Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1877, Page 4

EE NL TTA a SN a AE A TE SE a SY THE EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY .....October 31, 1977. ‘Weather Indications To-day. Orrice oF CHIEF SIGNAL OrFiceR, Washington, October 31, 1877. For the lower lake region andthe m ' iddle Atlantic states, clondy and rainy, followed by clearing weather, warm soatherly veer. ing to colder northwest winds, and falling followed by rising bat Lydia Thompson and my 4 ‘or combination. fhe Stolea Child,” and Theat varieties. St. Joseph's Halt.—Gra Of the First German Reformed c Linein Hall Hosmer Concert a fair, Western Presiyterian Church —Lecture by Rey. Dr. Wills on “* Woman.” - Condensed Locals. Members of ++Garrick Club,” see notte Street lamps will be lighted at 5:39 p. m. and extinguished at 245 a.m. lel From J.C. Parker we have the New York alts. ested in Mrs. Weyis advertisement in'anot a at Ryland ebs larrison, the copurues with unabated te Owing to the death of N. tem ball advertised for this evenin jaronic Temple, under the auspices of St Jobn's Mite Association, is postpoued. This beiug the last dar of Ocvober, it will lebrated according to time-honored cus- Hallow-e'vn. To morrow is Ali- s day, # festival in honor of the any a@nd saints, obser i by the Catholic, Proves tant Episcopal and Lutheran churehe? «al the next day is All Souls. ce of an assault committed on Officer kk « by Jobe Madigan 1 ws stated 1 aL G ras thi Fearching of Madi Fitz Who ‘s charged with the killing of Coarles Draeger not searched, The facts are that the house was bat that the off had made as lo Fitz being at ting [ast night of members of the ps of the late General Forrest, to take action tn reference to bis death, mi Chalmers, of Missis«!ppi, presided, Gen. Di- bell. of 7 acted as s: committee, consisting of the cb resentative Young, of Tennes: . For. ney, of Alabama, Gen. Cook, of Georgia. and Col. Money, of Mississippi, was appointed to draft resolutions aud forward them to the family of the deceased. A meeting of hu ers of this District was held last uigh eller’s ball, Maryland avenue, to take action in relation to an al- lezed diseriraination made by the Disiric suthorities in the issuing of licenses. It was decided to commence suit against the Dis- trict to compel the return of money pald for es besides. The varge Protective and the following - Windeld, pres- ponding secreLary: Kerper, financial secretary; \.S. Mof- reastrer. licenses, and ask for da ident, MiloSweeny, corr: Fra: A PEKSONAL TAX CASE IN COURT. Yesterday afternoon there was fled on law side of the Supreme Court of the Distri of Columbia, a case under the ttle of itan Bank vs. John F. Cook, . C.,” which is of considerabie tm- . and may be regarded asa test case. ite declaration in the case sets forth that on the ith of September the defendant wronx fully and fipjuriously seized and distrained Of the goods and chaitels of the plaintiff, one safe ol the value of $¢,000 for certain taxes— $5.5 —pretended to be iu arrearand dae the District of Columb: With the declara- tion there 18 a case stated, with the Peep all perfected. The case stated sets forth that defendant is a banking association with a capital of £00,000, of which $79,;%) 21 only is Uninvested; that notice and scheduie for the amount alleged to be due as personal tax was served on plaintift A it 2d, 1576. and re- torn was made on the ith of Sep'enber with ‘the protest: that the assessors sul-equently assessed the capital stock at itseus valud, and after deducting the value of the real es tale.a taxof = Was assessed aad levicd and none of the stares were assesse | again«t the individual owne Subseq ently notice ‘Was servel on pla! Which amount! tb and against the protest of sai: fendant distrained Court to say whet tax, and if the court is cf opit Judg ment is to be given defend erwise for pisintiff, and it is lated that etther purty error to the Sapret States. Mr. Nathan plaintiff and Mr. Bir iixon appears f defendant. ws her next fe y E. Willis, dle bill for divorce from bed and board with Decius W. Fémonston, for supportand right of dower. The petition states that they were aried June Ir at 513 Massachusetts averve, by Kev. ir Butler, of the Memoriai Lutheran chureb; that they lived happ'ly together until April, 1577,when, by the iater- erence of the daughter of defendant and her husband, their repeated tale-bearing and abuse, the defendant was prejudice’ against her, and exerted such an influesce on the grandchild of defendant as to cause him fre- quently to abuse bis slep grandmother, and to finally throw at and strike her, and she Was finally led to have him arrested for as- Sault; that by the continucd hsrrassing of the defendant and his family her mind was impaired, and showing signs of insanity she Was, on April 16th last, removed to the in- asyium; that defendant broke up bousekceping and went to live with his mar- ried daughter in Georgetown; that eom Plaivant was, on June 30th.’ pronounced iy restored ‘to mind and health, and was brought to her former home, and defendant Was voiitied of her recovery, but would have nothing to do with her, and told those in ebaige of her to take her back, refusing her admitiance to the house and shuttiug the door in her face, and that the shock caused by this ill-treatment caus<d a relapse in ber d she was asain sent to the asylum, but the defendant refuses to p for ner care cr to bold any commuuicai ‘with her. fair grou for « musket r new end tasty knapsacks their p dress coats. Wearing on the trip coa:s and overeoats. Toe company wili be formed at the armory by First Sergeant Ross, and on the officers— Col. Wim. G. Moore. First Liens. W. Dal- ton, Second Lieut. W. H. Harrison aking rs there will be a short parale, heated | ey to Richmond. At Willard’s several of Stail of the District militia will be re. eeived, and the company will march thence to the Baltimore and Potomac depot ani take the train for the south which leaves at 30% o'clock. Special cars will be sx apart for the ladies. A large number of the frieuds of Company A will accompany them. Tue Found trip tickets are bat $2.50. ——_oe——— wis, t ad and w ire to safely insure the'r real estate or personal property. Don't allow ourself to be led astray tuto a sense of secu- Fity by the dazzling aid up rectors embrace the names of some of our best citt- zens, and who are now making a specially Of tssuing policies at lowest equitable rates, capital is bona fide, whose list of and grarantecing prompt pay ment of losses, _—-__ ESCark oF Two CoLorep Brrctars— iliam Parker and John Payue, the two lars arrested by Officer Breen. 23 ¢ while they were robbing the sore Of Dominick McGeorge, at the corner of tiih ‘treets, and who Were yesterday com- jail for action of the grand jury, escape from the bailifT, when at door, as they were about being re- the Black Maria, by slipping off heir handcuffs. TAYLOR & HuPrty, 63 Peunsylvania ave , love busivess a specialty, aod stocx In the city of all the best makes of kid gloves for ladies, a ch’s band, which goes with the com- | The Workingmen’s Assembly. A regular meeting of the Workiugmen’t Assembly was held last evening at Baler’s | hall, on Sth and E streets. Delegates were received as follows:—A. ©. Smith, Jonn W. | Reynolds aud Charles Davis, from ‘the brick- | phy and — Nuttall, from tae | | ' | Were announced as the executive committee, | and O. P. Chappell, Wm. Spier, J. L. | voight, Stephen Charlton and | the fipance committee. Precinct, on the night of the 12:h | S¢¢ in, those wishing clothing—me layers’ union; Nicholas J. Piass, yg gas fitters G. MacDonald, W. Soler aud - Vandeverdt, from the tatlors’ union. J. H. Halston, Alfred Thomas, Richard Emmons, T. F. Maber and J. F. itemore union; and Vv Land- Smith Mr. Berou moved that the committee on platform be increased to nine, aul stated that in their declaration it was proposed to discuss the following subjects anufac- tores and mines, marine and tariff, constita- tion and elections, prison aod other laber aid emigration, finance and is, rail roads an ublLe lands, patents and labor saving machines, chartercd bodies and edu- cation. This motion was discussed atcen- siderable iength and finally adopted; and Messrs. S. Maltby, N. J. Plass, C. W. Davis avd B. G. McDonald were added to the com- mittee. Mr. Halleman offered resolutions, which were adopted, “that the object of this associa- tion is to assist, through all orga"izatioux, ihe interests of all mechanics and laboring men, not only in the District of Cotumbia, but threughout the United States, in any A. | Teatters which this organization may deein judicious miter having duly considered the same; teat the prime object of this associa- thom is to organize the different trades of tne Histriet into unions and to have their dele gates prope riy “.ceredited to this, the central organization, ++, that all trade ay Unite in maintaining We rixhts of all branches of my chanics and workingmen in the District.” Mr. Landvolght moved the appointment of @ ccminittee to consider the expediency of bolel: € @ series of mass meetings; adopted, and Messrs. Clarkson, MeDonald, Suier, erau Murphy were'appointed ihe com: met The tatlors’ delegation reported a list of employrrs who had signed their bill; aud a list of those who had not. Mr. Hamilton offered a resolution ofthanks to the press, w AMUSENESE Theater. — Miss Lydia id her dashing compaay ¢ in thetr new and x<ygen,” said to b Crusoe” in mary quin is said to be immense Look out night, which will beat the Jam of last np for a crowded hoas Opera House-—The performance week is capital, and is heartily ex large audiences nigntly. Tony Pasi Ways las 4 good company, and this time it exceptions!ly good, 4s @ visit to the Opera House will d strate, Theater © ve —Tie tional drama of “The Stolen Child” ts presented in a fi- ting manuer at the Comique. The var:ett ure fully up to the standard. Lincoin Hati—Miss Alice Hosmer will Bive a concert bere this evening, assisted by some of the best musical taleat in the city. This is Miss Hosmer’s first appearance since sbe made ber debut at the National Theater over two years ago. Since thea she has been studying successfully in New York. Western Presbyterian Church.—Rav. Dr. Wills will lecture here this evening on “Woman.” Foundry Church —Dr. Chas. H. Fowlet New York, wiildeliver his lecture to-m evening on “Great is of Great Men.” ‘This is @ great literary treat. Redpath Lyceum.—Hon. Daniel Dougherty, the famous lecturer of Pennsylvania, will de- liver a lecture atthe National Theater Sun- omiss on “The Stage.” ¢ Saengerbund will give a concert on next Monday evening for the benefit of the Labor Exchange. T.eodore Thomas’ Orchestra will give two concerts next week at the Congregational ebureh, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. See advt. here ——— THE LETTER CARRIERS NATIONAL Con- VENTION wet at Metropolitan ball, 7uh street, yesterday, to take action looking to- ward the urging upon Congress the necessity of inereasing the compeosation of letter car- riers. in the United States there are eighty. seven cities which have a free delivery sys- tem. Of these nineteen were represenied by delegates, and forty by proxy. The cities Tepresented yesterday were: Cincinna‘i, Ohio; Philadelphia, Pa.; Brooklyn, 3 Worcester, Mass; Baltimore, Md.; Colum- bus, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.; New Orleans. Ls Boston, Mass.; Pittsburg, Pa; Prov dence, R. 1; Detroit, Mich ; Covington, Ky G jrand Rapids, Mich » Va; Kocne: ter, N. Y.; Washington, D.C. George Perry, of Cincinnati, was chosen as president; ‘J Richardson, of Balt , View presi stus Winer, of Puiladelpata, sec s Churel, of Worcester, #ass., assistant ary, ard H. L. Hyatt.of Washingtoa, r eral ecommitiess were ap. upon Congress. the P etc. The committee te es Gereral did so, and in arks by Mr. Perry he stated that ily in sympathy with then, and : ir would do all be eoul Was too smal He for them, aid in his ens ual report to Congress would recommend bs 1 increase. The delegates yesterday eom- mir g of the bill which they in- sent to Congress, which they all d then adjourned until last even- ing, when they met and further discusse:t the situation. The committee met this morning, but to give the committees to wait on the commit- tees of Coneress an opportunity to perform their duties, adjourned to this morning. —_—___— THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night. The report of the health officer for the week poor October 29h, showed 358 nuisances abated, 17 causes of death investigated, 10 burials at publicexpense, with the usual food Inspections and condemnations. A commu- nication was read from Health Officer Keene, Stating that complaints having been made from time to Ume of nuisances cveated by borses standing at the various terminus or standing points of the chariot and horse car routes in tb's city and Georgetown, and no- ices issued having accomplished only a par- lial lemporary abatement, he recommends that the subject be referred to a committee for luvestization, with the view to some itive uction by the board towards the perina- nent abatement. The pavements and streets at the points indicated are now saturated by the deposits, acd are offensive public nuis- ances. the remedy for whtch must compre- bend the consiruction of sheds or bulidings, with proper pavements, having hydrants and traps to wash them and draia them into fewers, referred to the sauitlary committee THE Races at Bi ING’s Course this week Will afford opportunity for lovers of Sport to witness some first rateraecs. A great many of the horses which ran at Pimlico a few days ago will run here, and very inter. esting contests may be expected. The fol- ing winners at Pimlico will run here:— Wash Booth, the Se ge ned dasa for maidens; Dead Head, mile heats, burdie; Glen Dudiey, mile heaws; Lady Salyers, bandicap dash, 14 mile; Burgoo, compensa. tion purse, mile beats; and Frederickstown, mile heats. Besides the above, the following well Known horses are also here: Major [ar- ker, St James and Princess of Tule; Kil. burn. Ambush, Blondell, Russ Butler, Egypt Gallaher. First Chance, Little Fellow, E terprise, Diek Sasseer, Derb; mer, Romney and Joe Hunt. The re ces Announced for to-day have been becestarily postponed, on account of the rain, util to morrow. ——_e2—_—_. KNIGHTS oF PYTHIAS. Ne. 2, Nov. ; Liberty, No. 6, Nov. 14; 0. 7, Nov. 1; Friendship, No. 8. ; Decatur, No.9, Nov. 28; Syracusian . Nov. 9% Calanthe., No. i!, Nov. 1 Hermione. No i2, December 4; Excelsior, N M4, November 27; Germania, No. 15, Ni Reliance, No. 16, Nov. 22; ual, No. 17, Ds cember 2; Oceasia, No. 18, November 13; Harmony, No. 21, Nov. 29; Union, No. 22, Nov. 16, ——— THE BASE BALL SEASON was closed yes- terday by a game between the Nationalsand ® picked nine from tue District, Bannon and K-nny, of the Nationals, pitching and catch- ing respectively forthe picked nine. With- erow plicbed and t for the Na- uonals. result was in favor of the Na- score of 7 to 2. pont aaa AS THE FALL SEASON has nowappirently touals by & boys’ suits, dress, business overcoats— thould avail themselves of the inducements cft<red by Mr. A. Straus, Penn. . ith street. See his advertisen ents ag ent. —.—— AN ILLUSTRATION of what the market af- fords Ip the it of 2 ¥ ~ dren's clothing, we sould not ao bees ees refer to the ex | the boys’ clothing house Co., 909 Pennsylvania ave. == NotTINGHAM Laces 6e., ete; new camttsores foe mete a —— Duraxe’s RHEUMATIC REMEpy is the and experiments. Reav ESTATE SALES.—Messrs. Duncan- | son Bros. sold for b’on, tras- | tee, the ‘north 29 feet § inches front by ths depth of 100 feet of lot 26, in square 538, im- proved by two frame ses, Situated on 31 Street, between E and F streets southwest, to Jobn Grinder for #650. Also, for R. G. Camp- bell, trustee, lot 18, in William Williams subdivision of original 5and 4 and part of lot 4. Im square *8, improved by a two-story brick dwelling, known as No. 24, 7th street southeast. to Mrs. E. J. Campbell for $2,550. Also, for William F. Mattingly, trustee, all Of lois No. 2, 3, 4,5,6,7, 8,9, the east 30 feet of lots 11 and 12, insquare 695, to Wm. Q Foree for 4 cents square loot. Also, for same trastee, all of lots No. 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18. 19, 20, 21 and 22, and the last halfof lots 7 ‘end 8, in square 65, to same purchaser for + ernts square foot; the above property being bounded by % and Ist streets, H and I strects sou'bea t. Also, for Philip F. Larnet and 'T. Davis, trastees, the eastern hall of in squaree 166. improved by a three- story brick house, situated on Penasyivania aveiue, between 7th and Ith streets north- West, to Mrs. Mary Frances Ford for 33. Also, for Reginald Fendall and Joseph F. Wollard, trustees, lot @, In square for #*'0, to Abbot and Duncanson, executors, sitnated on Defrees street. For same trus- tees, lot 3, square 133, Improved by frame dwelling, tor =1,150. Lot 2,same square, at i2 cents per square foot. Proposep Liqgvor DEALERS LEAGUF.— Theie is some talk among liquor dealer> 0 organizing an astoctat.on for mntnal protec- Uon against the aggressive operations of the temperance societivs in this District, and th» first effort of the organiz«tion will be to pro- cure a decision of the highest judicial au- ibority #8 to the status of liquor deal under the present laws. They claim th: the recent action of the Board of Police | ing about one-balf of the applicatio. 5 liquor licenses, the board are in- by @ very small mivority of citi- zens—the pledged ‘temperance people, who “ther do nol number. over three thou- ad In order to meet proseri ation with fon, it is suggested that one of the Propored association will pledge ers not to dial with, and to urge ibeir friends not todeal with any pet any Manner who opposes the granting Heense, a recora belug Kept for rei the association, —_——— How HE was CavGut.—For some time past Mr. E. Deviin, who keeps a «Noah's Ark” kind of establishment at 611 D street, has occasionally purchased shaw! straps aad trunk leeks from a colored man, and the visits of the man having becomé very fre- quentoflate, Mr. Devlin lust evening ea in Officer Madigan, who was in ellis clothes, to investigate. It was not long be- fore the man appeared with some of the same Kird of siuff, and Mr. Madigan took him in custedy, when he gave the name of Charlos Sieger. "It was ascertained that he had beea in the employ of Me. H.8. Jobuson, 47 Penu- syivania avenue. and that he bad sold stuff to Mr. E. Heck, which was recovered. Taree cases of larceny were made against him in the Police Court, and he was sentenced to months in jail. ——— ANOTHER LOT of beautiful wool dres goods only eighteen cents, black silks, bl. and colored cashmeres, black alpacas, bi. kets, shawls, cloth for men’s and bo; Read our new advertisement of the ery goods in Washington. Carter's ket space.—Adct, a A FINE CPPporTUNITY to procure art ma- terial at @ bargain wil! be afforded at the auction sale of the contents of Larb’s pi ture frame establisument, beginning to-mor- row evening. THE COURT! MI ae Court—Judge Mac Arthur. ¥, Moses Ch tw abston. ho Imperial He Teeday, Robert Will plead guilty, and » lary for two years, cou offence; sentenc for two’ years, , larceny guilty re h rt 1} to two years in the p ceny of diamond ri | JrRCCIT CouRtT—Judye Carter. To-day, Kivlholty et al. agt Willey and | parties 4 y nth, S10 ttt, for Rs veinal dan S verdict for pla Wilwons veedict Teel agt al; verdict for plaintift, Equity Covrr hett | | PRoBatTe Covrt—Judge € Yegters e foliowin Ferdin: ad Batler, in. to ‘the registrar sed: set for hearin Joseph pointed nd:uinistra iN Wa POLICE CoURT—Jutge Snell. To-dny: Ama ons; 109 bonds t Stewart, threats to Sarah Steph pthe peace. Lewis Date, lar was sent to jail for six mr vy of various arty son; four months in ty, disorderly in Fy ohn 'E: nds axe Inet night GEORGETOWN. THE FUNERAL of Thomas Johnson took place from Masonic eenipie to-day at two o'clock. The remains were in a fine rosewood casket from Birch’s. The Rev. J. J. Joyce, of St. John’s P. E. church, officiated, tae deceased being buried with Masonic hono.s; the pall-bearers were also furnished by that fraternity. The nterment was at Oak Hill. STILL ILL.—Prof. Tyler, mention of whose illness was made in yesterday’s STAR, con- Unues about the same, his condition being very ferions. CANAL NoTES.—Owing toa break ina lock a _ miles above here, no boats are arriving lo-day. CaTTLE MARKET.—{Furnished by R. H. Taverner.|—Nunber of cattle on the market 400, 375 sold, 23 left, prices ranging from 3 to 5 cents per pound; 1,000 sheep oifered, sold 4t prices ranging from 4 to 5% cents per pound; 20 cows and calves sold from £2) to =O per bead, Market dull. Nor Mucu oF an Ge E 3g 3 on 3 @ solicttous that the District | Commissioners should personally inspect the work being done to improve that street, The gullies washed out of the gravel of that thoroug, are being filled with a mixture of red clay and rotten rock, a combination whic in rainy weataer will make the slop- piest, deepest and stickiest mud that can be | found anywhere, ruiniug any nice vehicle which passes through it—ifany will be able to drive through it in a bad rain: Spell. There is no excuse for this, as gool gravel can be procured nearer the work than [his red mad. K. ALEXANDRIA. Cow DIsEaSE.—A fatal disease seems to be | Prevalert among many of the cows in this city and vi can Mr. Wm. Legg lost a fine one yesterday, the third he has lost since the Ist gay of July. The cow was apparenily = and milked freely the day ou which it BETTER.—Allen Sullivan, who was acci- dentally shot in the neck last Saturday night, on the Aqueduct bridge, was much better yestercay.—[ Gazetle, 3h. Jos BitLincs’ AL wANac says look ont fur cold wentuer.” A: Sdded:—Keep Dr. Bull's Ccogu .s. Syrup in readi- a THAT AWFUL BOY. Bave youscen him? if not, ack for him at any Bo. kstore. He will cost you only &O cents, and you Will get mone than ) our momey’s worth in ° met and good hurr. G. W. CARLETON & Cv., Publishers, N. ¥,_ —The firmof KLOTZ & NOACK, ‘solved partorrsh py, as staied in Star on h, hereby notify a’ in st80n8 who bt to firm to please come forwarg to old place, F. cet2-< It Fi LUTZ, 142% F sireet, to settle their accounts, BLUTZ & NOAr October 36th. 1877. oct30-3t" BE GREAT PREAG Ey Lreiare Great Deore toed Ee eine ‘ trea " f Church, oeat THUR “DAY, November] cet ie”, ROF. J. E, SCHEEL, Organist and In- wuuctor of Vocal and Instramentsi Music. Torns cou. A Tih street, oF OOB mrest. at Dr. OO! Musio Store. Z oct bs" ey erie ee ese elas a A by J. & E. Atkinson to their deli ation of Lavender known by this name. w,5 | Warranted equal to any on the market fort DYEING AND SCOUKING ESTAB- | LISUMENT, | Selo ebe Socks pees ie ? CITY ITEMS. ETHERRAL Es: ENCE is the ti'le fitly given cate prepar- ATIGNAL THEAT: 08 serve that she pr sent Pr eek will be the only canity to witha the Chaste and Ospit ati, ** Siiss LYDIA THOMPSON, EKsY OO r = PERSONS suffering from Piles will ffnd re- AND Bak 3 Hef and prevent their recurrence by using COUMPHIEING EXCE SUING 5O ARTISTS. Carter's Little Liver Pills, Ebbitt’ House Py ta poe, THU ‘aavay = LRGs. ;. drug store. ntirely New Dar 1 oat mirthfal yo: . prodacd The ‘<n vod Philaielpoia saccess, THE QUEEN OF THE OvEN.—A breakfast- 0. : biseultor tea-roll made with Dooley’s Yeast OK. GAS IN BURLASYUR METRE Powder is certainly the queen of the oven— | To b¢ pre ded precivety ati 48 o'clock by th» come- 80 lisht, Rte har Levenger You litt - 7 mee To S0xB nous hed rly, brea open . Spread » Farew: at ny Om DSN. Gaintily with fresh, sweet Gutter; wetting tc | BLUR BE CRD ee nee ae te cele. begraciour. After breakfasting So a exceeding }.080 times, and witec<ed eleven. Ponder made with Dooley’s Yeast P mau would contemplate suicide or grumble be- | cause his wife asked him for money? —— a HOSTETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS are em- pbatically a genial restorative. The changes Teer s60)a\ Highteess tho Prince and (wee mn 8h ct, as Rvening, a Grand " O% + aad Scene 3 from BLU: Double Bil- BEAMD. oc and violent. On this account it is admirab! al — mineral drugs are positively injurious. | ” Poestinn, ‘i Puyvuciies lee Aitkeen patients de. | MASTER LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, inent Young Viol briliaut CONCE i in this city, at the | CONGBKEGATIONAL CHURCH, ox TUESDAY AND W Novenite T lighted, the doubtful silenced, and all who have eyes to see, or ears to hear, more tha: fatisfied by the absolnte certainty with which Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar Colds, Hoarseness, and every lungs ani throat, tending to | in two of the nost @T3 vver givon EDNESD t AY EVENINGS, A Fth amd n wil Consumption. | Pike's Tvethacke Drops cures Toothache in | ove minute. Sold by all Deugzists at 25 cents, 10,29 e058 | | | | } | De used, with the 225 ry —__4—___ Youna’s PATENT DETERGENT isthe fines cleansing material eyer invented. druggists and grocers. a7 THE Reason WHY others use the !adiin Security Oil Is that no Recklent has ever occurred fiom its use. It is the best In the workl. All storekee| fell it. Try it, and you will have no Take nothing but Aladdin, The abdeve Oll ean be had at Goo. Rynesl, Jr.’s, 639 D street north west. 8,113: 2 RELIABLE HELP for weas and nervous | RA : ISGTON DRIVIN? Pank, Ben- . ( Baltine Po om Sola by soane all housekeepers and mine's id | sien | cents, ROSSING RACES AT BENN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY wd FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 1 leg: ine Was ingto Feimaing leave Bom n of the races cae sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating | geeciat Train will leo diseases cured withoat melicine. Pulve: ané Potomac Dept at 2 macher’s Electric Belts the grand desidera- | Guy. with spromicars tor indies tum. Avold imitations. Book and Journal, | torsing whe races are over with particulars, mailed free. Address Pul- r will ki by Major Jobuson on th at Bational Hotel Meratne J RAND CONCERT, IN AID OF THE LABOR EXCHANGE, To be given hy ¢ WASHINGTON SAU NQERBUND, vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City. 6,25,d&kiy Ls To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Esiablichment, No. 996 | G streetsnear 9th street. By promptly adopt- ening. ing the’ latest improvements, whether of | Silat American or Europeaa invention, he isen- | Miss EVA MILLS, § abled todo his work in @ manner ‘not to be | ses SALLLE FLY equaled by those not possessing these facil- | - Mi itles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and | Mra. LABANOFE Gent’s Suits are, tn fact, the cheapestinthe | 5, A ObnARr Ss oe eity on account of his superior work. Give | . Mr WM. WALDECKER, Piano. him a cail—%6 G sireet. Punctuality guar- | AT LINCOLN HALL, : | ansesd, MONDAY EVENING, November &, 1877 _ Adivivrion 0 "og Sont Sp zs secared for 25 © bis eotre at ihe music store of Messrs. Met GEORGETOWN ADVERM’TS. | #*°___ ie ocidd tNG RUS, 4 LUEKS of 3 ° > errr a find aermaoy of im hiogton Marcharts THREE FAMOUS ORATORS. ihe sate br vince, WhO Wish to participate, on National Theater, Sunday Evening, Nov. 4 FRIDAY NIGIT, at 8 o'clock, at Goddard s Hl : » ae ns Mov. Corner Wast ington and Bride etrectae oct aes HON, DANIEL DOUGHERT OR RENT—OOTTAGE HOUSE, No. OS Fim | TD Mosteloauent forensic orator aud lecturer of Penvaylvaria, Sth,j £02... weomevercensensn . 25 F locker hse hear i house % feet front; lot 15) vat feet: range. baih. closets; all in perfect or- THE BTAGE. Ger:rent @35; key at No. 23; possession given im- Nationa? The Sunday Evening, Nov. 11, eet (eal ¥ A. LIVERMORE, EV4N LYONS & “The Qneen of the Lyceum,” the greatest laay ora CORN MEAL res fed Dealers in rod ioe dloes SUPERFLUOUS WOMEN aL, 0 bj Clason seemeneen seers BU P uf ‘ Pad WHAT’ and RYE FLOUR, . sins are And all kinds of MILL OFFAL, D. octi3 han money 3 & DEALERS ae bes ee Ee. ste, ure 1 Oe SIGN of bia=3.7 °°" Georee octet H47TS8.- FALL STYLES SOW READY. Assortment large and complete. Gentlemen's SILK HATS $5.00, $4, 96 Linco'n Hal’. Wednesday Evening, Nov. 7. JOSH BILLINGS, ‘The popular homorist, with musica: attractions. Tickets at Metzerott’s, 93 Penn. Ars. Fibc and 50c_No ex OPE RA HOUSE. MONDAY, October 99, for one week only. Thy Lea nM eatnees ot ie erat N¥ PASTOR COME DELEBADTY & bes The Monarchs of all Ethieopian Song aut Charac’er Artists FERGUSON & MACK, KEW CROP OOLONG. 50 CENTS rex LB cent! The Avtocrais gf Tei Gomedys 08 t ALSON & " HALMETS $1 25, $1.9, 92, 92.10 to 93 50. a ng All from the t pA te : and Fh mes seeaent as ee ARKLEY W. F. SEYMOUR, _tepl-tm_132 Bridge Street, Georgetown. | {CHOVOL BOOKS of wll kinds at greatly Reduced | Ss Prices; also, Biank Books and § ati eg |e sep6-ly ‘ The Young American Prima Donna. THE BENDETTS. FRANK AND EVA In their famous Sor ge, Sk ‘ © The Dashing Feio-G £.K, US 244 Bridge street, Georgetown. FORT Y-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED, REARDON, and Elegant | The Distingw'shed Co ableronicon former on the BEN DODGE, Per. pe x re E A i a oe ‘agic Larcing Bar ‘rtali ment 6 W. HW. WHEATLEWS | indie witht oF sug. Afr Pincr, 1am Ke. ¥ RSAL. atinee: i jay and Saturday, FESMIOM STAM Admission, 18, a snd cents. ad ‘oct [HE LECTURE OF THE SEASON. Dk. CHAS. H. FOWLER, of New York, Will diiive: bis Famous Lectare st Office, 49 Jefferson street, “GEORGETOWN, D.C. Z FOUSDRY CHURCH. Work sent for and delivered to ai lace in the | ‘A ty. a tad teiesnel (rah ee oe | Next THUBSDAY, Novemner 1s trom to any place in the country. “Great Decds of G Sen a. my7tr ATER COMI TRE QU * BELOW P&NNSYLVANIA AVESUE. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for Ladics and Obtldren EVERY W NE*DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. F. DENMFaD, Proprietor, ARLINGTON BREWERY, 27th and K streets, ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. I have this day red: CHAS, MITTENDORFF, Manager. luced the price of Ate to 9 per | Variety, Drama, Burleeg' and Comedy. nov2?-ly Wir cae ae and excellency of flavor it 626 = Pe eel 626 cannot be surpassed a et Bes! soa EBS partied.” 2 hole, halves and quarter barrels; alvo,! FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, Q4ts ! OATS!! Chotee on Paintin en ‘Chromos, & Sy ey ed Also ck —, <a, | Shades. Pictures, Frames ts wel nda ad be 5 soca enetare raced at | See ee eae ase Bee a a een Name and Number. jyl-ly OW 18 THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’, SCHOOL SATCHELS. Nie toners ‘Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &c., at extraordipery Cpe at“JUSTH'S Old Stand,” No 610 Dt. n.w. Ail notes by mail will be promptly attended to, ‘sel3-tr _EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. c. Echeol batchels at 450. Notic 2 TO MOUNT VERNON PAS- Bchoci batenels at 75c. SEN TERS. vue Reopens secgers at ‘Mount Vernon Wharf Patent Book Clam Pa. Be First quality Lead Peucil, Rubber head, 15c. per lonen. Lunch Baskets, 25 and S00. Waste Paper Baskets. Xe. and $1. Large Clo-hes Baskets, §1 Work Baskets at 25, 800.4nd $1. Very handsome Bird Oageaat $i, Just opened at Passengers taking this steamer, which! is connected with the Ladies’ Monnt Vernon Assoct. ation) avoid riding in ambulances three miles, aa by other lines Hound trip, $1, including admission to Mansio2 an % Didi leaves 7th street wharf dail: (Sunday ox- Supt, Ladies Monat Vernon Aare 4 FRANK HOULINGSHEAD, Sir. Arrow. rep2s-tf NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON. SILVERBERG's METROPOLITAN BAZAAR, WAHINGTON Ts : seri2-wim.tr $42 7th st., noar Pa. avenue. | {ng Carriages to transport them wot ~~ | mane n. By this roure persons avoid A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN | a long hill The distance t* on A FORTUNE. not three. Leaves 7th-street wharf every day ( at 10 a mand returns aboat 4:30 Stick Pare, BE, inciuding Donn " cok, »incioding eduission and car °: dfrcm the mansion. Eleventh Grand Drawing, 1877, At New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. Gth. for the ntion was regularly incorporated by the the State fer. Edvicational marie 1S WEBER PIANOS, Tw Half Tickets, @1. LIST OF PRIZES: HE STIEFF P1ANOS, 7 : scesemenmames sas 1 Unsurpassed in tone, finish, and j aed emai * SSoom | bility; ver ry iow for cash, or on oe. aan PE pried gang? coven ham | atthe’ RPORLUM OF MUSIC, 739 Tul ban ee ae I , ccseunt Rebed, omen | Be $ibscmcenrrenenene 1000 CRE TANOS.—"The . cs oneness oma comane out Pianos known,” } fo Gor mmm semearmcenne 1000) | oy ATOLLS BURDETT OBO, Se oA 1m do: aes | sent, “add Tah, etrect, i ArEROXiMATioN Faiz, ortth tr Near Pennsylvania uv nde, a0. fo. Sa M, KNABE & CO’S WORULD-RE 3 & fo. Wn Y HOWNAD | PLAMOS — These a) TAST Prince, amounts £0. ceocneernmemee 8 110ADD for rey youre: and avo reodvel Write for Glrcuiars or gond grat to highs canard. There exhibited. MoUam- P. 0, Box 603, New Orleain’ La, Tinted manatee ori y coustactly ou band’ shonig: = Fronted and exobarged,” Particular 2 paid to EXTRAORDINARY BEMT-ANSUAL DRAW- TUESDAY, Dec. 11th, — > Tickets, $10, Shares iu Eroportion. a Brign git oto ‘24 Capital Prize, $50 000 H **Cabinet ai ad buted in prizes of Aittersn A choice sue.runent jum rece ca and TRA . Drawings superiatended Sxami . Beaur- gard, of La. and General Jubal A-Rurle, | fins ineied Hot, SUANEW Age ciects of Va. flor the State and peopin Mor a aD M.A. Babenty, | §ge40 pees a PALACE WAREROOMS, ECOND-HAND FURNITURE, highest cash pricen pald, and sald at reduecd | pWePAte penne cao to se myl3 ly on wa wa ot Seserere Pie bier charge for reserved seata. 029 tr CLOTHING. Autumn Items HAVING REFERENCE TO GENTLEMEN'S HABILIMENTS. PREFACE the goods referred to in this ansouncement are of o8D mana’ thorongh knowledge of allt quality of sorkmanrbip, thus our positive assurance thet all — and that the general eet a BC ITEM FIRST. 8 SUIT DEPARTM 70d a mage (he ‘pre. sess um DRES Wine. of st AWAY SUITE priate for ali ordie occasions, onde tn mowt perb style, with best trimmings. fabrics used being the FINEST GRADES oF ENGLISH AND BROAD LOTHS, AND THE NEWEST AND FINEST GRADES ® FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIAGONALS. FRENCH, GEunmaN ITEM SECOND. BUSINESS SUIT DEPARTMENT. Tn our Busi: eas Sait department we ha a ty the De certainty hardwement, h f styles in the Fancy and Me made alter tie wost r away that sll © mos emt Beveliies in the re tie CONCLUSION plying yourselve PAY a visit to with Cio! oar fmm onp ng for the 8a ° r) any woods desired. HABLE SROTHERS, MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHIERS, Corner Seventh and D streets, Plain Facts, TO BE CONVINCED. FOR YOURSELF octa6 tr 3 | | i Overceats, 30 My counters are filled Overcvar ded Overcoat ae with the 33 CHOTOEST, gE ~ 13 a 1 MOST STYLISH 1 by FALL and WINTER §; GARMENTS for MEN'S and BOYS Dress Suite, WEA! Dress Suite, ¢ Dress Suite, Dress Suite, that can be fonnd in Dress Suits, 9 Dress Suits, 1 the city, Business Suits, Business Sutus, Business Suiis, Business Sutte, Business Suits, Business Suite, Business Kuits, Business Suits, Business Pants, Business Pants, nd embraces ail Jesding styles and fa! rics that will be worn this season. * ® My prices are ee Aenuen SAseseavsdecensscases: alway THE LOWEST. ‘nd ro other bonse in this @ aen Conts and Vesta, $% Goats and Vests, 10. Coats and Veus, 12 Coats ana sests, 13 od Yeats, 15 city ean undereel! me. atsard Vests, 36 Ig ve yous partial Price v d Vests, 18 Lit any good id Vest: » Ba ne a can od Vows, 22 "find at my 2 Veo, 25 house. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenur, car 1itD street, Now Ready: octt9 tr FINE ASSORTMENT of READY MADE SUITS, For Gentlemen and Yonth, From $10 up. BEADY MADE COATE, With Vests to Matoh, of Beltabie Diagonsis ‘and other patterns, From $15 upward, BEADY MADE OVERCOATS, For Gentlemen and Youth, From $10 upward. Cousual care has been taken fn the preparation of the ready-made stock this season, and most of it bas Leen specially made either by or for me. COTTON, MERLNO AND WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, probably net excelied in vartety aad extent in Wax>- ington, Undershirts from 23 to 60 inches. Drawers from 23 1055 inches. Prices rauge from 50 cents to $8. PERFECTLY FITTING and PEKFECILY MADE SHIRTS, Wameuts Maslin, From @1 13% upward. I have certainly the largest stock of fue Shiris fn Washington, al! made «pecially forme, the same eoct which bave given autversal salisfaciioa for the past fifteen apes Oy 9 nae cheaper # ere to be found in the Union. plete price to apy address. P FINE TAILORING. 7 ‘Ov Bec: jor. A cholee assortment of fat of Austrian, German, French, Ki }» Sooteh, Irish mM. Only the beet workmanship, with promptuces. BUNTIAG ad ty ‘The B7-ONE PRICE ONLY. S7 STRANGERS MAY BEL’ ON FAIB DEALING. “i eis GEO. C. HENNING, Ie. 30 Beeuth etree: “PIP t0P.” CHALYBEATE 6PRINGS. octld tr EADY TO S&T THE ‘TOMATIO FIOOD-VALVi dwel awe A 8 CN A a IS SS, ED UCATIONAL. PRE ACADEMY © th aren NGTON FAIRLARB. Direotwr, F MUSIC, ourner of H worthwest, ‘With oble arsistants. Circulars af masic stores. tr ESSONS IN GEERMAS (native ue), 4} atin by vs. BARUS. forme ames. M- (;EORGETO corner dD. INDERGA K APITOL Hi s06 & ee vent « 3.8 GRAY oe Bev nd Greek rly Ins culary ple 1G K street + ADEMOISELLE FuEN FREDERICK Lar guages, College of St. |. Circmar in he astores, Adéres S17 jem Jersey avenue maser WN FEMALESFEMINARY, oe streets Roasting 1 od Gree “ged Dav School tor Vouns \ for thorough edacation tn location, Vocal and La $$ LIPSOOMR, Pr N AND SCHOO) RTE oo " PRUD HOMME S CLASBES . jrate and Atecanc ‘Ty, and with n perfect sation, v iit es ors’ rmer Seven the | ning tuition. @¢ ENGLisH Academy i res, oF nadrom TRIS at douthwoek a "PME Misses LA WEDNESDAY. 8.5 Joseph Honry, Hon. George Bane linge LL. D CEKIAN t ciree: dar, givin, teu: 5 to ieee Ak CLASSIC 7 eet, San@ertand nember Bra, 157. CULL * opeus Augnat ted Sous and Caaghters pree- couch, condensed Instraction siculations, Kogtieh Lan- Business Penmanan: BUSINESS ' New tilaetrat: Tiros BDI : LADIk®’ ville, Boys re Wy fale or 4058. SHOBTLIDG! Vocar CULT! N MUSIC, weeks, @8 to rate ER and Mi 707 easy courses of ronrentesd. GHT lesgons by Mies A ZAlURE JONES <b street north: AMES CORKIDON, Brg » St. tog. eeplag and. Sheri Hang taagat URE TAC In ©) AUGUST. at the ROH: weet. Term Professor Fae ims Lesions given BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ONARCH N ving of Prgnens Be-Saad: Parnassus; Jame Feience, @ treats cancasia and Ararai, «f Alfred de Mx RUSSIA, 1ES OF EUR 8. Wott, 3 vols.” ity. by Geo. s 1B. C. Shai and ei abet, H. Dawson, #2 Bir B. Creasy Feix Nercox. ©3 ‘Thormbury, am At James Perton, © by Btedma: Mure MEDICAL, &c. “QGATISFACTION’—A ponitivi . Bp Met sccoral “bY. Y formula by DB. D. eaylyabia ave: 518 ts Consuite:iun froe street, corner u oct} Im* » The B. LEO. ished Uable Lasies’ Pry ecian im the Ch ery Tuesday, W oduesda) cin trent. from rate aint amick ly dence, 3 Monroe arent. Hal sulted ey) No. Fen Oldest Extabl ‘aud of ty aod Sa to 9 o'clock. cured. UI more. cts tea™ B. BLOO! manhood and copstitucion tu four w ©, TRA Gleeases of Wome: letter. Private t kD EESENUE OF LISS lier most the vigor of youth to coke NSE AU, after sore aan ’ Hospitsi ang vate eas ‘oud Skim discasen. ail | Wot done gees AND PaCkING TRUNKS for great crength, éa-