Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, | August 3. 15; SATURDAY Weath ry Indications To-day. Oprict oF Caizr S AL Ng as Washington 187 Middle | At northwest tionary tem LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. { the thermometer to-day at e:—At 8 oclock a.m., $59; 10 So: 2p.m., at san p.m. the Grand U red) will unite ina at the newsehuetzen les’ woods. rm part of the city there ble malaria, and’ searlet r, in some families, children of one wo of another it. The New MR. B. Board Organized. TED PRESIDENT AND x The members of the new board of trustees of public schools of the District of Columbia met at the Franklin School Building last eve- ning, for the purpc nizing. Prior to the meeting the members assenrbied in the office of Superintendent Wilson, where Jus- tice Taylor administered to them the usual cath of office to support the consti(ution of the United States and faithfully perform their duties as trustees. Assembling in the board room, Mr. Johu H. Brooks read the communi. cation of the Distriet Commissioners, an nouncing the names of the members, and di- recting him to eall a meeting. Mr. Brooks als lied the roll of members as follow First. distriet—Kobert yburn, Benj. G. Lovejoy. Second distriet—Talmadge A. Lambert, E: ward Baldwin. Third district—D. W. Middlecon, jr., Mae senj. F. Lloyd, George sov Davis. Fourth distr hite Fifth district—W. W. Curtis, Chas. M. Mat- thews, Sixth distriet ley, Benj. P. Davi enth distriet—Jo! nd Collins. B. Smith was ¢ ton taking the chair erManent oF that t Lees Was District Government 4.fairs. Unpaid claims for old material appropriated the board of public works from property holders in Georgetown have been referred to é Seen instructed *0 in. et for the laying of a sewer of differen! mae ory ing from filteen inches to three feet diameter from Massachusetts avenue and Washington Grove Camp Meetin-. (Special Correspondence a The Star’, ** Camp, NEAR GAITHERSBURG, Monty county, Md., August 2d, 1 one of the most disagreeable night» on acamp ground on account - storm of last evening, the camp awoke to find the ele appeared during the nigh* shining brightly through * THE COUBTS. POLICE CouRT—Acting Judge Walter. To-day. Victoria Burke, loud and boisterous: . Wm. Behrens and Samuel! Bell, loud and boisterous; $5 each. charged with cai AMUSEMENTS. ONT NUATION GEORGETOWN. DrEn OF YELLOW FEVER—An Af % —Mr. Samuel McKnight, of this cit ‘ old and trusted employe of the War depart y years, died here a 3 ¢ a widow and one Son—then in d four daughters. then superintendent of the Treasury | bureau, on learning the condition of reaved family kindly gave one of the young ladies employment in the bureau to help sup- When the change took place she Was removed, and under the working of civil service reformt as now illustrated in that bu- reau, Was never able to regain her place. the meantime her brother Alaska, and soon afterwards went to Vest asan employe in the customs servic: | He was an excellent young man, and kept the | family here in comfort. . was promoted, and wrote to his mother not to | be uneasy about the yellow fever, as there was | one case there, and he never was in bet Yesterday the family were a: gram announcing hi cincer Hoxie has razor at night: #20 and r _#f the severe 1 sStdents of the ais had all dis- «and the sun was he trees drying with <t ground, and this, breeze has infused ores lent oe that «for rising até o'clock every- pee went Snd hard “at work stretching and placing everything that was «vould catch the rays of the sun. yer and experience meetin: ¢ held this morning as the rain ha ed every portion of the tabernacle tering it too damp. The trains this morn- t few to the grounds, the only the telegraphic erator, who brought with him all the para- ernaiia necessary for the transmission of dispatches, so that now we have all the con- veniences of the city with the exception of Tue EVENING STAK, and this we are promised | to-morrow evening by an enterprisin: | The 10.50 train landed at the depot Mr. Childs, Mrs. Willey and Miss Ann Adam: Shreeve and Mrs. P. Brown, D. W. Haugh: Miss Jennie Bi:kford, on. THE SERVICES YESTERDAY. At 10:20 the bell rang for preaching, and the Rev. L. M. Gardener preached from the text Lord turned and The imporiant lessons brought out by the speaker were—first, the lives of God's servants encouraging us to choose the good and shun the bad; second. a lesson of faith from Abraham; third, a lesson of meekness from Moses; fourth, a les.on of ence from Job. This is Mr. Washington, and he is a valua tion to the list of preachers at Washington Asa sneaker he is pleasant and pos- ‘¢, and handles his ty. posure: $10 or thirty | 44) rt Anas loud; $5. | Mr. MeCarth aken: indecent ex: days in workhouse. Ro! Joseph Simms, do.; $5. eral forfeited. Mos re Wm. Brazell, loud and boisterous. Laurence, assault : collateral forfeited. Jose Thomas, larceny of tobacco; John H. Weisenbaum, assau Clements; $1 and costs. larceny of two pounds of ro} Sullivan, assault on John Peiper, a | watchman at the Schuetzen paik: fined $10 | and imprisonment in jail for 10 days. GBP SUNDAY EXCURSION. d commodious 1 patoted and refitted WASHINGTON, Carr L. L, BLAKE, SUNDAY, August a:b, ‘oot of Th street, at 3 p.m, d trip, 25 cents, 1 secured Tor the oceasion. OSES’ cary, SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL avenue northeast at an estimated cost not xceed #,40, exclusive of the pipe, which great rapidity the w- together witha cool F new life into the ¢ the District. ure of the Bureau of En- gravipg and Printing to furnish to the District when the bell ran | auditor blank warrants for the payment of claims against the District,no payments could t ve furnished by _MONDAY AND TU pay. = hrough the fail JRatLiET concent i——— No. 1728 Pa. avenue, SATURDAY, the CONCERT AND DANCING Admission free. aug?. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE jail for ten days, on Richard A. Thomas Johnson , the tent flies, pe; 5 days in jail. Wet so that * jeorge W. MeKee, of the ordnance The regu’ department, stationed at the Washington was ne“ Arsenal, calls the attention of the District Commissioners to the condition of the drains | in the neighborhood of the Distriet workhouse, the contour of the grounds near to it is such the surface water carried across the road and arsenal magazine rendering the road ~ He respectfully requests the may be cut so as to carry the Wal ay"in some other direction, that Lieut. R. ad returned from Leaving her wha and returning at 8 day or two ago he John H. Brooks was charged with assault by suriking ber with a spirit level. Brooks testified that this woman you call “a hign conjure,” and he forbid her coming to his house a yeat ago, and on this occasion, when he looked inthe house she was before his wife, making signs and blowing, and he just took her and put striking twice where it would not hurt. Brooks. by his actions, caused much merriment, and had to be admonished that the court was no circus. He concluded by assertin; not want her conjuring about would not deny that he was afraid of her, and he had put her out. The Court.—Well, you acknowledge it. Fine $3 and costs. 1 by th on Eliza Lancaster, { arrival by the FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, 0. €28 Choice Of Paintin, Also, largest stock of ON THE ATLANTIC COAST, tounded to receive a tele; death from yellow fever at K: ‘amily are in the deepest grie! ‘mpathy of many of esteem them. morning. The and have the warm s: citizens who know ani ceased, George R. McKnight, was 37 years old | atthe time of his death. . grand excursion of the Young Men's Assobiation of Trinit benefit of Trinity Parochia! shall Hall, will take place on Monday next, on | the barge Cockade City, which will | street wharf at 8:30 o'clock a.m. wharf, Washington, at 1 o'clock a.m. and 4p. A good band has been engaged for the | Creasion, which will furnish musie for dan- ein: 3 ARY.—The resi GBAND KX URSION, MONDAY, AUGUST ners to-day issued an order oxie, the auditor and con- troller, and the Water Registrar are appointed acommittee to open proposals for contracts appertaining to the engineer's department of Sa Prease romenider Name and Number. jy1-1y HERE. Now is the Boots, Shoes, Th tween the Atianitc Ocean and Sinne puxent Bay, ther | cursionisis magnificent Sarf Bath, | and Fishing, Guuaing and Yachth. Tickets, $3: Ch ets for sale at and at the hote The stesmer ** Jan street wharf on MONDAY, Augu -. &rriviag at Ooean City next moraing ip we Govan City at 3 p.im.,, for two hoars at Point Lookout, ednesday morning by 6 0 Tickets arc limited; secure them a The dining room will be fitted up ss apartment for ladies, and will be furaished with maitresses aud tie 3927 30. au2,3 TLANTIC OCEAN. SECOND GRAND EXCURSION TU PAN CITY, THURSDAY, Angust 15, 187s Another Opportunity to Vivit ( Arranvements have been made for corsion te Ocean Cry. ‘Augost 1, 1878, by eiving our ex ton, J. W. MeKnigh and Dr. Pettis, of M Church, for the School, to Mar- | Kiron between 5 ant 12, $1.50, trans: issned by Inspector Entwisle: Thos. Wiggins, repair a frame honse, 2 Streets northwest ; $100. ta two story dw and 7th streets north remodel a brick dw 3d. between F aad G Wheatley Bros., con- ling. Q, between 6th 6l—“And the looked upon Peter.” Meals on the boat ASSAULTS, ETC. ault on Thomas Orange, a E‘izabeth Hudson, GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. / URANCE COMPANY, No, 58 High Staekr. etown, D. C., Tull jon for twelve Directors of this Mary Rollins, a: boy 7 years old; fined $1. assault on Mary Marlow, plead guilty; tined #2. [In these cases, Mary Rollins, a colored irl of 10 or 12, smacked Orange, When Mary v assaulted the girl (Rollins), and Mrs. Ited Mary for beating the girl.] of $3.21 from Augustus enry Conway, assault on ie Costello, a white girl, who testified onway on Friday evening week came in the store, struck her in the mouth and kicked her. Mrs. Dougherty testified that he struck her first, and then struck and kicked Miss Cos- tello. Conway testified that he went in the store of Mrs. Jordan, and with others got co drinking, the witnesses getting drunk, too, and he did nothing. Henry he was present, but saw no licks pass; $ Frazier, assault on Cel Washington, in January last. that she went after her boy, I he kicked and slapped her. testified for defence that th = © Moseley ** w'll leave 6rh- POTOMAC INS ing 527 414 street south- . George Cot 3 20th street northwest ; B lence of Mr. Theodore B. Samo, on 2d street, was entered by thieves Thursday night, between $ and 10 o'clock. and a quantity of household goods were stolen. The family was in the parlor at the ume the theft was committed. A SLIGHT LAND SLIDE occurred yesterday evening on the tow-path from the south bank frouna where the car stables are being NDIARY FIRE Last Nigut.—Last night, . an alarm was struck by Officer Stu ‘is for fire inan unoceunied hou ridge street, owns B. of Roanoke county, Va. Thi P was dl) ered in the pantry, situated in the back-build- engine was soon at hand. confined the flames to that room. Damag #300. Incendiary fire. . THE REMAINS of the late Count Waldemar De Bodisco, who dicd suddenly at Jordan Alum Springs on Wednesday last, have been forwarded to this place for interment, and are at present at the residence of his relative, Mr. . On the heights. lace to-morrow, at 5:5) p. m., metery chapel. ‘The annual elec! Company Will be held at the Street, ou MONDAY, August Polis open at 12 o'clock brick back building 3250. AWARD OF THE FUEL CONTRACT. In the matter of awarding the contract for furnishing fuel to the several branches of the District sovernment for the coming year, Mr. L.. Wm. Guinand having removed the sions which existed in the minds of the missioners that led them to withhold the ec: tract from him, and give it to the Messrs. Johnson Bro’s the next lowest bidders, the issi finally awarded the uinand, whose bid was #15,- below the bid of m. and close at 1 o'clock . W. DEEBLE, Sec. ISSORS8, PEN-KNIVES, NALL, ‘airand Cloth Brushes, Combs, ridge st., Georgetown. STABLISHED IN 1831; ENLARGED and Improved in 187: plete in this part of the Country. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING TABLI jail 30 days. LAURENSON. sesses good reasoning s h considerable abi m. the Rey. Marr ireh, preached from “As one whom his mother comforteth so will I “* The subject of the discourse was the personality of God, and the delivery ot it showed great care and depth of thought in the preparation of it. The evening train brought but few addi- persons to the camp. we noticed the well-known faces of W. H. ore, and John Ireland, of An ‘al persons in carriages arrived this morning, Clin, Dorsey. n, of George: a yaeation in the Holland, of ‘ang for prea . Mr. Bender oi practical sermon from iteth aman if 2 his own sou ion was the largest, | as those now on the ground i , and, having rested a litt to enjoy a fine sermon, Portemonna\ LUNDY, Tea Bb 4; now the Most Com- contract to Mr. 70;an amount of ¢ Messrs Johnson. BIDS FOR STREET PAVIN« Bids were opened at 12 o’¢lock to-day in the office of the District Commissioners for tur- nishing material and layin, vavement—about 20.152 less—on 7th street orth, with hydraul ey testified that AND BCOURING Es- | ing, first Noor. No. ENT, | hurs Details need a g Dia Ren cknowledved to have the Atlautie Coast. ‘Trom the hotels, where par- Among those 49 Jefferson ats moar Bridoe 8t., George= verything rtalning to the bust Puy attanded to. The cleaning of arpet gets and Bianketsa specialty durii . District work sent for and returned ders by mail aud express Address a8 above EDUCATIONAL. f[ABYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLE aE. The next session will commence September 234. For catal . He aul-ec2m College 3t: be ent reo iat. cones Hiss. of Balti: v did not see the Frazier testified that he had not quare yards, more or est, from D to Q streets cement concrete founda rge B. Abrams & Richmond granit nding count: among whom wi iced N accompanied by the Misses Thi town, who are spendi spoken to the woman sin the morning; fined #2, re Christinas day rid days. W. P. Fure: on Martha W. mes W. Brady, assault on W. P: har} Or promptly attended to. 15, promptly at 6 p. | a.m. next moruing, arriving atee an ¢ funeral takes from Oak Hill PRESENTATION Hermione Lodge No. 12. K. night, Past Chancellor Benjamin F. Ha was presented ‘vith a past master’s jewel— Chancellor Commander Wm. F. Gibbons made an appropriate presen- tation address. bers can venture 300 ya THE ScHUETZE: crowd at the park yesterday, to enjoy themselves. The prizes were awarded FEST.—Thete was a large very elegant one. et assembled, n’s shooting—P, ad completed Lauritzen, Wil- Spangler, Mr. ation, Pr. fivo co., Mit. PRUD'HOMME'S teamer Express, Harper, ADEMUISELLE _ Y. Hotfman & F h mdse. for District ny 's discourse they were not disappoint r , and expressed that the ould work barmoniow Hood of the seio Mr. John H td secretary e the 3. Smith expressed the hop committee—schoiarships and pr seemed to him Was created for the purpose giving him d chairmanship, would not be ap Dointed. as it Was merely an ornamental oue. Without any di ‘© perform The president said as there objertion to the suzz would accede fo it. The motion of Mr bulls of ap of this city, pot R nd. was fina ceived by Arebbishep Gibbons from Rom few days ago, with Some sin ence. and tr: d across the ov than th ed that ally suy , r aze,and in addi déstinat a Gibbous.” 1 y glancing over it, p “and it was Gibbons never put the le seri Italian la to the ce Lud recro+ the briny 1 City, x Archbishop. when it y Sunday, Au: | by the Arch, | moot | S Willtake and Arvl Kain. Vhechng. homas A. Becker, ‘of Wil the Very Rev. F. Janssens, admi or of the viear ate-apostolic of North Carolina. from other dioceses are also expected. and. in | {) addition, a large array of clergy of Virzinia | and adjoining Sses Will be present. Bat timore. Maryland and Washington will be r resented by humerous laity as well as cler. Bishop Foley, of Chicago, ‘will be present. eee wi FROM AN ICE Wacos. peck last evening Win, n belonging almost He was standing on the rear 5 as it suddenly turned corner of K and 27th streets he was thrown violently to the ground nd one of wheels passed 0 ting his 0 ek. Death resulted - He was re moved to the police: ar by, and the body extmined by the coroner. who gave a hin accordance with the | body wa removed to | + deceased on D, between | pts southwest. He leaves a AN IMpo andria Ge on hast represent of Washin man is doubtless pocket the proceeds of t to hin poster, and will omsignments sen! i e hundred (1 pieces beautiful lawns. oria lawns. 10 Fine «uality white linen lawns, 2s. Black linen lawn, 25¢. Beautiful lace striped white xoods uze vests, for ladies, gentlemen and children. Closing ‘out parasols at cost. Shetland shawls. Cardinal, white and ladies’ English st . Woven seams, 25¢. tment of children’s fancy ho- sery. Our very large size bridal quilts re. uced to #1. Carter's, 711 Market Space. — are Mk. GRINDER’S Hor: i, charged with the 2) in silver, a gold wateh at $# and apin valued at hn Grinder, on Thursday list Was arraigned in the Police Court this morn. ing, Mr. L. Bro: for the defence. Mr. Grinder testitir the loss of the money, Xe., and a boy testified to seeing Curtis on Mr. G’s Premises. This being all the testimony he Was dismissed. SALEOF VaLuasie Rev ATE. —Messrs F Fox and Cutter have sold for H autiful building lot on M a ent) 4th, in the immediate vicinity of the » Mis. Henry, widow of the late Pace It is her intention to build upon this lot a private residence under the supervistas of Mr. Chandi 4 Boston. CHICKEN TSIEF.—A bout { o’cloek, th: ing, a thief ente the hon ness & Co., No. stole eleven ebieckens, wor-h #15, belonging to J. 4 »ombds. Officers Bailey and Cole vave chase, when the thief dropped the ehicxe: ismorn- | of DS. Hark ent BENCH Clas Schooner Hen CLEARED.—Steamer E with return freight. etta, Kennebes ri ‘press, for Baltimore, ir. Henrietta, NTS About 70) bush- els of wheat was offered on ‘Change to-day, but no sales were made. CITY ITEMS. 5c, ENVELOPES.—Milans LopiLe’s HEADACHE SPECIFIC cannot be too highly recommended to the ladies. of them already know its great wort ANTEMMEDIATE—ADVANCED, dence—1014 12th st. nw. for young ladies and children, con- nected with good Englisn schools, afternoon and evening classes for Ia- boys and girls. Private Andrew Gleason and Join W. McKnight & © MeGowan & W. H. Mohler & Co., Chapman, Pa. - Gait € Bro., We have at all the meetings an eft er the leadership of Henry Wilson, He is assisted by the Mi ed. Calvert, Miss Id Brown, Miss Maty Kendall, Re! Daily classes f House aud National H i Golley, 5; Wil- 3,4, and H. B. Walter. Spangler, : i erooias for sale at Villiam Peter: y and gentiemen, homas Joyce, lessons if preferred. ood pronunciation (Parisian) and the GY IMMING Mato. | LA RUE AND LE PARD, wimniers, wil SWIMMING EX From the decks of the on NENT SUNDAY, leaving the wharf at 3 o'clock sharp, & and returning at been filed as foll D. Hyam, lot 34, sq. . Gordon et al, trustees, to J.B. jent used isa fine The Champion > ished by the agents ia hal and successful system. Reopening of the classes Octobe: 2 X Brennan, ¢ Barge COCK ADE CITY, Which were tu COUNTRY CAMPERS. he following persons from th bly be made Monday. ed for them to-d PTS TO BE PAVED. n order this af- Twining be di 13 for the py. 3IATELNSTITUTE, for Young Ladies of the Institute wil: be ember Lith. For GEQRGETOWS COLL E lot ni vardingand Day oodward, trustee, to oners of the Fre company, lot 24, sq. Stickney to same. lot 8, 84.7: J.T. Mitchell, : of J.P. Hilton to Marshall Cl; rae A thirsty correspondent n of the water registrar's ollice called to the :ack of dippers to a humber of the mueh-used pumps i illary’ Higgins, svi The Commis: Commissione rected to advertise for p -half of Lith Boundary streets north street—the entire street between If the street betwee s ts That these pavem be of asphaitum, based on a six-ineh hs advertisement ‘hed in the New York Trdiune, the Phila Times, the Baltimore Sum, the Wash and THE EVENING THE LIQUOR LICENSE LAW. ney for the Distriet. Mr. red an opinion t answer toa h pson, counsel for eer: s Tesumed on WED ESDAY. Circulars address Miss L. ‘ST! 101 Gay street, Georgetown, AVERLEY SEMINARY. BUARDVING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN. 1 and Corps of ‘Teachers of the | Seminary will resume duty 1412 H street, Washington, D.C. 8 Will be found at the principal be arag pore. and at Gienn’s jewelry siore, 9ih st., r may be madetethe Principal through | # ., Georgetown, by letter, ISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. QTauNToN YEMALE SEMINARY, Bi r MY . WASHINGTON AND ALEX~ DR) A—Leave Washington 7-20, 8:10. 8:50. 9:39, 10:10, 10-50 a.m. 12:10, 1:20, 2:40, 3.20, 4, Akxandria 7:30, 8 8 50. m., 12:45, 4, 4 85, 5.35, 6:30 and Fare, Hound Trip, 15 cents. two or three years been sherill of the ent v acts as deputy to the new inc tif there are any who have ylarking or cuttin; BriGHT EYEs, regular features, and a grace- ful figure, fail to. produce their due effect if the complexion is defaced with blotches, or the skin is rough or remedy these defects use est, and East Ca) up any of tieit iter remain at 4, 4:35, 6ant7 p.m. Le i Dirrers WANTED. wants the attent lenn's Sulphur also had a tent erected of the people from the n busy all day erec in which to spend the sea: | the ground: so that in all nearl (0) given in m: Hill's Hur Dye restores the tinge of youth to gray locks. FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured, as they often can be, by a few doses of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, For UPWARD OF TuIRTy YEARS Mrs. Wins- has been used fer chil- dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- lteves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures ntery and diarrhoea, whether arisin| m teething or other causes. wel-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. ESLIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach- er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Co., New York city. KL; To LADIES AND G SELTEMBER sti, REAT FALLS.—The neat boat NELLIE will mal trip to GRE, F ND 4 n the dilterent parts During this heated | term, above all times of the year, dippers for The authorities will de- f the thiysty line pleasure rery Siaday thee « be chartered any other 35 pumps are needed. first letter ha First latter ha serve and ree THE PROGRAMME OF has been changed ry | dren's meeting w | charge of Rev. Harry S. France; a general exercises in the tabe oelock a young Y supervision of Rey line, and A. T. Stua 74 preaching in the tabe e tenting on ready to receive and county on the Sabbath, and a lar Der is expected on the trains to-morrow even Messrs. Dorsey and Norton have made ision for’ the feeding of them, comfort to their r orrespondent of the .V publican has been plucking chicken feath until his fingers are so sore that he cannot hold a pencii—and all to be obi; ARRIVAL OF PREACHE! he following preacher B. Peyton Brown, presidii of Dunbarton om of Union; after until further e the thanks 0! multitude by heeding this reque 81 Stoddard st. The Assistant Att 15th; after that at 2! c Si c dy18-1m M yensTess Street bric | day for $15. Will seco Distriet_ Commissioners J be held, to. Charles Thom! s. submitted to him. r to two questions: 1, “Does the a: legislative assembly preseribe the whole du the Commissioners in. th i licenses for the beverages in the District” question is indefinite, as it does the assembly is Te usWered in the neg- ed Statutes for the quires that all "3 Should be approred by e they are issued. | been, by recent legislation, devoiver | Cominissioners of the Distriet, and it exercise of the diseretion of the C ers to determine the proprie suse before issuitl low's Soothing Syru u 3, striped sil IRST GRAN tvery yard of our silks EXCURSION THE SSOCLATION J. MeKenney, rt, of Foundry; and a. E. B, Stuart, | qclvachers, Including Mrs. Gen of trintty Church, Geon petent, kind. Terms $210, Extras low, Good | d_ warranted. Ciimave agance prohibited, Send for catal Rev. J. 1. MILLER, A. M. EST END INSTITUTE Mrs, 8. b Capris ; School for Young Lad! New Haven, Conn, matter of gra: iid, heaithful. Jsiscipiine excellent, Not gro ie of colored silk pace.—Advt. and cotumodious Barge ( Willleave High street wharf, Geor ze. 30 O'clock a.m! and 1, Washingion, A good band has been ea . Which will toruish muste if n. Adults Tic for men and boys’ wear, from 4, Xe. New styles just received wson & Co., 6) Pa. ave., south om, was | Distric HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, MISS B. ROSS, Principal, on WEDNESDAY. It st., near 16th st. n. at ne’s and Solomons & Chap- 188 ROSS will beat the school- rooms Sept. 10:h. Previous to that date b address 1s Box 688, Morristown, N. J. } INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa. Highest site on E, of the Mountains, ‘NTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.45G street, near 9th Street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled todo his work in a manner hot to be equalied by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies’ and Gent’s suits are, in e cheapest in the city on account of his N. B.—A specialty of his con- sists in removing spots from costly party dress- 5 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- Moves grease spots effectually from any article, and ealeful pressing gives them an appearance Kid Gloves cleaned ; RREPTCY have been filed by Robert A. Smith, John W. Rogers, and 1 ring & Co, (Vito and Almira C.), all vol- Boardman’s, Ballant) man’s Bookstores, are on the ground: cs peldees Hoe voocng Ene Use Of MUNK. Dr. Crosby, of the Bellevue Hospital, pro hounces milk an article of diet which all per use under nearly all conditions y they cannot take milk that it makes them Dilions, ete., b s that this is not true. 0 uy take milk with the greatest possible ize, because it contains in a form easy sinilation all the elements es: ining nutrition. Rin granting or withholdin: ng liquors by tue drink, when the a: cant presents a petition duly signed by an jority of the owne: | denis keeping house on the square a the opposite square as provided by Yo this he says: “As indicated above. I think ers have discretion If Congress had designed that the nsent of the owners and residents shouid melusive and binding upon the Commis- the certificate of the en addressed to the | would have been said about the a license for His cleansing ARK ESBURG ré those who superior work. ROUND TRIP. The LOUISE will leave Step clock p.m. THUBSDA 45th, returning shouts a DIS, Principal. HE ARCHER INSTITUTE, Boarding and Day School Jor Young Ladies an) MRS. ARCHER, lat Female Insti-ate, "7 near her school te 140: School duties resi lars address Mrs, M. BR, ARCH ingt D.C. jy9-vu, th &s, toctl A person who is : i nd the Rev. J.'S. MI. H , the Commiss: {om as if newly made. pair for for 25 cents. AMATE FOR SABBATH It is the natural ali- ment of the young animal, and certainly a swers a good purpoce for the old animal. vided it is used properly, and not poured i a@ stomach already over. in itself no substance o Staterooms at Whitaker at Thompson's, 703 15" ave. and 17th si.: Ball Preaching at 1 } sioners ssessors Would nm and nothing umed Sept. 26ih, 78. For cireu- 2p-m., led by Rev. H a Rev. Thomas Har who is expected to-morro' st.; Gilman's, 62 pmcrs FOR GOOD LUMBER. 95 Pa. ave. ; Dovley’s, json, the Evan and who is to re- is to have charge of dit as suits him best. peoples meeting, uart, and at nay be taken, a3 | JOIST, medium lengtha, per 1,000 feet......813 33 a nearly every pn DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN wil EXCURSION toG DAY, August 6th, 1878, Boats will make hourly trips from hootin, ntl f So Vashe ington from 5 to7 paid inaemapuiatiabieae Concert by members of the other distinguished singers fron Dancing from 4 to 12 p.m, L, ical, and Commerc: School, 14 miles from Baltimore, on Le for any College or Business Life, to $300 per ten months, Reopens Sept. Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A. M., Reister- 3 in, 8,30 +m se is concerned, in the service, to le o'cloek there will bea y onduected by A. the means of ° BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet as to whether Pupils prepare ly informing themselve: a license could with safe s fact indicates that t! licenses was left to their discretion. Perhaps it will require the addition of a or two of lime water. The addition of revent the after-feeling in the stomach” which If marked acidity of the S a little gen- e the stomach F; STOCK BOARDS, all 12-inch wide, per issuing of lis 1,000 teet..... DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,009 teseseveseqeree 20 00 gathers up the crumbs that reis programme been pre: B ehid wine & some complain of. stomach is present, then perhaj tian may be req somewhat: and in small juantities ani | discretionary power the Commissioners of the District sueceed THE DOG WAR. y dog-tags were disposed of to-day by the ctor of ‘Faxes, making 2.579, since the iaw went into operation. vaster Einstein is capturing many do; day, and now has some sixt Monte Chotr and NESS COLLEG: » —— ring May, June and J Edueational Institations. DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS Parents and guardians a ning to look around for suitable schools at which to place their children and wards for The teachers and principals utions are therefore be- Se COURSE at oN i ml te ju site to stimula! sna Li sreeta, it may be necessary to give it repeat it often ; but ice- cold milk can be put into a very irritable en in small quantities and at short intervals, with the happiest eilect. usedin cases of fever, which formerly it was theught to “feed,” and when scalded it has desirable effect in summer complaints. : But itisasan article of diet for people in and who wish to remain in that hapy on, that milk should be most appreci ated. For the midday lunch of those whose hearty meal comes at night, or for the supper dine at noon, nothing is so Xcellent quality of pre le choice of food to use Bread (with berries, in their , or baked sweet apples), Music vy Professor Tickets of admission to the grounds 25 cents, No for children under 12 years of age. Found trip, 10 ceuts. will, be select, as all of t ¥ one of the committee the Ferry Company, who will exc proper persons. Major Morgan has kindly consented policemen to protect the party ndent concen ua the tected therewith, _— For terms inguire at the College Office, my¢-3m WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue the next term. of educational institu ginning to make preparations for th Some of the do: pear to be fine an now als and of good stock Summer Entertainments. ht the excursion of mperance Legion, on the steamer City of hgton, takes place. The boat leaves street wharf at 7 o'clock, and returns at 11 schools, well conducted, the following ha made their announcements. by advertisement, for the next opening. As the others do like- them will appear in THE ST Ai n Business College, on the ec ner of 7th and I, streets northwest, is conduei- sor Henry C. Spencer, one of the pencerian authors, who began his Washixgton in June, ‘ day and night, has iving practical, efficient business in- id training to hundreds of men, women and youths. The appreciation of his valuable services by this community is evident from the fact that under every vai hess prosperity and depression the Spencerian college is generously sus ever thronged with studes tion for the a i terprising management, been steadily progressive study and practice. and e proved facilities for carrying on the useful work of business education. The Waverley Seminary, a well and favora- known boarding and GUPREME CoUHT of THE UNITED the Prapilin OcTowER TERM, 1877, ri acacaaal 8. Dobbins and Georges urck, Us. ‘The United States. Thomas 8, Dobbins and George 3} 142 ‘Pi vs. ‘The United States, Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurcl ve. The United States. yomas 8. Dobbins and George 14a fi ve. The United States, Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- sel for the defendants in error, suggested the death urek, one of the plaintiffs in error in and moved the Court for an order th rule to make the proper representa- Whereupon it 1s now here ordered that unless the proper representa- Spruck, deceased, as afore- become parties within the days of the ensuing term of this Court, the defendants in error shall be entitled to have the writs of error in these cases di: in'the National Daioh, or some geh In the Nat olon, or some other newspaper at day before the bowinul 3 before the beginn! of the Supreme Court next e GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. D—Fresh supply of the a “PEKIN HATS, Low in Northern cities. RAW h light trim ths. LECEUM =e CCURSION aK ARGE OOCKADE CITY fee 7 p.m, ree wise, notices The Spencer: reat variety and cereals give a on the Potomac river every WED- N FRIDAY EVEN INGS, leaving 7th-street wharf turning at 11 p.m. RE ONLY 5 CENTS. DAY AFTERNUON at 3 p.m,, Ob Monday, August sth, a to Ocean City Jane Moseley, leaving at. ¢ turning at 6o'elock on Wed hours’ stop will be made at Point I The excursion of the D pnounced for vi nent for special at nd excursion onthe steamer | for young men an ‘Unubrelias for iadies* and gentlemen, 1237 Pennsylvania avenues. EADY-MADE SHIRTS, Men’s unfinished Shirts, 60 cents; of Wamsutta muslin, 75 cents, Finish gutta muslin, 90 cents, Heise, oa iecants ona o! ‘amsut cotton. HIRTS TO ORDER. The best Shirts at $2.25; second, $2, $1.75, 1,50, a boiled rice, hulled corn, or homi- ny, taken with a generous bowl ef pure cold milk, makes the best possible light meal in warm weather for childre who have not some positive pliys' i erasy that prevents them from digesting it. The men of firmest health and long ] the men of regular and simple habits, and milk is a standard article in such a diet. UTILIZATION OF NATURAL Forces.—In a lecture recently delivered by Dr. Siemens on the utilization of heat and other natural forces, some very suggestive facts were stated. He showed, among other things, how heat can be made to do a greater amount of work than ever by means of electricity. One hundred horse-power of steam or water may be used, for instance, ata central or convenient place to drive dynamo-electric machines. The cur- rent there produced could, ducted to halis or factories an into light or mechanical power. I required, the equivalent to 125,000 candles iven at an expenditure of three and hs hundredweights of coal instead The amount Soi, and for twelve Pitts in Error, Aad returning at 8 p.m, cla on allevee 3 No Improper persons alwitted. 5 ved. The above daily Xeursions will co: nesday, August 71h, and continu Steamer Mary Washington leaves 7.h-street pabte iB continued whart ats p. m. for Marshall Hall. Pleasure boat Neilie,to Great Falls, from ress street bridge, Georgetown, leaving 20 a.m. rge Cockade Ci it 3p. m., for a five hed; its halls are uts seeking prepara- ve business of life. ON THE PoTo- gM) CENTOS © Steamer MARY WASHINGTON Will leave her wharf, Seventh street, every M. at 10 a.m. ; ret Excursion’ will nights (Monday an: turning at 11pm. Fare ‘on each Of the above trips. managers right to reject any person they may see 3y87-39" the institution has e in its course of ach year affords im- + from 7:h-stree> whart, ers, 6 for $l. Linen Cu: hours’ sail down the Poto- daechiren Lisle Thread ae OT SHIET Factory, Jelb-tr_ $16 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Ofice. —_—_—_——_—_ieeeeee NEV YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyloania avenue. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION, NTBED 25 PS. (THAN ANY OTHER HOUSB 4IN THIS CITY. said, shall vol urning at 4:45 p.in. Friday), leay, x do, Novelties Steamer Harbinger leaves for Nanjemoy at S'4ga. m., from Sth-street wharf. Steamer Mattano leaves for Marshall Hallat 0 p.m. from 6th street wharf. Steamer Lady che abo sng at 7:15; re~ ise. Music and vg day school for youny = ‘S and children, will resume its sessions, 412 H street, on September Isth. Miss ¢ principal, will be glad to give articulars, &c., as to the classes, and cireu- atthe book and drug stores, 'welry store. Sth street, near D. The good reputation of this institution has been fairly won. The Staunton Female ton, Va., (non-sectarian), and which includes Stuart among its corps of usual attractions for the males in the several branches. English education. Known Georgetown Collegiate In- school for young children, resumes on September t ul can be had by addressing Miss L. Stephenson, No. 101 Gay street, George: is a favorite institution. Park Seminary, under the charge of M. Condon and Miss A. Talman , oth street northwest, will re- open its tenth annual session September 6th. Cireulars can be had at all the principal book This is a seleet and prosperous school. Rosslyn Seminary, Miss B. Ross pri I street, willre-open Wednesday, Miss Ross will be at the school rooms September 10th, and until that date letters of inquiry concerning the sehool y her at Morristown, Catalogues can be had at all the book store: This is alsoa well known and popular school. The select school of the Misses O’ Dounoghue for girls and boys will open on September 2.1. Full particulars ean be had the Lake leaves 7th-street wharf a7 3 p.m. for five hours’ sail down the pes, DE Con: 0 FoR HANJEMOY.—Craving, fishing n- ng, Steamer Harb Steamer J. W. Thompson leaves same wharf ot at4p.m. for Glymont. Steamer Sue leaves to-night at 8 o'clock on her regular excursion trip to Piney Point and Point Lookout, returning at 6 a.m. Monday. jars can be had me Court U.S. and Glenn's je OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. L, ID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN ASELAND A FYRTUNE, of three and three-fourths tons. r of force which is lost to man from not utiliz- ing the falls of Niagara is enormous. Every 000,000 tons of water descend: therea 150 feet is equal to 16,300,000 horse- power. To pump that water back, e@imating ‘he consumption of coal at four pounds per horse-power per hour, would require 268,090,000 tons of coal a year. or a quantity equal to the total coal consumption of the world. v dently the best means of employing the avail- ble forces for work have not yet been put into use, and the neglect of wind, water and tide power is surprising when the whole subject is e} for at Bontz"s Ice Cream Seminary, at Staun- : eve-hments for sale 7 AN_ INTERESTIN day Justice Richar . L. Hogian agt. Case DECIDED.—Yester- had before him the case Geo. Nichols & Sons, of the Mt. Vernon house. This was a suit for It seems that Peter L. at the house, and having Da bill of #4, was informed on July 5th that he i He thereupon proceeded to remove his baggage, but was informed that F until his bill was paid. He resented this treatment, and getting vio- Two boxes anda trunk were retained by Messrs. Geo. Nichols & Son, the proprietors “of the house, and he, by his .~T. J. Miller, brought suit for Gen. Carrington appeared for the defence. The justice to“lay rendered his decision for defendants, holding that Hoglan, although a monthly boarder. was to be regarded simply as a guest and must | comply with the rules boat. GREGG, Capt. Mrs. Gen. J. E. B. teachers, offers un a tnd EIGHTH GBAND DISTRIBUTION, ‘NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUG Louisiana State Lottery Company. This institution was regularly incorporated by ian epee of the Pty Tor educational aad ‘with a capital of ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM- take place. monthly it never scales or g distribution: 0830) oH 1 S8aaBSsBse stitute, boarding and day 8, mee must pay or go. charitable purposes in 1, 000,000, to which It, has that was not in or lent Was arrested. z . J Y. postpones. Look at the followin CAPITAL PRIZE, $80,000, MODERN BaGpap.—A young New Yorker 100,000 Tiekets at $2each; Half Tick- who has been traveling in the East could not resist the temptation of journeying to Bagdad, which had lon ; appealed to his imagination through the Arabian Nights and their roseate descriptions of the Saracenic capital. written home a private letter expressing his bitter disappointment at the Bagdad of his with the Bagdad of fact. Instead of finding a beav.iful and wonderful city, the center of Arabi: civilization and re- ossessed of 0,000 picturesque in- habitants, he found a stirunken town of 60,000 ignorant and repulsive Mussulmans, with nar- reMren! 8388s Ss against them. Bi Hy city fo) priee. Be Only One "Price and No Branch Store. jy23-3m_ GEORGE MCCARTHY. will be received fancy as compared ON THE PoTowac.—The yac'it Jess left this morning for a cruise ou Lie The crew consisted arle, Murphy, Staa- they will return Soren WOoLr, ATTORNEY ) Isth street est. a | Daun 1 Isth street northwest. and | })% Potomac and bay. of Partridge, Bradford, Se: and their cook Andy. izes of 1,000 Prizes of big BEBSBam by addressing as and escaped. | Sun THe INTERNATIO.AL Cress Tounxry- Rey. L. W. Davis, of Geonomowoe. Wis., has ‘won two games, and resigued one game to his | opponent. R. H. Phillips, of Huil, gnaking the seore 7 to 4, in favor of the States. Prackiers. Enamel and chased gold-filled chains. Roman ehains and lockets. Lake George and Hot Spring diamonds. The best fifty cent eyeglass in the eity, at Priggs’ jew elry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania > Sastre t—Adr . ig ad —_—____ BLAcK CASHMERES, all woo 6 &e le linen from 25 cents up.” Towson’s. ay ve., south side, near 7th.—Advt, COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and United States Commissioner, 17 Seventh street, Between Fand @, Lock Box 63. Residence, 1195 5th st, jy11-1m Pik BOATS aa You to Know theta first-class ¢ ----The Twelve Fish. on, commanded by Com- depart the city this inius, for a weeks’ Potomac and bay. srs. Boiseau, Maudsley, Oeckert, Hickey, APPROXIMATION PRIZES: ® Approximation Prizes of $300 9 Approximation Prizes of 200 9 Approximation Prizes of 100 rizea, amounting to... ‘corresponding promfuent, ints, to whom @ tion for rates to clubs should only be made Home Umlco in New Orleans. fa: address, for further M, A. DAUPHIN, day, September 1. modore J? Walter iz. In phelr yacht Vir rty consists of Me: Acker, Guni yeole, Brooks, F1 ———e GE LICENSES have been issued to ‘urge, of Richmond, Va., ie, of Danvill Julia Jackson, Loudoun county, V; letter to or calling in person at N street, Georgetown. Mademoiselle V. Prud'Homme's well-knowti for beginners, intermediate and ad- vanced classes in the French langua; resumed at No. 1014 12th street northwest on October Ist and lth. Maplewood Institute, Concord ville, Penn: boys ed toenter Yale and Har- sone of the best edueational ¢ kind in the country. Attention t invited to the advertisement of h of Hamilton, the Popular West End Institute at New Haven, Jonn. esday, September 1It ale Belninacy, Miss M. row, dirty, unpaved streets, full of ruts, and strewed with carcases which would make per: betual pestilence but for devouring dogs, the only scavengers. He might have learned what the actual city is without goin any geographical wot aggrieved with himself for making ‘able and unremunerative jour- too, that he was (Bagdad is one of the hot- test and most oppressive places on the globe in summer,) and may congratulate himself on having escay the ue, which visits the city every teh veal PRS 42-A Bay City (Mich.) blacksmith has died in fearful aj one tee the erysipelas Scratch on his arm made by it was his first illness in 22 $22 8888332888 ye nts Wanted at all compensation ney, so late i in the season, nearly burned up, of eeB information or send orders Pp. hipped 692, New Orleans, vrata a ‘¥@-Ail our Grand Extraordinary under supervision and Wee toe of 5 G.T, Beauregard and Jubal A. 7. 1y10-wasew Mrs. Julia Nobt a, the Fred- . W. Hackel- © inst yy addressing @ president at Freder- —A very fine game of base ball y by the Hornelis and Na- racting a large audience. feated the Nationals by a sco1 was played yi ton president “B Old Stand, 619 Jogues of this foliowed a slight a horse’s hoof; Pat- a ee Reames aan ns arene