Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1877, Page 4

Ee ee ee a ES ES TTT THE EVENING STAR. THUERSDAY.....November 1, 1877. Orricr or CHIRP SIGRAL OrFicer, Washington, November 1, 1877. For the middle Atlantic states, clear weather, followed by increasing cloudiness €old northwesterly, veering to warmer south: erly winds, ard rising followed by falling barometer. LOCAL NEWS. musements, &c., To-night. oot Thompson and Opera House. Tony Pastor combination. Theater Comique.—“TLe Stolen Child,” and varieties. Grand fair, for the benefit in Reformed ebureh. —Lecture on “ Great Deeds by Dr. Coarles H. Fowler. tice eer “rarer Foundry Chur Of Great Men,” Condensed Locals. From J. 0. Parker we nave ihe New York ID advance of the mails. e ball and boating clubs can have spe- ela) terms for winter exercise at the Wash- In, Gymnasium. _* e base ball game between the Kevetones of this city and the Lone Stars of George- town, yesterday, was won by the furmer by a score Of 1% to 6. The cociable and concert to-morrow night by the Children’s Ald Society of the Fourth airect (s¢.) M. E. Sunday echool, for the benefit of the poor children, will be an ex- eeediogly interesting affair. See ad. For the t three years there has been a great deal of sickness in the nelghborhoud of ist and 2d and East Capitol and south A streets, the caose of which bas been a matfer Of considerable speculation among physi- cians. Many deaths have occurred among children, and as the eause appears to be of a local cheracter it should be investigated by a¢ Board of Health Tae District - —The bitin IN TRES! troduced in the House this morning to reor- ganize th iclary of the District of Colum- bia, was prepared by the Bar Association of the District. and has heretofore been present d tn the Senate, and an abstract printed in THE STAK The bi}! introduced in the House to-day to provide for buildir market bouse on tquare M6, e city of Corcoren square., ix Warbington. is the same b that was intro- duced in the Senate on the 221 of March last, and its provisions were published in THE STAR at the time. Senator [rgalls introduced a bill in the Senate this morning to provide for thementof tax lien certificsses error issued by the late authorities of the of Columbia. It is the bill which pas: House January 6. 1577. The bill totre in the House by Mr. SchieiPer to aid the Washington, Cancinnati and St. Louis ratlroad y, is the same Dill reported from the committé¢on railways and canais when Secretary McCrary was ebairman. It has been before the last seve- Fal Congresses. AMUSEMENTS Theater.—“Oxy- gen.” the latest successful burlesaue, was performed by Lydia Thompson and pany toa large audience last evenin, gen” is brimm full of fun, a gether is ® much brighter production than inson Crusoe. Willie Edoutn as “Franz,” and Fred Marshall as~The Bur- gomaster.” carried the house by storm, par- larly in their feats of strength and leger- lemain. “Oxygen” was preceded by the lively one act comedy “How to Make Home Happy,” which was well presented. Opera Howse —The Tony Pastor combina- tien give an excellent performance here. The programme is composed of variety sketches and specialties by some of the best variety stars on the stage. Theor Comique —The usual large audience assembles at the Comique nightiy, and the performance gives general satisfaction. Powndry Church.—Dr. Chas. Fowler, of New York. woll lecture this evening on “Great Deeds of Great Men.’* Benning’s —The running races will be con- tinued to morrow and Satarday. Congregational Church —See the advertise- Ment of the Thomas concerts next week Amateur Theatricals at Marini’s Hall to morrow evening combine amusement With « worthy charity, thas supplying fands for @ more commodious building for the crippled and suffering childrea in our midst. — TBE SEconpD Co-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION held its second annua! meet- ing lastevening at Potomac Hall, at which the annual report it It shows Teeeipts, $77 902 8 €39,251.5. advanced demptions ) The ; original number of Lumber commencement second led do. settlement 123, do. co do. udvanced on ; remaining unsold 1689.6; number on roll 1,155.2; average pre mlum fret year 16 per cent.; do. second do 1M; present valve of one share 3.60. Th: election of efficers for the ensuing year re sulted as follows: George White, president president; O. T. Trompson Church, treasurer; -T c. , A. Archer, A. Depue, W. J. Steph. erron, J. H Cassell, J. A. Stephenson, J. B iekbesd, H. L. Rove, board of directors. eee ere eee Ow To RicBMOoND—Company A, Wash irgion Light Infantry, left here last night at 3}; o'clock for Richmond, where they com- pete to cay for the prize for drilling. The company atrembled at the armory at eight yeloek, and. beaded by Donch’s band, pro- ceeded to Willard’s hotel, where they re- ceived the beadquarter’s staff. They then courtermarched to the Baltimore and Poto- mac depot, being loudiy cheered along the route. ‘Hahneman's artillery gave them a parting salute on the armory lot. and at the Gepot a lerge crowd assembled to witness thelr departure. de @ short speech to the citizens assem- led to eee them off, remarking tnat the com- Pery was going to Richmond to win the Prize. The company take down 56 muskets. gar enone Poncaintey “BIBON S may be our oft deceived love for noveity,” says an appreciative contem- forary, “we still retain an innate respect for e borored institutions and names. It is therefore as gratifying as it is natural to wit- Dees the growing ey in this country argett house in the Chami- that of Mcet & Chandon, es- *, whose vame isso familiar ve travelled In Europe. is s© wany pleasant memories of festive hours and uvrivalied wines.” 'e a COMMITMENTS 10 TEE MARYLAND PEN- ITENTIARY have been made out for the fol- Jowirg persons recently convicted in the Criminal Court of this Distric:: Wm. Smith, @stault with intent to kill, two years; James Smith, Henry Williams, Joseph McQuade, larceny. (second offense.) two years each Jobn Turver, do. three years: Walter Lew! and Mathew Huddleste do, eighteen Mmopths each; James A. Phillips, do., one year. — MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issned to Harrison Burr and Ada Holland; Frank El- lis and Lucinda Younger; W. E. Dorsey and Maria Simmons; James W. Cockrill and Mery Jefferson Butler, both of Fairfax, B.E. J. fils and Florence Quinn; George Crawford ave Bernice B. Marceron: A. W. Callabsn,of Westmoreland county, Va.. and Grace Penn; Wm. Piatt and Maggie B. Brad- ANOTHER Suit FoR DAMAGES BECAUSE » D¥ FECTIVE Sxwer.—Yester- Norris entered suit for Carl ine District of Colambia for es Inid at $5,000, alleged to have been d by his bakery basement on Penn- sylvania avenue, near 44 street, becoming overfiowed with Walter caused by defective sewerage. nw A WINDOW-EREAKING THIEF ARREST- &b.—Jobn Carr, colored, about 11.30 o'clock Jest night broke a window of the boot and shoe store of Ferdinand Frank, 491 Pennsy! ¥ania avenue, aod stole two pairs of boots. He was captured by Officer Heinline and Joeked up at the 5:h precine! station. ——-—_—_ = * ANOTHER PERSONAL TAX SUIT AGAINST COLLECTOR Coox.—Yesterday Mr. J. H. Bradley entered a suit for the National Bani of the Republic against Collec:or Cook, sim- Nar to that entered the previous day by the Baok, as ‘notocd te Katiora! Metropolitan ‘yesterda: reas goods, black cash- y's STAR. Dry Goons chea: merrs black alpacas, cassimeres, blankets, Nottiogham . flannels, water- y ‘bs, shawls, erebanonasl PRIGG's jewelry store received some bean- Siful styles in Roman, onyx, coral, Lake | diamonds, and jet jowelry from $1 to | $20 best Oty cent eye glass in the city. Sal Pennsylvapia avenue, near 4 street. oe ART SALE—Great sale of paintini Fors, chiomos, engravings, c., &e.. Old store of Francis Lamb, 1236 Penusylva- avente. this evening at seven o'clock Bing at seven adie nee ———___ ‘We Drry mankind Prodace the equal of ‘Rneamatic — jp ail its forms. If aiely. Costa ity mir- the Pefore leaving Col. Moore | District Government Affairs. The contract for work of improving Browda Branch road, in the county, has been aw ard- ed to F. M. Draney, he being the lowest bid- der. Mr. Wm. Henderson has been appointed assistant to the inspector of b aildings, vice Mr es Bowen, resigned. Messrs, King and Long, Contractors, have comp ted the constructior, of the foot- bridge over the Mage erie Obio canal at Po- tomac street, G: va. Chief Engineer Hoxie has directed that street lamps be erecced as follows: Twoon Rhode Island avenue, between 7th and 9th Streets northwest, two on Stoddard street, between Congress and Valley streets, one on corner of New Ham; ayve- northwest. H. R. Miles, superintendent of fire alarm telegraph, bas seked authority from the Dis- trict Commissioners to empioy such help as is necgseary 'o put the telegraph wires in 1 thorouth re ir before the winter sets in at an estimated costof not to exceed $75. The authority has been a Inspector Entwisle in a report to the Dis- trict Commissioners to-day shows the amount of fees received in that office to be torned over to the District treasurer to-mor- row as follows: Amount to October hereto- fore reported, $2,706; 82 pew buildings in October, $164; 1 repairs, $91; 8 awnings, #5; 2 boilers, $2; 1 vanit, $24; aod measuriag work,#5. Total to date, 33,000. ethene ke DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Ella 8. Mack to E. A. Moore, for $3,900. part of lots 17 and 18,in square 785; Charles A Trupnell to W. H. Trumnell, $300, part lot 59 in Beaty’s addition to Georgetown; A. Biddeman et al to J. E. Kaight, $273, lot 37, sub. of square 131; G. S. Paumphiey to Alfred Fletcher. £400. lot’ 56. ; A. 8. Gor- part 1, 0 A. M tow nue ard Q street '. wig, truste x 20, lot 18, and oni 20, Lot of 5 to Charles Abert, trustee, S10. wharf, A. P. Fardon to L. J. Bryant, $40, lot 42. square 131; W. H. Ward et al, trustees, to C_H. Liebermann, $3,556, lot 50, sub. lots 6 nd 7, Square 287; Louis Hess to L. A. Metz, ; part 20, Threikeld’s addition to George- L. A. Metz to Louts Hess, $1,575, parts i i6,in Beatty and others’ addition to etown; M. Ashford et al, trustees, to J. Patch, trustee, $200, lot P, square 1.110, a #200, lot D, in same square; John Kaiser to A. H. Herr, $6,000, parts 06 and $4, in Beall’s acdition to Georgetown; R. J. Beall to 8. Norment, £2,500, part 23, suo. square 5 eo Miss HosmER’s ConceRt.—A fine audi- erce of our music-loving citizens and mem- bers of Congress assembled at Lincoin Hail last night to Loner a young lady of whom Wasbington may well be proud. Miss Alice iicemer early developed a voice of remarka- ble power, compass and sweetness, and lead- ing artists who heard her sing advised her to secure the best advantages this country or the Old World can fornish. After graduat- ing with honor from a popular institution in ‘Washington, she pli herself under the in- struction of a master of vocal art in New York, and after three years’ training has re- tarned home to re for continuing her musical studies in Europe. Her superior training and talent were evinced last night, not only in voice but in expression and gen- eral bearing. Carl Richter, Miss Eva Mills, Miss Lottie Swallow, Miss Goodall. and Meters. Morse!l, Young, Pugh, Kobr, Hoech: ling and Skidney,all well known to our Musical public. gave some of their choicest gems to make Hosmer’s benefit a suc. cess, and were warm in praise of her pure, powerful and flexible voice. ————= DESERVE TO BE SLAVES AGAIN.—This morning, In the Criminal Court, Charles Williams, alias Charles Fox, alias Wm. Fox, was convicted of the larceny of a stove from Mrs. Downey. In reply to questions by the court, he said he came from Virginia; that he had once before been sent up for a Parcel of old tools found at his bouse, but he Wasn't guilty of this, and when he came back from where they sent him he made up bis mind with God not to take anything more, and he had not taken anything. Judge Olin said:— The sight witnessed here day after day—a parcel of dirty, idle, lounging men like you (a dozen or’ more to every white man) being brought here for thieving— is enough to make one wish that yon were wil sent back to slavery.” He was satisfiel in this cate that botbing less than slavery, and bard slavery at that, would be of any fervice, and he would impose the extent of the law~ three years in the Maryland peni- tentiary—regretting that he could not make ita longer term. “THE ANCIENT UNITED ORDER OF THE Bons AND DAUGHTERS A> BRovHees AND SISTERS OF MOSES OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD at LARGE.” — Messrs. Carrington and Carrington have, for eter P. Brown, filed a bill tn equity for an injunction to enjoin certain defendants below, from suing the above title . He claims that on the 25th of 72, he deposited in the office of the ngress a chart in the above neme, he being the proprietor thereof, and having prior thereto held the exclusive right to organize subordinate divisions of We or- Ger, and that defendants, on the 3th of March. 186, by an ex parte proceeding. ineor- porated themselves, aud thereby he has been deprived of revenues, interests, kc. The de- fendants are Henry Jackson, Heary White, Jotn Tidball, James Talbert, Robert Ryo's, Peter Robinson, Fanny Tidball, Silas C imp. map, Noah Dillard, Elizabeth Jackson, Mary Jane White and associates. REMOVAL OF THE POLICE PROPERTY CL¥kk.—The Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners at a special meeting on the 25th ultimo adopted the following: Resolved, That George R. Herrick, property x to take effect November ist (to-day), he being required to transfer ail public books, papers, property and r bis custody to the secretary of the board, who is Seaporarily assigned to the duty of property clerk, with- out additional compensation, pending the ection of Congress on the discoutinuance of the office, to be recommended in the aunual report of the board. e Police Commissioners consider this «fice unnecessary, think the police funds expended in salary for this offic can be much more profitab}y applied in the em- piey ment of more patrolmen. oartammesoll Liqvor LICENSES AND TEMPERANCE OR- GANIZATIONS—The published statements that the board of police bave rejected a large proportion of applications for liquor licenses threvgh the interference of temperance or- ganizaticns are exaggerations. No protesi3 of @ general character from such organiza- lors have been considered by that board; only complaints of a eifie nature have been taken into consideration, and even then have to be substantiated by gvod proofs. Thus far, out of upwards of fovr huadred pe bonkers meme only about thirty have been absolutely rejected. a DANIEL DOUGHERTY’S LECTURE on “The Stage,” was pronounced by the Boston and New York press the most eloquent effort of the most eloquent orator of yivauia. Itis lofty in its aim; “abounds in passages of the most artistic rhetoric,” and is “inter. spersed with noble recitations delivered in a Ferfect style.” This lecture will be delivered at the National Theater Sunday night. a ANOTHER Lot of beautiful “wool” dress [ cope} only Oifteen cents a yard; the chea; lack and colored v cannot be beat; water-proof cloth 4 cloth for men’s and boys’ wear. Carter's, 74 Market Space.— Adv‘. ——_.—_—_- In AN EXTENSIVE ESTADLISHMENT It is Yery difficult toenumerate the department thai 1s the most attractive. The excellence of all, however, will not deter us from saying new Boys’ Department of A. Saks & al —————— and styles that aati B. Ropinsom & Co., youths’, boys’ and ebildren’s clothing well made and perfect- fitting garments in all ages, from 2to 21 ee Fine gcods at low prices, at the Boys’ Cloth- ing House, 99 Pennsylvania avenue.— Adv. ——— THE LiqvuoR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION meeta to morrow night at Goddard’s hall, Georgetown. Bee notice.—Advt. ——E «7-"He swore like a savings bauk deposi- tor,” says a Chicago newspaper. ®7-Some sixty Indians are still prisoners in the o'd fort at St. Augustine, F! B7-A Chinese baby was refused petitor in a San Francisco y 87 Horror on hat is about to ulster overcoat. &7 Maltese kittens, very numerous in som. Peruions of the country, are sold hog thres dollars apiece in New York. a7 The good tenen’ is imposed bis landlor asa com- yw borror’s head. The helmet form a jauction with the upon The so0.d landiord ts rey L$ Ss lenant. This is the history of 87a California reporter saya: «___, map, efc., bas at last ‘succumbed tt oi tne pl Angel of death, and has par 5 7 Mrs. M Clark Gaines is visiti soe in Anhainids Mass, —_ Sppteheunive their old deeds. s7-The need actees toy Cireuit Court THE COURTS. ! Fenamay, poses Weary ealiea te oe levees of erday, : welry, was found not guilty. George Chase. petit larceny , (second offe ») two yearsin Lee any en tisry Charles Ricbardson was convicted a like | offense ano reer ived a similar sentence. John B Ed- ‘ards was convicted of petit larceny (second offense) aud was sentenced to two years Ralph Thomas. in- | dicted for arson; the jury failed to agree and ware | ikcharged To day, Charles Eberhard, burglary and larceny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to Baltimore for {wo years John Williams, petit larceny, (second oftense,) plead guilty; sentences to Balvimore pen- itentiary for one year. Joseph Stephenson, forgery ofan ord i No., plead guilty an need to Baltimore for two years. haries Williamson, alias Ch Pox, Wm. Fox. petit larceny, (sec-n4 offense;) verdict guilty, and sentenced to ihe penitentiary for three years: Eobert Rachanan, charged with asswuit with int: nd was sentenced charged with se burning; on tr al Circuit Court—Judge Cartter. esterd: Vanderberg; verdict for PoLice CovrtT—Judge Snell. Joseph Gulick, disorderly; 95. itt. n Thornton, ieriy; 98. Je ofc ued years. Fa jor sentence. larceny 6 * farceny of @ br. clored. was breaking in the t night two pa nt to the grand jury. —__— GEORGETOWN. R¥AL ESTATE SALE.—Yesterday evenin« Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold for Dr. A tchie, the following property: Fram dwellirg on portheast corner of High and West streets,to M. R. Gotdard, esq., for $2,155; two-story brick dwelling, No. 109 High street, opposite Stoddard, to L. Ritchie, for $2,000; four frames on 3d_ street, near Frecerick, for $2 2 BeTTER—I'rof. Tyler's condition is what improved to-day. Sn ete ser ESS ALEXANDRIA. SHOOTING Ca8E.—The case of the alleged Mr. Robert Collinsworth by Mr. pard Slaughter was taken up at the or's office Pesterday evening by the or, assisted by Justices Whittlesey aad maker. The evidence adduced the tact as done while Collins- uilty 9 ne. some- mn Slay thai the shooting Worth was running away from bis assa)ian(. Lieutenant Smith, of the police force, testi- fed to Mr. Siaughter having come to the po- lice station and given himself up; also to bis statement then, that the first shot was acci- dental and the second fired over Mr. Coll tns- worth’s bead to keep himrunning. The jus- Uces, after hearing the evidence, determined to send the case on to the grand jury at the | Jauuary term of the corporation court. Mr. | Slaughter was admitted to bail in the sum of $/00, his brother, Mercer Slaughter, esq., be- coming his security. i DEN, BROKEN Up.—Last night officers | Arnold and Harper, armed with a warraat | from Justice Padgett, made a raid on a low | gambling den, kept by @ negro man named | Lewis Taylor, and situated on Commerce street, near West. They found there Taylor, Aaron Lee, John Bryan, Howard Bryan and Albert Brown, colored, and James Grimes and Henry Boswell, allof whom were soclal- ly engaged in a little game of biuff. As the officers held an invincible band, in the shape | of the justice’s warrant, Ubey ended the game, - capturing, not only the stakes, but the ® layers also. They all had a hearing before ustice Padgett this morning, and were fined $5 each and costs, and all were discharged except Lewis Taylor, who was commi to Jail in default of payment. | — 220e-—____» | “Khe United States Secret Service | Company.” A correspondent of the Baltimore American | writes to that paper for information as to “whether the ‘United States Secret Service Company,’ 20 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Obio, is a reliable company or not?” Tne | American is unable to say, but thinks it would be prudent to make farther inquiry | before paying any fees in advance. | We can state for the information of the | Americon and its correspondent that about one of the most giganUc and saccessful fool fisheries that has recently come to light ts | this tame “United States Secret Service Co.” The headquarters is at Cincinnati, from whence circulars are sent allover the | country, professing to olter a position as de- teclive in the col '¥ upon the receipt of $5.60 to pay for the badge, commission ant the Criminal Gazeticer. a small sheet devote mostly to love stories. The whole outfit costs probably 25 cents, and the newdetectives are never called upon. Applications for posi- tons are received by the handreds, so that the company reap a rich harvest. Tuere ts | nothing in & name of course, but the leading spirit of the company” is caliel Robb. He bas been indicted and held for trial in 26,909 ba Nothing can vedone with him, how- ever, as bis doings are Just within the pale of the law. The day after his arrest hundreds of badges were shipped to applicants. He said to an Cilicer of the secret service divi- sion of the Treasury at Ciccinnati that he expected to make $100,000 af ‘ear out of the bi The secret service division of the Treasury is continually in Feceipt of papers esking for information about the «U.S. Se- cret Service Company.” Notwithstanding the exposure of the business, many people in out of the way places will doubtless con- Unue to be duped. DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF COLUM- EUS.—The U. 8. Consul at San Domingo has | transmitted to the Department of State an account of the recent discovery of the bones of Columbus in the cathedral in that city. Columbus dying in Spain, in 1506, his re mains were first deposited in the convent of St. Francis. In 1513 they were transferred to the Carthusian convent of Las Cuevas, from thence = were shipped to Santo Domingo in 1°96, and deposited in the cathedral of that city. In 1796 these remains, as !t was then, and up to the present discovery, believed, | were conveyed in great pomp ic tne cathe- dral of Havana, where they were a pep to have reposed ever since. The Consul at San Domingo says that while some workmen were tec ee! up the floor around the pulpit in the cathedral, to make some repairs, they exposed to view @ walled orifice containinga jeaden case, 2 feet long by about § incnes deep and & inches wide, the inscription oa which bore ineontestible evidence that the | contents were the bones of Cnristopher Co- | Jumbos, Immediately on thisdiscovery be- | ing Inade, the remains were restored to their | original restirg place and the receptacle | walled up. On the 10th of September, in tha presence of the governor and other govern- ment officials and the various consuls, amid the sounds of martial music and the boom- were again ex- | humed, the box, bones, and inscription ex- amined, the facts recorded and attested | to by all the officials and consuls present. | The lead box coptaining the remains were then inclosed in another box, carefully seal- ed with the seals of the consals, to be op2ned only im their presence, and placed in the | custody of ire Billipi, in the church of Regina Argelorum, to be held by him sub- ject to investigation by any foreign commis- sions destrous of satisfying them<elves of the facts, and until a suitable amount can be | Taised to erect @ filling monument over the remains. THE RAILROAD WAR IN VERMONT.— The Southeastern and Passumpsic railroad companies in Vermont continue in a de- | moralized condition. Through mails aud | traffic by steam bave been in a state of sus- pension more than a week. Nearly a mile ofthe Southeastern road has been torn up | near North Troy; there are several other | breaks besides, and the sheriff will not par- mit any repairs. of the Sou*h- 3 manager eastern is now making a last effort to settle the trouble with the Passumpsic, and in case offatlure the Southeastern manager — cause a0 appointment of a receiver for r road. BER.—The officers of at Philadelphia have some dishonest pra: have been going on in the refiner’s depart- ment for some time 'y are confined ‘as far as is known at present toa single em ploye, at whose house about a hundred ounces of silyer were discovered. IsDICATIONS FRoM Panis are tha new ministry to be forme will seek to carry out the policy of its predecessor. Mr. Grevy openly expresses concilia: views. The senators and deputies of the left are to bold mectings to consult upon thelr attivade in the comipg crisis. Mr. WM. T. HowarD tend:red his resi pation as general solici the jast etlces ’ < CITY ITEMS. | To REGULATE the stomach, liver, and eee AMUSEMENTS. CLOTHING. EDUCATIONAL. ‘ PERA HOUSE. LOCUTION.. Private Lessons and Clas? bowels, and promote digestion, take 2201 | O KEmwan BROTHERS. Lomees and Managers. Autumn Items Ee Mee M K SCHREL ot Howse Date diver Pilsevery night. Ebbitt @RAND SUOCESS OF THE haved Seseinen PSior te eaes ones c TONY PASTOR COMBINATION. % “ My DEAR,” said Mr. 5. tobis bloom- ing helpmeet, “ { must congratulate you on provement in cakes, biscait, THIS (THURSDAY FY TO GENTLEMEN'S HABILIMENTS. wet CAD or u a NING, AND DURING ‘TSE 4capeny OF USE INGTON PATRUA® 2. ’ your recent lin cement : With eble emistante. 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Grementel Mestc : druggists and grocers. tr | _ novi [Union & Rept : atxmeniind | 5 TET ae THE REASON Way all housekeepers and | AMATEUR THEATRICALS—Fw ihe be Deess eno a ren AND SOg00L. others use the Aladdin Oi is that no Building Fund of the Chsldren’s Hoxpit. 1s. OUT- Principals. —Obfidren admitted betwene the accident has ever occu ite use. It | BINDS BALL, FEIDaY 3, — Saree Sad cintesn years, Merwaeh Men ter Bear is the best Im the world. All Ys ty Aaiecrs. Tickets @L, 70 be ned fro the | ‘eceasions, made in most a Be TS er eran ouply ot AEST thet aw. sell it, ‘Try it, and you will have Bo + | Patroness s apt at the ltall, where reserved seats Berd stile, with best sek 1 Take bouling | can be bad the dey of Entertainment. novi 2" “atic LEV Ay ‘The above O11 can be had at Geo. Ryneal, | FJARVEST FESTIVAL. neal | ¢ and Advance Irs, 669 D street northwest, ws Tie haktsst ESTIVA, wn by nota by FINEST GRADES cna enh = eg tee 1 : « t TN O¥, to or RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous {')-""{HAP!L. FRIDAY EVEN syed , s 3 ng Ratios an susferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating | icint>SrRing. *** S®SUAMSUN wikumper | FRENCH, EEO ttn Ax GRRMAN 19 aoe Se diseases cured without medicine. Pulver: | ““Almissi iv cents. and 7 p.m. . — cop Belts the grand desidera- Refros is will be cy novi AND THK Bours rewry dtr Private Lessons and Classes. . with particulars, matied free. Address Pal. | NATIONAL THAT: NEWEST AND FINEST GRADES er wveh days ont ecb eee Vermacher Galvani Co., New York Oly. — | |,» sconity'te witece the Uhaste sud Gost or CAPITOL WILE SCHOOL = iy ss TA mre THOMSON, FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIAGONALS. | (9¢,200,8 som, comtheet | Chrealare ova Cate- to uaDies AND GENTLEMEN We wish | AnD Bek MEKEY OOM Pan, cee —-— Bev JA GRAVES. Princtpa’ oots-iun* all attention = er’s Chemical COMPripING EXCE4: IN@ SO ARTISTS. j Aa x IN Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 | , Wh! N©- Ds) and THUBBDAY BV<NISGe ITEM SECOND. | Pee ee ; G strest, near sh strest.. By promptly adopt- | A» Truirey Hes Borie BUSINESS SUIT DEPARTMENT. | Pxer__kostN” Len Labevaes, oy ing the latest improvements, whether of | *" aE cas Oke ik Shantaneh RE Guaine drome LLOG Gth soe invention, he is en- A QUE METRE rdeoment, American or earogean abled todo his in wor! d probe ESSA. manner not to ba | To be pric deo p-eciveiy at Ds by rh ms thon of styl @ Dihetric M © ualed by those not possessing these facii- | dy ini sctenteled saree delay Pista, Foncy and Mediums Paber-¢ are Gierioentes ae ities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and HOW HOME HAPPY Made after the weet roce t fam pall-ting,a. ta | perticn! te Suite are, in fact, the cheapest in the | ,¥RIDA4Y. F HT SIE dhat will compare favorably with way Me: | Roribwent Gen’ fact, pent in th Sriartey i . | chant Tatlor’s work itt r city on account of his superior work. Give ALS ing 1.00 times, and Witeceed eleven . goons . Fe} excerd tim's by 1 him a call—906 G street. Punctuality gnar- | M 3 y | re-open soya’ Highnessee the Priace anc Noys and Girls, Sept 8 “ S.. amie ccna Andere 19. 5t BOO 28th st c5ats ND CLASSICAL toweest. Suederiand' Before supply tr g yours season pay @ visit for the ab. hen ai. XY f GEORGETOWN ADVERM’Ts. Kvening,a G-ond Dovble Bill Scene Sf We Bt tehove nd ability “to styl THERE WILL hE A MEETING .. the w OLUR BEASD. f goods desired.” ~~) : ‘* Guoraswn, and ae teany of Wehingtee eons ‘TS ©oporE Thomas’ age eircatee, ing et settee CHASE inthe same brsineee, who wikh ts participate, on ; : HABLE : OFS. Prinritel mrt ey FRIDAY NIGHT, ni B piglock, ot Goddard « ial | ORCHESTRA. BROTHERS, BUTE Peto Bal D315 05 5s Saliweek angae tn pect “ae a se | The American Prima Denna, MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHIERS, onto Tehont woe ite on Oren the min of RORESON ORT cue MISS ANTONIO HUME, | torences- Pret . to QL i ser set wuerono extra tine wn k's Tot | Voculint, | _Sct8htr Commer Seventh and Datreeta, | | oreo Bouerofte dG, Walz recuird. N LYNCH, MASTER LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, | - — | = oct 23 ecbt® 123 Prospect street. Georgetown, DO The Ewinent Yous | in two of the most brilliant CONCE STS bver given | in this city, at the CONGSEGATIONAL CHU ox TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EV iNGs, | f, November @'h avd 7th | we Violic ist, SS PENCERIAN SS Corner Plain Facts, j "VAN LYONS & CO., Manufactarers aud Deslers in | CORN MESL, | WHEAT’ and RYE FLOUR. And ©! kinds of MILL OFFAL, 55 Water street, TO BE CONVING AND ®S corgetowa, D.C. octi3 lm® rz oe Bi Practice, at The grent Church Orgen will be used, with the | Day talon Gore aca tases, Reerciem, Be. Se. ast | faut Orchestra. . . My counters are filed | foctalmente: a std a walk ee fala gue mouhly Bescrved teats. $1.50, at Mererott & ¢ | 5 — og WEW CROP OOLONG, 50 CENTS rex LB Per! ‘adi at door, § RAR i uth cree. Warrented equal to any on the market for the! mney, Ee LEWIS & CO. CES R. as | BALERS IN FINE TEAS and COFF KC AT WASHISGTON DRIVIN3 P BEWEST, j ge st., Georgetown, 1 Bing s Station, (Baltimore sud Po ora: 20 ’ SIGN of BIG --T. | URE Been 31 19 CHOICEST, * ans 2, 1877. 17 H478. p The Baltimore and oon Bes ee % ik ete Le Boy BEAD: coag ng Wnsieien tathetaces ir es MOST STYLISH _ Sameer FR Ae ge an ete. ing leave Ba S tt y ay ss Geutiewen's BILK Hats $320, @4 tigi tho aSercach day Paretor © usd ip a i FALL Vipin lear ty aie A aC OUaES Re HELMETS $1.25, 91.10, $2, 92.80 to 93 80. soon = 2 kee SONS. at the Lor All from the best manufacturers and importers, | [Q UNNING RACES AT BENNING'S. Fy sos A no, Fae W. F. SEYMOUR, é Fe WINTE sealer sepil-3m_ 13% Bridge Street, Georgetown. WED toe Sk ae and FRIDAY, Professor 7 Ponreane = oC10 . NOVEMBER 5 G on end 8. SOPOOw BOOKS of all Kinds at greatly Reduced | Epecial Train will leave sieestgiennay a aii ‘ane fo, short aud Prices; alee, Blak Books ani) Rtlonery Potomac Depot at 2 0'chx for ye By E. K. LUNDY, day. with special cars for ladies’ re- ost oa nepé-ly 144 Bridce street, @oorgetown. tuppie whe racetare aver.” 4 = MEN'S and BOYS’ ies: = = ‘ocks Will be wold b: * Conr. —_—_—_——— JPORTY-SIX YEARS ESTABLISHED. | sndat Nutioual Bute Motulug end Evening, ob ke WEAR BOOKS AND STATIONERY. W. 11, WHEATLEY'S GEAND CONCERT, tnatean be fowaia | JM[ONARCHIES OF EUROPE. RUSSIA: PREMIUM STEAM AID OF THE LABOR EX HABGE, prc aia WM scetie, tens by Son no Abbott, : DYEING AND SCOURING ESTAB- To be given by the the city, ing Of Cluriatianity, by Gon. LISHMENT, r WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, our Tesglesicel Centary, Office, 49 Jefferson street, (Prof. F. KLEY. Director.) ae ee ee ie GEORGELOWN, D.0. Miss EVA MILLS, Sopra leading styles and fab- Mites SALLIE FLYNN. Soprano. Work sent for and ¢: red to any place in the i} rics that will be 2. apne snd Jeune ey mull "or express) — mao CaOeR LL, Soprano. ‘worn this season. bissns ~~~ Ad Jace jountry, 7 . - Send vs your orders. my zat ARANOWE-KUNZ, Piano. ih street. WM. WALDECKER, Piso. . —= LINCO iL. usness Pants, B35 ‘The World's Pr cr COAL AND WOOD. VERING] Nocuuber §, 1877, Besivess Pauis, 3 My prices are bam, Continued (9 Aug aa ts. Seate can be securei for 25 | Bostnese Pants, @ | and other Comic Ar’; 3. Ock PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED | ©'P'# eaira at the mosic store of Mesera. Metz-roct | Business Pante, always | ping of Christianity IN QUANTITILS NOT LESS THAN 1 TON | & (9. ocds't8t "| Dress Pante, | aka are as follow a “. | Dress Pavte, . Best Winte Aah arnAee wnnwnnnnan 95-95 porvon | [YEDPATH LYCEUM. “Lectures. | Drees Pau sacaic eenne fog & Gta eon THREX FAMOUS OnSTORS. aie eee Red Ash, Lorberty and Sham wear 4 | National Theater, Bunday Evening, Nov. & 3 — Stained oe tee Hin “9a BO Sag 00 wp a woe gustan gall Gonis as Fepreweutod 2.20) oe, ieut forensic orator aud lecturer of 1 sx 79%. partial Pp cr ees >; ite trom 83.50% 85. Oak from a4 10 86.” P = : THE STAGE feaacs ¥ sit cf the many gos Kann Gib wn 785. 4 7 aad, other Btorien: ith vari henter. 4 venting, . ‘oats and Vesis. ianiee > eamieres ante J 2 Principal OMice, Depot aud Bailroad Yard De sirest “MES. MARY 4. LIVERMORE, —t HR At OLOMONS &@ CHAPMAN, 920 Peouerinen pot ee ae “The Quetn of the Lyceum,” the greatest lady ora- cee. 11 Penneyloania avense. arrow NNDg. ane cane wh RHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS —Cari- Cc OQaL! OOaLt Be 05 eCh are sercnserecesenen' SUPEBFLU OUS WOMEN. A. STRAUS, catare — ost " ee Arty Jaen wo Lincoin Halt, Wednesiay Evening, Rov. 2. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, oma tet igfihs : _¥ oon JOSH BILLING. octi9 tr Dear Hts. x. i ot Bie ooo ve THE VERY, BEST VARIETIES oF OOAL at | The popular humorist, with musica, attractions, N R és a — ‘fe bh —— 4 4 Tickets at Met 925 Penn. . Fo ow ea 3 . French Parusssne, by SZ'B.240 bs. toihe Ton our invariable Standard. | aud Ue’ No vaira chanie tar rencried u's <a ie y James Porton, 2 “Hawthorne aed caer Peseee, gecandibictory at 8 por‘vord "THEATER COMIQUE, 1m Street, FINE ASSORTMEBT of titte Gates Ayan; Site, Rully, brew tone thet wend Split, opt Rader cover. awe BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BEADY MADE SUITS, Lam 0” Lowrey rarer. Tee. Brome, or. My Fath "Delf tee denat consumer got imoken nat pub'ished, oar waarves pera OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. For Gentlemen and Youth, ness jOnUN non. st HNSON BROTHEUS, PERFORMANCE KVEX’ street, ¥ NIGHT. Ponncplosnia somes Mato Qiice and Depot, Johnson's wharves, foot 12th | matinee for Ladice aed Children EVERY WED- a rs “s —ee ieee Fare NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. -| BEADY MADE COATS, NEY, LAY, PUBLICATIONS —Vol. 19 ats 1112 %h — ‘Statutes at sang. Cougress. Wiliiams on street n. Ww. FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. With Vests to Mateh, of Bs role, Barion's 5 : (P'HOMAS W. RILEY & sons, Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. _novi3-ly Bellable Diagonais Le American Digeot of Pasnste: vol. Prot 626) ON EXHIBITION (¢ other patterns, Bors. Gen ot Wostang ~ WHOLESALE DEALERS In 626 AND SALE 626 cca ee Z Sbcaizorons Publications” “tes Poor ates by E&r. AT E or. From §15 upward. Mark Twain WOOD AND coaL, ITER’S 4 os ceaiie ahiw oan FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, EADY MADE OVERCOATS, rid Girl. CUAL to all parts of the city, at wholesale prices. et For Gentlemen and Youth, Mer T ings, Window Cumberisnd COAL Bun of Mive and Lue; Ce From $10 upwa tpn wt pate 2 _ Cousnal care has been taken in = tse ee te jon adftin Offce and Depot, Riley's Wharf, foot 118 __iyl-ly | the ready-made stock thie sass, aud most of it bas == nee south EF ad abi NOW JS THE TIME TO SELL —Lotier, Leen specially made either by or for me. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Omoes— jie nese: between Deut Bocts, Soon, eat oxtraredionry b anh pies cect Giikins Aun wena BUGAns Down. se .”” Ho. at. new. . PRICI (oat AND woop. notes by mail will be promptly atteaded to, rel3-tr UNDERWEAR, SAek Eence, > —— probably not excelled in v ety aad extent in Wash = ington, west anesamacnet tammy teen: | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, éc. paceepeeenen an “ AIOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAA € Ss ‘ure Grabam 7K. Bipief Onl atuisamandal attecsic’s | NOTICE FO MOUSE VERNON PAS.) = Bilssratgriromites's 98 Bile Wlkve. which we are constantly Pr Steamer ARROW. Capt. Frank Hollingshead, HICKORY, Somer ot Meant Versa, Want, PERFECTLY FITTING and €, S. OHARE & SON, ox, Passes retaking thiseteamer, which PERFECTLY MADE SHIRTS, Wholesale and Retail Grocers. 4nd PINE WO, | is connected with the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Associ- Wameuts Musiin. cctS)-6t 9293 7th st., bet. Mand N, nx ation) avoid riding ta ambulances three mils, S8BY | 1 y406 ecrtainty the largest stock. of Due Shirts in 2 4 pe eee We attention to our stock of Baxers oye w Made special yf. ‘Ube same ® SUGARS! SUGARS!! BUGARS!! ~ PINE WOOD, whlch ls toe bass now closed vas tol eo gnd Sim» 81, tnstating atuieton to Mendon | Weer civen caleret mioniee tein mn | = in this oity, Benmor jones 7th street wharf daily, (Sunday ex- | Hfcen jeare, 1 guaract, 6 that no BAWED AND SPLIT WOOD. cepted,) at 2O 8. m.. and returos about @ p.m. shirts are to be fownd iu the Uaion. Complete price We are offer ir g the following indacemente me bsut Woe eer Cae eee ie ina toon ae varing the temporary decline tu SUGARS. “Sole maaahrotarere of Bieghaaware: 2 or | pRaNK HOLLINGSHEAD. Str. Arrow, af | FINE TAILORING. Granniated and Orashed, ...-.11 ots —9 Ibe. for @ — See cts. — 10% Ibe. Yow —11 lbs. for BL w re to offer f few ‘¢ are aloo pr: an Sone is a am ou A choice assortment of fabrics of Austrian, German, Fren-h, English, Sooten , Trish ‘and’American Makes Only tho beet workmanship, with promptvess. PATENT BUNDLED KISDLING WouD, - ‘s fire-lighter in every Bande, and to: “Sovanth eivct oars run Atrect to the place. NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON. The new. safe and commodions Steamer MABRY WAtH INGTON is now cari ying “= uM fornish- Light Bro’ sengers to Mt Vernon, and be ye ootab per gen, STEPHENSON @ BROTaea, ing carr ¢ tbem to 1 HUNTING SUITS. ae oie 31D, chen aoe te yer goa Tih Mtreet PE Oe Tintamee tet Ee ee hiptecee ieee 24h, Sugar Corn (Hxcelslor Lead 191 7 per dom, Branch Office, 1215 Peansyl7anis avenue uu th- | pot ibree. Leaves 7th-street wharl every day (Bu: ice lint sent to any addreas. Toxether with » large variety of FRUITS and kao JOev, | 287, cxcenied) at 10 ‘relating Saat about s-3O | g7-ONE PRICE OBLY. VRGRTABLES, at corresponaingly low prices. i o i "| SF STRANGERS MAY RELY ON FAIB HOTELS. riage ride to and from the manalo 21-55 peste SL aaa NEW Orsi, WAsHiN@TON, D. Cc. PIANOS AND ORGANS. rN stock of CAPE COD CRANBERRIES RIGGS HOUSE, J. F ELuis <00., | Pee aL Rn ea Plummer & Spofford, Proprietors. . 037 Px: RNSTLY, 14 AVENUE, octls tr oie ents oe . vee peas ltasied opposite the: Uoitea ea Fora any he Beat ato Werks NOOURAGE | SOLE LEATHER nN ATM EA AOKED WHLaT. te.,&c. Prenide ate asttion, Soe ners Meee MAN Bepnet Yc TIM AMERICAN ORGANS, HomE LADIES’ DRESS, | ST. LOUIS PRESSED SEEF,2-1b. cans......a0cte ¥F. DENMEAD, CHAS, MITTENDOREF, Oran eis eae fer | : . - JEROME F. JOHNSON & CO. - sp ts 2 AB. eorsr. Sranoe, repeices. toned oa ae Pee PACKING v. Ss. F om ARLINGTON BREWERY, ‘THE STIEFF PIANOS, In greet variety, snexoslied for great strength, du- ets7. Masonic Temple, oth and F stress, 27th and K streets. ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. T have tl to Pn bis dag reduced the price of Ale to 89 per For Segoe Se and excellency of flavor it os in tone, finish, and dara- ' tithe’ inp ome OF MUSIC, 783 ail ] Pianos for Bent. Tuned and Repaired, oct0.m DECKER bnoritens PIANOS Toe roet a os GANS. MATHLEES BURDBTE © AR | Ew Goop N 43 Put ote, and quarter barrels; also, . beeen Tn ar at oe roi Fp) PO Near Sinriume etic, | RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR Pes AND FissuRE M. KNABE & CO’S WORLD-RS HEMATURBIA, HOWNKD PIASOB.— These cele, Masiea! Fgect of thy Bufele Lithia We ‘Dr. fice room $5 8t. Onan | brated instruments have been Delore ts, Aa Dufigle Lachin 3 corner =, streeta,) == for forty df ae end have 6 Chractewn, °} meas fave bererrr exhibited. Mcvsm- os ‘other one.