Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1877, Page 8

women THE EVENING STAR. | DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY.......Wctoder 27, 1977. Weather Indications To-day. OFFICE oF CHIEF Sicaar eet Washington, Octoder 1ST. For the middle Atlantic st . cloudy ‘weather aod areas of light rain; nor.heas., backing to north wei wi nd stadouary Or bigher tempera ure and pre.sare. cee ee LOCAL NEWS. my Tree'er —Ford’s Comedy Com- “Caste, Opera House Miss Fanny L. Buckingham im “ Mazepps.” Theater Comique. ¥irst-class varieties. (nid Fecers Halt ~ Vind Tom Concer. A and S Socets.— Barnum's Siow. —_—$_o—__— Condersed Locals. From J. 0. Parker we nave tue New York <irkus’ second leetare Tuesday nigh Bee nave i k pany io mingles Is give evidence of training at the u Basiness College. vabeih Sm en's Home inmate of the prgetown, died & Smith was boro In Mary! d iv Georgetown many ye 8H. Powter, one of Methodism's lented w.li deliver tus “Great Deeds of Great Mec churet,corner 1th and G@ s.ree. 3, t day evening’ Nov. 1 ‘The revical my ecings at Lth-street ureb, cocdueid by the pasior, Kev H. Nice. continue with growing rest Daring the week ceveral persons were united tothe churet Post No. *. G. A. Ii.,bad a €. at which there were hams aud fouth- camp fire” jas: recitations by end, addresses by Col. B. F © Ta ir. Piteher and aud songs by ame ard others. rd of Health has received a com- str 1 HLSsIONEDs also, one som Dr. £ Jains complaint of the bad condition of ait bounded by Dand F aud southeast Yestervay mor man iamed ba in Georgetown ¢ ng Suspi lon; fine barness wht pet 3 in the Meantime it ix expected that the owner of the Latpess will make bt: 1, of th he Mayor, for the rity whien renderct assistance at the Patent Uifice fire, the reso- ations of thanks irom the tire commissioners here, and the photographs of the fre seni by the Secictary of te Interior. Mr. J. C. G. Kennedy having, in Tae advertised @ $50 reward for a lost pocket book—being indispo ed— waited on ip bis bedroom yesterday by tndivid- ual claiming the reward. !°xamiuation of Ine found pockei-hook proved it not to be that lost by Mr. K , but the property of a Maiden Lane (N. Y.) jeweler, wberenpon the Visitor retind, evidevtly disappoint: 1 THE PRISONER Jac —The STAR ves- terd#y meutioned the eseape in this city, aud Fearresi of Jackson. the car vatider of Dela- ware. The New York uaof yestentay bi: Q@dispaich from Wilmingioa. giving the fol- Jowing aceount of the cause of the arrest: «Job H. Jackson, of the fim of Jackson & Bbarp. car works. of this city, was arre..cd to-day by Sheriff Wells, of Fulton count’, Ga. Gpon ar qnisition from the governor of 2 a charge of swindling that state out oF S76 Mr. Jackson is ope of the most prominent business meu of thts city, and bis ar Works are ot world wide fame. Iu tio the Jackson car company furnished the At- lanticand Westein railroad, whicn is owned by the state, with rolling stock, aud was paid. besides a large amonnt of cash, a note jor $3 m Ist. When the note was thers were given in its p apd others f w atone Preduced the orig Was paid 7.00 an: atiache of the Bulleck g With Pulleck from the and ix making a cles ony goes noes bad been pa: tt He wasarresied oday, bail haviug vil Wells. The arcest on here. Mr. Jackson's Das cheat t trierds meke affair ts au at ——_.—_—_. Sows or lemrerance.—The annuai meet- dog Of the Grand Diviscon Sons of Temper- ance of the Distict of Col ja was held jast evening. G. W. P. Joan it ey poe sided. T report of Grand ba J. K. Bridges was p.esented, showing members Withorawn, 2; expelied, 15: died, 1: number mbess, Sepiember 30, % 5, lady visitors, € election of officers for the ensaing xerr wos beld, with the iollowing resalt G. W. P., Silas Boyce of Howard Division; GW. A..4. W. Broce, of Equal G@. 8. K. Bridges, of eue, G. T.. A. C. Constan- live, of Howard; G. Chap. Il A’ Ashb; of Bouth Washington; G ‘Cond., E. Bi of South Washingion; G. Sent., Willia Davis, of Rescue. ua m Re EDU CaTIoNaL Notes.—The Academy of Mosc iss ted at 00 27th street, JR. Fal, jamb, director, with gb'e 2 sistants. Cireu- Jars Can be obtained at the muste stores. Private ard class instruction in eiocntion ie given by Miss M. K. Schreiner, of Puiia delphis. who brings th hest testimon |; atthe we rown young ladies’ school, BM sireet corhwe st. FrecericS Mussaeus, formerly instructor f i es at St. James’ Colles German, I ol bet we Jen Sin € ch Mthsir rge Hill, repair beiween to brick dwelling, So. 71) sta Joseph P, lirve three story b: r on EB street, between 0th and 2 810,46 a FIRE INcuna 2 Insuriag thei: property we fits: leok at the rates and working Murual Pro- teciiop Fire Insusaree Company,” of ihe Dis.rict, which !s managed by uine of orr and conrervative boalaess men. Besides the benefit ofan anusually low rate Of icemance, each Insurer in this company becomes a shareboider in ail the profits. Tue Mice of the company Is at 1509 Peansylvania avenue. ———— A FINE PICTURE oF PRESIDENT HAVER. We bave received avopy of @ fine sie) en- BIEVing Of the Prestder!, executed ir lineaod stippel by Holyer, 8 leading engraver from an exce'lent photograph by Bray Zz: the Pres- ident baving stocd cspecially the pa.- Pose. It tsa capital likeness artietica!ly pre- Fented, ard is likely to be the standard rep Tesentation of President Hayes. ———— JEWELRY STORE received this «§ & beantiial a soriment Hrsent. This lot of goods i] Or Wear apd appearance, wil taxe he piece of solid sets. Bracelcis, canine, buttons, stods, rings acd scart from $1 weer N 40 Pepusylvania sy nue, near roll = ORTMFNT Of uew al cheap cress gocds in Washing ou. Baek Gilks, Wack cashmere, black gipacas, nav¢ blue. teal and bronze ‘brown ets, sbawls, cloth for boys . Read Carter’s (707 % Bpace) new advertisernent — — a MANY OFFICERS of thearmy and Davy use '¥ for cheom>- g's Pheu.watic Retred: lism with great success. Never fails. Lo- dille’s Headache Specific cures headache At all drag stores. Price t THE LARGEST A Immediately. Bfity cents. — LapI¥s desiring siiks or velvets will do Well to read Connolly's adveitisement. Tuey wow have the largest, finest and cheapest stock of velvets in Washivgton, which they sre seliivg at wholesale and retail at pric pat defy compecition. ——— oe MAERTAGE LICENS#3 bave been issued to Wm. Keme and becea Mason: Joseoh Haines srd Sarah Allen, of Nokeville, Prince William county, Va ; Detrich Bocke: acd Marzaret!s Newman. Recrivep To-pay, another invoice of "s celebrated Jobn H. cider. Tr, 12t1 New York ave., & Howard —. Gees = Loseka™ & Weaven’s ladies’ and gentle- men's lvania avenue, ad- Jouing Willard’s | Advt. ——_e—___ Dx. Leon, 805 6th street orth west.—{ Advt, wal expenses; | (“rper nl Punishment im the Public Amasements. = Sehcoin. = Naticnat a Sain eens | sfal ment as ** at THE CHARGE AGAINST Mise STROMDBEROES Terminated, Bary co er iy tae. play * ir. “dj In the Police Court. Judge Snell, to-day, | Teves ereait for the har deome manver in | the cae of L‘zz.e S.romberger, a public | yhich the play was put onthe siaze. Miss | school teacher, charged with assault and | story performed the pari assigned her in a bat.cry on Charles Tenant,a papil in one of | yery satisfactory manuer. and showed great the sehoo's, came up for hearing. The com- | inprowement upon her former efforis. He~, Jamaot was cantion: d to wstuy to nothing | friends are well pleaced with her progre ,,_ | Bat‘ the truth. He testified that he attended } Te-nighi the favorite old Englich comedy of | the public schcol of Emma Weciward, in | « Caste” will be presented. Mi 3 J haara | the McCormick buildiog; that Miss Strom- | Joyce will perform the part of (“Po sy Ec- | bec ts the principal of the schools in that | cles” which .8 one particularly © qed to building. on the day of the assault Miss | her. Her support will be gocd. Monday Stremberger was in the school of Mi-s Wcodward with several other persons. It was atier school hours Miss bsg ve yes ne whipped witress, and afverwards tied him with a rope toa desk and whipped him with @ stick across his shoulders and back. e ype Was about tue size of a clothes line. He vas ti d about the body, arms and legs with bis rope. She whipped bim very sever:'y, striking bim about twenty-five or thir) times across the shoulders and back, ant acioss the arms and legs. Tue stick was | about as la.ge around as his finger—litile | finger. It wasa .with cat off trom a@ treo. Sbe broke the stick in whipping htm, toen took avother stick, tomewual smalier than the first,and used that. There are always switches sn the school. He suffered iow ine blows. The marks are on his persou now. The boy was cioss questioned by Trastce Hovycy, ¥ be acted as counsel for defo riant, pight look out fora jam. Lydia Thompsoa trovre in Robin. on Crusoe. Opera House —To night 18 tse last onpor- tunity of seeirg the dashing Miss Buex.ng- bam fn the role of “Maz‘sppa,” ard those who bave not seen her sh<juid noi (ail to take advantage of it. Fellows’ Hat. —Biind Tom will give his farewell concert to-night. He is a zeau.ne jree\gy, aod bis musical talents are som-_- thing wonderful. Lie Fhoe—The last performance of Bar- Pum’s ismous show tikes place ¢ -ni ght. Rap or shine. italways draws. The combi- ration includes all Kinds of rare anima's and a corps of @:era performers that would be difficult to surpass. Netwnat Theater—The Camitia Urso con- ecst (second concert of the Redpaih Lycenm) to be given to-morrow evening, promi.es to be of the same bigs quality ai the opening ee and testified tortber that he was fest | concert. Camilla Urso is ackaowled,ed to whipped by Miss Woodward, his teacher, be- | be ihe greatest mistress of the violin now fore be was ticd. His arms were tted > his | jivity. Herassistants bave won livrels in body. Miss Woodward was present when Miss Stromberger whipped him. She sad be bad been talking—tnus was the reason given. Miss Wocdward did not whip him atter he wes tied. Miss Stromberger was the only ore ¥bho whipped him alter he was ted. Witte Kibs, another boy in the same scheol. testified that he wae pre-ent and saw te whipping—most all the boys had goue lowe. Miss Stromberger came ta ‘aod arious Gelds. Miss Wanderforde is a young aliiorbia soprano. of whom the peooie of at state §peak with entha:iasm. Mr. fs the last Bo toa sensation as Rodolpbien ts the best bar:tone of ww land; Hers Benvo Seberek isa famous Po lish pian ext Wedne helped te the boy, ard then wenteat. Wil Ri lie hed resisted being whipped by Ms tall, Wood:rard, and they both Ucd him with a | Messrs JO. Pue rope abou! the body to the desk. He did n A. Widnes, W.S fee Miss S bing. examine: Miss Woodward Miss Str qe, but fis pate Twill be up (ous re | excellence. | ar standard of District The Disirie C. nmissioners have pudon 1 inmate of the work Coyle, the prosecuting at y he coart chat be saw no case ia to with: | p Th MUL ication F. Ses ~ | tour ispcetion Distriet Commissioners have sent com- ® J.G. Waters, Joun aa y. Commissioncss of tbat various com- | plaints bave been made of the inspection of € | leur. in consequence of bm: andard Ro surnished to Laspecto: ing their reas KIDS The court remark thorized this inode of punt be snflicied in @ reasonable mavner. laws of Congress ard the rules of the sci ir uthorize corporal punisoment, Prt while | Guest this is £0, teachers are not to be dragged up ard the discipline of the schools injurcd u, every pretext by parents of :chcol ren. ‘ibe teachers are supposed to do their duty, and if they exceed their authority rs, od s for fis omission, WERE OPENED pr the follow tnx Constracting five gutier drops with hh streel, between G street a re- by the cbjef en giveer to worl, - Oven the law is to be resorted to, and very prop- . P. Mato erly, but it must bean extreme case for the ing wallof jaw and the courts to interpose; aod un‘il le M. Osboroe, Congress repeals this law of corporal punisn- Also tor U ment he should sustain the teachers, auiess c= ses Of greal excess of authority are brought before bim. He should be very slow to aid in breaking down the discipline of the tebools. This did pot appear to be one of those cases of excessive wrong and cruelty which ca!icd fora punishment of ine teacher, ard be was very happy in discharging her. Mr. Miller. attorney for the Di triet, who bi ntered the courtroom, stated that when he examined the boy he saw the marks of blows very plainly upon his person, tut he desired to say had it not been for th fact that Miss Stromberger list been charg: { once before with the same offence he should not haveentertaineu the charges. [tdid not eppear that Miss Stromberger siruct the boy, and he thought she bad very properly been dismissed. nent of Myrtle street, beiwe itol and Ist street eas! 2, J. Desmond & Co. $70; O. O'Hare, $2 FP. Maloney, £250.55. an N ————-e EXTENSIVE BUILDING O”ERATIONS ON Noxra F Srrextr, BeTWEEN FiRst aND SECOND S7RFETS EAst,—Mapy of our Teadere, douhtiess, are not aware of the very extensive building operations that are at present going on at the point above-named. | Sixty fovr dwellings are under contract for | erection this seasou,oi which thirty-six are in, and of the.e twenty are so far ad- | Venced as to be ready for occupancy in a few weeks. This gigantic enterprise, so quietly inaugurated, is being pushed with a visor luat bes ks the speedy compiction of two entire ae DEFDS iN Fe® have been filed as follows: S. H. Wimsatt to Joseph Ram | Ornament to that section of the city, as well 19, sab, square 625 ach, trustee, to | as tbe forerunner of other extensive im- Ann ¢ #9, #8,500, lot res. B.C. R. | provements which will speed:ly follo Z ». Jackson, #500, jot ia G houses are being erecied upon the cewn, on Congress street, near front of square 720, owned by Hon. Joba Bri: Clark. trustee, to Samuel Freas, $2.00), 10'S | Sherman, and on the F square sub. square 935. F. Wheatley to W. | 721,cwned by M. M. Rohrer and liter H », tot 2. Beall’s addition 9 | gmiih, of this city, co that both sides of this Mary J. Rogers to John Hocke €F, S816, ll, square 950. Germa American Savings Hank to the Germa Amcrican National Bank of Washingto sii ts real and leasehold esiute. B. H. rer et at. to. J.J. Edson et al, 2,10), lot 2, sub. m t But | strcet, between Ist and 2d streets, will be unl | Jermly built up, ard wher completed will Present a beau appearance. These house: Pianncd toi and! square % ta Mf, $200, part lois, sqaar A. Gordon et al. tod. Van Ih swi eople sear to cara ered wi talling, = tod. E. CLeTus at remarkably low pric tot i » in Deakin wad oihers ford & Shilberg’s, farkei Sp oc’ add.tiou ty ee € Low in store an elegant variet at recent New York auctions.—[ 4do. Lr Droit Pars.—Persons who tre in —_—— of deiving in that dire , ehD ea of ibe many aad valuable in s recently made in this important tial suburban add:iioa to the city. > have the facilities ior doing so, shovid go a:d see for themselves, to those not :o happily siteated, the detaiied ex: in avother colansn will be a revelation not less Interesting than surprieing. An la- vesttnent of over $350,000 in building lovs and improvements in one locality in four years’ time, during a period of great busiuess de. | f pression, *peaks volumes, not alove for the | desirable character of the property in que lion, bul 4lro for the intelligent and liberal enterprice of thoce having it in charge. It Will be seen by the advertisement el ewliere, Spiexpip ENv aper €1ts’ beoksiore, 10! LOPES fivo ce ecOnus A quire Gt Bob- th strc et.—-[ ade’. -—— TH#H COURTS. CRIMINAL CovuET—Ju ¥ ), Richard Wood but the ev iden is Chas, alin defanitot 5 fine Which is well worthy a perusal at the Lands | [a'r ‘liag Corer p of all, whetber desirous of m&king iavest- mebts or bot, that many choice sites still re- main to be sold, on easy terms. MARYLAND PENITENTIARY FOR D15- TRICY CONVICTS —It was mentioned in Taz STan yesterday that the Devariment of Jus- ce bad direeted that henceforth ai! peniten- Uary prisoners sentenced here sha‘! priconed in the Maryland state penitenttary at Ba.iimore instead of the Albany (New York) penitentiary as heretofore. “In tuis ction Mr. G K. Chase, ageni of the D_- extof Justice, called We - sen *( the Maryland peniteutiar <i made a th spection of also vis: other finuily | Ary w5 panel the inoit Toe Alban wut with g and iat th " < fi wae postporied that sine mi Hee AT pe Crnevit Courr. Ju%ge Curtter. f nts by detan nj cectiorart {nt fiom this source, eee Tur WasHixGTon Licutr INFANTRY Wil Icave bere on Wednesday pi gut at tu ovclcck jor the Virginia state fair, at Rica n o:d, making @ short parade before leaving. They expect to carry down forty muskets, rd will be accompanied by a large numbe of iriends. Arriving in Richmond about o'clock tn the morning they will be received by Co. F, ist Virginia reg: iment, and esco-ted tue Tobseco Exchange. After breakfast fy Will make a parade, nad at Wo'ctock precced to the Fair Grounds, where the com- yetitive Grill for a gold medal will take place. each company being allowed fificea teltutes, Aiver ihe drill they will return to Wis. PLT exhibit his ial accoun Henry yon der Heide; ide adminis ra ris—bond $00, Barbara von der ; the city, and leave Richmond about Ts fF 2 lady, | o'clock. brick ihrondh'n window, een giinces the head of her beth Sheed ee haar ant dracgod ci : hor.e, kicked her, se er by t % $5.) 4 males and 65 females. Among thore | Yacht Michan Rolie oie chen RE | who applied today was Mr. Louis Lemile, formerly Of the army, whore plate 'n Texas wes burnt In December, isi, # : ard child murdered “two boy timidating and j pcks of dwellings which will be an | LETT gus FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘That Slop Gatherer. Fai! or Siar :—Cannot something be done to ab4! 9 the cutsance caused by the slop gath- ert ¢ who makes life a burden to the res ©", bou-es bordering on the alley that divides Aard Defrees streets? This colored “friend end brother” is either always in liquor, or ‘so near a relationship to the Sim’an Tace asto unfit him to attend to business. Sick persous, those whose avocations compel them to nee Seog in the moraiog, complain bitterly of being disturbed by this fellow; his pounding at each aud every gate witha k whip, can be heard long ere be arr.vea at one’s Own premises, while bh‘ yells and shouts are such as afield negro alooe can give. 1am aware that these indi- viduals experience difficulty in some places in getting servants to open their gates, but would it rot be better to let such lagging Bicdies accumulate “slop” than to keep aa lente | eulire neighborhood in an uproar for an tour. | Late Risse. Torture in the School Room. Editor Sor-—Are voi the days of torture beg revived in our public schools? Gan one suggest greater misery to even grown persons than to sit for hoars witkout moving alimb? Of course, w.th children it is stilt worse. A little girl may even not put her CITY ITEMS. “STRICTLY VEGETAR When applied to Carter's Little is strictly trae. Liver Pulls. Ebbitt House Drug Store. Wives Kxow THAT THE Brow oF CARE is often soothed by which perfect bread so important. To a delicious supper, to » Tolls, biseutt, etc. are have these delicate pio- ducts of baking always reliable, the use 0° De ‘s ci Thi rlicle is amon, the day in its bearing on healt bottles and al in cans and ‘east Powdir is very important. z the mot valuable of fh. Its put ap full in weight. 3 aa Rupeer Coats. large variety of light weight rubber coats, Mystic. Gos amer and Glove Co.'s goods, from 86 to & ors for ducking and liv Light col. Long Cloaks Ty: English reversible for 83 3. with sleeves. Policemen’s Rubber Coats 2 Gro. C. I $G, 410 Tth street { Apovr Harts. Gocd Silk Hats #4, belier #5, best $6. Heimeis ai $1.25, $1 $2. Fine Soti Hats $1 50, #2 finger to Ler bead to arran-e ber hair, or | move ber povition, without trearring en. sure. Tn the d3ys0f our youtu. when punii sche Point a8 at present, such rules were not thor xbt of and [do not see but they turned out as smert men and womes as the present Is bad not been r ded tosach @ fine | ones bid fairto do with their unwholesone | rules and regulations. SOMMON SENSE. A Suggestion Mr. Editor: Lhope y pardon the lib- i now take in @ddrossing to you these But, baviog read very carefully us lorms and modes of helpiog the ing the coming winter, alo of pre bg Sickn 58, to a great degree: In the Civstanee Lean do bat litte, being, as (he wife of a poor but hones! tradesman the mothe: of a few young eaildren, bat as theold adage is, “A penny Saved isa gained.” Well then, things I, if so how many pennies wold be nr reform febds would do all they n to bring into practice the Seoten sysien AViNg dust calls to ge “ound once or twice every day and collect all ashes and other ye'Gce » hich every housekee; ae has to pat Out every day, some place or other. And 6a! What a Foon that w be for as poor lures, Woo love eleanitine: can’t ailord (> pay for il, our dollars beiog so seant st Pre-ebt. Then again, 1 would ve like Kull- fog two dos with one bone,” and serving a two fold moveme ot, that of saving and going in a iar way to prevent sickuess, and every- body knows thai sickness is very expensive. Vbata grand idea it would be if these great abominations and fever breeders, which are to be found in every yard in the poorer dis- tiets called water Closets, and in many cu £0 close to the dweiling Louse as to ¢. us to marvel that there ever ts «an Irce from sic be dor wit! Q taken by contract, and is kept up by @ small {sx ebarged per pound of rent aud qeaterly. In neighborhoods where p wade wer e'oeis Can't be got, Something of tuis Kind really ought to be tried. All classes would reap the gc-d resuits arising from it, and shoaid get infoxmation oe needed o the subject, I will be very happy to give ail Ican. Iremain, respectfully, ALEXANDRIA. | | | A SAVINGS BANK IN A MATYRASS. - John Winters, colored, made complaint to-day | before Justice Padgett that Gcorge Jones, | also colored, had robbed him of $100 In eur- | reney. It was alleged in evidence that the moncy had been placed in a mattrass for | salety, together with ancther package cou- taining $60. The mattrass was sabsequcntly n to Jones torepair,in Winters’ absence, his sister, who did noi kuow about the money. Upon finding that the mattrass was gone Winters went aft ly showca 1t to hh found. ter Jones, who prompt- m, and the $60 package was The oiaer, however, was not forth- , and Winters preferr a charge of No evitence was adduced to show 3 ever got the money, and b | disctarged. Several gentlemen of th est respeciabiity tesuficd two Jones’ _ | character, | INVESTIGATION ORDERED.—The colored | Woman F Nay conse: band is, who Was shot during an af juent upon the arrest of ner hu ear Burke's Station, some days sii iofore mentioned tn’ the Gazer, 8! | les ina critical condition. It pow appears | thatshe was wounded iu four places. The fends of Thotwas Fields, the naa who was <d, Claim Wat the posse who were were all personal ¢ue- der of the constable, . Judge Sang- was determined to have the circu: planices Of ie arrest aud shooting thorougtly iuvestizat d. CARKIFR PiGKoxs —Two pigeons of the Horne Antwerp brees—similar to those vecd in the Franee- Prussian war—owned by n of this cliy, were earned to ton yesterdsy On one of the ferry One of the birds was to sed at 1 m.. urd reached home in 13 minute: other was tossed at 12:15 0" heme in 14 minutes. —[¢ NE WomAN.—On sta medicine woman o ad been living near port, Cal., was suott? death hy three buck Indians. Qu Friday morning the calef of the tribe called upon Judge Whitman and related to him the circumstance of the Kill- ing. The medicine woman had fat!ed to cure a tick child of the chief, and this being tue third patient who had died on her bands, she Was condemned to death. Two young me assisted the father of the dead child in earry- ingout the edict of the law. She was re- moved ashort distance from the camp and shot, the three shc ating her wita one or mose balls f.om six shooters. The object of the chief's visit to Judge Whitmeu was to pro- cure @ coffin in which to bury isis child. Tue judge furnished a coffin that had beei the cou,i houce for some time a: tenant. The child was buricd w.th great ceremony, all the members of the tribe at- tending the funeral. Tre old medicine wo- nan was buried withouta coffin, a hole bein: dug two or three jeet deep, aid she tumb! in in ber every-day attire. This is (he third case of Indiggpjustice being cairied out that has come to cur kuowlciga within. a few Wweeks.—[ Bcvlic heria is raging to such an rood county, Md., that the attendance € public scocols ih some sections has fallen Of about €0 per cent. SyJudge Dononue, of the New York Supreme court Las granted an erder for a struck jury i» the cnse of the st the cormp.roller, it. B. Con $10,000. &#A Shaker community at Pleasant Hill, » bas boca almost broken up. First 4 JOarg couple eloped, next an elderly pair Wert the :ame way, and within a mouth more marriage? have oceurred. &2'Dr. Brush of Fairfax, Vt, went in toe Dightand threw rotten ezgs at the bouse in Which Mizs Coil 2 lived. They had been lovers, and had quarreled. The egg-throw- ing was an expression of bis anger. She free several pistol shols at hii asa reply. a2-A woman was dragging her trailing ekist out of @ Memphis theater. A man siepped on and tore the expensive fabric. She did not turn and smi'e swee.ly whea he bez- ged ber [igen She swack aim a stinging blow In the face, and suid, ‘Take that, you awkward loafer!” & The bishop of Hereford, England, was examining @ school claes, (he other day, and aMOng GiLer Wigs, AbKEd Waa an average Was. Several boys Pleadcd ignorance, but one at last replied, “Tt is on.” what a hen lays ‘This answer puzzled the bisuop nota litle; but the boy persisted in it, stauing that he bad read itin’ bis little book of facts. He was then told to bring the little book, and, on coing £0, he pointed triumphantly to a raph commencing, “A domestic nen Jays on an average flity eggs each year.” OPINION OF & BaLTIMOREAN.—I haye verd Dr, 2 Up for ‘ime io my farufiy, and found if the best medy for celts. coughs. & ever tried — Lewis Bruning, 28 Caroline strevt, by @ band of Ku .a;oo Indians, wake | ¥hem be kilid before receiving a we — | Wuich resulted in the Joss of bis lem. He is ‘ana | bow here with a claim against the govera- Mey, mevt,and being sick and out of funds, he d with impeding a wits Me asks aid to take him to Texas. Nomara. (rom appearing befor gary to —_——o—_— tesdily as witness in a case in w he was in- Mn. NICHOLAS ACKER, who wasstricken d. the court gave judgment, sentencing Kelley With Jaralysis, ag stated in THe STAR of Rte cae 78 ee ee Oo pesterday, bas not im today. The Sena ae So ee iamily physician, Dr. Ge and Dr.C.M_ | | FRAUDULENT ASSIGNMENTS. A register Ford, be orsultatioa this morning, acd | }2 baukrupcy in New York in a recent report we regre.to tay they see no change 5 the | (alls attention to the great abuses incident to better in his condition. Mr. Aexer is assignments made under the state laws. He Tromirent cit.zen of Washington, widely | fays: “It has become almest the universal krown for his enterprise and integrity. His practice in this ¢!'y for merchants, krowirg ur! orm courtesy and kindvess have made delves to be tnscivent ard bankrapt, to bita many inet allpess. —— A Boy’s Lrg Broken.—Last evening a ftrall white boy, named Willie Step! 4 jem ping from a street car, corner ‘of ot ard who regret to hear of his elerts acd continues the business; the as. sigbor remains In the store or place of busi- | & Sucets rorthwest, was Knocked down by | D€s3 8s usual, and continues to Live tn siyle | a borse and wagon, Sriven by Mr. Just, and | upon the proceeds. At the ex: oz of Bix | | moyebansateovaiias Chiat Nice te | cal aer foepen ge ed rth ee ] 1 1] "s 1, volun okruj ma ich U on E street, where hi ~¥ ts are dt: nan s ‘aud thelr general credits by Dr. Asbiord. do ae fein any oe ere.” The tof one thousa: A Dave Storr Ronsen — rib LO" . ments ‘ler this morning, a thier climbed In throug as Pe ere peta Aepeeed | transom over @ door in the drag store of Mr. | to $40,000,000, nomioal asseis to about Van le, corner 13th and G streets $15,000,000, and the lecoverable asscis Trawer, some ‘cigars abd “aigine money to only about $7,000,000. worth about $6. a perfumery; Az; Jghe Snider, of Mount Pleasant district, gt by the fail of'a uve waieh he was fone: chea) men and boys wear 7 Three daughters of a Kentucki3n deter- | cheap, black cashmere, black aipacas, red married the other day, and their and white flannels, fall and winter dress cm prove their secolve- they | fo, 0 ( sEaT DEEC3 OF GREAT MEN ”-Dr. BE Cas H. Fow.ea, at Foundry Cpureh. cor hare G ercots, next THURSDAY YE Rovember lat. oct E/SGULISH DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS, iD BRA! FUL IN DESI: sins, CENT WPOaTATION. A’ J. W. BOTELER & BKO.’S, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLAbS, &c. cct2é-st No. 923 rania avenue. . iM F. bee) nso CHAS. = ARLINGTON BREWERY, B7th and K streets. ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. For superior quality and excellency of flavor it OF RE- | cannot be surpassed art Was done after ie | Men's Wool Workin Complete Stock of Boys Ha:s <5 Also, Trunks at«Lewis,’ '¢ Hats » 2; jas. and Farnishings st, between Land k. Brst GAS SAVING BURNERS in the world ai Hamiiton’s. 8rirxpip Qu VETS at yatd,ou the bias or Market Space. £2.00, Youne’s Parent Cearsing » droggisis a hair and tine tee Rrpt role mantels ing a run on his stock. GERMAN STUDENT Ceverand nomexp mops, In existe . Building, oth Tuer Rrason Wu Oluers use U accident has ever ocew ik the best in the world. sell it. Take nothing but Aladuin. 10,tées,45 OVES and wer ther strips W,L&s45 De TERGENT Is the fines Sold b: Wa e by their Qvisia crt a ¥ al housekeepers and in Seer ity Od is that ne rred from its use. I All Blorekeepe Try it, and you will have no oiher. The abeve Oll can be had al Geo. Ryrneal, northwest. Jr.'s, 639 D se Harper Tipixes 8,113: cA W,t&s,4; for nervous satferers, and those who have been dosed, drugged, apd quacked. Pulvermacher's Plectric effectually cnre premature debility, ness, and decay. Book aud Joari its weak- . with information worth thoasands, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Gaivauic Co., New York City. Ir you WANT plum done prot chanies, ai ly and 18,ddely ng and fitting by good rellable me- reasonable rates, call on Hamil- ton, Y. M. C. A. Buik ding. 10,t&s,4; os To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wich to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemica) Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9€ G street, , near ing the latest 1 American or Eu! abled t) do his wor! itles. His cleansin: Gent's Suits are tn city on account of him a call—906 G 6 anteed. street. By prom} Improvements, whi juried by those not ly adopt- whether "ot ean iavention, he is en- in @ manner ‘not to be and d. pest in the “att, his superior work. Give treet. Punctuall ity guar- ——_.+—____ FRFSH ARRIVALS of new and beautiful designs of gas fixtures every Cay at Hamil- ton iren work, New Yor! ers, ranges, ng. EXCURSION tes, market, at Hamilton’s, Y. M. All mapufectures in the country are represented in his stock. FURNACE WoRK, 10,148, 4; : tin, copper, and sheet kK socin fire ‘place heat &c.. the best in the Netice To Pie Tho Stes fe the on amer AZ Steamer lerves7th street © copled,) at 10 9... and re Suyt, Leite FEANK HOLLINGSH 8, PICNICS, &e. UNT VERNON PA’ ERS. ENG rf daily, (Sanday ex- abont' p. HOLLINGS AOETH, Mount Vernon Aswocin“ton, FAD, Str. Arrow, #626 {NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERYON. ard commodions steamsr MALY ‘The new, safe WASHINGTON Ie now sengers to Mt. Vornon, and fara! carriages to ti Mansion By this route Along Wil, “The got t Carrying pas: them to th October 22d to 29th, 1877. This Advertisement is changed every wel, @nd persons search: ing for such goods as herein advertised wilt find it totheir beneplt to examine my Stock. NEW WORSTED Goops Just received. WOKSTED ¢ PLOAKN, WOKSTED HOODS. WORSTED JACKETS. WORSTED LEGGINS. All New Styles, an d at very low INFANTS’ LONG © A INFANTS’ {HORT CLOAKS. DAKS INFANTS’ ROBES. INFANTS’ HAT3 AND CAPS All New Siyles, et very low figures. CHILDEEN'S CLOAKS. CHILDREN 8 CLOAKS. New Etyles just come in the market, at low figuras. — ®7 ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG- URES, ar CHAS. BAUM’S, _oetaa-tr 408 Seventh stree FE NCouRAGE | SOLE LEATHER HOME LADIES’ DRESS, INDUSTBIES, GENTLEMEN'S AND PACKING TRUNKS In great variety, At the Trank, Sadalery and Harness FAOTORY of JAMES S. TOPHAM, 425 Seventh street, Joining Odd Fedows’ Hall. BEPSAIDING. AM NOW READ’ BULDEM4B’8 AUTO! ‘Ube protection oe mae new in this | Halid- | for da- | great strength, AMUSEMENTS. Q&ERA HOUSE. MONDAY, Ocrode: B®. for one week on! The ler ren Uye ot be gent vi PASTOR COMBINATION, LetaniY & hac The Monarchs of BOARDING. OARD—FLEGAST Ri three, fom whhout BOARD. Alan 2B3SO | street, ower lath ot. | | ‘eres. Slreet southeast “ RoOQe. Sis Te Wire Rew UT Boa at 4 painte? ard pare hands me Aabat throughout, co ™ The Avtocrais a The Gres: Germs be Yoone A: ican Pri Deneve. The THETURNAETTS FRAN AND YA Tp their faanus Bor as. Bketche . &e CeaRA BOURKE The Daching Serio Comic ¥e oniist. O'REABDON, The Disiinca Comp eer a s the Ta nbdles Gre est Extomp ss RYE. wits hie tater ment com varng Afer Pirce, THE KE os, Wedaewiay and Sarurday. “nau PLE BOARD, at we irhtD one ayoar’ tels and street cars SAEENAN Hor =e 216 and 218 Third street 419 Oh @ree corthwnst, { National apd Metrop tn Ge THe LECTURE oF THE. SEASON. D&. CHAS MN FOWLER, of Now York Will deliver bi ¥ A first-class Family Bote single, with or with choice accomm Bose PLY BO ROOMS en wuite or wt Board; tow prices, and octa-im and hantsomely | ral Tempe:anc > Greate tet be shoal tee nya — BOAREING —Wen BOARD, tantacmaiy For TIOSAL CHURCH. comer ith sed rd APARTMENTS, en suite or . Gs reeteron hwe , mth exre On MONDAY PVENIDG. Oster 20h, at 7% RAT vd Lectoge of DE KIRKUS' co’ n nant 4 Popa AT LECTURE ete with 1 RESTAUWANT and cle CLARA ¥ for ladeee and gen «(Laka CUAKA Will term € orday Might GRAND MODERN COMEDY Bove | | w ober j LLY Re Inte ducing Gems of " MONDAY—Misa LYDIA THOMPSON, aud Company in ROBINSON CBUSOS BOX SBERT N Owing to the wo Jen’ thie Maa moth Compary the Philade! prices will Le a. Gp BAND CONCERT LJ Ar LINCOLN Me TON HOUSE, octes at® WEDNESDAY iy, 922 AND 924 F STREET N. Ww. uaminea ry? Per mi », eens 40K BOARD. e 8 CF BOUT ae mrmonnenntil “ Week. saane ose: - thd MORTON BOTIE wes tne first one the city to ee ar nha RD tw THE crry. AT ST JOBEPH'S HALL, ¥ Corner of Bch and H streets northwest, fee ot Oar eS By the LADIES’ ASSOCIATIO. the First Ger man Bet: b IN of 823 ant O36 F wrest nortiweet. med tour : B.—No beor, liquors of tobacco of any king | | public ta » and attend the seine. ‘The following ladies wil! thankfully receive all 4 nations that may be prese.ted to them: —Mrs Muen leiren, No O38 Sth strect n.w.; Mrs. Hockemexer, corner of itch and O streets aw, Mrs. Sievers. No. ueiler. corner of 8h and No. 4128 litostreet nw = berwrea 4h and oth No. 702 7th stroct nw: 9°. COO N trot now EGETINE, SHE RESTS WELL. . & Me. B BR Breve i have been sick two years with the oa during that tine hae. TH Porawn, Me, Oct I, 157%. paiched 2a National Theater, SUNDAY EVENING, OCTORT CAMILLA URSO CONCERT. "MBS. ALUZBT RICKER. exe of the at Ms. Gro. M. Vavcuan, Medio, Mew, CAMILLA UR3O... Mies IVY WANDESFURD { VEGETINE. 58 4.F BUD LPHSES Th ands will bear testimony (andéo it solaa- | ME WC TOWER... mor | tmp Vaurtinn ts the Dost medical cx | a baa ad ‘et placed bef.re tbe public for reaoy FREDESIC LUEL nee | i ioe Mich, wobinling ch eee SF Tickets—Orche tra Salle, 81; Orchestra Cr | Hit OF poisonone secretions trom the clo, Be | Depew Chicin, BOC: Uailery. 25 Teipgend sreogtien ing . xtra charge for Teerved #-ara. Peo dierase: in fect, 4: i, aemauy bave c Keta nt Metzsrott's 925 Ps ave ae hoot ee reat Health how .” HEATER COMIQi n Street, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. PERFORMANCE SVERY NIGHT. Motines for Ladirs and © ren EVERY WED. NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTEBNUON #IKST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Variety, Drama, Burlesqae and Comedy. nov ———S——rrr——eeer SAFE AND BURE. Ma. 8, B. Srew AS tet graerat debsity aud pervons du ed by overwork mm A i dersut rat t Maual he 6 626 ON EXHIBITION 62 Thaven i bee is ed AND SALE a mest rgial Bed i mae MARKRITER Bee: | oe FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, No. 623 E Sirect. ° poy Winds wear Sud ares, Fi <p god 120 Mouterey strect, Alicgueny, Fs Bhades. 1 , Frames, re . € 7, Pa scls, Bings, Nails, Sc. in ——— remember Name and Number. jyl-ly {OW IS THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’, ‘6 No Shoes, ac vat ortracndinasy tt ote 4 era aera avsfield, » a e follows r at“ JUSTE S Od Stand,” No. O18 Daca, all Ent ae Se 8. Os > or notes by mai! will be GEORGETOWN ADVERMN'’TS. ATTENTION, EXCELSIOR 1ENT, N 7.1.0.—You are wereby eara:s ty d to'wort at y. ur Hall,on MONDAY EVE | NG, October 204 ck, in regalia, Broce:d in & tody t> jola St Tents in W i) gtom, te atterd a Greud Temperance Dew ticn at the Gougregstional Caurch. Qome | Gime: “By onde formerly paster of the Methodist KEpisc pel church, Park, and st present settled tn Lowell, must ibee every one who reads bis letver of the won- derful curative gnelitior of VrotTixe as a thorough cleaners and pu: ifter of the blood: Hyok Pann, Mass, Peb. 15, 2876, a ene fatled promptly attended to. ae! ye et arenco my bath can of 8p o twe wu it ty The State, but re tno ALY BOTE - 1 eeflercd great’ pare at times, > cd Booms f v t werkened by ovfom discharge, | Boare; mcele sagpiied in ro oibore « different times. o6t2s 2w* ull Mey, to your ihov abowt coven yours ‘ad me SOR RENT-—COTTAGE HOUS®. No. 25 ust muvet, Georgetown: house © fest troat, lk feet; rargs, introbe, bath. ch. iD | der:rent @35; key at No. 2B; possession mediately. trom fe « flee was bene itt: see the resule w | for little more tha: the back scored, st of heal NOTICE 00 and stor November i reduoe the price «! MOKSKSHOSIN: to $1. ser vet Where uo extra fine we k | recur JORN L ist a is 5 > eyed th Coft* 32 Prospect street, doorgetown, D.C | 2°} iO Last two gained twenty five pounds E48 EYoss « co, aeghybsine tray Pan ever Ovfore tw Ley ‘snd wes more able orm ‘ow. o me ar egtarers Sud Deaters tu Doring the past fon woke had scroin:ous ewele URN MEsL, ing as as my oe on anotbut of WHEAT and RYE FLOUR, my I cok Veourine faitatelly and it re- j And all kinds of MILL OFFAL, | mived #t lovel with the surface ine mocthe fl thick 5G Water street, Georgetown, D.C, vci3 in® I should bave been cored of my mein trouble sooner East pL ed ~ nd REW CROP OOLONG, 50 ren LB scat cosaane Gea eee ea Warrentec equal to any on the market for tne pce | W tocy wil pettentis take Veena, judgment, care them. DEALS! = IN FINE TEAS and OuF, Bridge st., Georgetown, @. W. MANSFIBL! Pactor of the Methods: EK. Church. sare: : TILK HATS $3.20, “WhStiners 91 25, ¢1.20, 92, #2.%0%0 Ail from the fest manatactarers one Geyticmen’s VEGETINE a. RB. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. rops-ly_ 144 FORTY-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED. W. H. WHEATLEYWS PREMIUM STEAM DYEING aco TN FE: Sa 3 £3 f @ ESTAn- O@ice, 49 Jefferson street, GEORGETOWN, D.C, Work sent for and ¢elivered to oer, Becetved and raed ‘Ck press ged iB si Vegetine Is Sold By All Druggists. oct24-wae | | i | | JAPANESE GOobs. MEN'S FULL 80! from #5 to @20. a z 8 Bec, | do. Be., ovate