer bas eblarged his esta anaes be Performance RV! IGT. Matines for La- | ‘The best PARIS KID GLOVES t own dogs, pet.them. and train them to Might Temoving to his new building, 96 G street ae%"? EVERY WEDNESDAY and . GLOVES te 92 an has the one supreme aim and apa pores = doors = 9th a eae ond SATU EDAY. NPTERS OON 5 HELUERS Patent Office. By adopt- cao Arrinj “ apa 4 ~~ ing, the hotest tmproveme stn whither er of FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESP ECT. pants, few rtment of CORSETS ett bout W merican or European invent e is en- = : um mann ange ware mnenk ae ede nd | abled to do any work ina manner not to be Variety, Drama. Burlesque and Comedy _ nowt iy S HELLER’ on to the bitter end. It was an affair of this fueled by those not possessing — Bik Orp No.) On Wxbibition (New No. Le UND Kind that caused him to fall afoul of the noted ane. and sale <¥ HectERY of DERWEAR, Latte’ “Sonny” Ward, whose WAS So badiy Tru St. av ‘a St. beaten that Ward wanted to fight about if, J. MH. Squier & Co., ARK s + omens. and Alphonso was cornpelled te shoot Ward BANKERS, No. 439 7a ete preats,cight | HATS. FEATHERS. VELVETS, and MILLI- in self-defence. His quarrel with Brachaker M16 Pennsylvania Avenue, } avers ai ove Odd NERY GOODS below cust at arose in the same way. ‘The Sree mtune || pars Spor cont. iat ‘on depostex, payable shoes Rigs dt Paper fhangings Window ler the Basin wharf, enga: ina | ondemar jal rates on time deposits. hades, Pi . Conds and 1 learned and animated discussion of the | \ Interest paid January and July or cral- sis’ Rings Navie &. ics © BELLER™, m rits of their respective dogs, when Brue- | iged. 5,2,c0 SF Teuws Casi J baker hinted that he had a =o ten days r Pl remember Name snd Number iytly old that, when three months old, would | Dr. C. W. BENSON'S CELERY ASD CHAM- JUSTHLS OLD STAND. Ht “chaw up Arrington’s dog and toss his man- | OMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure ‘Second. hand Clothing Mose, Seen, den ee sled carcass from one shore of the canal to | Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep. “tris thahi met always has at 6 the t’other.” On the principle that “he who | tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and between 6th andith strecis northwest None bey loves me must love my dogs,” Arrington was Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price, promptly attended to. ocths JOMPSON'S Smee a ty eae an ves in for a fight at | 20 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing~ = RLOVES, Nos. S36,8%, “iia High words led to blows ands brawl, | ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. GEORGETOWN ADV ERWTS. re —— = 7 en re = ee FAMILY SUPPLIES. W®. H. WHEATLEY'S a Reduced Prices. N EW GOOD jee Dehesa and Vega w Figs, New © A OVERCOAT, HEAVY BLUE = GERMANIA EAROSS FOR BEAVER, DOBSON B. BRYAN & CO. NNSYLVANIA A Opposite Metrope 'THANESGIVING MINCE ME CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. AMERICAN, IRISH AND SCOTCH OATMEAL. ‘TRIPED FUR BEAVER, $10. 608 novi8-tr LIPPETTS FANCY od BEAVER,; Biue,) FLORENCE BLUE, ot Pr al BROWN BEAVER, SIBERIA HEAVY aig FUR BEAVER, IMP'D WEST OF beh etal PLAIN BEAVER, ROYAL ERMINE ais ee) SUITS. UXBRIDGE a VELOURS wiosecne: — aiamadied WORSTED, ELBOEUF FRENCH Sao" SSIMERE, BURLINGTON amie’ ged BEAVER, received 100 bunches of ASPIN. WALL 8 rade fine bunches—which we offer at New York prices. CALIFORN! TA PEARS. We have a fine assortment of CALIFORNIA PEARS, which we offer at lowest market prices. FLORIDA ORANGES. We hare made arrangements with a gr: EDW. HARRIS a CASSIMERE, CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE, 816. ower to 9 7 ecularly the vet hity ORIDA ROY'S CHECK WORSTED, IS, which we will ell at" priccs equally low g15. can be bought in New York or timore. hey wilt receive first shi E. PHI Som With BARBOUR & HAMILTO: cers, 637-639-641 Louisiana avenue NEW CROP RAISINS, FIGS, CURRANTS. GLOBE MILLS ciate” EER: novi6-6t BULLOCK’S BLACK ae. BROWN PLAID, LONDON BASKET ads csi RUSSELL DARK SET CAmmeee IRON CLAD STEEL CASSIMERE, $10 0 Boxer London Layer RAISINS, ayer WOODWARD BLACK a CASSIMERE, payer Mascatel * ALL WOOL WINTER, PANTALOON up $2.50 to $5. a Call and Examine. = . Now landing and for sale to ‘the trade at lowest A. STRAUS, market rates BARBOUR & HAMILTON. POPULAR CLOTHIER, novis-Im WHOLESALE GROCERS. TALLS 635—636 STALLS 226—228 CENTER MARKET. | NO. LIB. MARKET, | J. A. HOFFMAN. asabove, confident that, he can please all tastes, aske a trial of choice stock o FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. All — conscientiously filled and satisfaction guarantee: ‘augl2-ly desires the sttention of tes public oh the pe sock of F, MUTTON, LAMB AND YEAL to be found at his ‘Now. 638 and 639 | Center Market, and Stall No. 4 West- nor2)-tr Lectin wars geting it a it st \GUNNINGHAM 3 1011 Pennsylvania aevnue. “Hat Factory novis-ly L~E4Ks ver wiitte ery PAINTED MP WALLS CURED WITH ENOLIH GUM COATING PAINT AND CEMENT. M. LANGHORN A eet oct3l-ly 1214 NEW YOR UE. MBs. S. J. MESSER, Dressmaki Sth-stroct wing Side and Box Pleating. Al " for 8, | ern Marne. ‘at each place. Taylor's Patterns and Journals. ? ats. “Orders Toithfally ‘Ailed, and’ purchase delivered | nia avenue. (up stalre augs-1y (CCOMPISERIE iii. JOHN R. KELLEY, JEAN B. 6 I street northwest, in First-clans th and 9th atroets, facturer of between, INE FRENCH CONFECTIONS, AL, LAMB, MUTTON, &c. D BEEF A SPECIALTY. N. BaAsT make own Candies, I can ogee Stalls, 628 and, ‘and 6: Market, ‘9th- them to be pure and always fresh. a. ee . rthern Li Ra0 SPOS! % fice. Auth SOAP AND choriNe on Op | Sela Bez fasta aia toall parte of BERG’ Nee 919 and a3 bite worth ee oe | nati tices by mail attended to ti Sn ; COAL AND WOOD. CARRIAGES. CoaL: COAL COAL! We are Selling, atGreatly Reduced Prices, assortment Wi gton. pager rn eoss nha ans os i CLARENCES, COACHES, ing lower than any other house in the District. Or- COUPES AND COUPELETS, | cover: pong agree attent Our Patent Cvunter-balanced Front FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS AND FALLING- LIGHT BERLIN COACHES, are the lead- ing Carriages of the day, and for beauty of de- Cent “Oftice—623 Lonisi: ne northwest. jana aven: wr Thon es Ser ae haere naar B and © south- Start and Steam Coal Works—Foot of 3d street are unsurpassed. The Paling Fronts to both ore “pov Tn 1, WM. GOERS: nicely counter-balanced by a Spring, (which ar- wut ASH, URNAC 5 rangement is patented,#) and can with ease be Do. Btove. ~~. 6 00 lowered and raised with the 5 Shamokin or R. fe SB ‘We guarantee our work tobe FIRST CLASS, | Pimokin ok Bi A. S06 we wwe & BB and to please in every particular. Pine WOOD, per cord $4, 84 a: do. Go. He é No infringement of our rights, under the above Hic =e Patent, will be allowed. Branch Office—9! CoaL! COAL! READ! READ?! PANIC PRICES! ANTHRACITE COAL from $5 per ‘on up, ac- to quality. Having on hand the cargest stock in the District, embracing every variety, are pre- pared to fill orders at once, without waiting for un- certain arrival of Auction Coal. 2,240 Its. always furnished to the ton. SF Try us before purchasing elsewhere. JOHNSON BROTHERS, Gnd Feereed southrent, Mand -—- <item laa Oftces, 1203 F and 1313 Sth se n.w. sop COAL AND KINDLING WOOD. a ese, iG wi A SAFE. _ CLEAN. STEPHENSON & ons BRO. feds-ly Brant ome 1Zis Penumivente cee. === H. KILLAM & CO., 29 CHESTNUT STREET, dec5-m&th Jy NEW HAVEN, CONN. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! A SPLENDID STOCK OF = TARST Geass BEN. an WIN- J. W. COLLEY, Corner Sth Street and Market Space, FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS ONLY. pk epi go prices, ; Mi above }, at wi reserve, Jess than cost of im- COLLEY. * gamer aS comer th ind Mart Space. (CARPETS AT A SACRIFICE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO BE MADE. AN ATTRACTIVE AT ATTRACTIVE N Wholeaale Gro- | PREMIUM STEAM PYRING AND scoURING | Alo, JOUVIN'S GOLD MEDAL GLOVES ESTABLISHMEST — the new grades a _ MRS M3. HUNT. ESTABLISHED 1831 ee. __ 881 and Gi : With a full Stock of fgn and Dome: ve r Stuffe, Chemicals, Ac... firstciass Workeen, al ie K MILYA’s ee op AY ra — Experi I prepa do a my line ina style an LJ ES’ § ; at by any extachine' the Comat Work rmEES’ SECRS ‘ tent for and delivered without extra char part of the District: received. frum, and ARE THE any a We in the country by mail Mutual Protective Fire insurance Co. st Ww ogee ferson street. BEST IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY INSURANCE. Before buying elsewhere call and see what an ele- fant custom made BOOT you can BUY FOR §5.50, AT 610 NINTH STREET N.w. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE The finest quality of LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES made ¢ Tat short notice. Comfort and bovi-tr OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, (Chartered by act of Congress.) 1509 PE! PP. U.S. TREASURY E. Vice President Secretary and Treasurer. Taesters: WM. B. MN a} ny MJ MISS E. A. McCOR MICK, No. 622 Orn STREET. NEAR UN CLOUD BU Mined 5‘ = All the newest style: in FALL w MILLINERY constantly reoctved. | VTE Opening of Pattern Bonnets WEDNES! Ge tober 18. The ladies of Washington and veoh in- SPECIAL NoTIC novi8-Im TO SOUTH RN NES Vited to exan before purchasing: ag FELT HATS, r] BEST QUALITY, iu all colors and shapes, from @1 up. FANCY AND OSTRICH FEATHERS, nday 5; so oe 20 p.m. daily, except Sund F. DODD, Agent, B. Seventh street wharf, | NOVICE TO THE PUBLI”. Change of Days, VELVETS, SILKS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS, ac, Winter Schedule. mber 23d, the Inland On and after Thursday EADY OF THELARE Captain Jon, . “aptain Jos 1109 F STREET, White, will leave Company's wharf oct. see foot 6th treet, Washington, D.C. for, Norfolk. Por. 4 Bovewen Lit and Sith cirests. reve Munroe ‘and. the every MONDAY and — +9 iT otcaee GENTLEMEN’S GOODS * or Fer POTOMAC MC rire Tspay ‘MORNING Weenint TUESDAY and Fit inay, down, oct 31-2m 5 m. For freight or passage apply at Compaiy » Wharf, on board the steamer ‘THOMPSON'S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY, SIX BEST DRESS Fy TO ORDER FOR THE STEAMER MATTANG leave her wharf, Fit warranted perfect. Ps and workmanship warranted to be firet- MENS’ FINE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY, FINE FLANNEL UNDERWEAR TO ORDER epW-tr 804 F street nw, Le Droit Building. az ron the Putwanac River. as far down as ening, will | THE STEAMER HARBINGER will NESDAYS. Ps SATU, octlo-tf | FOR) POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON, Seaves Camaion ‘s wharf, foot of ye SS) Hr g EE BSDAY, at 7 ‘arric ew ath For informati: at Metropolitan wa” —t nation apply the Metro Bank, berty Market, | (TLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE, PHILADELPHIA. eet wharf on W! ot ED RDAYS, at 7 os eeed Wharf. Brick! y.and x eturn next day a 7 A FALL STYLES Aa NOW READY. BROADWAY DRESS Pinar FROM 85 TO 96 FINE ory. AND sri¥F Prey nas or THE OST APPROVED PATTE: i eee AND CHILDRENS HATS, new ine assortment of SILK, ALPACA and GING- HAM UMBRELLAS, a ™ KERR & GREEN, Hatters, sepl2tr 1419 Pa ave. above Willard's Hotel. Wr ARE. SRCHIVING DAILY x fom aman and intermediate lan lings ta at7 on DAY at 7 a. m.,for Gone River, stopping ‘reasury or at the wharf. jy36-tr VAERRASDEEA. of aenme- TON AND GEORGETO pitt ‘D Musiin arr Steamers leave PHILADELPHIA every SATUR. | BRANCH teat ad sae tsi tae = DAY, at 1012 F street, Washington. eine every 3 "HOS bay wi, 4 J. W_ DARE, Manager. P <p en ped my Tap INEST DEES SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER wishing pods La 10 ii fear have them marked beats bem Fa he ver to ihe BRANCH BALTIMORE iE O0-s ype. | | SHIRT RT FACTORY 1 treet iyn'e Paieaigtie, Goa Mater street, marlé-tr J. W. DARE, Manager. CUNARD LINE Tith the view of IEEE the chan: HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. ching ees of col- | FJOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS, teri sean of your ae Ye outward passage from Queenstown. to New York or Boste meridian ‘ Hoo Bothng to the rth ot of 3 at 43 lat., or E, BRO. & CO., bs n pamage. crossing the meridian wat a lat., or nothing tothe north aa, ‘i sprig THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN New and choice designs in WILTON, VELVET, ROYAL PE OL EAMBHIPS. TAPESTRY, THREE PLY and INGRAIN CaR- BETW: AND LIVER- G, LINOLEUM, 4 » RUGS, | POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. | Ware ce a pair jal Fuom New Yorn. Fno New Yore. pie Ae =. Aprsinia Wea, es B| AbresiniaWod., Dec. 7 7 ow. - + : oa cea oe ee bomen Wed.) Jan. via... Wed., Jos > Jan. recet . ‘Apa evry falling W DNESDAY end SATUR: | “O° Treetvins theke Pat Bock, conseting DAY from New York. CHINA. Decorated and Plain - ghigamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- SEAS WAKE Cag +) .-% “Tare oF oF PAmacr —Cabin, $2, 8100 and 918, ki ae TY, Aik prem eae. Fas eas aia oeee mmatation. Ticket to Faris wilh eck ot om and HOUSEFUR- is es aaa! of Rarope, at WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Darts | _sen80-tr 1008 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 3th sts. : se e en ‘3 "] » to ASSWARE, 57th : Goons, CLYD) ae z SHINGTON, of 1118 ob ARRIVE, an 7° of vuperior quality. For sale st very low prices by HOU! Hi yer qu0tsD aD Sur, for Camb. tif pints Carte tig line will leave Philedel- ue ONE HUNDRED BARRELS KEW YORK SAND REFINED cIDER . SAL C. PALMER,