Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1877, Page 4

EVENING STAR. |ONDAY...... September 17, 1877. Weather Indications To-day. Orric® or Cuter SiG Washington, Septern For the lower lake region. the milile and New England states, falling, followed by Fising barometer. warm southerly, vee to colder northwest win 1 Weather, d rain areas. To-night. Seven, arent udensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York Papers in advance of the mails. Atkivs, a na Vizz arlotte Vanderbilt, which iompkiw bur a few days @g0. got Of yesterday and came up Wo Alex and: a Residents on G, between ith and 13th | Streets southeast, complain that the garbage man does not visit that lorality. and that the alley there is covered with rubbish and rank Weeds, and has not been cleaned in the last two years. | A spiritsd meeting of the Dashaways was held last night, A ein tne | hair, Ross A. Fich, *¢ ddreases by Messrs: ~ ge Savage, J. B. Dene tr felotyre, Jas Willams, Jere H. Thompson ard The ‘first-named urged ny audience not tosign any ap- atict a Lquor lice Mr. Charles vye Was BP) luted AN Rd tional member of ibe comm » Wail on Gen. Birney, Dis- trict attorney. in reference peal cases from t vice —__— A complaint b triet Comin erage on oth west Bre Which Ce joners of the tmp O sire en S an re a i its bnel was iminediately upon {is re- ¢ to advise ure ald scope of his decision, which is ws he advar of Maret funded by the € iburse the es cut of your posses © embarrass the Comm under ot erest on the Jorgress on a diff relmbursem Under sect ready bee coin, for Fationals scored t should bave stood 5 @ fist-class ga The game on + I df Sixth inning, cach s. The game w © more i. Bota clubs pl. ta ng in ve to be player five over. On the same: Asiorias beat tb The gare to-n ¥.on the Fagle grou: Temblar ci Tew between 1) 1. © Astorias wil Nationals will doubtiess be close and in- er 1 Bet game between th prias Were dissatisfied w pire ata | at both cl of the umpire, ed for this AMUSEMENTS. Maud Gratger ance here Hors Ms nit Thee her first apr wad } make K ie M G ‘on of | ‘The Labor Exchange MEETING OF FINANCE COMMITTEE AND \ MANAGERS. The finance committee of the Labor Ex. change held @ meeting Saturday evening, at the cffice of Fitch « Fox; Mr. M. W. Bever idce presiding. Mr. Davis, the treasurer, reported collections in cash amounting to sioisto. Mr. Bryan banded ina check for from Mr. ©. C. Willard. The general subject of the best way to colleet money was talked over, ard the opinion seemed to pre- ‘il that the city should be divided into dis- triets. Gen. Mussey sald thata gentleman bad been very successful in canvassing one of the departments, by receiving subdscrip- Ucns in small ums to be paid monthly, and that arrangemenis were In progress for a LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE. ‘The Matter of Licenses Faitor ot ths Star-—The Baltimore Sun of to-day, in the letter from this city, states that | “Mr. Birney, attorney for the District, wants the National Banks liere to test the validity | of the law requiring them to take out Dis- trict licenses, by paying the tax under pro- test and sueing to get it back.’” Perhaps the banks woa'd like the benefit of our experi- ence in that line. We paid a broker's license (S100) under protest; and, upon application to the Commissioners to have the money re- funded. were favored (February 26th, 1877) with the following opinion of Aitorney Bir- ney: “In my opinion you bave no legal right to Tefund the money. A citizen las the rigit to take out a broker's license. Whether he a 7 ; a avails limself of it or not aferwarts | | goaabee pore eo matter wiich docs not concern the Dlatric*. » nd the finance eomrmnt Ifyou are to refund the license fee of every sae Fray tage if mel gs committes | roan who makes a bad bitr,ain th taking oct was added to ihe board. Mr. Bryan tendered tus fetiehe says: eWhilet acting asTisinie: | Cmmentis untecessary. Weald not sue io Commissioner, 1 cannot consisienily hold | Sonu. ¥ another office involving such relations as | “ ea 2 are likely toarise between us, especially in | case of Congressional appropriations through he Commissioners, for charitable purpos n conclusion, he assures them of bi license, you would have your hands fall. 1G & MIDDLETON. vement, Was reportel rs were to visit t Commissi and inspect the Streets of ihe ersiern part of sympathy for and co-operation with their | 4! Tele thaw beet econ Wi cone | lnbor movement c vements at the Intersce ion ot 21 Mr. Bryan addressed the board and urged | © MapNVEniG RVEOUN cee oat He sald bat | ne | fom the necessiiy of Immed ate actiou. thelr scheme was not an experiment had been tried @ century ago ina city th | S!ze of Washington—Hambarg, in Europe— | and it Wasa@ seven years success. He read | an extract upon the subject of the labor ex- change there, which starts out by ine | tue io) pave tome abuinvenia. and ot Nature seems to have destinc! ail her | this will bedone. AVY YARD. | THE CUUCRTS. bape CouRki—Jumige Mis, pro tem. bth t street a then be aco: pairs. are compelled by children fora state of continual exert! ynds on 8 for and perfectibility, se yy attainab bas rasbly stopped of things by whien labor to comfort, the comfort (0 industry, and to all those vir-aes | by whieh the tolling multitude so Int ly adds tothe str veth and bap; ot And while it vesice rty whieh shrinks fr. it enecurages by profi * a a ¢ utr ate charities allt a0 An ' imake beggury ¢ T trad | On motion of Mr. Day! resignation of > Met Was accept t Oto i ation was re pl Bure senta tt. B. Mr. Mitchell Solomons offe 1 society be nts of the District nud fter a disenssion th fon was amended to r xehange is to fv ¢stion of appoiuting @ suy s considered, and resnited lock, forrr asury department | to Wait upoa b | pe. also to ar | pepsetion following weutier y ballot. elected an executive com p, empowered to act in the absence of rd of managers: General Le Duc, Jo bell, John Hitz, A. S. Solomons, and yor M.G. Emery. | SAWYER AND | le Talsrepresente tuts abil $ . . N TRIAL FOR CONSPIKAC Y, ET .-w n . ; ‘9 To-day the Criminal Court, Judge Mac A thar, resumed its June term, and there was | a large attendance of the bar and speciators The cases of F alter ‘ary of the Tre: ines, “ i Comi er of ( H.¥ a H | Po A. Rody and F. W. Brooks, indicted f ' | conspiracy d Sawyer, Hai E A =; >. Joh fin, ers Of the Boveri. i nt claims, and Brook iting false clatn ment WAs represe’ on the gro the Tre absent and urable 28 sick o further postpone the n asked Until to sor- | n set down peremptorily for and he would ne the trial. Mr. Cook then filed a motion ut 0% ernment be required to elect as to which in dietmert they will first try. ells answered that be would call the | iracy case first. | between Professor William Miller. Coog then fi'ed a motion to quash thia | York, a. Andrew Dennel, of Allegany | mebLt; @ the counsel procecded to | county, N. Y., at Masonic Temple, Bulti- argue this snotion. more, of Saturday night, attraciod an andi- | The court overruled the motion to quasi | ence of about 1,290 persona, composed of _ The defendants, with the exception of RF | scme of the most prominent citizens of Balt dey, (who ts out of the country,) were called, | more. Miller’s weight, when stripped, wa: ard plead not guilty. 1 pounds, and Dennel turned the scale at 4 Jury was selected, and the junior counse! | 1%. Three rounds were wrested. The first for the goverment (Mr. H. H. Wells, jr..) by Miller in 2s minutes, the second opened the case for the gover 10 minutes, and the third by | irg about £50 0 peck, and 5 jeurhed until to-morrow, further post- pe | as ae CAse—The Missng ers in Court —It will be remem tmber of papers which ai nals 1422 claims of "Tex ft Mexico for the destru Freperiy, anor the aggregate, veeedings in the eso the matter of inc ~ TRE MEXICANCLA Poy ar » Court niry as to L ry to Wilbur by the property elerk o: | 2, ce. Thi apers “3 : ¢ Saturday re xan i ght the new ken Vows.” pre taltimo: more pape g, and wi 1 Ford's Opera t f. Wm. Mil axe T, the ug two n8—Messrs 8 DeLear—will it.The leading attraction Week is Mme. Duclo’s tr of and the sensation ef the ven tive: OF, tne Dizzy Blondes” will draw crowded bout ex weigh Thos. have a Fray li ts SCSDAY EXxcuRstonists From WASH- INGTON FikED ON AND CavTruRKD iN VinGINta.—For some tine past it has been the custom of crowds of rongh characters from this city to co over in boats to the AT lington Springs, Va., on Sundays, where the day is spent ii noisy sports, to the great an- moyance Of the residerts on that side of the Fiver. This has led to complaints, and the | authorities have been endeavor these roughs from making disturbances on the Sabbath day. Yesterday about a dozen ZoRRE men from this ei'y landed in two it the Springs to eet some water, and while lying about the grass a vollay of bird shot was fred into them from anam- Dbusb ona a@seatteration of the iavaders, some taking to the bushes and some to ibe water. shont went up from the assa‘ling party, who now show:d themselves and male a’ rash toward the retreating party, who were nearly all captured. It was then made known to them that this was a sherifl’s posse of col- ing to prevent cored men. which bad beea onlered to keep | the shores of Virginia clear of disopleriy It was ascertatred that po on in hington party Was seriously tojared by the shots, only one having been bit. he having three hots in the face. The Persons arrested wereall marche! toa magis- Lrate’s house, somewhere across the heights, but were su>sequently released. —s——— ANOTHER HABEAS CORPUS IN THE MEX- eas Cuares Cass.—To-day a@ writ of ha-~ corpus was issued by Chief Justice Cart ter, on the petition of James M. Wilbur, who Js confined in jail im default of £5,000 bail to ‘answer the charge ofthe larceny of a quan- ty of papers pertaining to claims of 1422 Sagairsttbe government of Mexico. Judge Cartier made yurnable to- Seorrew, at Worle, TTY Te af ie in their rear, which causel | shape of Mesars. Hi i Ner for J. M- Wilbur ag: hnson, to compel the lat stract with phaintitl, a 12 powers of attorr voce cd With fhe prosecution of he bill im Uh fe Se! fortuh th: vesident of New York, and defen SA XDERS & STAY WA ansylrania ave N, Pe erty ! Masicians. Uprishts a v. Low prices | Bxsy terme, . b. SUMNER. Agent SUL 9th sree: uort! s¢p10-6e1n Ce 40; that he was employed by # uu ECKER BROS. PIANOS. ber of Texas claimants to prosecute their ‘euperion inetramest : claims for them, and by his contract was to | Mills, 4c. BURDETT ORGANS —" The’ fines receive 5@ per cent. of all sums recovered; | m attfiective reed Organ wade.’—G. W. Mor that Johnson became greatly cedaced in cir | G. KUHN, Bole Agent, Practical Piauo Ms! epms: say nees. aod then sought to sell half his | @O7 lth et, near Pa avenvo. interest (oue-fontth of the whole), and did ST AWARD bargain with parties to do so, but I 1G BE KNABE & CO’S he failed to make any sale,’ ant CENTENNIAL PRLCMPIL. this agreement was declared off, and | Diploma of Honor and Meda! of Merit for Uonoort in Mareh last plaintiff! having some’ bret ness with defendant these claims were talked over, and the result was that an agreement was made whereby he (plaintif!) was to pur- chase @n interest in the same. It was 5! Grand, Parlor Grand, Square acd U Pianos. McOammon’s favorite P. Pianos from ovher celebrated factories {1 Sale and Rex t on the most reasouable terms, Piaoos sold on iretatments. Tuning and Repairing attended to. REICHENBACH S PIANO z gested that the papers being of great valae | BROOMS, 22% lth street, @ few doors above Penna. | that they be placed in tae Treasury for sate | aveuus. Jang ly keeping, and they were there placed, bat = subsequently the defendant obtained the pa- JM, YOUNG S G. YOUNG. YOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT. The most perfect substitute for SOAP and POTASH ver intente One pound 1 to Sour pounds of Soap, For general Lousebold cleaning and for Washing Clothes, Flanneis and Blankets, its uosarp: pers and repudiated the agreement. He iberefore prays that the defendant be com- peiled to execute the contract, &c. — ScppEN DEATH .—Mrs. Catharine Walsh, wife of Thomas Walsh, who lives ats: F | street northwest. dicd very sutdenly at about one o'clock yesterday morning from an apo- | 8uld by Grocers and Draggists at 25 cents pleetic stroke. She retired in good health, | pound. but at twenty minutes to One o'clock com- ¥. Pi ie YOUNG My | plained of a feeling of suffocation. Drs. Offices, ees etun 9:8 nad Fe | Ratkiey and Burrows were at once sent for, sepil-tr ki but on their arrival found her dead. Tue de- cease]. who was an estimable lady, was | T. SPW. OLASK, thirty-two years of age. ———.— ANOTHER LOT of new dry goxls just | Opered. Black cashmeres, blac silks, blacic | alpacas. rew colored dress goods, seal brown, | revy b brown, and dark green ceshine 70 Market Space. { i ‘T. B. OBOBY, Ju, i} | T. EDW. CLARK & 00. | +22 - THE Avis.JoHNson HomtcrpR.— Capt. John Avis, charged with the murder of James Jobuson, at Orkney Springs, Va. a LUMBER, WOOD AND OOAL, few days ago, and who was bailed at the DOOBS, SASH BLINDS,&@. ; | coroner's inquest in the sum of $500, had his brome es Saturday at Mount | Jeckscn, and was batled in the sum of £2,000 | for aprearance for trial at the October term | @ffice, 603 Penasytvania avenue. Corner of the court. Abont one dozen witnesses treet merthwest, | | were examined. The plea of self-defense hart, Depot and Mill, Foot of 4th street | oust, Jel tr WASHINGTON, D.O. LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO was urged. WwW S7-Princess Charlotic, of Germany, 1 8! ortly to be married to the Prince ‘of Meine | American or | abled todo his we H know the best One Doa-, | irgen, and her good grandmother. Queen | @uass! tet Vittoria, will, itis reported, go to Berlin’to | os! odo HEMEL. | Witness the ceremony. cian,@ Pa. ave. i w., Cor. Gs street. aps | OTS | prized to them —MATZ & eR, | casevak _ n of pipes from freeging. gugls-im* GEORGETOWN. THF FUNERAL oF HUG CAPERTON, Esa., took place from Trinity (Catholic) eburch this morning at 10 o'clock. where a | large eoncourse of people had gathered to pay thelr last tribute o: “to the de- ted. The remains were jaid ont in a handsome casket, from J. T. Clements’, un- dertaker, which was profusely decorated with flowers. Kev. Father Marphy officiated, and Messrs. Jos. H. Bradley. Richard T. Merrick, Walter D. Davita; Jotun T. Miteh- ell, W. D. Cassin, Fred. W. Jones, A. H. Pick reli, D. L. Shoemaker, Jas. Goszier were the pecinenree. The interment was in Holly Road cemetery. A BaFFLEp ATTEMPT To SwINDLE.— About three weeks ago a man, who gave his pame as Geo. Johnson, ealled on Mr. E. D. Hartley, commission merchant, represent- ing himself to be a farmer in Virginia, and that be had a large crop of wheat, waich he intended to ship tohim. On Friday last Mr. Hartley received a letter from Jotioson with a bili of lading inclosed for 4,500 bushels of wheat, directing that 1f the vessel arrive be- fore Le did not fo sell for Jess than £1.35, and also,t it be insured, which was done. On Saturday Mr. Jobuson arrived with a sample of the wheat, requesting that it be sold as best it could. which was done. The same day Capt Jono Smit. of the scacooer Emily It. Dyer, arrived, saying that he had a cargoof wheat De xing to Mr. Geo. Johusoa, and preduced @ sample, identical with the one b Mr. Hartley giready had, but that he bad a deck load of amber, which’ would have to be Gispored of b ihe wheat could be obtained. The captain said bis vessel was at havy-yard, aud thai not able to come to Georgetown ba- fore Monday. Shortiy afler the capta left. Mr. Johnson came te again, a t glad to learn that the vessel had arrived, and “; bad some corn business on wanted s 1, &e. As the cargo had sold for (CO, the request seemed & very mo leraie but @8 he was a stranger, Mr. Hartley one declined to let him have #u aptain ja r p Wheat. looked in vain R. Dy Driving rapidly own, ke stopped at ie ation-house and had two police detailed to cok after his en *. When he arrived at his office be fonnd that beth men there, hal watted some me, at ne next dor Teeots ebont their lambs thst M war a small appear red eves Alogerh kebly well pat uy Grain ARK bush Id at st READING NOTIC IF YouR HEAD AcHes go to the nearest drog store for a bottle of Ledilie’s He aac Specitic, and one or two do es will cure it. Only 50 Cents. 2 ’ = CITY ITEM iow TO MAKE Goon Brrap.—Use Doo a ‘ecst Powder, and you will have no dif- | ficulty. The substances entering Into. its composition are perfectly pure, healthy and buiritions. ——EE ‘To bo AS FOLKS OF FASHION Do, spect at least, 5 use Glenn’ y, which Is immensely popalar among the elite of society, and deservedly +0, for itis the most salu'ary of beauti and purifiers. Sold b Druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, £0 cents. 06 ag DYSPEPSTA.— Hostetter’s Somach Bitters are universally acknowledged to be the sover- eign remedy for this annoying disease, as they act directly upon the digestive org: correct and tone the stomach, and give re- newed vitality to the system. Acting de- lightfully upon the nerves and soothing the praiti. renders them efficacions medicine, as well as a genial stomachic. Sashanitr! ares DETERGENT.—Ouie pound eqnals 4 of soap. pee Tue REASON Why all housekeepers and others use th cutdin Security O1 ts Uv , accijent has ever occurred from its u is the best In the world. All storekeep sell it. Try It, aud you will bave uo other. Take ut Aladdin, The above Jr.'s, ¢ ¥,11,3 sede lit Happy TIprxGs for nervous sufferers, | and those who have been (dosed, drage ed | and quacked. Palvermach Telts effectually cure prem ¥, weak- hess, aud decay. Book and Jourial, with information worth (housar ed free. Address Pulyermacher Galvanic C York City. 618,41, . To LADIES AND GENT: to call atieution to A. Fis n Reouring and Dyelog Establishment, No. 996 G street, near 9h street. By promptly adopt- ing the latest improvements, whether of oan invention, he is en- ina manner not to be equaled by those not possessing these faci!- iues. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and Gent's Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in te city on account of his superior work. Give bim & cail—900 G@ street. Punctuality guar- anteed. GEORGETOWN ADVERM Ts. ‘A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS 1 the Wasbingtor ike Company will eld ai the Farm jechanics’ National uk, MONDAY, Cctover Sth, 1577. for the elec Uon of a Previcen’. Treasur d cight Managers serve fi Polls open at Do clock 10:20 CHOOL BOOKS of all kinds at greatly Reduced Prices; also, black Books aid S ativner EK. LUNDY Serbs 444 Be raves Frosry-six YEARS ESTABLISERD. W. D. WHEATLEN'S PREMIUM ST DYWING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT OMice, AV Jefferson Strect, GEORGETOWN, D. Oo. Work sent for and do M fo the ue BiG “T” STORE. E. LEWL co., Pine Grocers, - 1 77 Bridge Street Lt Our Specialties—FINE YEAS anc COFEERD. Lijinors, Proprietors of the Ophelta Segar, SF Trews Can ma.6-ir PROFESSIONAL. D2, QEgBGE KELLOGG to Washington. Office, Ni Office Hours: @ to 11 a.m. m, de iy 8 : De Bee SP ak enysicray. Office—G14 @ treet northwest, bet ween 6th and Tth streets. sep7-Im 711 G street. opposite Pat FH etoeite Picctricion and Moda Maker, x. perimental work @ specialty. Mxpert in it causen. jel-ly _T, M TALBOTT, Dentist. Daina eC hocet corner 7th Pe. | streets northwest. Teeth inserted § oro my23-ly Dah ites 7 obstinate Chronic aod Acute Diseases. Consultation five, Olfice houre-8t0 11 w.in-and $to8 pam, Seid 13" " RSONS. 'ST.—Ofice and real- ty ki ae | the poor free af charce. ‘apd-on BR. J. B. GIBES. = DENTIST, <=] REMOVED tn STREET. malay 2D 70 Goo tiempecn's Drak Store. E, DURE, DENTIST, 422 Tih etrect south- West, between D and E ee Bean. tafnl wets of Teeth, @2; Teet Millied, $1; AS RETURNED 1332 G stroet. to & and @ to 7p. aeplo im* |, The Magnetic Healer, KK WHITE, T! amr’ _ : tracting without cents. ‘opera tions warranted, = octe8-ly = zi EMA Scucrres & baw VI: FEESCO, DECORATIVE. OSNAMENTAL and ‘7237 Mh strest northwest. SPECIMEN HOOM, 710 E street northwest. fenui-ly WASHINGTON, D-O- PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER! Now {s the thme before the busy season com- IMences to bi * "HEATERS, BANGES, &c., repaired by my first-class workmen. 2" Leave your orders at W. D. WYVILL’S, sopt-tw 452 Pennsylvania avenue. A GOOD PREVENTIVE FOB NEU- BALGIA AND OATARRBE _ angie DEMONGEOT'S HYGIENIO WIGS. ; —OAP }AL FOul q So nie DETERGENT. inquire aboutle asa mental | AMU | OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY RVENIVG SEPT gore. | GRAECO ROMAN WRESTLING CONTEST. =MENTS. PROF. WM. MILLER. ‘Tue Cuamrion of THE Woatn, Wil Le matched with BEY-TER, QE TE Bis e samme Two Ds Leck Wet MBBSBS. THUMAS FRAN and JACy . Will havea WRESTLING BOUT Best to im three: no trtal 0) last over 3) minutes. ‘This will be the most magnificent exhipitton of hye ms strength ever given | tn in every way accepta- wi Ralt urls M atremendous ifthe city Gallery, 5O cts. NATIONAL THEATER. CAMILLE. | 2, SEPTEMBER 17—ONE \\ REK ONLY The Youne ano G1 "a Artiste MISS MAUD GRANGER, Scpportec bv MR. LOUIS L. JAMES AND THz ABW DwaMATiC COMPANY | | | | | | CAMILLE. In active rehearsal, | ‘MILLE utirely mew play CAMILLE jof the Emoticnat School, | | CAMILLE adapted from the French CAMILLE by Hart Jackson, Esa, CAMILLE Ent CAMILLE BROKEY MATINEE SATUR AT? Sept. 4—THE DaNICHe. | ordinary cast (THEATER COMIQUE, ith Street, BELOW PP NNSYLVANIA AS ENUE OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. FORMANCE * VERY NIGHT. Lear= and Child -kY WED- NESDAY 1 SATUBDAY AFTERNVON FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESP and Com) LE EXHI AND S MAT ART GAL reet. fee Oil Pat ler st Pictures, Frm Rings, Nails. &c., in the District BF THbMs Cast 7 Phase remember Namo ard Nenibor. jy11y | OW IS THE TOS B 414 Ninth street, Contains the largest and cholecet assortment of MEECHANT TAILOBINS GOODS ever before offe | KEEN a 1 to the Washington pin PIRCK GOODS. and be + Garm, tiers, and with engages to turn public Keops but th Merchant tates. r material advantage ite at KERNS. wod-3m Ci N A LD, C. GEO. MEA Niss* ~— ring establishment in the U jentlemen will fh to leave their orders Ss | Branch Balilmere Shirt Fs » LOL Northwest. Wartmgtoa.D. ts 7 St We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER tn the most clecant manner f Fine DRESS Silthis ‘made to order of Wamn- gutta Muslin ard. Te r : | garta Muslin end Teen Hundred. Linen, for ntia Muli ¥ | lin and E: red Linen. for 6) q Boy's Fine DBESS SHIRTS, 12, 12% wad 1S ince ont) 60 cons, Fine Four-ply Beversisle OOF FS oply 25 centea pair. Six € EK COLLARS ‘for § gvarsnteed to give matisf fit. All goods sold are ewarant+ the money reurned. sug2ttr The best and cheapest | ATs, H | HATS, UMSREULAS and CANES tn the city at WALTER KEWS, UMBRELLAaS, | \| CANES. | 1419 Penna. ac, angil-tr rpHompson’s, | LEDBOIT BUILDING | Mancfactures to order SIX BEST DRESS SHIATS FOR 913 50. FIT, MATEKIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSKD. | PURCHASER SATISFIED OB MONEY BE FUNDED, Gentlemen leaving the ci-y for the sesson car leaye their measure, and créer at pleasure from 3 Cistance. Shirts, Collars, Oats, Drawers, &c., at popular prices, constantly in stock. MEN'S FINE FUBNISEINGR. THOMPSON'S BHIRT FACTORY LeDroit Buitsivg Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's, Ini-ly_No. GV Penn's ave., Washingtou, & M. CUNNINGHAM, PRACTICAL HAT 149. TER, is prepared to do al! kinds of work jes0-tr J. HEIBERGER, (Buccessor to H. F. London & Co., CITIZENS’, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, inthe Hat ‘line, tuciading Silk, Soft, Straw and Bit Hats. Satisfaction cuaranteed. Fao- tory 626 G street north myi-tr F [Ape AMILY SUPPLI 5 HOUSEKEEPER ECONOMY? 1 Tocur cae PICKLES PRESERVES, J NEP GOODS for the fal w Wtnke ys urerder for them prerares the very bee nthe ¢ ing a in genera’: Ifyon able to prepare yonr Lies and CaN: | and eprivi ures APPLES. BLA LCHERRT ES. € 3 CEES. PRaBs E ASPLES. PLUMS, INCFS. RASPEERKLES 1 RaW KESKIES, TOMATS. MEED'S SONS, FINE G200ERS, 1216 F street northwest, JOWN FR. KEL LW, ae Deuter in First-Class EEF BER Mp an ‘ON, Ere. i} COKNED BEEF A SPECIALTY Stalls 628, 620 Center Market. 9th street wit 1 208 Norchern Liberty Market. or address Box F13 City Post Office. Mar- Keting delivered free of charge to ail parte of the city. woplaly Cc OFFEE. Bert Java, roasted. 55 cant- j Maracatpo and L: Best Early Rose, arly Boss, 5) conts half bushel. y, TEACHES to ket. GabTALouPEs. WaTEMELONS on foe. rerytbing firrt ciass, at SPsFra, We cents; Choice Bio, 2 cents; Good Blo, j 25 cenis, “Breeh ros sted, ground tn presence of us: | ‘ Cc. WITMER, sepi-te 1918 Pennsyivania avenue. — | Loon LOOK! LOOK! | _bisbler's oxtra Print BUTTER, focet im market, | ‘Acorn Print, 40 centa. | sock Roll Butter, 30 cents. ote Ghoieo CORNED | -quarter j ore-quarter | POTATOES. 98 cents bushel. j FRANK J. TIBBET'S Palace Market, | englttr Cor. 14th st.and New York ave, oT IP TOP.” OHALYBEATE SPRINGS. ‘This water, which ts‘‘very like Rawley,” may be qhtained from the Springs, on sib surbet: pear the Treamary 7 sagan dal 10-20 @. wm. and Jaclitties for FI TOS goods. Mey Building: corner offthand Rom.” wugieaar” 0 HUMBUG—L, RICE will pay taiz ND-BAND CuOT RING, Be 18. 01 vos, 023 detwean south, How br’ easiest so led. = ae L2zorr OLOTHING, a4 ania for thee Senta! Base, at | to EDUCATIONAL. r HE MAPLES, A FAMILY AND DAY SCRO"L FOR YOUNG GADIES. Bichmor! Bit. Stamford. Conn. advantages excelient Yerm« fosnitthe times, ACérees Mise M.@ A. FESSON. DEN. Principal. eop.7 Im* MiUSSES POLLOCK AND » merly with Miss Mar wer: Ot BIPST Ish street northwest ne Kindergarten ard *ch seutage cfathovorgh ¢ nitted bet weep the aces ofS ae ts in Kin¢orgarten wi tt vary of Mer ine Pru» bel «ew system of e¢weatio ee ened teachers as fay syetem (n thie oneatiafae @ploma to f obiity. therics ALSEST&o FTTORE RARICT be PROFESSOR OF cal MUSIC, At Mavens i {vBODAY, Sept. 27, Hab ané French Sch ol on MONDAY, Septem. ber 96 127) TBON Het rorthert Seta FPRESCH AND ENGLISH CLASSICAL BOARDING -CHOOL oF REISTSRETOW §. PAT TINONS CO.. PROF. CHAS. EY 5, Premeipal. The eholsstic year opens the fret MOBDAY of orm invariably fn atvance Boreas 14. five months! ecembon. re Teopenad their combinicg every Children <4 4 6 secre | Normal rain iby Mise Pole enables ber to teach & itcan mere er da” Det. “sr Margaret S Jo hoson. 1@E3 I street, Wash T B wil be RAS Frevanws RS eR jm Fiery Grove. Balto I?m. and from 3 to ) NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. he will be clad to recety (AW DEPARTMENT ine to make arrangeme LL.D, Poof Com. end Stat. Law; ). Prot Equity and Lew ——-, o Law. ote —_ — mg HE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, hone mont ipetractt Ofer eng iiuhe ® hake Ne SOO Dy “ ao r Pater pe fy rid REMINGTON FALRLAMR. a iyiareoMr Jk. Fetetarmt ant Mie fom N FPMALF SEMINARY, = dard str -eta, Onor tow e Prane—Me Wm W re a ant. Mie Kmite eckend. oO roa he Sa eaten, ci teapane Geter ae 7 apply bo Prin. “Compete t trackers Br = tans a Lasevases—Prot, Mmm, "Bicrsivom=Mr. SW (oo tor Terips, per qnarter: £20 le sony —Prtvate Inswons, | (YHE MISSES LANE, (ie 2 street morth> from &h to # wee West. wil reopen their Schowt for @irle om SDAY, Beptember 8. Oireaiars may be S808 At he School. or at Ballanty me's Book MESS DOUD WITH AN ASSISTANT, ae : oe ‘iN ofen SCHOOL fort nd Bors wot’ SHE WARHINGTON FEMALE SEM- terlve- brat rs 4 . INARY a Roarsomg and (ay Schou. for Young alee € PTEMBER LT, ot IToe8 L Ladees and ¢ Bid Mroct.” Pricrs moderate i Streedt tiwne! Wath, 17 3. POSTRINI. (from Milai | erosianpety tire ry Ss. ot VOCAL MUSIC. son ghonid apply ith . : 4 Lunwiied umm Severe Bthint. will take astteit wa7 Iain street vertheregts ee Fer particulars app y to Mu r aud Me MO. DOLGLAS, Prin- EX@ ISH ANT FRENCH SCHOOL for __Sngt-Aoctl OUNG LADIES. . NCFRIAN PUSINESS COLLEGE. © Hil. Mie 8 rner Seremih ae o Avgam 2 : apdmoered ac chtets Brae Iarce ® highted. we ey MM LLE IL MALTCHYCE will resume her arto. Resta Lan- i Lessons in Fr ne he Bi H SEPTEMBER, ~: Penmanship, Bup- fhe will alo form ¥ 4 for efvagced vat pupils. For fur ply 2530 1 Lory ot 1 northwow Fi - sted cites = NG ACADEMY . Bu. Prin < Sate be em on 17 AY Sen Vn HOMME, tre ere citculnrs j “ Day ly for reception of mime of the cors » tangirt Gon H _ _ su AND MISS B. ¢ Wemwhsow Rev HA BRI ROP. JOHN ESPUTAS MUSICAT }28T END INSTITUT ACAT gg Sig ifs if Sheid BOAKDING me Lat 5 * ing * my. N AR. F street © PO ARM, SCHOG CNEL 188, WEDNESDAY Sepirmber B2.at Bp [Reser pew Eaves, Comm rae TE ws } leopen Aah wren TUTE—The MISSt pect ladies on WEDNES tule Meets New Yerk avenue, | =, Be year ope P®CF SHETN a is PB ADEMY. 100 | JAMEs oc Leman wy and Se sasp, St. € Hat were Bookkerping and Sb. cary coures of k € ZAGA COLLEGE I west —The exer: resucacd September M1 CHARLES K I street noi + Institarton w or mat EN 3 Se President HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS | CARPETS. MINARY, Mess FAUST. Prin ed FRERCH 8 HOOL f DiES w 4 LITTLA GIRLS We are now receives: for s Snishirg course. Beope MUN WINTER ber ieth. which we 7 Wit n, Ax ater. M Tapestry, Three. Piv arpets. of thi oweet de Velvet and Wei 4 1, BEOPENS Cit Oncee sud Lancioae Certo Oo m4 en Normal tr French and Kneti« od K streets tankets and Sheetings, ofl “2 Stroke ¢ Damask, Napkins, Towels and To Princiva’ seit of Yeang to have foams ene lectur: FE. pene Sop fustrnction D ¢ free-band alc Ctreulars at Book ard Art stores, ] GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, &. =e aa We are now prepared t : ME ANSD_MRS._ALFRED_B S | Goods ts large ahd Muall guautitien at toe Hoarding and t Young Ladies, IzeO Le lvoe of thinccne merkeepersand these fitting cut are re- will be her. ae am" etfvlly invited to vistt oar Bture. At eoars BO OR TTT Ar Tot, | Svumetion to pnrchave BX oe HOOL | WEB & REVERIDER, modinas 3] 1009 Pennsylvania accnet, re anris tr ferw-en Btn ane oe SEES see JR EFRIGERATORS, FRUIT JARS. 3] : S BOYDEN AND . PRESERVING KETTLES, PATTEN © yon their Kinde: CRISA, CROOK + KY Primsry Schools SePTEMBE ! Avd GLASSWARE, ©. For pi At low prices, for MONDAY. Septe Ko TTS # ©Oo., B14 Th ig 2 ¥ 2 2 be: anes tr in the Rall. S Pears eve, 10%! 303.4 206 Warree ee oe nat, ast Capitol Bil. Circular ent = EW YORK WINDOW SHALE BUUl othe li eomicbe la (Ly BEST GOODS LOW PRICES OO GLB Nicth Street, Opportte Patent Office. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCHeOL BROOKS AND SUPPLIES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. 3 M.CONDRON and Mise A. TOLMAN » Princiys. h opeus SKPTEMRER Oth. 17 Ksinbished nine years. Best fectlities for Latin, Enclish aud French. Circalare at tae bookstores Ajrlications made to the Principa’s at the Semt nary. GOG Sth street northwest De nt of Lileraicre and Elcention for Evening ciamee formed. Ror particulars — 2 a a eee All the Rocke vd im the Public and. Private _ ___ Park = | Schools of the District, and al ether Brnaietee he HE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION © | the schol rm, to be bed er the owen ieee the HOME SCHOOL wiil commence September Mth at LOF Ponnsylvanis avenue. berween let and 2d strevte, cast, MISS HANSON, ane25 1m Principal, ADEMY OF MUSIC, US34 1 Sires Northwest, J. P. CAULFIELD, Musical Doctor, Principal. Firet quarter commences September 3d, 1877. Terms—per quarter of twe leseons—Senior 6e Fartrent. $25; Junior department, $10. Lessons St pups residence. #40 Popiis may commence st any time at pro rata WM. BALLANTYNE’s, sepi-tr 428 Seventh sree. WwW E WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN- NOUNCE w the public that our stock o SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL BEQUISITES fs now complete, and that onr prites are the very lowest thatench Books are seld for in any of the borthern cities The fioest qualities of STATIONERY always tn charge. ‘ang: EW BOOKS ree 8 fern Iss SMT L RHUPEN HER ee aearn e MS ect tebe ae pean HOHUS BROCHERS, end Ki 10, 1577, at hor Resid: ces, For further purticuJare ap 7 im 1015 Pennsylcanta avenue, Corner Lith street HOOL BOOKS —Parents about to par ase Books f Pall te tind a fall and ecmplete : aug? Ito Ks toed both in te pal SBOROOL tx mich we offer at considerable = will tr \s—Kussia by Wallace at 2336 I street. opposite Land he Incar, by Fer Circulars apply as shove imor Sight = Dream Hoite; Tost MyM. tase te rre- EXE ison INSTITUTE, omy op Mak Toeain apne of Select Classical and Mathemasteal | jh Silo vary abd tue Prophet, het eae 1th Brreet berrcen Pavel Ke Btreeta, He, Pare dy —- at Will ropes, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 12, For ciren sont tr = we Be “CHARLES B YOUNG. Princtpal, sHE IS COMING eS 926 K street 09 My tne aed < Fon oon = ber dresee | per for 1 cents, or in cloth for ROYS ENGLISH AND CLAssicaL | “WhiPcrdune Alene sl aie 8S. Charch: Bigbth Tear Begins Bopiessber Ste Pe, | i Tae Satie Seana tine be Teka Bae. For superior edvantaces of this Academy, ace new B, tenth president, 2 voix, 6v0.. #7. ¢ireolar. princine! bookstores, or address CHASE Hiustery of the United States, #178, Boys, ncipal, ASLS 4s: et. southwest. arg?s 6m. & hyd Loy pe begen y La 250. HE MISSES PERLE Y’S SELECT | The Question ef Labor aud Onpitale Joh SCHOOL and Ki 72, OS Stannal of fon © paeesnres will — EH 5. September 10,1877, a1 and ¥. Fak Bor pariiselore eescuetaares nt aagiee MEE TOUNG ABIES. i ‘The 234 session of this Lostitution will einen themtatie ion ie. Oar tee Montes Be Suber People’s Children ‘seal wo hinen's Babies, Coutec’s P.0., Pr. Geo. st sono: ap SELECT SCHOOL—MISS RICHARDS | _sus® tr wi! — Weannedn SUMMER RESORTS. moron and fortes VEELY HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, lew York, aud renovated eee Springs, ferme Sis to Olt m0 per day. iT. VERNON SEMINA’ M FAMILY AND Dav sOLOOL FOR YOUNG those instructors are available at REY, D. 4. HOLBROOK’S Classical and . term claw