Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1878, Page 4

THE EVEN FRIDAY....... ING STAR. ptember 6, 1878, Fhe Weather. A tos beara Orvics oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Washington, Sept. 6, 1873. New Engiand and the middie Atlantic der. partly cloudy weather. near the coast orcas! ‘i: winds mostly northeas erly, and ri ete NEWS. LOCAL Condensed Locals. The street | m. and extine Ke Dr. I ova! chureh, cation. residence of Mr. Richardson, (of altimore Sum.) on nt avenue, was ed Wednesday night in the absence of servant, who had been leftin eharge of amps: will be lighted at 11:1 p. at a.m. sor of the Congrega- returned to the city from the house, a silverware and clothing r. were stolen absent fc Last 1 Richard.on and family are ng at Foundry M. E. eburch was the most powerful service yet beld, aud the revival bas so inereased in in- t tit is found necessary to hoid all day The young Evangelist conducts all s. Yesterday, colored an excursion party of over 7% e (Good Samaritans and Daugh- Tne Railway Mail Service Men. “MEETING OF THEIK MUTUAL BENEFIT 4330 CIATION. The U. 8. Railway Mail Service Mutual Bep- efit Association reassembled yesterday after- noon at Franklin Legion hall, (6th and C sts.) The election of officers of the association to serve for the ensuing year resulted in the choice of H.C. Dunn, of St. Louis, for presi dent, nine vice preens (one for each di- | ion,) and W. W. James, of this city, secre. | ry ahd treasurer. A committee to wait on the Post OMce dc partment officials returned, and introduced N. Tyner, First Assistant P. M. Gen- on. T. J. Brady, Second Assistant, and 2 Bacen, Third Assistant, who made esses. Mr. Brown moved a reconsideration of the yote by which Boston had been selected as the hext meeting place of the convention. After | considerable diseussion his motion was car- | ried. Cleveland, Ohio, Boston, Mass., Buffalo. | N-Y., and Washington, D.C., were each named | as the plas the next conyention. A vole being taken, Cleveland, Ohio, was se- lected, the third Tuesday in September, Isc, Was set as the time. i Mr. H. C. Sener offered a resolution, which was adopted, thanking the press of Washing- ton for the manner in which they had report- ed the proceedings of the convention. The committee on resolutions reported a series, embracing one of respect to the mem- ory of the late George 8. Bangs: tende: sympathy to their brethren in the south dering thanks to various railroad officials, ten: ad to Capt. Bailey and others of the local division, which resojutions were adopted. raria) lett for Richmond by the A. F& PKR Educational Institutions. Mrs. Burr will _rcopen her English and French schcol on Monday, Sept. 23d, at 1308 H street n.w. The epening lecture of the next term of the Law School of Georgetown University, an in- stitution for the education and training of students in the prineipies and practice of the Jaw, wi'l be delivered October 2d, at 6 p.m. The course covers two years, unless students have already stndied one year at some other regularly e Nishe 901 of law or under some approved attorney. Lectures and recite. ". ity hour inthe evening enience of students. om of the Medical College of Howard University will commence Monday, Getober Ist, and continue five months. Misses fall and Walsh will reopen their Kin- dergarten and school for primary and ad- Yanced classes Wednesday, September 1th. rion Fe t h street, between | of the National University d. Classes anized at 425 nd senior classes when d tothe Sprague man- reets. The post-grad- | r | Will open § Tth steet. T q asses will u : The sekoo! M hool f¢ . Mrs. J. wil begin of Prof. H. Mas B. Koss, pr (eNO ts, whi t Guy, who was . Who ran without i-house, nearly op- corner of E and stree' promptly answere near nd Of posite ront of the office of the Telegram, near that corner, they found two men pum- melling €: other on the sidewall: They led the top one off (H. H. Cassidy) and both were led ty ihe station-house, when the s found to be the editor of the Considerable excite- being quite large. y addressed each being search p, but Cassid pu to sh ished about thea rry out their inten- by the po Cassidy ed up on charges of affray | Micers, but Were sub: he had t ased on col he Police Court. f in the Polie » Sergeant Guv ateral for appeara: y were Court for ai ad Officer strcet vie was down ¥ on Cop When the witness first saw tl Coyle Mr. ¢ Downey testified th talk: W th Coyle, when Cassidy hd the first-n the parties Coyle, Cas the chair, and the other man kie 1. On eross examination he said he presumed that the cause of the assault was the publication | of an article in the Jeleorum. Oa behalf of Mr. Cassidy it was submitted that he had been attacked inthe Telegram. Cassidy was fined and Coyle diseha —— Haneas Corrvs IN THE Case OF “BOSTON Per."—A petition for a writ of habeas corpus by Edward Perkins alias “Boston Pet,” who was arrested in Philadelphia and brought here in July, on a charge of siealing United States bonds to the amount of $11,000 from ex-Naval Constructor Isaiah Hanscom, in this city, sets | forth that Perkins isa citizen of the United States and a resident of New York: that he has committed no crime against the laws of the District of Columbia, and was never with- in its limits before July 1), when he was broucht forcibly from Piladelphia by ‘sons representing themselves to be United Stat-s offciais ; that he is uot held in jail by virtue of any action or order of any court of the Dis- trict. or judicial process or order of any jus- tice thereof. The writ was granted by Justice | Humphreys, and made returnable before him- self Iv o'clock, next Tuesday. No Y= W FEVER IN ALEXANDRIA.—Some consi excitement was created in Alex. andria Wednesd t by the report that a schooner from New Orleans had arrived there, and was su ed infected with yellow fever. The « says: She proved to be the J. M. Haskell, Captain Robinson, which left New Orleans a month or more ago, and afterward underwent quarantine at Pensacola. The captain exhibited a clean Dill of health. and rosickness was found among the crew. Mrs. HellieLower reguests that it be stated that the rep: eir belng a case of yellow fever at her house is entirely erroneous. REA! ESTATE Sales Bros. so‘d at auction Callan and Philip lot Ly, in Messrs. Duneanson yesterday, for Thos. H . Larner, trustees, part of are 17, Deing at southwest corner of I and 2th z,lot 18 feet 2 inches by 7 feet, improved by a” story brick and frame building, to John Scanlan, for #2000. r. Chas. W. Handy, real estate auctioneer, s sold at public auction, by sirection of R. Willett and H. C. Swain, trustees. lot 2), in Terry's subdivision of original lot 1, square 72, to F. H. Smith, for $1.50. TWO ARRESTS AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoreRTY.—Yesterday afternoon Detectives Coomes and Miller arrested two alleged col. ored sneak thieves—Jvdson Howard and Henry Brown—on suspicion of their having robbed the house of Mrs. Mary E. Gannon, in ihe West End, last Tuesday evening. They were locked up at police headquarters, when they acknowledgea that they had taken the jewelry, and told where it was concealed. The oMcers secured it all, and several watches aud chains which had been stolen from other persons. Youne Rocves.—Jobn Robinson and Henry Johnson, colored boys. crept slyly into the fancy store kept by Mrs. N. E. Jenkins, Pa. avenue, between Sth and 7th streets, and robbed’ the money drawer. One was caught | by Mrs. Jenkins, and the other ran, but was | captured by the officers and locked up. In the Folice Court, on the charge of robbing the till of 45 cents, they were adjudged guilt. sentenced to jail for 1 da: Berner tee See Biack Casnv colored ‘ise, bf eashir flannel, ¢:¢ splendid sheeting ¢ ton, yard and 2 ha! ket Space.—Ad rt. MAKRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to George Cole and Amanda Simmous: James Liverpool and Josephine Somerville ; J3 Yenp, of Alexandria, and Annie Josiah Brogden and Sallie Ann Taylor, ferson county, Va.; W. F. Berry and Rachel it: Wm. Jones and Lizzie Porter, of Se COL if wide Carter's, Mar- —— ke of new earpets from 15, 25, Si, 40, », 87; Brussels, 87 cents. Tow- son's, dry goods and carpets, 635 avenue, south side, near Pennsylvania Tih street.—Advt. Prorraty Houpens desiring to pat their premises in proper condition ‘or the winter Season, ete.. Will be interested in the adver- tisement of Cranford, Hoffman & Filbert, in Abviber culumn, The convention reassembled at 8 o'clock, Mr. H.C. Dunn, the newly-elected president, in the chair. The evening was taken up in considering the amendmenis tothe constitution ana by- laws reported by the committee, Mr. Harlan offered a resolution, which was adopted, thanking Theodore N. Vail, general superintendent railway mail service, for his unthing efforts in behalf of the members of this association and his endeayors to secure be us an increased compensation for our ser- vices. After authorizing the secretary to print 5,000 copies of the proceedings of the convention for distribution among railway employes, and fix- ing the bonds of the general secretary aud treasurer at $10,060, the meeting adjourned. Relief for Fever Sufferers. An adjourned meeting of the citizens of East Washington, was held last evening at McCauley’s Hall, Col. Tait presiding, and L. A. Del secretary: A contribution of 320 was received from Mrs. M. A. Devlin. The secretary reported that #136 had been sub- seribed and 38! paid in. The secretary was directed to send the collections every third day, in the proportion of #1 to Grenada, #2 to \ sburg. and $) to Memphis. The commit- tee to. soltels contributions consists of Tait, Dr. A. Tait, Brackett. Messrs. P. P. AH ‘ks, Louis Delwig, E. N. | homas J. Godwin, H. J. Bright, A } ig hn Smith, A. mH. rico. ent of the I sanitary condition, d said if the sewer through th gardens was publichealth id the Commissioners tom doing so. Mr. Hill Knowledges the receipt of Simo Wolf, including | department: $14 | ing $11 from the | S from the Navy The benefit performance by Daprez & Bene- ts minstrels at the National theater yester- iternoon netted : $ the employes of the Gov- ir. 8. B. Lyons, for ernment Asylum for the Insane, has forwarded by Adams express, to the Howard Relief Asso- ciation of ¥ Orleans, #128. Mrs. Vinuie Ream Hoxie writes to Mr. Solo- mons that, desiring to contribute all she can, she gives for the relief of the sufferers one of her tinished work: rhe South,” to be con- verted by Mr. Wolf. in such manneras he may think best, into its money value, which 200. C. H. McAllister, G. W. Ashburn and Chaffee, acommittee of C ~H. as Fount Division, 5. of T., to-day sent to the president of the Howard Association, at Memphis. Tenn., $51 part of the proceeds of the entertain by the division for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers on the 2d instant. Entertainments. Nationa Theoter.—Duprez & Benedict’s company still draw good hous give three more performances 1 morrow matinee and to-morrow night. Thi entertainments are very enjoyable, and the opportunity to witness them should not be missed. Roe Ne Fair—The annual fair of Mont. gomery county, Md., will be held on tl 12th dl this month, at Rocky be unusually attractive. Round trip tick ineluding admission to the fair ground: h y_of Washin a Week—Thursdays and Point, for erabbing, fi ‘—The regular dramatie se: son at the National Theater will commence pext Monday evening. The inaugural pre- sentation wiil be the “Iee Witch”—a speciac- ular play affording every opportunity for gorgeous scenery and fine Stage effects. This opportunity will be taken advantage of for he presentation of stage scenery seldom equalled in completeness and beauty. The following members of Mr. Ford’s dramatic Coes stl in the cast: T. W. Keene, Geo. Denham, Chas. Ahrendt. Walter Collier, Frank Connolly, Robert Rein ey Lanagan, Wm. Burton, A. P. Sheild. J. Archer. Samuel Davies, Marie Booth, Blanche Ford, Ella Mag- ness, May Wallace, Belle Mackenzie, Bessie Cermon, Henrietta Vaders, Annie Wakeman. Adelaide Detchen, Virginia Clary, May For Grace Elton, Lillie Lee, Albert Martinetti, J Gallaway, A.J. Moroso. There are numerou: special and attractive features by the Marti- netti Troupe and other: DEATH OF 4 WASHINGTONIA® IN NEW OR- LEANS.—Private information has been receiv- ed from New Orleans of the death by yellow fever of Frederick B. Moxon, a native of Washington, and a telegrapher in that city. Although very young he wasa general favorite among telegraphers, who are deeply affected by his death. He was a graduate of the Western Union office in this city—being em: posed fora long time as an operator in the Western Union branch at the Post oflice de- partment, thence transferred to the main office. After services as a first-class operator here, he went west and finally located in New Orleans. Mr. Moxon was a brother of Miss Ada Moxon, well known in the amateur musical circles of this city. His mother could not be restrained from leaving Washington for New Orleans last night in order to nurse him, but it was not until to-day intellizeace Was received here of his death. —_—_—— A Knock DOWN AND AN ARREST. iam Abrends was knocked down about 12 o’elock jast night on 7th street s.e. by a blow on the head from a stone thrown by a negro named John Williams, and was badly injured. He was picked oP in an insensible condition aud removed to his home, No. 08 Sth street s.e. Williams tried to escape, but arrested at the corner of ith street and North Carolina avenue. —___. DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follow: W. H. Gunnison to Isaac Cross, lot 2, sq. 853, #0. George Lyles to W.H. Davis, lot 4, sq: 313;¢—. H.C. Dean to H. A. Johnson, part of Holmead’s addition to Georgetown ; s—. P. F. Larner et al., trustees, to J.T. Birch, lot sy. 28, $2.50. J. F. Boyd to RK. R. Crawford, sq. 1:8, $608. George W. Riggs to Mary O'Hare, lot 5, sq. g—. ———————— Won't Pay THE ALIMON n the divorce case of Mary A. against Newton A. Strait, in which an order was made for the payment of alimony at $50 for two months, and $25 per month afterwards, a motion was filed yester- day for a rie on the defendant to show cause why he should not be committed to jail for Goth of court in neglecting to obey the order. ‘75, 87, stock : cotton, full jam lace from Jarge stock: eee 2) and 25 cents; Notting! 20, 25, 90, 37, 45, 50 up. Towson’s, dry goods and oa 36 Penusyivania avenue, south side. Adrt. A PAINTER'S ALI. FROM A SCAFFOLD.— lock yesterday afternoon James ile engaged in painting a house on H, 4%; and oth streets, fell from the scaf- id on which he was sitting to the ground, ie twent and was severely injured. MeWilliams rendered medical aid, and he was afterwards sent to his home, on 434 street. THE BEER BOTTLE CasEs,—In the Police Court on Wednesday there was but one of these cases heard, and in that a nolle pros. Was entered by leave of court, as the cow- plainant could not show that he had complied with the law by filing the required claim to his marks in the clerk’s office. No cases were dis- missed by reason of faulty informations. WASHINGTON CaTTLe MARKET — town Drove Yard, eens: rc September Sth, 1878.—175 cattle; 155 sold at jrices ranging from 3'¢. to ae per pound ; *) sheep and lambs. 425 suid : old sheep, from 3'c. to 4e.; lambs, from 4% to 534 cents per pound ; 10 cows and calves suld from $25 to $15 per hea ‘ket dull. —— ake IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS.—Silks, all colors ; checked siiks, stri; nike Sed silks, blue, brown, plum, steel, cardinal ; black silks from 75 cts. to $2.50; excellent black silk fl andgL29, Cagter’s, 71) Market Space,—Adut ° | iron and air-slacke District Government Affairs. The contract for the construction of the Pump house between the District Commission- ersand Henry Himber was executed to-day, and satisfactory bonds given. THE WORK OF CLEANING THE CITY. Owing to the obstructions inciden to a change of contractors for removing the garb- age and effal, very many compiaints have been made within the past two or three days of such accumulations. Health Officer Townshend has used his utmost endeavors to have this | | Work continued ina satisfacto: manner tothe housekeepers, and yesterday he notified Mr. McCauly, the contractor, that he must put on more carts to-day and stop this complaining, or his contract would be annulled. This morn- ing early Mr. McCauly appeared in front of the Health Officer with thirty-three extra carts aud horses and one hundred and fifty men, and they were immediately set to work. The health officer feels more confident now than ever that Mr. MeCauly will carry out his work in a satisfactory manner, after some of the first obstacles incident toa change of contract- ors have been removed. Dr. Townshend has a double force employed in the cleaning of alleys and strewing them with sulphate of lime. The alleys will soon be in as perfect sanitary condition as it ts pos- sible to make them. Some hide-packing and rag and bone depots are to be proceeded against by action in the eonrts. BUILDIN issved by Inspector ir brick, 420 N's Thornton, construct a two-story bri ing, id, between P and () streets north- $1.00. J. H. Steward, construct a two- story brick dweiling. O. between “th and loth streets northwest; $1,500. B. Melntire, repair brick, 122 Gay street, Georgetown; $5. Dr. Mackall, repair brick dwelling, corner 24th and I streets northwest; $350. John Tynan, repair brick, southeast corner I6th and L streets northwest ; $200. J. W. Stocking, repair dick, 4(0 New Jersey avenue southeast; $300. M. oi repair frame, 112 L street north- 3 #20. we: Washington Market, Retail Prices. MEATS.—Beef, sirloin, 20 per 1b.; do. porter house, 20a25; rib roast,"i2a20; steak, 12'4a2): Corned Beef, 8a10; Dried Beef, (chipped) 2a 30; do., (sliced,) 20; Lamb, 18a25; Veal, 1244120; Mutton, 12'4a15; Pork, 1a’ 242s Sausage, 2h Bacon Hams, (sugar-cured,) J2'¢;Shoulders, 3a 9; Breasts, all: Lard, 10. per peck: Apples. FRUITS.—Peaches, 5(r.ag] 20a50 per peck ; Pears, 4a$l per peck ; Oranges, 25a40 per do: Lemons, 2vas0; Bananas, 40a50; Pine Apples, Sale. each: Dam- sons, 6a75 per peck; Grapes, 25e. per box, faldc. per Ib., do. (California), 3%a15 per Ib.; Canteloupes, 3a10; Watermelons, 10a25 | each. Fisi.—Perch, 40250 per bunch; Rock, 15a neh: 0 per b 35ad9: Wo M Blue fish, 40a50, bunch ; head, 1520 per 1b. ; 8 if ‘d), 25 per de ams, abd per 10: Tsai8 per qt. 3a5 per bunch ymbiins, 1ai2 pei per doz Corn, 10a15 per dozen _ POULTRY.—Chickens, 4475 per pair; Ducks, 50a75 per pair. \ME.—Reed Birds, Satie. per doz. Jan, av per goz VIS THE TIME to purchase clothing for youths, boys and children. the Boy's clothing house, jaavenue, haye an immense 6 5 per he Tomatoes, | : Orto- Tue G AN AMERIC. th and F streets, Safe deposit bos THE COURTS PROBATE Court—Register Webster. Yesterday, the inventory of personality and list of debts of the estate of Henrietta M. An- i ‘eturned by the executor and order sued. The petition of Nicholas E. administration on the estate of Caroline A. Ladde, deceased, was filed; also it of John O'Brien. PoLick Count—Acting Judge Walter. Yesterday, after our report closed, Abraham Walker, for larceny, was sentenced to pay a fine of $ or 15 days. W.B. Turton, assault; forfeited collateral. Frank Butler, assault; Geo. alias Rob’t Price, for an assault on Sergeant Milstead, was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or 30 days. Joseph Joines was charged with making an indecent exposure of his per- son; $15 ors) days. Thos. Henshaw, colored, charged wi Sault on Win. Ribnitzki and his wife. The testimony was that Hen- shaw called for beer, and it being near twelve 0 ek, it was refused, and Itibnitzki testified that Henshaw assaulted him. Tue hearing was continued. AVINGS BAN N corner posit Klug, loud and each forfeited. M J. Me. dohn $. P Clellan, profa and boisterous: ivin Burrows er ney. Jacob H. Collins, maintaining a nuisance: continued. i Murphy, assault, plead guilty; #1. Eliza Smith. Assault; holle pros. Henry Johnson and John Robinson, larceny of 45 cents from Mary E. Jenkins; $5 o0r15 days each. Henry Washington. disorderly (interfering with the Poundmaster by calling the dogs he was after) ; = or 15 days. John Keefe and Cornetius Ragan, malicious trespass on the lands of Mrs. ont » or 10 days each. In the case of uck, alias Burk, charged (with John Frederick McDermott and Dennis Con- nel], who have been sent to the reform school, ) with the larceny of $52 worth of silverware, Xc., from John W. Butterfield, the court_held Buck for the action of the grand jury. Hugh Coyle and Henry H. Cassidy, charged with an aflray ; Cassidy $5 and Covle dismissed. .MYsTERIOUS.—While a cout named Lucien Duffey was gunning this morning near the lace where the tan yard drain empties into unting creek, he found a straw hat, a grey vest, a handkerchief and a table napkin lying on the ground. He called a gentleman near by, and on examining the pockets of the vest a pocketbook containing $250 in money, two tailors’ thimbles, a tape measure, a package of pins, some ferry and street car tickets and Sundry papers were found. Among the papers is the pension roll of Wm. H. Nims, Co. B, 6lst N.Y. volunteers. allowing him a pension of $24 “for loss of nose and right eye by a shell,” Iso a letter from W. H. Brookin lew Bar- lin,” and receipts for two registered letters sent from Washington—one to Alfred A. Nims, Dansville. Mich., and the other to A. L. Forbes, Stockbridge, Mass. There was also a letter from Gen. F. C. Barlow, of New York. recommending Wm. H. Nims to the Secretary of War fora position. The ecards, &c., in the vest all bore the name of W. H. Nims. How the articles came to be where they were found is not know! ut it is feared that their owner has been drowned in Hunting creek, near by.—Alerandria Gazette, 5th. Tur CLAIMs of many American famiiles to estates in England and Wales, it is stated, will lose even their present slim chance of real ing Susi by a new property limitation ac! which goes into operation there with the ad- yent of 1879. The act debars all claims older than a dozen years. by confirming tenants in the possession of land which they have unin- terruptedly occupied for that length of time without paying rents or otherwise acknowl. edging the title of any person. THE MODERN SoLomon.—Judge Josiah Potter showed himself to be the modern Solomon, when he put Tom Fallon, the black- smith, and his young Hebrew ‘bride in a room alone together to settle their differ- ences. The result was that the two came out arm in arm smiling in less than two hours. Tom Fallon has recovered his Caro- line; Papa in-law Cohen has given the youn; folks his forgiveness, blessing, and $100, an Reace again broods over Baxier street.—[1V. . Sun, POISONED.—The entire family of Mrs. Small, at_Upper Marlboro’, Md., were poi- Soned on Sunday, it is supposed, by piers eased sausage. The two youngest chi 0 died, but the rest of the family are out of dan- ger. The case is to be investigated.—[ Alex- andria Gazette. THE GREAT Fige IN Omana.—The fire in Omaha, Neb., burned all Wednesday night, and at noon yesterday was not extinguished. The remains of the four firemen were found inan unrecognizable state. The loss on the hotel building is $200,000. August Kountze, of New York, bought it a few months ago under foreclosure. Kitchen Brothers lose heavily. AFFAIRS IN British CoLumBia.—A Vic toria (British Columbia) dispatch says the legislature was prorogued after passi ne the Chinese tax bill, disfranchising all officials and passing the secession memorial. Before the royal commission Father Faquet gave Startling evidences to the prevalence of corruption and bribery in the district of Kooteney. A Car CoNDUCTOR IN TROUBLE.—The Rock- ville Advocate says: “The case against Wm. Whaley, ‘a conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for an assault upon Mr. C. B. Vickery, was examined before Justice D. H. Bonic on Wednesday. The evidence showed that Whaley attempted to eject Mr. Vickery from a train near Forest Glen, after having taken a ticket from him for passage from Rockville to Washington. Whaley was held for the action of the grand jury at the Novem- ber term of court.” BEECHER, in a recent sermon at San Fran- cisco, exclaimed: “How many men there are that are like those fish we in Boston har- -—four-fifths of them are mouth and the rest tail. And yet what a noise such men make.” Now, who could he have meant?— RTGS GEORGETG WN. = Z BRILLIANT WEDDING, yery large and fashionable audience gisembled at Christ iy E.) Chureh last ev" ning to witness the nuptials of Dr. W. Bowi Tyier and Miss Kate Stans bury, danght¢r of Dr. Charles F. Stansvury, allot this piace. A BOX For Donations for the yellow fever sufierers has been placed at a convenient place in the post office. This course has been pursued in other cities with good results. Gxaty.—Some small lots of grain sold at 95 to 102 on ‘Change to-day. DasHaway Festival to-night. See adv. Seasonable Advice. The Gardener’s Monthly gives the follow- ing paragraplis of seasonable advice: Tne latter end of August is one of the best seasons of the year to transplant evergreens. The young growth of the past .eason has got pretty Well hardened, so as to permit very little evaporation,—and the earth being warm, new roots push with great rapidity, aud the tree becomes established in the ground before cold autumn winds begin. The chief difficulty is that the soil is usually very dry, whi-h pre- vents much apeed with the operation; and the weather being usually very warm, the trees have to be set again in the ground al- most as fast as they are taken un: 80 that it is not safe to bring them from a aistance. as well, therefore, to make all ready in antic pation of a rain, when no time may be lost in aving the work pushed through. Should a spell of ary eanen ensue— ch in Septem- ber and October is very likely—one N4troNat THEATER. = Lavnghter. Last Nights of ! DUPRFZ AND sENEDIC J UPK}Z AND BEN EDIC DUPR?Z AND BENEDICT’S, DUPKEZ AND BENEDICI's, Matinee for Children Saturday. Matinee for Children Saturday. Matinee for Children Saturday, Matinee for Children Saturday. Matinee for Children Saturday, Monday, the gorgeously beautifal spectacie of enchantment, THE ICE WITCH, with its scenery of incomparable beauty, exquisite music, sp'endid costumes deiightful dancing. anda, cast of characters of positive greatness. sepd } OCKVILLE FAIR, litH, 12TH AND 13TH SEPTEMBER, 1878. ROUND TRIP RAILROAD TICKETS, IN- watering should be giyen, suflicient_ to soak well through the soil and well about the roots. A basin should be made to keep the water trom running away from the spot, and to as- sist its soaking in. After bein; he loose soil should be drawn in lightly over he watered soil, which will then aid in pre- venting the water from drying out soon again. As soon in the fallas bulbs can be obtained, they should be planted—though this will not generally be the case till October—but it as well to bearin mind that the earlier they are planted, the finer they will flower. Toward the end of the month, and in September, ever- reen hedges should receive their Pes ill next summer. Last spring, and in the summer, when a strong growth required it, the hedge has been severely pruned towards the apex of the cone-like form in which it has been trained, and the base has been suffered to grow any way it pleases. Now that, in turn, has come under the shears, so far as to get itinto regular shape and form. It will not be forgotien that, to be very successful with evergreen hedges, they ought to have a oe at the base of at least four feet in dia- meter. 4% Congressman Frank Welch, of Ne braska, died at Norfolk, Neb., Wednesday night. 4%-Mr. George Bancroft, the historian, ons property in Newport, R.1, valued at 30,000. 4%-The English pawnbrokers must not take any articie in pawn from any person under the age of 1 Fal HATS.—Broadway Silk Hats, $and $5; Splendid stock of new Derby's, $2 to#3; All the latesigshapes in stylish Soft Hat: Gent's fine Soft French Felts, # Men's stilt and soft wool Hats, 50; Boys Hats in great variety and_at popular ), at Lewis’ prices nging from . to F1.2° * 20 7th street, ones I . to $1.51 “One Price Store, and K. THE MINUTE you feel any symptoms of head ache, then is the time to try the efficacy of Lodile's Headache Specific. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S attention is most respectfully invited to the Scouring and Dyeing establishment of it. C. Douglas, under the Na- tional Theatre, where he is prepared to thor- oughly cleanse and dye in all the fine colors all kinds of gentlemeu’s and ladies’ clothing. His new chemical process for gentlemen’s cloth- ing. using neither water, soap, nor brush, but undergoing a purely chemical treatment, is surpassed by none, and known to no other house in the country. He guarantees the finest work and the lowest price. Gentlemen's suits handsomely cleaned by our new process, and finished up on our Perforated Metallic Blocks for $2. Kid gloves handsomely cleaned and perfectly odorless, 12}4c. per pair. 9,4, NOISELESS PARLOR RIFLES for rat, cat and Parlor shooting, from $ up. Bazaar 605 15th street, opposite Treasury. eol: Fair READER, have you tried the great per- fume? If not, there is real pleasure in store for you. Supply yourself, and, our word for it, you will never after wish to be without a Rote of the Murray & Lanman’s Florida ‘ater. LUCKY 18 THE Basy whose mamma uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap, with which to wash the little innocent. No prickly heat, or other rash, ean annoy the infant cuticle with which this cooling and purity ing anti-scorbutic comes in daily contact, GRAY Leaps daily grow black or brown. Cause—Hill’s Huir Dye. For UPWARD OF THinTy YBARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing Syrup has heen used for chil- dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- Neves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarihwa, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old an well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. Happy TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, oruge and quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effec- tually cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- yermacher Galvanic Company, New York City. 6,18,d&kly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical ur ing and ze ne me AD HSRIn OnE, No.906G strbet, near 9th street. By adopting the rom latest improvements, Prompt ‘of American or Euro} invention, he is enabled todo his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and egy a lies’ and Gent's suits are, in tact, the cheapest in the city on account of his superior work. N.B.—A si ie removing 8} His iee : 25 years’ expel fectually from. and careful pressing piyestnom an as if newly made, Gloves pair for for 25 cents. ry artic! appearance cleaned; two Roxvau Banna POWDER. RRR OO Y ¥ A L BAKING RRO OY Y aa L POWDER RER O O YY AA L RRO O Y AAA L BAKING R R OO Y¥ A ALLLL POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE. “ROYAL”? has alar sale than all other bak- ing powders combines on Purity, U! y Btrength, Heslthfuliiess ed Puri niform ry ‘ulness and Biicacy,’ Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARTAR ted expressly, for this peerless ywder direct trom the Wine istrict of France— it has received the iudorsement and recommenda- Board of Health, and of emi- nent Enysicians and scientific men everywhere, ly having once used the Royal 72 der will ever be without it. ‘Sold only in tin cans by grocers. 4g-Tho finest preparation in the world. Con- sumers should observe that its perfect purity and sceoae not 01 ares success ee 4 Bae makes it go one- farther than short-welght kinds, It will keep any length of time tn any climate auggzs-eo} RAND OPENING OF NEW CARB- G PETS. 100 ROLLS OF CHOICE STYLES OPENED THIS WEEK. Our large stock we purchased direct from the manufacturers, which will enabie us to offer greater bargains than ever before. Viz: Gottage Carpets, striped, 16 cents, Carpets, 3- ‘ cents. Ingrais Carpets’ brigltt pattern; 30 cents, Tograin Carpets, Houble weight, 60 cents, Ingrain extra dob welatin 62 conta, Ingrain Carbots, uporie alt woaied cents, 6 inyice of Hrtssals at bottom prices, Ol Cloth all width. Our styles of Carpets cannot be surpassed, Cc, M. TOWSON & Co., 636 Pennsyloania avenue, sug24-tr south side, near 7th street northwest, Foe Ficxiine. PUBE CIDER VINEGAR AND SPIOES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 14231 New York evenucl, } wepi-1e near Y, Bs Trppsury Dopartmegh, } CENTS. sep5-7t oe ON EXHIBITION 26), 6 5 626} AND SALE {626 E8r. AT. Est. MARKKITER'S well watered, FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, jo. 626 3 Choice O11 Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c. Aiso, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Wind Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Kings, Nalis. &c., in the District. TERMS CAsH. 4a- Please remember Name and Number. jy1-1y TSE SPRING IS HERK.—Now ts the canon Wearing “Apparel Boots, Ghose: Ae at 0! 088, BC. extraordinary h on “pie at ‘JUSTH'S Old Stand,’ No. 619 D street n.w. All notes eet ‘will be promptly attended to. maraa-tr EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS HE KNIGHTS OF ST PETER WILL give their annval PICNIC, for the bon. ent (or the yellow fever suiterers, at Wies- & 4.0", On MONDAY, SerTEMERR 9, 1878, Boats leave every haif hour, Tickets. including round-trip on boat, 35 children free, Be \HABBING, FISHING AND BATH- Cc ING AT SMITH'S POINT. conts: pb 3t Fare, Round Trip, only 25 cents. The Steamer CITY OF WA8H- INGTON will make two trips per, Week, THURSDAYS and SATUR- DAYS, to this beautiful place. giving three hours for crabbing, fishing and bathing, Leaving 7th- street wharf at 9a. m., raturning at7 p.m. sey4 CCOQUAN FALLS. ‘A A ‘The steamer HARBINGER will ke one more trip fo thts delight- ful spot, on THURSDAY, Septem 5. On SUNDAY, 8th instant, to Stewart's ft, for crabbing, fishing and bathing. Boat 8 8th st. wl it 8:30a.m. Fare 60 cents. Children half price; little ones free, Refreshments on boat. Apply at BONTZ’S Ice Cream Depot, 7th street, or at boat, p8-6t M. E. GREGG. Capt. Ons PEST AND MOST SELeCE > 5 XCURBION OF THE SEAS! 6 miles to Biackistone Island and return for 75 cents; childrei 8, free, Five hours for crabbing, fishing and bathing, (oysters plenty.) positively only 300 tickets will be sold." No objectionable tes allowed on board. The fine steamer Jane loreley will leave 6th street wharf TUESDAY, September 10th, at 7:30 a. m.; returning, arrive at 11p.m. First class meals on boat, 60 cents. Tick- ets forsale by Flil & Co., stationers, No. 70515 h street n.W., corner New York avenue; Geo. Sim- mons, room .52 first floor Treasury Department; H. J. Gifford, Appointment Room, Interior De- artment; Eilis’ music store, 937 Penna. avenue; . H, bhattuck and M. Whipple, Secoud Auditor's Office, Winder Building. sep2-8t HANDEST EXCURSION OF THE Geer THURSDAY, Sep- tember 12th, "1878, under tie au-, spices of the UNIFORMED ABSO-' CIATIONS, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, from WASHINGTON to FAIR HAVEN, and return via Baltimore, — 60 miles down the Chesapeake Bay ! The largest and fastest Steamer of the Weems ‘Transportation Line engaged. Excursionists taken direct to the wharf at Canton, Leave Baltimore and Potomac depot at 7:30 a, m., arrive at Canton Baltimore) 83. m., and at Fair Haven at 12 in, yoy hours for dancing, fishing, crabbing, bath ing. &c.; returning leave Fair Haven att'p, tn, arriving ‘at Washington at 11 p. m. Tide on’ the Chesapeake. ‘Tickets, round trip, $2 Children between 6 and 12, Haif Price, Tickets for for sale by the Committee ‘and all principal Cigar Stands, and B. and P. depot dh morning of excur- sion, aug3l- HH" FOR SALT WATER, SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION. 45 Miles Down the Potomac. ‘The steamer John W. Thompson will make a trip to Smith's Point, SEPTEMBER atording cy 5 5 delightful, ride. aday on a good beach at salt water, for bathing, fishing and crabbing, ‘The beat leaves 6th street wharf at 9. m., re turning at 1p. m. | No postponement. ‘Tickets gentlemen 60 cents; ladles 25 cents; nurses aud children under 10 years, free, ‘Tickets for exciirsion of August 28th not ~sed will be good for this trip. ang29-11i* UNDAY EXCURSIONS.—Sicamer MT- TANO. Capt. Wm. Hh. B: ey will leave 6th street wharf EVFR BUNDAY, at 3:30 p. m.. for Mar-' shall Hail;'returping, will leave Marshall Hall at 6:80 p.m.’ No pains will be spared to make these excursions guiet and agreeable. A good Band of Music has engaged for the season. Fare, round trip, 25 cents. aug20-tsep13 [ULE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE wil ALLS heteatter Yon Cruise at the Boat, or at ‘Auction a idge akd Congress sts.. George! HOURS BIDE ON THE POTO- MAC roe 10 CENTS ~ managers son they may see fit, HO ON PAS- ee Al is cently refit L. L. Bilal 3, only boat ion, LL UNDAY EBS VBS FO Toe seamen Lad F THE LAKE 5" farther oi make Excursion Trips on BUNDAY AP. TEENOON®, leaving her wi ns Of the ‘Tch or Sth ats. line of 8 p.m., fora hours’ sail on the Potomac, calling at Giymont going down and com! back, GO cents. Steamer grory SUNDAY APTERN TOON at @o'lock far i$. Fare round cont tae? _—Bieamer Thompson's tickets not ood oe yet STYLE GENTLEMEN’S HATS. «ust iseued. KNOX'R N. ¥. F. STYLE DRESS HATS, Price reduced trom te special attention savin to our weit pPBersne FOR WINTER. I have for sale and I am putting up some of the finest FURNACES, BANGES AND FIRB- PLACE HEATERS to be found in the city, and warranted to give sat- ne Lean refer to hundreds of our best citizens, to their superior heating qualities, durability and ‘economy. Xam prepared todo, at short notice, all Hepaira to Furnaces, Ranges and Fire-place Heaters, by competent workmen. ‘Ba All work warranted, Don't Forget the Place. W. D. WYVILL, aug22-1m 452 Penna. avenue. KR. W. T. OHTE His orice aso HESIDENCE ees ser3-Im* rey to No, 1210 G@ street n.w. Kr. HuOT WEATHER. pity INDIA BAMBOO CLOTH, BEEESUC: SEEBSI of Tonsonable rates for tbo hested tar. F. J. HEIBERGEE, Tailor, No. 635 15th strest, ‘Washington, CLUDING ADMISSION See TO THE FAIR, Soe ee AMUSEMENTS. EDUCATIONAL. | EDUCATIONAL. . EK Mi8:KS BOYDEN AND VAN PATTON ‘Will reopen their Kindergarten and Primary School MONDAY, September 9th, in com - modl 2230 st. 8 6. accS0-Im* IT L SEMINARY, FOR @IR N K BOYS. Sth oven ferent ig. anon i r -syeees Under charge of alissss MER= RICK and HIT auuCcK Sranches taut, se, 6-2w" arges moderate, a € KLECT SCHOOL. tor JENERAL EVENING FRENCH couse MiBoreandeins win MONDAY, Bep- —— tember 94. ave, 8.6, sagBi-Lm ORAL AND PRACTICAL CLASSES (con- = ae versational stlye, NO ENGLISH to be spoken): Ww —Miss DOUD anc alto grammar ciasses: 1 hour's tnition a School for Giri thres and four times a Week, OF oftener. at and small Boys September @1, at No. Roan. of $1.75, $3 50 and $9 F onth. For farther in. S¥e-, near theciree, Terms moderan. a2i-im formation appli idence, 1234 188 WRIGHT will receive a tow PUPILS at west, sou! it corner of | and 13th stre= to. Prof. LUCIEN &. G. COLLIERE, AM iow te on tn Pricey. Also Private Lessons or Ciasses. eep2-1m ig nd Mathematics, K. J. REMINGTON FAIRUAMB has ro- [70M $6 to§15 perquarter, References to former M Samad bis Tuition tn Votes Cattare, Tisos, Batrons. ‘a0g80-1m" Organ. Theory, Harmony and Compveition, at his OS: ENGLISH AND CLASSIC, _N- B.— Classes now forminn. scpt-im tand’s, 4% 6t—3. W. HUNT. Principal, Owing EST END SEMINARY, FOR YOUNG fi, ¥ere bickoves in the family of the Princtpai Wt MINARY., FOR XOUNG | Stadutios will net le rece ubill SECTEMB EI DaY, reptember Sah. ang20-1lm S-6: ny, sey MIS8 V. FAUST. Principal. CHOOL FOR BOYS under 14 years of age. Oe ee ES BUG. Ghukatess Bromeis Engiieh and Classical Sefioo! will reopen MON- DAY, Sepember 16, 1878, at No. 12341 strest | MONDAY, Srrremner 8, 1878, We seps-2w_ | For further information app! RT SCHOOL, MES. 8. E. FULLER, Paix. Georgetown. wiley 4) Civat.. 1318 1 street, opens Its ninth’ annual | r 3 CHOOL FOR Boys, JOEN B. DAVIDSON, Principal, WI reopen e secsion SEPTEN GER 16TH Instrnctioa tn DIES, 919 B creeer pon ros and Paltting. vent principal, successor to Mise Ait Hee rawing. Circulars at an lon degins MONDAY. Sep" Kvoning Sop3-1en' classes in elocution will be taught oy the Prince MSS8# SOEMAL ScHOOE. pal. Terme GE per maonth. ang}0-1m* —— PENCERIAN BUSINESS TUITION FREE. 7th and Late. Rives ea ‘The above school for colored teachers Is now open | Penwanenine for the reception of pupils, Applications received | LORMIARSDID, Spslil et At the school butiditig. thind ior, between the | $uoe, Busip a hours of 9 a.m, ar mu Econom: Law, Mrs. E, M.O°Connor, _F, Douglass, . a reaver. For euct Mis. U, B. Winslow, W. W. Jobuson, sep3 Im School Gommittes. DINKNEY INSTITUTE, the Missess BUR- Le PR ee te NESDAY. September 18th. For circulars, €°., apply at 818 Connecticut avenue, sep3’Sw" eee ss + For partica- lars visit the Ooi! . c, NCI ~ lege, OF address H.C, SeENCER, ‘ADEMOISELLE vy. Ke y r FRENCH PRUD HOMME ® BEGINNERS —INTERMEDIATE—ADVANCRD. idence — tn. 5 .. KVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics- | | Dally classos for young isdies and chtidren, cop- BUNG PA. “A heathful, beautiful College, with ‘Coglish schools, Home. and School. Opens 22d year Sept. 12h; Morning. oon and evening Classes for ja- Rev. T. P. EGr. A. M., Pres. sep2-Im * | dies, isdtes and gentlemen, boys and girls. Private MEA? MES) ALFRED BUSAC S Eng ee es pronunciation (Parisian) and the and French Boardi a al use Ce + Young Lad'es. No. 1023 Conuecticus we ih of practical conversation Tapidiy ssyateed Connecticut ave. Duties | Tesumed on Beptember 20th, Number of Pupils | limited, sop2-3m* | JK SDERGARTEN AND 8CHOOL_ Primary | and Advanced Classes—Misses HALL and WALSH, Wil! Reopen WEDNESDAY. Septem er |G Boarding Ut, at’ 1722 14th street, between 224.8 | and Catidrem streets, sep2-6.* nversat! ils, Verde and idioms tang! new, origi- Bafana ouccenrtul eystoun Nets OF A GEW, of the ciasses October Ist ana augl-ém lath, EOBSG ETOW N OOLLEGIATEINSTIT x, Seneca resumed on WEDNESDAY ner Ath. or Circulars address Mics Georgetor ‘Im i 150 A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION FoR STEPHENSON, Noe Beit, Boys and Young Men. Preparatory | 101 Gay #treet, Georgetow 1w81-bm* Course for Business. Teaching, Medicine. Law DARK SFMINARY. and Divinity, Instruction thorough. Location eOs Bite rest . unsurpassed. “Rey. T. M. REILLY, B, D.. Epis- (Opposite Judictary Pet) copal Academy, Hacaonfield, N. J. Bep2-2w on the aeeor tae Metropollsacars, HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Will Reopen for the Tenth Atnual Session Ser — K 16TH. ‘The Preparato ool opens........September 11 | | For particulars address Principala, Mrs. @. M. he Gon Sian College ame premier 14 | Condronand Miss A. To.mac Smith. jB-ookm&atst Sehin ~ October 8 | > D INSTITUTE, Mrs. 8. L, Capy’s Sebool for Young Lack New Haven, Conn. 2001 dae + Octobar 10 gues giving full particulars ia regard 8 and courses of Instruction, adress AM*S C. WELLING, L.LD, w= ES ty15-2m fey 2-tf st@ Rep, Presitelit, | (NEE ROSSLYN Sraery,. oust 133 HARROVER WILL REOPEN HER DNESDAT Boe MUSiucshae QS Manca SSE | 4 WiLzaryeuon WADRESDaT Soft Ma, tember 5. Circulars at book stores and residence *s, Ballancyne’s and Solomons & Shate Principal, i336 1 st., opposite Frauklio | inans Bookstores. Mire HOSS sab toes = Park. augSi-im"_ | rooms sept. 10th.” Previous to that date her P ee w. TOWNSEND. Frivate ‘Tutor, | Sddress is box 688, Morristown, N.J. jyll-#m Jorccran st, Pupils fitted for coliege or LEWOOL SEE Se MATER" 90> IRSTIT UTE. “Ooncomp- matics, &¢, Terius moderate. i | gas. Stortenss pr Duane ‘als eetios cass, = ard Gol ractors first class, GP CRGETOWN COLLEGE —The next session | feliti-ly J. SHOBTLIDEGR, Will begin on THURSDAY. September 6:b Examinations for admission on MONDAY. Sep- tember 2d, and thereafter. The F-street cars rao within two blocks of the College. aug3l-14t_P. F. HEALY. S. J., President. THE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINATY, a select Boarding and Day School for ¥: GEORGETOWN ADV >», THE LADIFS OF GEORGETOWN wit hold a CREAM and FRUIT FESTIVAL ‘THIS (Friday) EVENING, in the Hall over Luu- dys Store, on Bridge street. Ltd Ladies and Children, will be reopened MC Remember No. 9, 1878, at the new School CHOUL BUOKS.—A complete SABULCHEN an Mise, Ad Satininds used tn ine geaate U' . Principals, with a full and | for gale at very low prices by E. K. LUNDY, of experienced assistant: au; Bridge st., Georgetown. augey W AVESLEY SEMINARY—Boardingava Day | \STABLISHED IN 1831; Enlai School for Young Ladies, No, 1412 H street, and Improved in 1874; Dow the Mo-t Washington, D. GC. Circulars at’ the book and ‘Complete tp this part of the Goantry. drug stores, ' Miss LIPSt M* COMB, Principal, a80 lin BURR WILL RE-OPEN HEit ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING E-- on MONDAY, September 231, ppoccame=sced aug30-e0lm* No. 1308 H st. n.w. 49 Jefferson st., moar Bridge St., George- own, D.C. HE MISSES PERLEY 8, SELECT SCHOO! | and Kindergarten has been removed to Lo | . Everyth: ne appertaining to the business prompt- Droit Park. School opens Bepember 8th. Sse “d to. ‘The cleaning of Carpets, Dragmee cireulars, Hesidense 497 Spruce st., Le Droit | and Blaukets a specialty during the summer Park. alurg0-2w*_ | Months, | District work sant for aud returned tree - ~ = o ee. by mail express promptly HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for Young | attended io,” Add abov. t TT ikdice Sad Cine 15 nine ent BeieNoune | attended to starrer en 1,100 feet above tide, “Best advantages for health comfort, training and instructifin, Forty-fourth year wil) begin Sept. 18th. Terms inoderate. ik queer J. RICH, M.D., Rector, Reist PROFESSION J. D. BARNES HAS REM: 33 Peunsyivant — = LAW ScHOOr A) 2156 vou pares, Otiog Howes e OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY | * 2 eee een eee Win open Septeruver 24, Classes organized at 428 1B. THEO. HANSMANN, he Junior and Senior ci formed wili bs removed to the pra, corner 6ch and E_ streets, The pust- classes will occupy the old premises. Prompt attencance req augs0-10.* FKLECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND LITTLE REMOVED from 723 6:h street n.w. avg3l- w To No. 724 182h #treet n.w. MPS. 5 4, BERRY, Boe orn st. SYA Magnetic Healer. Tnstantan' BOYS.—The Misses TIFFEY will open their | frequent. Consultations tree, Neural Sixth Annual Session SEPT. 11, 1878, at No. 1 sm c Di are specta’ Corcoran st. Singing taught tree. | ‘aug29-in, C. Be DUTTON, Arcee Mi. VEKNON SEMINARY. s in Set oved to BIG F street JOARDING A ese CHOOL FOR YOuN sigued, “uid Tanta = . J. . Principal, School year begins yb). yg q imped NDAY, Bept. 16. For catalogues apply to the Principal. aug29 Im* me INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE f Washington, and National Kinder ny dministered; nothing but I, opene September Mth. Teachers clase cnet: | Domer, Ah and Hste. n.wes Wass Baleeiyne & . O] ie 5 leact * cl com- oF Bence Qctoten Ast, Mother ciass contences ¥ri- | Son. 428 Teh st. now. jy8-3.u" ay. Oct r 1. al oe! ). for \cu- te apply to Mis: LOUISE POLLOCK or Miss | J 8 gtnM TALBOTT, Dearest. 8Us) 1127 18th st. northwest. Prlu- ‘streets northwest, Teeth inserted cipals of the Normal ent. augg3-006:* | perset. "DySS-1y MR Rte MOSDAE heres: | Pas mm Bt 1217 10th st. nw. * OS auggi-in REMOVED TO fob heal 2 SCHOOL OF MUSIC. 707 8th st. nw. — First marl-ly Over Thompson's rag Store. ‘term opens SEPT. 9, 1878. Tuition for 20 les- EH, DUKE, Dentist, 498 7th street sons, $5 aud u} for licants after ‘August 30, from 10 to 6 apPlisnes? im M&:. GRAVES’ SCHOOL FOR 13th st., between D' Dand E Beav ss! FAMILY SUPPLIES. (CES TO SUIT THE PEOPLE. will reopen 33 167 fated RPT 16Tu. m1 ‘and H. iooms entirely above es in principal bookstores, D Dar INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FoR Boys 14th st... between I and K sts. will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11, 14 years si culars, 8 iy ewe + sor UT ARLES YOUNG, Principal, 1% strictly prime Butter. aug27-1m 922 14h St. L h Corn . Tesh VER on celient Shei 1 pint Cattfornia Port Wine... M®: VERNON DORSEY will reopen her s3- BU) ier lect school for Young | adies. at No, 220 1st uart best Sweet Catawha Wine Be. St. 8.€., Capitol Hill, on SEPTEMBER 231, art ure Cider Vinegar, White Wii logan. class on Saturdays. aug26-eo6i* | Whole Spices, Mustard Seed, Celery Soed, Green KIVATE PUPILS OR CLASSES IN | Ginger, Bcgarsatcost. nt Oro! Ly pret w West iat a papolls or any cole a ‘Terms ' favorable, 3 ‘W, | _sug27-tr Betwoon Mand N. A.M. |. St. D. Ww. ug26-Ly wal OQUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. — Kngiish and French School for Youn adies and Freeu Every Day—Kert on Ice, Littie Giris. “Mrs. CHAS. W. PAIRO. Principal. Screnth annual session. Duties resimed SEE- | | Always op band, Snest Nutmeg and Hunter TEMBER 234. Vars at bookstores and resi- | CANTELOUI'ES,' fine PEACi. ‘Bartiett dence ot the Principal, 1550 Ist. n.w. aux26-1m | PRAES, and all kinds of FRUIT; SWEET PU- ROABNATION CHURCH SCHOOL FOR | Liar SWEET BREADS, SQUAGE. Dnteca PON cibeiny obabacie aaah | catamte severed Suni Eos wi ; 1g, 1878, The Priscipsl, Miss MACLEOD. may be | $008 desi spceces itionist. renner S_ | LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND AL80, CHILDREN Opens SEPTEMBER 16:h. aug24-8w* 821 Vermont avenue. HAENESS, pss NINTH YEAR OF BOYS’ CLASSICAL AND MATH. ACADEMY will co NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $13 TU Gus. nMence mM ber 24, in Dr. Sunderland” Gharet, 4 Ese tear City’ Hall ao cn TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &c. ieanerae Bataseyseree” © SOOT AAR Ze" | an tmmenee variety of, styles at egcally tow (OOL for, (@ LADIES AND | of CHILDEEN, No, 1o10 G stiooee ke LF JAMES 8. TOPHAM, a y feacher of Fren ‘Term be- €95 Beventh Btrest Northwest, Hing Monday, Boptanbor tse. angie tere Joining Utd Fellows” Han, Msn SPB BEALE, year) for GIRLS and SMALL BO! ro- | | ‘Trunks and thoroughly repaired and ONDAY, Septomer fin, | g Trak ipa be ete RODS ‘sugi7-Ln| greased Cd iT. VINCENT’S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ye. ‘Ladies, under the care of the * ‘of RERBMAKING, Be eo are oft Char. ams. 6 oon CLOAKB, 82. pleas send their Children . aui6- im wenieyahare Dr ‘Out and Basted, and e GRAVES OCeSRUr ‘es A. D, Merril sd tas GC Grave,asstind eao-sm —_—*S0T Pennsoleante eimaste. Bbloct 204 Rindergaren of Boye and Bir (CCosE Down To Foun cents. ‘Tho Normal Training Clase will begin Octover 15 | FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR 92.10, iNDEROARTEN AND SCHOOL-pamer Gan-LIGHT OFFICE, POLLOCK ceta-tr 411 end 413 10tr atrest. Oe a SEE SE Oe Se aa Radics ane Cj VES. Now | to have 943 M st. n.w., MONDAY, September Cook 1 COLLEGE FOR WOE, angse-am “815 Teh ets bee Han Sow. for: sagldaicim aor Ww. T. WYLIE, Pree’. pEusrivaym suntan acapent. Wis | Sis ‘Thorough in Ciasstcs and ish. For circulars, THRO. HY. Pcesidvnt, e » BaLKers,