Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1878, Page 4

ea THE EVENIN THURSDAY... CB of UFis? SIGNaL Was ington, Ai For the middie A'*lantic weather, occasional ly from pressure a LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The street i+..1ps will _be Hgifted at 7:05 p. m. 2:45 a.m. apd exting Officer € itscovered a bnrgtar abont 2 ocivek this morviug as he was ieaving nvuse No. 477 4th street n.w. Theoflicer emptied i3 revolver as he pursued the fugitive for several Squares. The latter escaped, but it is thought Was wounded. Attention of persons who desire to avatl themselves of the last chance to have the bene- Ot of the bankrupt law is called to the new ad- vertisement of Mr. J. Ambler Smith, Kearney About Town. LING ON THE CABINET. Dennis Kearney and Carl Brown, hisprivate secretary. called this morning on Secretary Schurz abd spent some time in conversation with him, They afterward proceeded to the State department. To-day, Thursday, is “diplo at and ynofilcial visitors are not admitted. Kearney was stop- d by one of the messengers who did not now him and told that he could bcd a went away. He then went to the War depart- ment and was received Ps Secretary McCrary reasury department by Acting Secretary Hawley. A reporter of Tae Stak asked him how he was met by the matic” day at that dépanu Stairs. He did not announce himse! and afterwards at the officials he had ed. “ Very kindly, indeed,” he replied. Star:—What was your object in calling on —I wanted to talk with them and ir views on the various subjects terests of the laboring men in the country. One of my objects in seeing the Seeretary of War was to learn what he had heard concerning the Chinese troubies in San some time ago. There is a great | ‘king here which has for its object the misrepresentation to the government of them? ‘earney ascertain affecting thi Wrancis scheme we all that we do out there. Stor:-—How de the officials whom you have visited stand, a3 regards what you call the bor interests” of the count: ‘ney:—{ prefer not to say anything at ¥ ‘ations with them. oe you like ihe city do not interest me, howe’ there are so 7 poor people here and all ove! starving. Look at that build- ing. haud in the direetion of the new War, 5c Navy di y bave been spent on i if the men who built it were profit. at is Lot the case; the thiev Hl the money, aud the me. s all the work.” ed?” said the reporier. “There is no need of such a costly building, especialiy in the present distressed condition = ‘erand cheaper structures should be erected: they would answer the same purposes as well. The i should be lent to some of the starving people on long time, who could go West and buy themselves land and start of the country,” said Kearney. money thus sav smail farms. ‘ Will you make a red-hot speech to-night?” ow why I should. My speeches I do not believe in “I don't k are Dever comput the commune, but i the ballot. KEARNEY NOT TO RE ALLOWED TO SPEAK IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDS. The rules and regulations of the presiding oft bee of Congress for the government of the meeting within t Relief for Yellew Fever Sufferers. Space is cheerfully accorded to the commnai- because the article | it refers fs likely to be misunderstood to the prejudice of its signers, (which can hardly be couceived to be possible), as because cation below, so much b lims the s Sitiop heretofore taken in the premi: 0 apd respousibility, beth in cistribution of money. Th % Teeeive, the hig! regretted that the goud work had not been un dertakeu by aud in behalf of the general pub fie, instead ef being left to the less effective ageney of private whole field Editor of Yast evenna ls in the main correct,we are con- strained to our prejudice: Our committee has collected in round num- (the donors have been published it of which has been sent so far the bers $1. daily), iollowing :—1. eiation, #15): Memphis,mayor. #150; 6. 3. to Vicksburg, HA‘, # Grenada, care of H.'A. Total, 21.00. To New Orleans, Hi 4. do., 1H: 5. do. de 0 ri Thus you will see we forwarded to the only recognized authority in the several cities, who ‘are responsible and official. When our meeting was ealied it was in re- ‘Sponse to a speciai call from New Orleans, but we deemed it better to make collections for the sutterers generally, and by the above you see that not a dollar has been diverted from the legitimate purpose for which it was col- rted. We are as anxious for a general ea!l, and for jJarger donations, as you are, but in the ab- f we have done our best not for sence ther one, but f ral Ader. be =) 4th street northwest, was entered im the absence of ihe f. sacked from top to 4 goods were found pz moval. and Lieut. K thieves shouid ‘aped into th Sergeant Bros! youth named Dennis Connell, tion got from him Lieut. Kel other Youths pamed Ferdin’d Jlebn Bilt rs okt, named Charley Brick, w! the proceeds with all four of them. Lieut. Helly then went to a stand in the Center Mar- Ket an d@ Brick, aud all are at police head Waiting a hearing. Charley Brick ir of defiance and hardihood sf a veter: hie! and says he don't propose to “give away’ apy information about bis own caflairs. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, pure wool blankets, white blankets, #2: beautiful {wool) dress goods, 1¢.; shawls; comforts; nnels—red, eassimeres for boys’ wear, id bi Kin, #nglish stockings, 2c. ; - pel. the very best bed ticking, Varuer's heal 1.25 one yard 2 Market Space. ali colors; ladies’ real gerous by Dr Hicrway Re y t, as Mr. ar west pocke= bovk capturing the thief. carpets, immense stoc! esigns out this season, 15, cS 2 widths ; Not. Street.—Advt. yt Kdmund F. Fren W. simpson, PARENTS Wiens largest assortment of B. Robinson & Co Ane ~Ag" Wm. Ferguson and Richard Middleton have pointed superintendeats lepartment of the District nT. Sturgis and of ‘the: Metro been temporarily aj in the Engineer's ing Sergeant Owe: Charles P. Reese, Police foree, have boc Reche from lic District Commissioners. : School Krustee Bald viu, of the 2d school di. virion, has ealled ihe atteation of the Commis. ers tothe necessity for at least six addi- t roums in the 2d schoo! dis riet. A delegation of citizens waited upon the District Cominiss! the appointn.e! morning to urge Mr. Peter Wynne es io- tendant for the Washington asylum, in case a ige is determined unissioners, in response to | est of a citizen for a permit to seil by the | pall around the streeis,state that “y ome an itinerant vender withuut subjecting | , 8F Yo the penalty of | SCuing FEhoat a license, In reply to a cor munication from Jot Kidout, as attorney for the jurors summoned to attend at a recent coroner's inqu Kk by whom the fees will sioners inelose a portion of the opinion of the Assistant Attorney for the District in the premises as follows: K Should be paid by the United States.” To-day a permit was issued by the District Commissioners to the Lawyers’ and Bankers’ Association, represented by Gen. Wim. Birney, to give an entertainment (base Dall tween the lawyers and bankers) at the Na tional base ball giounds on the 3d of Sept ber, 1878, for the benefit of the yellow feyey ublished statement to the effect that a Yefusal had been made by the Secretary of the Treasuty to an application made by the Dis- trict Commissioners to place the District of Columbia 3.65 bonds upon the public debt statement, is, we learn, without any founda- tion, a8 nosuch application has been made to the Secretary of the Treasury or any other if Wm. F. Thomas against OM- cer Wm. Dubois—a special action of tresp.ss for illegal arrest and malicious prosecu’ivn on of August, 1873, in which plaintiff fe8 At $10,000— y the Disirict tal In the ease o! rs have been r¢ Commissioners to the attorney for the District with instructions to defend the officer popcacs to have been doing his duty Mr. N. D. Larner, secretary of the Masonic Hall Association et al., in a communication to the District Commissioners calls attention to the condition of the alley extending from G street south to the rear of the Masonic Tem- ple, and asks that it be properly graded and A bumber of tax-payers and residents in the District Commissioners, the case, as the county petilion the anrl request the appoinunent of Mr. B. rightwood, tu the posi sor of roads for the miud there be any change made there. A petition from the propert Lois and business men ré acethis district, should | He said he owners, resi- H he District Com- ack stand from as been filed, setting the nuisanee and that it is injuring the business thereabouts. Referred to Commissioner Twining. The work of paying lith and East Capitol streets will temporarily restraining order sued out by liams, who claims to be the lowest bidder for East Capitol st W. Adams has been appointed a po- lice surgeon by the District Commissioners, in W. G. H. Newman, resigned. Major Morgan has recommended t tenants Austin and Gessford be temporarily designated on the trial committee of the police in piace of Inspector Brock and Mr. Curtis the former of wuom is absent on leave and the latter ill, The District Commissioners have approved the recommendation. ‘he District Commissioners having been in- formed some weeks since by au anonymous writer that the medicines furnished by Mrs. Gilman to the Washington Asylum were not up to the standaid, the matter was investi. gated by the visiting physician and commis- Sioner of the almshouse. Dyer states that the drugs suj the standaid.” sioner, corroborates this statement and in- dorses the good quality of the drugs supplied. THE NEW MARKET IN GEORGETOWN. In answer to a communication from Joseph Weaver requesting that the country people be ermitted to seil fruit, &c., of theit own rats- ing in frout of the butchers’ new market house in Georgetown, the Commissiouers decline to grant the request, and refer him to an extract the assistant attorney, as fol- rket for country id by an ordi- aud 3th streets n.w., asking missioners to re Center Market Spi forth the character RUN. inquired the ke it very well,” Kearney replied. “There are some fue bullaings here, Tey -r, when I know delayed by the rtment build- be expended. That would liow would you have the building erect- The report of Dr. the commis- der this rule the Capitol police ‘eived orders not to allow any public of opinion of lows:—“ The limits of the ma: dealers in Georgetown is fix nance of the corporation of that city, ap. rohibits sales by roved May 27, 5 hem east of Warehouse alley, althougi are permitted to go as far west of the mai | house as necessary. The power of the Com- missioners to act in the premises and modily es buful, = I ain of the opinion that the prayer of the petitioners should be denied. P a BILL TO ENJOIN Ss by THE Srar, and ft s, by the example it fur- nishes, ihe propriety and importance of method jf the collection and | gentlemen and those acting with them are entitled to, and will est praise for their excellent and tinely efforts; but it is none the less to be this ordinance is do EXECUTION OF MURDOCK'S CONTRACT FOK PAVING EAST CAPITOL STREEL. sterday afternoon Messrs. W. A. Cuok and t, for Mr. Joseph Williams, con- tractor, filed a Dill against the Distriet Com- missioners to enjoin the execution of the con- tract which they have awarded W.C. Murdock for laying a couerete pavement on Exist Cap- itol street. In the bill Mr. Williams says that under the law the Commissioners were bound to award the contract to the lowest bitder; that he was the lowest bidder, but that the contract was awarded to Mr. Murdock. He asks an injunction—first, to prevent the Com- missioners from payin, second, to prevent dividuals and volunteer ‘ergabizations, whieh, from the very nature of the case, must De unable to properly cover the ie Star:—While your editorial of heg your indulgence for the follow. ing observations caused by the fear that what jou said may be misunderstood,and especially money to Murdock ; urdock from tearing up the street; third. to annul Murdock’s con- to compel the Commis e contract to him, (Wil- Mams.) The contract with Murdock ts ready at the Commissioners’ office, b ll _opera’e as a sta: poary earing, which will take place on the tract; and feurth sioners to award th ORGANIZATION OF THE PLASTERERS’ UNION Beck’s Hall was filled last evenin, ict plasterers. The meeting was held at the igmen’s Assembly that a be organized. resident: Mr. Hef- ohn Christian, re- im Sibly, treasurer; ‘ooke Edmonston, financial secretary, and Charles Crown, sergeant-at-arms. the organization committee of the assem- bly, took the floor and briefi sity of all the trades organizing. He closed by Mr. Barker, also of the assembly. id although the withdrawn from the assembly, to believe they Tequest of the Workin, il was, elected ferman, vice president; soraing secretary; urged the neces- Mr. Barker sa! lastere’s hal e did not like e had grown cold. should unite, for then capitalists cannot tread them down. The assembly had no politics, ex- cept for itsown good. Banded together work- ities and dictate who he workingmen should | Preserve their organzation with the intelligent | men of their class to the front. Dresident of meeting: S. Wolf, chairman of AKERS ARRESTED.— inem © of Mr. J. W. Butter- I be pat itr oft shall be put in offi sinily, and was ran- om. A quantity of | ) ed up ready for re- 'y set a wateh last night ey return 5 the night two young men. t vicinity, and, seeing the City Hall lot. arrested a nd on informa- arresied two Dermott and from whom he learned the goods had beeu left with a larger po about 17 10 had sold h Washington, and had divided When all the ssterers Were organized they could demand their own prices for labo prices, but such as were sufficient to su, themselves and families, and educate children. He closed thorough organizati a. lasterers’ names r—not exorbitant with a renewed appeal for The roll was o) imonston, Jose} Rosenberry, James jue, Wm. Sibly and Ban wer I y Hefferman were apgointed a commiitee to ‘draft a constitution mule Three delepates to ‘mbly were appoin' a Jos. Rosenberry and Wm. and by-laws for the the Workingmen’s ona T. Christian, ——__ SHOOTING A GIRL WITH 4 CHARGE OF Pow- DER.—About 8 o'clock last night a colored girl named Annie Hawkins,12 years old, livin; 132G street southwest, was shot in the corner of 2d and F streeis braham Thomas, a colored with another boy, who, in compan e pistol was loades chasing the girl. wder oy, jut 80 close [burned the girl's skin. dressed the wounds not dangerous. locked up for a hearing. NEw Fat Dry Goops opened dal mense stock of flannels, from 12, 15, ete. ; bed tickings, simeres for men’s and boys’ wear, from 25, 31, be. black alpacas, 15, 18, 20, 25¢., P dry goods store, 636 sylvania avenue, south side, near 7th street.— which, while painful, are aS was arrested and Bleached damask, poet excellent canton flan- -; Dr. corset, 3 bleached cotton, @ half wide, l2c. Carter's, 71. id 31, T5e., ete. ; 3 SuoT.—Yesterday | ete. Towson’s chea M bey named Francis Betz, stepfather, C. H. Bradford, s ot southeast, was accidentally Shot in the side with a pistol in the hands of another boy named Robert H. Stewart, who Nas removing a cartridge from the pistol at the time The wound is not considered dan- tT, who SHE SHOT aT HiM.—This morning about 12 o’eleek, Officer O'Hare heard a pistol shot in the vicinity of 7th and F stree! hastening there he found that ¢ Bailey had shot at a man who was attemptin; to enter her room in Federal building. He ursued by a Mr. Davis and the office s being extinguished he succeede in escaping through the A CLOSE GAME OF BasE BALL.—There was afair game of ball yesterday afternoon be- tween the Worcester club, of Massachusetts, and the Nationals, of this city. and exciting contest, the playing on both sides jum grade. On account y eight innings were played, 2) SBERY.— About 8:30 o'elock Mrs. C; of with it. An heer Crump gave chase, It was a close being above the medi of darkness onl: the runs being MarRIiGE LicENSES have been issued to David E. McComb and Theresa Maher; Thos. L. Morris and Mary E. Burrage gE. F. Freiber aud Catherine Freudenberger; Geo. Ellinger and Katy Wilson, both of Baltimore; Theo- Mary C. Fitz; Jesse Wood of Brussels, 5, 5We., ete. ; blank- 4 3, ete. Towson’s 6% Pennsylvania ave- we been filed | dcre Kancher an and Emma Moulton. —$——__ IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS; silks at all dlack silks, colored silks, checked lored silks every shade. ers, 711 Market $1, $1.25, $1.50; excellent diac! al satin Qnish black silk, only $1.25— itsean tind the 8 yy Clothing House 9 Pennsylvania ave- Aid for Yellow Fever Sufferers. On the night of the 27th instant John Borer, President of Columbia Typographical Union, received a dixpateh from Memphis, saying: ‘or heaven's sake send aid to stricken union printers.” Yesterday the par:y sending the dispatch was telegraphed to draw Defrees for $80, ‘he printers having subscribed $176. Maj davis, foreman at the Goverment Printing OMice, has in hand sub- pions amounting o $'6 more, which wi'l be colecied and sent on Monday to the ald of the ihicted. The ofits and men of the U. S. receiving-ship Pa-saie have sent $3150 to the fund for the relief f the yellow fever suff: erers to Mr. A. 8. Soisinons, to be put where it will do the most good. The clerks of tha Supervising Architec ice have subseribed LAL... Mr. A. Moffett, of the National Driving Park, has offered to give the gate meney for the benetit of the yellow fever vffersrs taken at the coming tourgament to be held Te. Telegrams received by Mrs. Cromwell, of Mississippi, dated Memphis, call for nurses wi, Seow fever experience, Anrvsuet in this city who will eo "= Teauested to can 2" once on 8, Wolf, 617 7th street. ma Several male and female nurses have already signified their wilingness to ga, and Mrs. Cromwell is engaged in taktug up contribu: tions to defray their ex: ensea, Col. MeArdle an. Capt. Lake, who are act. ing in behalf ur the citizens of Vicksburg aud Vicinity, sugcest that contributions of the fol- lewing articles would be more acceptable to the veliow fever sufferers than money. This, hecause money cannot buy the articles in the fever districts: Bread, meat, flour, meal, but- ter, eggs, chickens, tea, sugar, coffea, vageta- bies of all kinds, Scotch ale, port wine and ciackers. Fresh meats, beef and mutton would be very accep‘able if sent in refrige- rator cars. Chickens sent in the same way wou'd be better than if sent alive. The following being the eighth and ninth re- mittances have been transmitted through the U. 8. Treasury by Henry France, to be paid to the respective parties at the government de- ositories in Memphis and New Orleans, the unds at disposal of telegraph companies being exhausted: To Jas. K. Gutherie. New Orleans, La.: Two hundred dollars ($200) your order at office of the U. 8. Treasury, to be expended by the Howard association for benefit of Grenada sufferers. Acknowledge by wires. HENKY Franc, Treasurer. To J. R. Flippen. Mayor, Memphis, Tenn.: Three hundred. doliars (8300) your order at Fist National bank this day for sufferers. Acknowledge receipt, by telegraph; also of remiitance of $250 ob 2ith. Shall we send you a@ lady volunteer nurse? Henky Franc, Treasurer. Summer Entertainments. The third anniversary of the St. lhe Lit- erary and Dramatic Association is bein proptiately celebrated to day at Losfiler’s gar. dens. The celebiativu wil be kept up this evening. . The Washington and Baltimore Butchers’ Combination Will give a grand barbecue and fest as tle Schuetzen Park September {th aud Sth. A select excursion under the auspices of Anacostia Lodge, No. 21, F.A. A. M., wiil be given next Weduesday to Biackiston’s Island. ing, at 3 o'clock, the Sue vip this season to Piney « Lookout. These trips hav3 been very popular, and their renewal next summer wili be looked forward t» with pi ue by all who have availed themselves of the opportunity to on them. The Sue's passen- gers are well taken care of. . The Franklin Temperance Legion excursion to Norfolk andthe Capes leaves next Saturday evening at 7:30 0’c!ock, and returns about 6 - jay morning. It will be mad: in the Louise. The com gael excursion tendered the popular Jol Bayley, of the Norfolk line of steamers, leaves next Monday evening on the Jane Moseley, and ae to Bluff Point aud Wicomico Bay. It will be one of the pleasant- est trips of the summer, The excursion to Ocean City, Tuesday, Sept. 3, offers still another attraction. The propri- etor of the Ocean Hotel has agreed to furnish Pesta} accommodations to the excursionists free. This is probably the last excursion to this great ocean resort this season, and the two former having been so successful in point of pleasure, many will avail themselves of the great attractions offered. TuE “Potomac FRUIT GROWERS’ Assocta- TION” met Tuesday at Mount Vernon Springs, Va., the president, Chalkley Gillingham, in the chair, and B. J. Janney eerie) Bo. tem. An interesting essay, by Dr. Hood, of the Ag- iicultural department, giving valuable statis- ties concerning the introduction of fruit into the United States ; an instructive essay on the “Fig,” by Mx. G. F. Needham, and a poem, en- titled “Liberty, Law and Peace,” by Dr. Breed, were among tue papers read. The exhibition of fruit was the best the association has yet enjoyed. There were 51 specimens of apples, 41 of pears, 8 of grapes, 7 of peaches, 2 of figs, and 1 of quinee; also, some fine specimens of Seed poactoe and apples exhibited by Stac: Snowden, of Fairfax county, Va. The presi- dent, C. Gillingham, exhibited apples, quince and pears of several varieties; Stacy Snow- }, appl Dr. McKim, pears; Col. Chase, splendid white grapes; Mr. N. W. Pi rson, of ‘atrfax county, Va., apples and grapes; Dr. Howland, Duchess pears and two varieties of apples; Mrs. Kuehling, English Heath peach; Gen. Balloch, fine pr ot several varieties. The following were received into membersnip : Nicholas Dubois, Otis Bigelow, Chas. Eile Mathew McEwea, M W. rfax Agricul and Industrial Association to participate in their next fair was accepted. The following committee of three was appointed to arrange a list of premiums to be awarded ate ich meet- ae of this association for the best specimens of fruits and flowers placed on exhibition from time to time: N. W. Pierson, Dr. Jewey and Judson 8. Brown. The association was enter- tained by the glass ball shooters, who exhibited much skill. AN AFFECTING SCENE IN CourT. — This morning Justice Humphreys had before him the parties in the habeas corpus case of Elizabeth Johnson vs. Laura Contee; the object of the writ was to obtain the possession of the three-year female child of the relator from the custody of Laura Contee, the respon- dent. The parties appeared this mornin with numerous witnesses. Messrs. Closs an Cahill appeared for the relator and Messrs. Thos. F. Miller and L. I. O'Neal for the re- spondent. It was alleged that the relator had jaced the child in the care and under the con- fret of the respondent during its minority, and thatshe had no nee itas alleged in her ition. The judge, amidst the pro- foundest silence on the part of the spectators and members of the bar present, proceeded to deliver a very interesting disquisition upon the immoralities pervading society. And con- cluding, he called the child (who looked pecu- liarly bright and intelligent) to his side on the bench and after a few kind words bade it seek its “mother,” and the child rushed to the arms of the woman Contee. Judge Hum- preys thereupon adjourned the cus@ uatil he tirst Wednesday {n December next, and remanded the child to the custody of Mrs. Contee, the responden FEES IN A MEXICAN CLAIM CAsE.—To-da) Thos. P. McManus, by Judge Bartley and T. J. Miller, filed a bill in equity against Mildred Standish and others to subject a certain sum of money (#143,812 32) held by the Secretary of State, as agent of the Republic of Mexico, to @ lien for his services in obtaining the evi- denice, &c., on whieh the claims were allowed. and other’ services in connection with said claims. —————— THE COURTS PoLick Coukt—Acting Judge Walter. Yesterday, after our report closed, James Warden, charged with larceny of silver coin from J. H. Cockerill; continued. Anderson McCauley, threats to Kate Agar; oe bonds. Susan Green, assault on Kila Chase on June 9th last, who testified that they both belonged to the same lodge, and Susan was telling things outside she had no right to, and Witness spoke to her about it, when she knocked witness down ; and witness was pre- maturely confined, her child being born with its Oke bruised. Another witness testified that they all belonged to the same society (of Moses), and Susan gavethe 2 Frips and signs on day night, and on the next, Tuesday id about being too public in giv- ing the Eris, and she said it was not so and yall ‘ia. Susan said that she and this woman did not have any fight, and it all grew out of a dispute in the lodge. ‘The court sus- ended ju eo Kate Akers, threats to fanny MeCauley; personal recognizance. James Wells, assault on Isabella Johnson: 33. Lemuel Weeden (not ee charged with keeping a dangerous dog which bit Peter Gatewood on the hip; $10 and costs. TO-DAY. Perry Duval,profaue aud indecent language ; s or? Gaye Pecrae Brow aisetderiyans sembly ; $5 or 15 days. Sol Taylor, alias’ Wil Hams, vagrancy; bonds in sum of $20 or 9) days. Casmp Carter and Francis Herbert, dis order], Lrg $ or 15 days. Robert Mc Reynolds, carrying concealed weapons ; $20 or 30 days. Frank Truxell, profaned and indecen language :$ or 7 days. Th turbing the peace ; $5 playing ball in the street art, di-orderly assembly ; $ or 15 days. James Williams, Harry Euvis and Nathan Peters, disorderly assembly: #5 or 10 days. Champ Carter, charged with assault on Francis Her- bert: case was continued on account of the absence of witnesses. Wm. Brown, assauic on Walter Robinson ; discharged. James Warden, larceny of silver coins ; held for the grand jury, bail fixed at $200. Fannie Belmont, chi with robbing John Kelly of $65; $10 and costs or 20 days. Isaac Mahoney, assault on John Douohoe:%3. Jacob Roth. Sr cee. yesnocal bonds. Adam Roth, threats; personal bonds. ‘uards, of Plymouth, y’6, aoe eatteantiy tee rictles, and shot down the smokestack of Balley 8 mills, GEORGETOWN. SUDDEN DEATH—Mont. Murphy, a stone cutter, epgaged on the Georgetown Colle: building, was taken suddenly iil at his board- ing house, No. if Bridge street, yesterday at 2 .m. Dr. Bowie Tyler was at once sent for, ut despite the timely assistance the suerer died at 4 p.m. of apoplexy. STRIKE COMPROMISE D.—The coopers’ strike for 12 cents per barrel, instead of 10 cents, was compron ised yesterday by the bosses azreeing to pay 10 cents per barrei for ‘ight and 11 cents for heavy barrels. The terms were agreed to, and the coopers are at work to-day. GRaIN ARRIVED.—Boat Kirhy & Herbert, with 1.40 bushels wheat and 500 bushels corn. toJ.G.&J. M. Waters; boat Baby. with 4,300 bushels wheat, and boat Hattle & Bessie, with 20 barrels flour and 1,4(0 bushels corn, to Hartley & Bro. MERCHANTS’ EXCTWANGE.—The offerings on ‘change {0-day were 5,760 bushels of wheat, with sales as follows:—109 bushels at # 5) do. at 98e.; 15 do. at $1. White corn selling at 55e. ; yellow corn at 52c. Base BaL.—The Star Base Ball club, of Washington, defeated the West End. ‘of Georges ¥ Yesterday by a score of 16 to 6. _—— CITY ITEMS, OnE of the most sati-f.ctory results in medi- cine is in thé production of Lodille’s Head- ach Specific. It cures almost instantly. OSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irrita- tions, itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that follows from an enfeebled and disordered. state of the system, should take Ayer’s Sarsa- rilla and cleanse the blood. Purge out the lurking distemper that undermines the health, and the constitutional vigor will return, LUCKY I8 THE Bany whose mamma uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap, with which to wash the little innocent. No prickly heat, or other rash, can annoy the infant cuticle with which this cooling and purifying anti-scorbutic comes in daily contact. GRay Heaps dally grow black or brown. Cause—HiU’s Hair Dye. For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing pee 2 has been used for chil- dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- Neves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arisin: from teething or other causes. An old an wel tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sut- 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- ficulara, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanfe Co., New York city. 6.25,d&kly TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.906G street, near 9th Street. By promptly adopting the jatest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled todo his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and dyeiny ies’ and Gent’s suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his bigs work. N. B.—A speciaity of his con- sists in removing spots from costly party dress- es: 25 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- moves grease spots effectually from any article, and careful pressing giyes them an appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two pair for for 25 cents. AMUSEMENTS. A GHAND BARBECUE AND FESTI- Val WILL BE GIVEN BY THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE BUTCH- ERS’ COMBINATION AT THE WASHINGTON SCHURTZEN PARK, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEM- BER 4TH AND 5TH. A Bullock will be siaughtered avd roasted each day at 12 0’clock, sharp, and served to visi- tois free of charge; the bullock to be roasted whcle. Prize Bowing, Ladies’ Prize Shoot- ing. Concerts, Dancing, and other amuse- ments. Grand Illumination and Fireworksevery evening. There will be a grand Parade on the first da} loc} fully invited to participate In tne parade, (mounted, ? god High Hats, starting streets, 0.W., al 10 o'clock, Sharp. | Admission, 25 cents,’ For fur- ther information, ingnire of the ang2a.déd_— HR¥CUTIVE COMMITTER, 36 ON EXHIBITION Be 626} AND saLE {626 E Sr. AT Est. MARHRITER’S FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, 0. 626_E street. Choice Ol Paintings, Engravings, Chromes, &c. Also, largest stock of Peper Hangings, Window Shades, P.ctures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Rings, Nuils, &c,, in the District. @e- TERMS Casi. Ae Pleare remember Name and Number. jy1-ly HE SPRING IS HERE.—Now és the Time to Sell.—Ladies’, Gentsand Children's cast-off Wearing ‘apparel by Shoes, &c., at gxtraordinary, high cach prices at *\SUSTH'S Old Stand,** No. 619 }) street n.w. All notes by mall will be promptly attended to, maraa-tr GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. « HOOL BOOKS.—A complete assortment of all kinds used in the Public ana Private Sch yis for sale at very low prices by E. K, LUNDY. 1°8 Bridge st., Georgetown. aa 29 ips RENT—HOUM8E No, 70 West st., consain- ing 9 rooms, stor- and ba‘h rom; rent low to Tanent tenant. Apply WS. THOS. BROWN, No. 121 Bringe street anvg7 8r Eezee seen IN 1831; Enlarged and Improved in 1874; now tha Most Complete in this part of the Country. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM WYBING AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Co Ror aoe Sto» George- 11 ly attended to. ‘The cleaning of Carpets, ROLS, und Blankets a specialty eguring the Sune months, District work sent for and returned tree of e. Orders by mail and express promptly attended to. Addrers as above. jell-tr GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. RECEIVED—Presh J} Ay ecuerrt ‘PEKIN’? HATS, he! - J {he rage in Northern cities, Also, ‘RAW HATS, with light trim. mings, for young meu and youths, Sun Umbrellas for paileg snd \tlemen, jyls-tr 1287 Pennsylvania avenue, EADY-MADE SHIRTS. "8 unfinished Sh: 80 cents; of Wamsntts atta. 16 Fine 7 cents; of Wam- Everything appertain! ing to the business. t= it} THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, Jel5-tr 816 F at. n.w.. opp. Patent Ofice, BANKERS. $25, $50, $190, $200, $600 ¥. J. HEIBERGER, Tailor, Ro. 5365 15th street, ryt ‘Washington, D. 0, FR) W 4BB4NTED, EE FROM CHEM- GAfF, FLEISCHMAN & 0U.'S COMPRESSED YEAST, DEPOT, 1113 15rH STREAT. C. ANCHONY DENEKAS, Acanr. Absolutely none genuine without our ‘Trate Mark ME. RARINGTON: RESSMA KING, sane Or TB. Cour o Mis, 0L04K6, a. ade in superior | itp, 3: EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS RAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC A eTON cny HISERNIAN BE OLENT SOCIETY. No 1, ember Sth, 1878, at Be: WASHT N 7 hst. Park. P: HH" FOB SALT WATER. SELECT FAMILY EXCURSIO. 45 Miles Down the Potomac. ‘The steamer John W.. Thompson will make a tri to Smith's Point, SEPTEMBER - 3 ording & eral watery for bathing Morte ta chat for bathin ‘and crabbing. The beat leaves th street Whar at Sa, m., ro turning at 109. m, No pos’ 2 Teiksts, {arping at 10 9. m ponement. Tics ch idren under 10 years. free. T ckets for excursion of august ith Wil be good for this tip. sk thie QO'E4™ crt. THIRD GRAND EXCURSION, TUESDAY, SKPTEMBER 3p, 1873. Steamer JANE Mo»-ELrY will leave 6th street hart next TUESDAY. promptly at 8:30 p. m.. arriving at Ocean iy a aes Wedneeday in time for breakfast. ‘Twenty-four hours on the Ocean Shore. Sis {pe accommodations at the Ocean Hotel fr at7a m . arriving home by 7p. m. This ar-an Ment will give excurstonists a view of Tan- fer Sonrd, Chee: peake Bay and the Potomac river daylight. Tickets, $3. children betseen 5 an 12 Fears, $1.50; siate-twoms, $2. Mattrasses tooe, ¢ dinivg-rocm Isr fitted np asasiceping apa:tment, free. Meals on brat, 50 cents each. Tickets to be had at the following drug stor s: Ferguson’s, Capitol Hill: Thompso:‘s, 15th s Major's, 7 hand H sts.; Cro; ley Georgetow: and the following bookstores: Morrison's, P sin: aye ; Parker's, 7th st.; Whittaker’s, Peuna. ave. Purceli’s, 9th st., and ot MW. Galt & Bro. elers. and W. @. ‘Metzerott, music store, |S roonit for ealeat Balantyue’s % ‘Remen: ber next TUES au, 29-4t pws FORGET THE THIRD ANNI- ‘VERBAKY of the St. Mary’s Literary and Dramatic Association at Lovfiler’s Washini ton Cat ae THURSDAY, August 29, 1878 Besides dancirg and prize shootin; there will be Vocal Music and Dramatic Per formance by the members. Should th AY, & ptember 5th. aug2s-2:* . Sept, Y, foria’s Band hasbe °n ug weed for the cerasion, Dancing will commence at 247 <lock Pm. Tickers 9 cts. children free, aug20-°er2.5. Indies 25 cents; nurses and | WM. W. vartos, > | ZQHNBON, S cretary. Tvedl for ladiss, and will be tier Prove unfavorable, the picnic will be held THURS- Coreeron st. Singin By EDUCATIONAL. UD HOMME S EDUCATIONAL. ol ND at ‘ADEMOL a eee ES BLECT SCHOOL FOR 61RI ROYS.—The Misses Titres ixth Annual Sesajon SEPT. 11, 1878, t tre Studies re-nmed MUNDAY, Sept. 31. ot. nw. —— chikiren, dies, ladies and gentlemen, boys aud girls, Priva: pected with good Ki T. VERNON SEM. NGRY M*. ARDING AND DAY “Wonpay, Frr catalogues apple to the be vod vancistion ( and aes comer ise pupils. Verbs and idioms taught oy a new, classes Qewober tet and enoor ror Youxe ‘Aud success!u! inetoal. angoa tme TO ye eo pe COWARD UNIVERSITY. ‘Tbe verions Cepar!ments of Howsrd University ™ will cpen BEFT. 11K, aj exception of the Midiea These w si ing te enter the NonM at TORY. COLLEGIATA and THEOLOGICAT de | meuts Will tresent themselves at the the avove formation prev named. For i ay DERGAKTEN 7X6 K street, Mrs, LOU Pal, open: Nep'ember 9th. medce- October Ist. Mother c'ass commences Fri- | Fr ISE PO™. LOCK. Pei.ch of the Noma’ Cepartinent, or Miss SUS12 POL. cay © tober 4h, at lars apjly ty Mrs. LO! LOCK, 1127 13th st. n: (gees organs SHORBTLID@: AND SHOES. A Woxp “TO THE WISE! ward Colegs. forge Ly D., President, or T Washizgien, snd National Ki | F3-NO SHODDY! NO AUCTION BR OLY SOLID LEATHER! TuE Brst Max Latact STYLEs | ISS RICHARDS" SCHOOL FoR GIRLS and BOYS witli reopen MONDAY, at J217 10m st. pw. eps OF MUBI«:. te:in opens SEi'T, 9, 1878, ona, $5 and upwar ls. ‘AcgUS 80. trom 10%06 h % Tatton for 90 ies- BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, Opeu for appiicanis aus? ER. GRAVES’ Soni ve BD: Ms S2Aus iret oe Eonurene cen 13th st., betw: ground. Circulars in prince}; aug37 Im? : Sold at the well-known Old Established Shoe Houss voms ent!reiy above: pal book sores. {)MERSON IN-TITUTE, BELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FoR Boys beww en 14th at. Will reopen WEDNE 8) For elrculara. &e., adi! sires HARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, 922 14 n &t. _8ug27. 1m L HEILBRUN, No. 403 7th street northwest, “THAT OLD WOMAN OF MINE,’ Mocs VERNON INSTITUTE, — & al rene Schoo Yeas Los an Liuie Gtris. Ms. CHAS, w. PAIBO. Pr inet, . Duties msumed 3) ‘wart at bookstores and rasi- dence of the Principal. 1530 I st. n.w. Seventh any ual sessto TEMRER 233. Cire ARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST 4. BXCURBION OF THE SEASON. WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE On the ae steamer This is the last excarsion given on Doat this season. Leaves 8t MONDAY MORNING, itephenson’s wharf. SEPTEMBER 2% 1873, at 10 o°clock, stopping at Point Lookout for Fish- ing, Crabbing and Bathing. arriving iu Baltimore Tuesday morning at 6 u'clock. ‘Tickets 60 cents, Round-trin Hickets, returning agram 0} 15 by rail (good for three days), $1 50. siaterocms at Cochran’ cigar store, No. 1 Pennsylvania ave, Tickets limited, aug27-t, th.s NEW_MOVE FOR GENTLEM EN, THE STEAMEKR HAKBINGER FOR THE GREAT WICOMICO, he great Wicom'co ¥. ‘The famons fishirg groun: can be reached by taking passage on the HARBINGER next THURS. DAY at 9 p.m. Boat will arrive’ there at sunrise FRIDAY MORNING and leave at sunset givirg the whole day for sport. Tickets $1, at the boat and Boptz’s, 1011 7'h st. Rew. (Bri your blanket.) M. E. GRaGG, Capt. aug26 4 STEAMER HABBINGES.— h route is off. and the boat, can be chartered on Mondays, Wed-' Co" NGE_ OF PROGRAMME FoR My nesdays, and Fridays, and for two and three day trips, abd evening, $25, Thursday and Sunday trips’ as usuai, from Sth-street wharf, at 8:30 a, m., for 60 cents; cbildren half price? litte onas, free. Refreshments on boat, but no liquors. Int guireon boat, or at BON7Z 8 Ice Cream Dept, 011 7th street, M. KE. GRKAG, Capt. auc24 Im 3 splendid ALT WATER. S' BATHING. CRABBING, FISHING. Complimentary Fami'y EXCURSION TO BLUFF POINT AND WI- COMiCO Bay, tendered to John A. Bayley, of the Norfolk tine of steamers, by the merchatts 0: ‘Washington and Georgetown, Bteamer ‘‘Jane Moseley? will! leave 6 h street wharf SUNDAY, Sept. Ist, at 8 o’clk ck a m., returning that night about 11 p.m. treo ‘Kets, $1; ladies, 60 cts. ; children and nurses ‘Tickets for sale by the following committee: Dr. V.8hinn, West End Hotel; aA. Fry, Cropiayss Drugstore, Georgetown: M Kaufman Navy Yard, Wachington: Kelly & Chamberlen, 716 D st.; E: G. Wheeler, 7th and B: P, @. Duity, Bouse; 8. Katzenstetn. 310 7th st.;C. R Vouable, Tih and I; R.B. Ferguson, 21 st. and Pa. avenus 8.e, augzs- d GB4NpD EXCURSION FURTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE CAPES, On the Palatial Steamer LovuIsE, Under the auspices of FRANKLIN TEMPERANUE LEGION, On BATUEBDAY EVENING, Avgusi 31. ‘The Steamer will leave Potomac Ferry wharf at 7:80 o'clock, re turn- ing ai 6 o'clock Monday morning, competent caterer will furnish mea’s on the boat at 60 cents for breakfast and supper, and 75 cents for dinner. Blee ping acccmmodations furnished for all, mpie Lime allowed for sea-bathing at thé Fort, Positively no liquor sold on she buat. Tickets, $1 60; children 75 cents, Tickete cat beprocured frei t any member of the Legion, at Merzerott's Muste Store, anid at the boats = augil-t,th,s, &d Eee Samay EXCUBSIONS.—Steamer MAT- 0. Capt. Win. h. yi will leave 6thetreet whaf EVFR’ UNDAY, ). MD. Hi Bs, «No pains wil Music bas engaged for the season. Fare, round trip, 25 cents. eine BUR e0-teor 1 SURE BOAT Pind ian, ioe OS ar (TS PLEASURE BOATS FALLS tee foe times ‘a week- ngast —comm to-morrow, A: 8th, lea Con at. t wing Congress Bridge and Congress sts.. Georgetown 6* HOURS BIDE ON THE POTO- fy day, We and Frid nigt returning at 11 p.m. round-trip TAB; Music and Dancing on each of the svove trips. Th Teserve the right to reject any per- son they Tay see At, 1y87 Sw* pest LOOKOUT EXCUBSIONS. STBANB: STEPHENSON & BROS. Agenta, corner has and Pa. ave. and 7ihat. works” "nega Soe eee eee ene eee MOUNT VERNON PAS- NSWISEad Sneeama tase ‘ABHINGTON, which has been re- cently refitted and furnished, L. L. Blake, is the only boat allowed to land Mount Vernon whart. “Hound trip 6. luding admission to mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 7th st. wharf daily = at lo ., and returns at é J. HOLLUNGE WORTH. Bape Lae Monat yas ‘aahington. Fi] SUD teres Late anti! further make Excarsion MEDICAL, &. B. BEOWN HAB HAD GREAT SUCCESS Din Better of Proms r Lmpo- ness, t Vigor, and all Dis ace of a private or venereal nature ‘without years the use of Mercury or Calomel. Has had 11 we $3 010a m.. 3toBand Sireet northwest, back room, (HILGCS, CHILLS, CHILLS, Biury’ C c me Eo wDens: they never fail. F 4 ‘Or at ihe 1ollo: ia: Bi "8, Gibbs’, trin's Bieta’ Haley's How's Stone's, auga0-im* rt 7 Se '8, Dawson's, Strictares and £; aative of Pts chy ind Hack American AY, st3:30 p.m. for Mar- all;'returniug, will leave Marabal! Hall at m. ll be spared to mske these excursions quict and agreeable, A good Baud ot ats Kam. For cl oa other days, pply at the Boat, or at Auction Store ‘corner of L.'L. ‘steamer Mary KE, car 'orst cases solicited. Hours: Twsp.m, UM mee YOUNG LaDI nth year wi! 8, 1! Ter st.n.w. Fr H. Mas: Cire 8.— Price Lists to be had at store gratis, EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyleania avenue, Ze ‘SS THAT CANNOT BR DENIRD, 1GURES THAT CANNOT BR BRATBN. THE CHEAPFST HOUSE IN z RELIABLE QUODS, a [AGABNATION CHURCH SCIID0L ES AND CHILDAEN Tr degin WEDNESDAY, Ssptemb r 1 1, Miss MACLEOD, may de seen after Sepiemuber 3 at the schoo! bulidi: g. 1213 32th ch under the charge cf TS at bookstores, 8uz23 Lm SS HILTON’S SCHOOL FOR LOOK AT THE FIGURES, tton, worked holes. Ladies’ Check or Plain Top, | Ladies’ Foxed fctton Beets. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CADE tLUREN us 8 24-2 * ” DAY, Sept. 2. For cf SWEET, Principal, Morigcmiery sts. ROFGETOWN INSTITUTE FOR W The 220 anual sess!on will commence lars, &c., apply to ‘No, 80 coruer of IRE NINTH YEAR OF ROYS® AND MATH. ACADES MONDAY, 8 ptember 21, tn pr. Chareh, f7,ctreeh, neat Chiy Hail, rench, German, OF Short bayul. ‘tyues's, 24 ctarge for cirevlars at Ba: Gente’ fine Gut Congress... ents? Hand-stttened Calf Cougress, $3.00 to Gents’ solid Leather Congress. low-quarter Shoes. Geats* Working Shoes, MiSs, G480NER WiLL RE-OPEN Hee AVA School, West street Chapel, treurgetown, for smail children, SEPTEM | fully solicits the pacronay ton: sin Muste, also give instruc’ Boys’ and Yous’ Shoes cheap. THING AS REPRESENTED, KICES GUABANTEED THK LOWEST, Wo Braweh Store. Only One Price, @EObGE MoOA RTHY. 150 A YSAR BOARD AND TUITION FoR Girls, Boye snd Young Men. Prepa-atory Course for Business. Teachin, and Dévinity. | Lustraction thoron; unsurpassed Rey. T. M. ccpal Academy, Hadaouti i oes GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSB, M's: my tember 34, 491 Pennsyloania Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLae, SELECT SCHt for ang Girls will reopen MONDAY Bene st 209 Pennsylvania ave. 5.2. 7 E33 END- M 8: DOU Dand Miss BUSW. Will open a School for Girls aud sitall Hons September 24, at No. 9406 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘sug2i-Lin near the cireé, Terms DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOB TRADED THLS SIDE OF BOSTON, M's WRIGHT will her residence. 1808 [ st. n. an 'T Engits! ran be le ~ att rt an1l Matheniatics, from patrons w OU “Lis at ATTBNTION, LADIBSI A large lot of LADIES’ NEWPOR’ HEEL an¢ SANDAL SLIPPERS Orst-clars quality, ft 5 per quarter, Heferences to former | first-class dual have been slightly dam- - | OYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL * Bythouks North Sess! me land’s, 4% et.—J. W. Hi to severe sickners in the famliy of the Prin: A duties will not be resumed until SE} storm yesterday, id at a great sacrificd BUSTON 8HOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsyleania Avenue, LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor, NT Principal. Ovi \CHUOL Fi & BOYS, JOUN B. DavIpson, Principal, ‘Will reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1878. For further information ly at 96 Gay ar, rRetown. sai aug Geo B T INDUCEMENT TO GREA SOT ERS. WHOLESALE "French Kid Button Frent and 0 Penlar Sean. Worked Button Kole at....62 75 rca f rs = 100 Pair of Ladies’ French Goat Buttons Site SCHOOL for YUU: c jo 1919 G HILDEEN, Ni Donald. Mies’ NG LADIES AND Street, Mrs. L. PB. T. Alexaniter, ¥. Prud*homme, Teacher of French. girs Monday. Beptemer 16 b. 0 Lot of | ‘ton’ t Sty lee and Sizes, from, Foxed Button Gali REDEKICK ACADEMY O¥ THE VISITA- he exercises of this Iustitution will be resumed September $4, 1878, - T! on MONDAY, For information, catalogues, &c., address, aug19-8w DIL STRESS Resiotiee City M4. ‘Good Quality, from, ON IS CALLED TO A Lage! ATTENTIOY LADIES" SLIP ENS NO MOF French Heei Kid Slippers, all sizes i38 £MILY 8. HUNT'S SCHOOL (if M Year) for GIRLS ard SMALL BOX wit te open st 230 A et. n.e., Mi 78. AMOS HUNT, N OCKLAND SCHOOL By ‘is Institution will be o} Thi It will be conducted on lectures, will be given. and other particulars, suglT-co8m AM Wick SEMIN AE, YOUNG LADIES, M. A. TYSON Ccntee’s B.ation and ce ny. duties of this Institution will be ‘Y,_ Septemper _ 16. The VY.) on MONDA Boarders will be manent ones, upon Circulars ee 'T. VINCENT'S SCHOOL FoR YOUNG Ladies, under the care of the “Sisters corner 10th @ sts.. will reopen MUN- Aa r DAY, September 94. Fi will leas send thelr chiliren un ic, augi7-in® 3 3 88 8 88s Fas ANDY SPRING MD. SEPTEMBER 16-b. gamne With the same assistants, as the Stanmore Se: torelinguish. A full course of tastructtons. with For circulats, with verms ad HENRY 0, HALLOWEL. A.M, Princip \t. of Bouya’ Bhoes, in sizes By Persons Purcharing tothe ld be wrt} wilh oe French Dressing, Every Article ad OM or Five Por Cont: will be all augély LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. es LADIES’ GOODS. TWaENTY Pan cust Dis: all my gods have marked dow, 10 their pres- busines accommi may be had on applicat eaeoine wonid state that raised and 188 B. C. GRAVES . Merrill and Mi, by a com t ot Balect Echool apd Hinde er ‘EMBER at For particuiars juccessor to Miss A. i) teachers, will “eo; ber Bt +» COTDYT OF % ‘be Normal Traini Crass will Sieg Came wil Begin Oe Porth, 1 wlll, place before my patrons, as the gea- bon advanoes, a.) the ELT! OF THE BEST EUROPEAN He bought Cirect trom the manufac: ui DARK ESBURG ‘a. R. B. ter. No £xtras. LAN DIB, Principal, prices whieh will compare 7Cite Trevis, Paris, viene gee [™s. J.P PALMER, Parris a ay BS foe eOxs, e! , Chester Co., Pa, ghost sire on B, E. of the Mountatus. Only $60 ar ing tI these for e ents With Cull Families ra 825 Penn. ave, ‘Bas just rece. ved from New York styles of STRAW GOODS Tor early Fal! Wear, Also, Tull ine of Jugla and Monogram KID 'DUCATIONAL—A Professor of French and E Italian—thorough Master of the Art of teach. i iages—is Low in this Ci The most dist: fi Address Professor C, GEN i INDEBGASTEN AND SCHOOL—Prim: Classes. Misses PC NOERR, Bt ‘iatn st. Dw. ‘Normal cinss for ladies, ‘Octet tober GLOVES; Geoutne Courtauld CRAPES, &c, Sept. 4th; | Special attention given to Mourutng orders, Ast, sugl8-3m 188 OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY for ¥i ies and Children will INDAY, September SCHOOL ‘oung Lad! at 543 M st. =, MO! 5 Bie. eeia auiae ae Mrs. J. P, PALMER, sug20-tr 2107 Fet., bet. ith snd 19th ste, MHIONABLE MILLINKBY, ILSUN COLLEGE, FOR WO: 5 CoAMpeueBr ee Paaes fora to auglodans nor W. T. WYLIE, Pres't, ll Sted Sang \APITOL HILL SCHOOL FUR YOUNG LA- t Omit BSTERET 6. B, Miss E. GAL- successor ONDAY, Bopt 8. taught by the ang! BRAITH, priucly \CEBRIAN BUBIN: 2.) PEN ‘Tth and L ste. the bookstores. aug5-im Z. RICHARDS, Principal. ‘Mra. C. V. SMITH having rented the oe &.W., will cipmy woe pe ee a ‘assortment of RY GOODS, embracing all the the sonson.” a (E35 00_.LEGE. comer ives edacation tor real fon © Are invited to look at the grast “ OURATIVB OOnsEE. Highest recommendations from the best medica) DOUGLAS, Bt. Cloud Building, Sole Agent for District. i. pa Pek foes a rt NOBMAL CLasé will La an improved method of instruction ‘and ‘Primary ey BABeains ABYLAND AGRICULTURAL OOLLEGE, oe will commence MsNDAY Boprembor S80" or eataloguce M. H. a es iE ARCHER INS’ "T'tordiee ond Day sg tet =k | OULL! G Ehtldee eee, Circulars address 101 Gay street. Grormstoun. EST END issTITUTE, ure, 8. LADIES’ SHOBS. ver Ist I shall allow per ceut. 00 ali cash sales, 610 9th st., opp. Parent Omics. Latics’ BOUTS and SHOES made to order at . Geo. co., M4. y Behvot Tor Towng Latte Ls: Young ioadtes Fesumed on WED» ESDAY, Mise