Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1878, Page 4

ING STAR. —————— ATURDAY........September 7, 1878. THE EVE The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFPICE OF CaIEF SIGNAL. aent Washington, sept. 7, 187% For the middle Atlantic states. colder, patdy cloudy and cloudy weather with We’it rain, fuereacing northcasterly winds, and ri darometer. LOCAL NEWS. © ondensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 12, mid- ight, and extinguished pm. An afiray took piace t night on Virginia avenue, between Ist and 2d streets southwest, between Gray Carter and Champ Scott, during whieh the latter received a severe cut with a razor over the leit eye, severing an artery. Dr. Me Williams attended him. Key. Dr. Domer aud family, who have been speuding several mouths in the country, have returned permanently to their home in this city. i. G. Copeland was thrown from his bugcy as he was leaving the tournament grounds yesterday, by his horse taking fricht, and con- Siderably bruised. Dr. Heiskeil, of Prince George county, rendered medical aid, and Copeland was sent to his home on 2d street, near G street southeast. The train from Washington to Lynchburg. on the Virginia Midland railroad, Lipson morning, Which carried a large party of co ored excursionists, collided with a repair train near hg and the engine and baggaze car were thrown from the track and baaly = — Fortunately no one was seriousiy ured. he Baker Bros., wreckers, of Norfolk, have been engaged to get the Louise off the sand bar at Upper Cedar Point. The Knignts of ‘St. Augustine, Commande: No.2, Wm. H. Smith, commander, wiil atten: the pieuie at Gales’ woods next Monday fo- the benefit of St. Augustine's ehurch. The dine of march will be from ch to M str: ot, Connecticut avenue, tothe President's ground, thence to 15th street, and _ Pennsylvania avenue to 6th street, up 6th street to Louisiana avenue, thence to up 4th to New York avenue, to the ground: The Tournament Yesterday. ‘The three-ring tournament for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers took place at the Washington Driving park (near the insane asyium) yesterday afternoon. It was attended by a large crowd, ted at 4,000 persons, 80 that quite a n Will be Tealized fo the southern si Te Si ferers. The stands were al! Wasinattendance At 3 o'clock the knie 22 in number, were marshaled to the judges stand and addre: Mr. James MeDow was then spirited and s fine riders particip Fred Wis seorer. T tr of Colesvil Forest Glen. Severena, Knight of Kright of Last Chance, Washington Boy (Mr.E. M. Magrude: the only Knight who succeeded in takiny nine rings, was deciared the winner of the fi prize. Maryland Boy, Colesville, Texas J: and Prince George’s each succeeded in taking eight rings, and consequentiy were contestants fer the second. third, fourth and_ fifth pri The result of their second tilt made them r as follows: Colesville, Maryland Boy, Texa: Jack, and Prince Geor; ges. The nexi highest on the list were Foresh Glen and Adelphi Mill, each of whom received seven. Forest Gien ame out ahead in the second trial, and there- fore secured the sixth prize, ‘Adelphi Mill claiming the seventh. Ellerville, Grenada, Sport and Old War Horse secured six rings each the first trial, and therefore had to ride off for the eighth prize. Old War Horse was the successful knight in the last trial. At the conclusion of the tilting the knights were again marshaled in front of the judges’ stand, where they were addressed by Joseph C. $. Biackbu f skell, ina few appropri: ithe prizes, which were two silver watche two bridles and two Pruett was chosen que Crawford. Nannie Low the coronation took place and ane DE for lowed. Excursions, Picnics, &c. Franklin Temperance Res es will ¢ excursion this evening on the City of S| ington, leaving at 7.50. There wiilte music. dancing. recitations, and other diversions. Excursion of the Harbinger to Smith’s. Poin Monday. See advt. i The Knights of St. Peter will give their an- nual picnic at Giesboro next Monday. It will be for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. Best arrangements have been made for the pie asure and comfort of all who attend. its leave every half hour. The trip ei the Jane Moseley to Biackiston’s Island next Monday will be an excellent and enjoyable one. She leaves at 7.30, and will re- main about five hours at the Isiand. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. The Nellie will make one of her delightful trips to the Great Fallsto-morrow. Sheieaves Congress street bridge, Georgetown, at $a. m. The Harbinger leaves at 8.) a. m. and goes = aoe '$ Point for crabbing, fishing, and = ‘Hattano leaves at 3.30 p.m. for Marshall The Lady of the Lake leaves at 3 p. m. for a five hours Ce sail on the river. The Johu W. Thompson leaves at four in the afternoon for Glymont Amusements, Ete. National Theater—Duprez & Benedict close their week's engagement here this even- ing. They haye had good houses, aud have deserved them. The programme for this eve- oe has been somewhat changed, and the formance wil! be exceptio: Perne Tee Witch the spectacular play ay will hold the boards at the National, with splendid ap- pointments anda strong cast. CHARGE OF PERivkY.—To-day Cassie Cat. lett, a colored woman, was placed on trial in the Police Court, Acting Judge Walter, on the charge of perjury, in having on the vhof Au just sworn in the Police Court.as a witness for ae defence in the case of Edward Brooks, eharged with an assault, that sue was pres?nt at the time of the alleged assault. It was pretty, well established that Cassie was a: the ime she claimed to be in Georgetown (August 23d) serving a term of seven days in the work- house. The case was continued to enable the defendant to produce some witnesses. = plod petit reales- @ following propert: : Lot 24, in square wis, to i J. Weiler, for $1,200; for E. R. Wallingsford to ¥. H. Garner, lot 15, square 338, for $1,205: for Mils Poulson, lot 53, square 2:6, to W. i a te, for #250; for ©. B. Chureh, house Pierce street Rorthwest, to B.C. Dougies for $3.69; for Thos. W. ys ‘A: Wood No. Tv B street southeast, to od. for $1,400; for W. A. Williamson, aoe 1, 2and 20, im square 119: lots No.6 ‘and part lott, in Square 0); lots P and Q, in anes i8, to Jane W. Williamson, for #1,2 CARPETS! CakreTs! CakPeTs'—Immense stock to make selection from: = beautiful patternsof a from 87 cents; 25 patterns of two and three plys: 5) pieces of medium bricedn igrain, 2 oN 37, 40, 50, 62, 75; floor oil- cloths, all widths. 44, 54, 64, 84; blankets; Blankets; white wool blankets, from $2.50 per = up Towson’s, dry sand carpets, 635 jennsylvania avenue, south side, near ‘7th street.—Adut. ————__ BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!—Pure wool blankets, $5.50; medicated red twill flan- nel vel ssimeres for boys, 50; leached Ce one yard and a balf w! : our exeellent 2% » $1.50; Honey comb quiits, E fall dress goods — 15: colored cash- | meres. pure w cashmeres, very fine, 50. Carter's, 711 Market Space.—Adrt. PartsiaN DtaMOND Lapres’ Siawi- Pixs and spiral earrings to match: gold-filled brace! misses and ladies’ sizes; chased and ename! frameless pebbie eyeglasses $1.59 a pak received at Prigg’s jewelry store, N nnsylvania avenue, near 414 street.— A MsRRIAGE LICENSES ee deen issued to jeGettegan and Mary Walsh; Fred- Shek We Anno and ‘Aunie Taylor: Jaines W. Loveless and Margaret Crehan ; Samuel Hur- deil aud Ellen Donohue. Base Bat.—The Stars, of Syracuse, yester- day defeated the Nationals by a score of 16 to A large number of ple were present, game, though one-sided throughout, was avery interesting one. —————— OnLy OnE DOLLAR « Yaup fs asked for pte black slik Velvet, suitabie for dress or oaine, at Connolly's, 68 9h street.— Adtt. ed, and the Marine band { f i Reltef of getjow Fever Sufferers. A meetin ¢ of policemen was held last night at the 80 4'h Washington station-house, OMeer Kenn’ ¢ in the chair and Oflicer Lombardy After discussion it was determined tor benefit of the yellow fever sufferers «0 the South, an excursion fo Bluff Point, Sep- tember 17tn, starting at § o'clock in the morn- ing and returning at 11 o’ciock at night. Ser. cant Pierce was chosen treasurer, and Officer larks ballet master for the occasion. Ofticers Block, Loane, Hutchinson and Sergeant Mui- a! were chosen a committee of arrangements. Biufl Point is in Westmoreland county, and within a few miles of the birthplace of George Washington. Excellent ‘ishing and crabbing shores are at this point, and it is designed to | have the steamboat lay there all day of the excursion. A circular has been issued by Frederick Douglass, Marshal of the Distr John F. Cook, Collector; John H. Broo ies, Schoot ‘Trustee, and the pastors of the several colored ehurehes in the District. a committee ap- Segoe by an Ch er of colored peopie lor the purpose of raising funds for the yellow fever sufferers, to the colored churches, Sab- bath schools, colored social and benevolent stitutions, Trustees of Colored Schools and the colored people of the District generally, urgin contributions to this cause to be taken up and sent to Mr. Douglass, to be forwarded to the places where most needed. The trotting meeting at Brightwood Park on Thursday tor benefit of the sufierers was well attended and a handsome sum was real- ized. In the first race, Blanche came in ahead of Neptune, Cocomo, Bessie D. and Potomac Maid. In the second race, Big Fellow, Joe Bradiey, Giit Edge, Lad: ‘Morrew and Trumps were entered. and Joe Bradley wou. Mr. Solomons, treasurer of the Israelites cueedee e, reports further receipts $129.25, in- cludin; 7d, the proceeds of the base ball match bi ctw en the Olympic and Union clubs. and .0 irom ofiicers, enlisted men anu other canploves of oe <= Office, through iy, U. The Government Prune Office, through Major Davis, (foreman,) has raised $16) tor the sufferers. Mr. George H. B. White, Cae of the Na- tional Metropolitan Bank. transmitted, on Thursday Jast, his draft for $193.45, te ‘Mr. T. R. Roach, treasurer of the Howard Associa- tion in Vicksburg, to be expended in relieving the yellow fever sufferers in that city. Mr. Roach is the cashier of the Vicksburg bank, and Mr.White assures the public that he is a gentleman who ean be relied on for the juai- cious and faithful appropriation of ail moueys sent him. The above sum was made up by ibutions from the following parties:— from Martin Cronin, chiet « engineer of the fire department: $20 from Fitch, | estate agents ; $2) in subseri from Major Eliot, engineer M. Gunnell, U.S. navy; Mrs. Augustus E. Perry, and employ¢s claims branehi termaste?’s department. The remainder was contributed by various parties in sums of 2: cents up to $2.00. THE FOLLOWING REMITTANCES have been made by Henry France, treasurer, since the last published report. To Memphis pd New Orleans the sums have been trans. itted direct by telegraphic transfer throus: U.S. Treasurer Gilfi! lan to other places By U.S. Treasury drafts in rewisteréd letters The several! amounts have all been directed to the use of the Howard associations in the re- spective pl Memphi Guthei mayor Memphis, Baton Rouge, La. Vieksburg, is NS awe Mics, $100; fray, #0. * Total, $2,300. Thee above ineludes the contributions received from the employes of the U.S. Treasury department. Lewis Abra- ham, in behalf of the committee. sent a tele- (ee to Joseph Tromistine and Joseph Abra- jam, Cincinnati, to receive and entertain the corps of nurses and physicians dispatciie Memphis on the 3d inst., and a committ citizens of that place was immediate are to carry out the request. Messr —— ton, Of the city counci), and Wm, Stix boarded the train at Loveland and acted as escort. Messrs. Joseph Tromistine and Wm. Hubbard received the delegation at the depot and conducted the whole party to the Burnett house, where a ogee repast had been prepared by the hotel proprietors, and the relief delegation were hospitably enter- tained. They were all in gocd health and spirits, and weemed delighted with the atten tion paid them by the people of the Queen City. The Cineinnati Transfer Company fur- nished trapsportation, under the supervision of Mr. Lankester, of the Marietta road, and Captain Peabody, of the Ohio and Mississippi Company. A Special Pullman car was in bette fo conduct the travelers to Mem- phis. Obituary. In the recent death of Abraham Ferree Shri- ‘h occurred op the 16th ultimo, at the er family bomesiead, near Westmin- ster, Md.. ous cty has lost one of its best citi- zens. Althouzh of reserved and unostentatious habits, he was a man of fine aequirements, sound judgment, and inflexible integri handsome competence which he had ac yalife of industry and moderation was i by any equivocal gains. Prudent and couseryative in all things, devoid of weakces ses and vices, he leaves behind hima bright and untarnished reputation. Mr. Shriver was educated at St. Mary’s Col lege, was admitted to the Frederick bar, and commenced the practice of the law, but his heaith, which was always delicate, compelled him to abandon his profession, and seek recu- peration in the scenes and occupations of a rural life. His health was so much improved by the change, that about the year 1S45 he re- moved to this city, and became the Washing- ton correspondent of the “Baltimore Patriot,” and his contributions went far towards esta! lisbing that journal in the high and influeutial sition it attained. In about the year 185) he ‘caine a janent resident of Washington, and in 1858 was connected with the banking house of Messrs. Riggs & Co., with whom he remained until aise when aéeliving. health mpelled him to withdraw from business. oom Shriver leaves behind him a devo'ed wife, and an extensive circle of friends and relatives, being a descendant of the old atk: ver family of land. a CaDY AGT. GRANY AND VICE VERSA. ane morning, in the Police Court, Judge Walter, the case of Mary Grany, charged with an as- sault and battery on Cecelia Cady, was called. Mr. Cahill for the defence. The case of Cece- lia Cady for an assault on Mary Grany, was aS called : Mr. C. E. Fraser for Mrs. Cady, and both cases were heard Nogether. The evidence showed that it was an affray growing out of a Quarrel about children, The counsel brietly argued the cases, claiming that their respee- pate clients should be discharged and the other unished. The court said it was pretty can hat Mrs. Cady commenced with throw- ng a brick, and Mrs. Grany continued it by throwing a’ bueket of water over her opponent, and thus it was kept up. He fined Mrs. Cady $10, and Mrs. Grany $5 each, with costs. Ap- peals were noted. BLACK CASHMERES! eee CASUMERES !— Iminense stock beautil Il black, full double Width, 30, 37, 0, 55, ¢ 87, 90, $1 per yard; new tail cassin er’ . for men and boys’ Wear, from 3, biankets, lw) pairs, from $1.5, #1 0, $3, $3.50, $4 Per pair; new fall dress ‘goods. all the new colors, from 124, 15, 18,25 cents; black alpacas and mohairs, 15, 5, 3), 37 cents: white counterpanes, 50, 75, $1 gh 50, $2 seilies spreads, $1.50, $1.75, ®, Towson’s, dry goods and carpe! Pen Oe avenue, south side, ne ih street. THE PLASTERERS’ UNION met at Back’s Hall jast evening, Mr. Henry Heffer in the chair and Mr. John Christian secretary. A new Gero eek — by-laws was unanimously adopted. for new signers about twenty Teoponded ‘and deposited the required initiation A communication was read from Major a superintendent of police, acknowled the fe xoveire of $192 from the plasterers or he benefit of the yellow fever pay at Memphi ILKS! SILKS! SriKs!—Black sik. from B, s $1.25, $1.50 up to $2.50; our $1 and $1.25 ‘Carter's. 7 “it Mar- black silks are very cheap. ket Space. red silks, brown, blue, plum, cardinal, steel and cream; all of the very light shades of colored silks.—Advt. es THE COURTS. Equity Cougt—Judge Mac Arthur. Yesterday, Drury ay ;- Drury ; order rescind- ing former order and pro confesso. Randall agt. Webb; auditor’s report confirmed. Potts agt. Potts; do. Adieragt. W. & G. R. R.; rule issued. Ansoria Brass and te epost Company agt. Shepherd ; ag Devens agt. Devens; do. bell agt. Peck; gual dian ad litem appoii Ruffin agt. Leap i time extended. Gault agt. Lederer: leave given to file answer. PoLics CourT—Acting Judae Walter. Yesterday, after our report closed, M_ Hen- son and Edward Davis, for lareeny of 4 bushel were fined—Henson $1 and Davis #2. de tn Smith, epg boc with larceny of #/2 from | John MeCarthy: on restitution of | mone rs ueunaern disorderly conduct; 30. Mary MeLaughlin,assauit on Kate Mere- dith, who testified that Mary had been living with a colored man ; oe yesterday she got a pint of sky and drank it and went off and got another pint, and after having some words with her she atruick her over the head with a chair. On cross- mn wittess said | Mary told h her that she was not married by a The a but by the devil, and that to a negro. nd SS testifi Pfook rene ome Kate that man, and she married to eke ber and ordered her to leave, and she did. The court imposed a fine of #3 or 7 days. Jokn Williams, charged with robbini vey ay ca She ah as iying a about #2. fis wn in the huetzen Park about 11 o’e Some one tarow (impr 9 over his face is Fae and ‘took = b poamee for the action ot of the Jury.” Johanna Elen Walker: thus Crux: personal bonds. 0 may LETTERS FROM | THE PEOPLE. Garbaye , Grambles. Editor of Star:—What has become of “ne garbage man? Has he taken the contrao¢ to Introduce the plague into Washlt cont would seem so, for along Sth street northwes: above N, he has not made his a ran for a week, and the gar has accumulated to an offensive extent. i shall we do? Will our Health Officer pleaseinform us? A SUFFERER. Mr. Editor-—1 was under the im ression that I noticed a few days since in Ree "AK all item in relation to a new pares collector received a contract, but I judge I must [opin Oh have been mistaken, as no signs of any offal carts have been seen near my residence ace fully a week. The old contractor, Seon not exactly perf. ct in his work, certainly call and see us sometimes. in on oS St. 8.6. GEORGETOWN. Broke HER Arm. — Yesterday afternoon. about 4 o'clock, Louisa Semmibower, aged 5 yea r3, fell down’an area way, at the residence of her parents, on Bridge, between Green and Montgomery streets, and brokeherarm. Dr. Klienschimdt was called in and rendered surcical aid. VesseL Lost.—The schooner Ann 8S. Can- non, Capt. Norburry, which sailed from this port about ten days ar for Pautuxel, with coal, went ashore a few days ago off Little Egg Harbor, N. J., aay is = going to pieces. CoaL TRADE, ipts and shipments for week ending to-day eceipts—Consolidation Coal company, 488 tons; New Central Coal company, Siw tons: Maryland Coal company, 260 tons: Borden Mining company, 1,70); to. tal, 15,018. Consolidation Coal ar ny, 4.907 tons; New Central Coal company, 4,100 ‘tors; Maryland Coal com} ad reed Mining company, 1,7 2,967. GRaIN.—Arrived by {anal Boat’ Loudon, with 2,5¢0 bushels wheat and 700 bushels corn to Hartley & Bro. nto Tie) bashes wheat and 200 bushels cor: ANGE.—Offerings tg MERCHANTS’ E) 3.40 bushels wheat eae sales as follows bushels, at $1.00; 800 bushels, at #1.01}4; 1120 bushels, at $1.02'4; 550 busheis (damaged), at 90 cents; 60 bushels panieeet) at 80 cents. PERSONAL.—Mi A. Gordon left this morning for the White Sulphur, J eames eae NOTICE. agreement pe Into by che Tate ae yet UL &J.W. KENNED the Ist of August, 1378, is, loewinaeanal the cecease of the said J,. C. Campbell, continued; aud agreeably thereto the HARDWARE BUSINESS, ju its vatioas branches. wi'i be continued under the firm pame of CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, at 606 Pennsylvania avenue. A continvancs of the patronage of the friends and customers of ti late L. Q. Campbell and of the late firm of J. Ww Kennedy & Co. is most re- spectfuily solicited for the firm of Campbell & Ken- nedy. J se KEN er! MARY K. CAMPBELL, Administeatriz of L. c Tdampell. AG-A}l persons indebted to the late b. C, Camp- beli are earnestly requested to settle their said 1 a ness wit de ay. Kennedy is au- thorized to collect and receipt for the same for me, sep2-Im MARKY K. CAMPBELL, Adm'x. = ONDER TO REDUCE STOCK WITHOUT DELAY, TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE FALL STOCK, FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS I OF FER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS. Extraordinary Reduction, DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. ++ 801d at $20, reduced to $15 38, reduced to 13 Cassi ldat 16, reduced to 12 Eye Mise Cassimere,sold at 15, reduced to 10 All- Wool Cassimere....suld at 12, reducedto 7 COATS AND VESTS. +++80Id at $20, reduced to +++eROld at 16, reduced Basket Worsted. +-S0ld at 12, reduced to DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS. English Worsted, ......s0ld at $7, reduced to $5 Bip Mills Oagsimere..sold at 6, reduced codon, Cass....-.801d at G, reduced Waste’ ‘ton Mills Cass.sold at 4. reduced Diagonal Cassimere.,..soldat 3, reduced Cassimere, id at 2, reduced § oka res east 8828Ss BOYS’ SUITS. All-Wool Cassim Fine White Vests. Fine White Vests... All other Goods at same proportion prices, NoOTs.—I am determined to reduce this stock, in order to make room for an tmmense steck of Fail and Winter Goods, which I have ordered already, to be expressly manufactured for me. Cail at once t = A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenuc. fuglé-tr Between Tenth and Kieventh sta, yor PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR aND SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1441 New York avenue. sep2-tr 8.00 $ FOR LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS OOVER, ALSO, HABNESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, 817 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, BATCHELS, &c., Ac. Ap immense variety of bro erate gees, at the ever popular and Salcerooms JAMES 8, TOPHAM, near U. 8. Treasury Department. $9.00 €95 Seventh Btroct Northwest, Joining O44 Fellows’ Hall, REPAIHING, ‘Tranks and Harness repaired and ‘Trunks coveredat low rates. jelé-tr G*®sts MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO SHIETS AND PANTS For EARLY FALL, W. 8, TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $3.10. @AS-LIGHT OFFICE, 411 and 413 10th street. HEAT! \GSTOVES. ene were Ty Erde ae ‘Gook and Heats work guaranteed, Re- ARTRELL & CO., preven 315 Futtssb HaadIn. w. pe eae Gold Bixes, foe ante. as of De C., guaranteed by the Unit rad, bout aad cod. Other i inyestment Bs on orders, 80; LEWIS JONSON . Bankers. G** ririea AND THE CHEAPEST, ALL THE LATEST STYLES. FULL LINE OF REFLECTORS And GAS STOVES, &. F. BROOKS, A AR A TESST “7S A SPUICTST RSET SSS STEER CITY ITEMS. FARIBIAR DuMonpe— —Selid gold and filled jewelry, latest desi igus, at aaeoe 435 7th rest. Don’t Walt until your head bursts bef- a trying Lodilie’s Headache Specific, but. get a bottle at once, and one or two doses ‘will cure. Wuat Is It? The latest wonder to be seen at the new store, where the Parisian diamonds are on ex- hibition. R. Harris & Co., 435 7th street. FAL Hats.—Broadway Silk Hats, $tand $5; Splendid stock of new Derby's, 2 to#: All the latest shapes in sae Boft Hats; Gent’s fine Soft French Felts, $1.50 to $3 Men'sstiff and soft wool Hats, 50c. to $1.50; Boys Hats in great aay and at Popular prices ranging from 50c. to $1.25, at Le’ a Bone is eee Store,” 920 7th street, Between 1 Saree AND GENTLEMEN’S attention is most respectfully juvited to the Scouring and Dyeing establishment of R. 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 gentlemen’s and ladies’ clothing. His new chemical proces for gentlemen’s cloth- ing, using neither water, soap, nor brush, a nace ing @ purely chemical treatment surpassed by none, and known to no ot er house in the country. He guarantees the finest work and the lowest price. Gentlemen's suits handsomely cleaned by eur new process, and finished up on our Perforated Metallic Blocks for #2. Kid gloves handsomely cleaned. and perfectly odorless, 12}<c. per pair. 9,4,1: AYER’S CHERRY PgcToraL—the world’s great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption a all affections of the Lungs and Thr. ‘oat. mm UPWARD OF Tarerr yuans Mrs. Wins. lowe Soothing Syru; Syrup has been on used for (ae Gren. It corrects acidity of ee stomach, Heves wind colic, regulates the bowels, eures Eee A a welltried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. oe Harry Tipixcs for perros pies and those who have been rugged, and quacked. Pulvermachersmiactete Its effec. any, cure ro erenatits) debility, weakness and nie and Journal, eos information wor thousands, mailed free. A¢ vermacher Galvanic Co: City. 6,18,d&kly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention toa A. iachor’ 's Chemical Scour- ing and Se an No.906 G street, near Promptly adopting the latest iimproverents, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. His teers snd dyein les’ and Gent's suits are, act @ cheapest In the city on account of his superior work. -A specialty of his con- sists in removing 5 spots strom rooney, party dress. es: 25 years’ experience. cleanser re- moves grease spots effectually from any article, and careful pressing gives them an appearance as if newly made, id Gloves cleaned ; two pair for for 25 cents. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, The New Ensembie of Dramatic Artists and the Froduction of Buckstone’s ‘‘Tale of Enchantment,’’ the ICE WITCH, z CE WITCH, CE WITCH, With te equa of incompa arable beauty, exqui- site music, splendid cos.umes, lightful dancing, And a castof characters of positive greatness, ‘The accomplished MINZELLI SISTERS, ‘The finest Dancers now upon our stage, The RAVEL-MARTINETTI FAMILY, ‘The best of ¢ pantomimists. The Charming Litt Little Child Artist, LiTTL& BOSE BUD, A mis: as pre‘ty asa a HABOLD, theSea King. T. W. Keene (His first appearance in ons city.) DRUDA, the Ice Witeh.......... Henrietta Vaders (Her first eppearauce in tuis city.» 80 Male and Female Choristers, Dancing Spirits, Priests of Odin, Jee Imps, 100 Auxiliari ies, SEPTEMBER ae is Mon Monster ae of ming 8easot THE BU. Se Ge Headed by the Iustrious Government Scout and Renowned Frontier Guide the Hon. W.F. ony. with a congress of exceptional attractions, hove) aud startling. Lotges of Nes Perces, In dian Braves, direct from Dakota Territory. The indians will also-break glass balls. thrown ‘nto the air,using their Bows and Arrows, Notice thé Prices— Admission to first aud second floors. 50e, ; Keserved Seats, 5Uc., 75c, aud $1; Gal- lery. 25¢, PR CCHMIELE: FAIR, litH, 12TH AND 13TH SEPTEMBER, 1878. RCUND TRIP RAILROAD TICKETS, IN- CLUDING ADMISSION Spee TO THE FAIR, ood: CENTS. sep5-7t MARKE! FREE ant ee AND STORE, cies Oil on Palitings Eagrav ‘ings, Chromos, &c. it Fe a eee ate Hangings, Wit dow sel alls, &c, District. eee CasH. ‘Aa Please remember Name and Number. jy1-ly SPRING 18 HERE.—Now to castor Wen Apparel " Yoots, Shoes, wena a Frags aah a will be promptly attended to. ° ——_—_—_—_— GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. \CHOOL BOOKS.—A complete assortment oi ‘all kinds used in the Public and Private Nehoots for sale at very low prices by E. K, LUNDY, 138 Bridge st., Georgetor auged Dp ee IN 1831; Bnla: Improved in 1874; now the ‘Complete in this part of the Country. W. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Kase Vol prigee Ste» George- ‘ost Everything appertaining to the business prompt- ly attended to. ig of Carpets, Drugguie end Blankets a specialty Squring’ the eursiaer Monts. District work sent for and returned free of charge. mall and express promptly attended to. as above. Reli-tr FAMILY SUPPLIKS. ‘pSIcEs TO SUIT THE PEOPLE. 30 pounds good sweet Flour. “\ excellent Green Tea. 5 oe ly Flour. ix ks freak rn i ot excellent 8 part Ven sweet Cain - hh CBee wesuga te Mustard Beod, Getety 8 Beed, Gh ork a Mgnt & SON, auga7-tr Spteacche) oe Setereen Mand po WATERMELONS, FRESH EVERY DAY—Kezrr ON Ick, and Hunter ee me ease CORN, 250 250. 250. ac. 5c. ‘BSc. 2c, 250. ‘Vinegar. Teen TATU! me as BAT, ET- BREADS) SQUA 3) et ea Oa Beerae be received by 12 FRANK BEd TIBBETS mae Corner 14th st. and NW. ¥. av. RAND OPENING OF NEW CAR- G : PETS. 100 ROLLS OF CHOICE STYLES OPENED THIS WEEK. Our large stock we purchased direct from the manufacturers, which will enable us to offer greater bargains than ever before. a8 ‘Viz: ae conte, ea pa conte, fauecger =. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | EDUCATIONAL. aes EDUCATIONAL ee ocala Ge OY EN: (OONLIGHT EX- ‘ADEMOISELLE B: W SCHOOL OF GFORGETOWN UNi< 4 Cunsas Tn HULL ene | M FRENCH Tea CHER, | _YERSIT: way, 1» US ‘sep7-1m* H street now. | AD Institute for ize Fauratton and Tratoing °¢ Ls eee fave ake = Beat tw iafiaeret ag | don sce LstR aw. Tor pales <n mFS | pay, PAPAIN RST PA TSRY Murshail Ha Tickets: suming on6, 96 ete 1" | ar SICK VOCATs AXSTRUMENTAL AND CON- | AML rosrrion, Minnick, LL. 0. HE PICNIC OF | tor THEODOR ‘ next BE. Pane 01. D FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. 8, K : Sale and 3 MANTIS IF Mf AL @IESTORO! on TURSDAY. the Vis ise, | 207 3.* Ro. 1194 son Laws Qomuracts sm wil be the bent ofthe season, Sand don't you | TERELOuaEEUAToeT ste Hall, Hor ras. Li 8 FLEE vera Sour Paecenea iP ii term (fenth year) com- W. H. DEXmTs i Moot Co M ir. ting yen round mences . Tuition, w all 6 nort she 10 cents. Tickets, admit ers. Free advani ‘weve teach: Coinage Hall, 91 oes west, Wash 1 dics, 9 cents. repiim MO. R. BULLARD, Director, The Opentng. Lecture otthe tern mille dettworodt WEDNESDAY. October B11 | 7 au STEQMER HaRuiNGER will | LADY, BORN IN PARIS, WH) HAS Fos ok =. ber tr | any years taught French in gngland acd Yearsa successtal teacher the high school of one of the principal cities of this — TY, offers her services to private families or scl int+rested are Invited ro attend, ‘The curse Cove § two years, unlessstudents have Already siudiel ne year at some other regularly ablished school of law or under some approve ormey. Lectures and recitations ace bed at aa face Steamer LOUISE, "as che lies aground at tha f point, with the wreckers at work on her. is asa French Teacher. Best references BUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, 8th st. wharf, | given, Address PARISIAN, 1704 ‘1. street | St!) Dour in the evening to meet (he convenience 8:30a. m. 60 cents roundtrip. Refreshments on | D.w. sep7-e03.~ sg) | : Righty Collars per annum, in advance, {receivahie tn monthly mstalments) oF $150 for Lue two Fears, Graduation Fee. $5 Pos? GkADUATE COCR An additionalcourse, covering the period of ong ear. and devoted to Practice aud advanced se] 5-1 M. E GREGG, (optain. a Esra EXcu muck est of numerons fi iE ycezerc SEMINARY, ‘The Normal Class, for such as wish to learn an: master a Detter metho of traning, will be Tortaed SEETEMBER 9, The other classes are nearly FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE LEGION branches. open to holders of diplomas from this Will Elvoanoiner or thet ir popular excursions vown eh & Mrs, Z_ RICHARDS, yo Schools of law. has been estallis re: Sa aoe ERIB ns eep7-2m iss M. A. WADSWORTH. Torment ot Per annum, Circulars at Morrison's TURD. AY EV ¥ RG. pt. 7, APITOL SE. TREY: FOR GIRCS AND ‘WM. HENRY DENNIS, Secretar: Cae oe WAEHINGTON, BOYS, will open SEPTEMBER 16, at 626 N. Ory Hall, (West W om.) Boat leaves ferry whatt at 7:30 sharp. ; Positively Carolina ave $:0:;, under charge of Bisses M ER 2 a no Hiquors. Daiclog, vocal and tastrumen‘al | & SIGE ond BITCHOUCK, All branches taught. ae MInERS BOXD EM AND VAN FATION He" Fon niLe WATE ENKKAC EVENING FRENCH CouRSE, | Scho choot MONDAY, Sere eed Rh aan ou MONDAY, Sept, ty 357 BSCORSION, OBAL AND PRACTICAL CLASSES (con MERSON INSTITUTE, + 1878, versational NO ENGLISH to be spo HCT CLASSICAL AND MATURMATICAG Steamer “HAHBT INGER,” sisogrammar clatses: 1°. hour's tuition: one, be SCHOOL FoR Bo ea oe three and four times a week, or oftener, at tive rae an Tickets limited. As this will be a select affaira | OFS £2: $8.38, $4.68and $5.77 per mouth. Pupils | will reopen WEDNESIDAY ~ ived and claxses formed immediately. Course | "For circular, &¢.. adaroeé spiencig ing ishing crab Ding and beeting. No | opeD September 16, 18. 19 and 20.” Bor farther in- CHARLES B. a vl formation rT Niguors gold on the’ best. _ efreshments ee ely ordi apply at his residence, Mise T street _sug87-1m : Ing at 10pm, Tickets 60 cents: chitdren halt _ LUCIEN. ©. COLLIERE. AM. A w ropes MON DAT aape for VAR ee eee Wor Uy ‘cutering thelt names at ones, Seas sorb e is ‘0: FOR OCEAN CITY. Mays coped itn Sites oH ‘ . J. REMINGTON FAIRLA gy WAIT FOR EXCURSION M ‘Samed bis Tuition th Volee-cateure. Pismo, | ave. a OCEAN CITY. Residence, N20 Tet a ttl, at [iss WatteHtT wa rot SS a ee Soria, at Si oe, . 1.0, SATURDAY. Secrenneg init. 1878, N. B.—Classes now forming. septim_ | TEMBRE TO Shee Ntowtrnctign ta Peimary gS a Sh esha al atte | WIS LRN AA AE, MOLLGNS | Stabe keane ne oes my Ts - . street n.w., reopens MON- WS pera ferences to ing Mondas tarniDe, by a.m, vas x, September m augg0-1m* ickets, $2. MISS V. FAUST, Principal. » Daher a 5 “To ENGLISH AND CLASSICA, Staterooms $2.00." ScHoor, FOR BOYS under 14 years of ag, B SCHOUL, North Session Boom of | ir sudern BlechIng sccommodations free. 5 otal go Eng fia sn nition eee ees Freeeh ea reakfast and Dinner at the le Hotel, 5 will reonen MO me 1° family of tae Prin: ear aa Meals on tbe boat, aed mp 2 a » September 16, 1378, at No. AESAL surest j i Gaties Will not be resumed enclose wee icket lor sale at ‘erguson’s TUR col I ens- 20 Lu Capitol Hil: ‘Thompson*s, 16th st, and Crosley e, RT SCHOOL, MES. 5. E- FULLER. Gecrgetown, D. G._,Slaterooms and "Tiekets tor Cirat. 1818) street. Opes Ite tines Anne) OO eEe B DATtDsOR, Prineipsl, at Metzerott's Music Store, Pa. ave. sep7-6: | Session KUPTEMER ITT pagetraction tu ‘al IE KNIGHTS OF ST. PETER WALL | branches of Drawing and Painting.“ vening ‘Will reopen give thelr anneal PICNIC, for bo tene classes In Mechanical Drawing. Cincuiars at ustial MONDAY, SEPTEMDER 9, 1878, ent < of the yellow fever sufferers, at ties- a Paces. in* Fos further information apply at 86 @ay st. NC MONDAY, Sertmven 9, 1575, MS 28 NonMaL scHo07. Georgetown. pe FD : ry half hour. Ei 001 to Tickets, including roand-trip on boat, 35 cents; TUITION FRKE. Sust UDIEN, No! Told atte SLADE AND chiidien free, sepd Bt scTheabore school for colored teachers Is now open | McBovsid. aes C. T. Alerander Matemotse! for the reception 0 ADDL oat omme, Teacher of ire: erm. Two CBAB TNS Sa SMELL Sum BATH- | at te Scheel Daiidinge third oe eee ne |e buay. September k6:h, sugi-tn” 'OINT, boursof9.a.m, and 2 p.m. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GLELS, Mrs. FE, M.O*Connor, _F. Douglass. This Institution willbe oppaaleen ee, Fare, Round Trip, only 25 cents, Bre. ©. B. Witslow,” —W. W. Joanson, It will be conducted Wie openeal Ser reand eel Steamer CITY OF WAEH- wey8-im School Committes. With the same assistants, as the Sta wore Schoo! INGTON will mate tee Wie Exes ‘OWARD UNIVERSITY, which my sister, Caruline H. Miller, jeonclged Week, THURSDAYS aud SATU. torelinguish. A fol courss of instrn DAYS, to this speautifal piace eo three hours MEDICAL COLLEGE, agiouer at ve eizen.. For circulars, with terme r crabbing, fishing and Leaving 7ih- street har ata, fo, TettrMiNg at TDs e864 | ay coo neng ENTER SESSION “aug ee BY C HALLOWEL. 8 ST, and continues fiv JHEAPEGT AND MOST SELECT months. ‘This school offe.s # thorough course of + N OF THE SEASO. Medical Instruction to all proper y qusiificd appit- Abwic oS cccrsrcat = 2% miles to Blackstone Island and way ee regard tovser oF color. Tuition YouNG Lavigs, mn mn under, ree. ‘or circulars address i: 8, free. Five hours for crabbing, B.PURBVIB, Secretary, No. 1118 18th st. et enn and petiines (cys mo ob Geen etd Ric ween D.D.. President; @1d- tp vO. ex ails MLGWO On DORE. eho Ere eee ree | een ea er, M.D. Dean and Professor of Prince George's Gounty. Me a ie street Cghart TUESDAY. slology and Hygiene! Chas, B.Parvis, M.D., Sec- | ‘The duties of this lutitution sill ie sseumed September 10:h, at 7:30 a. mi-j returning, arrive at | Stary and Professor of Obstetrics snd Diseates of | V.) on MONDAY, mber 1c. Week September 10:h, mij returning, arrive at | Wonten aud Children: Niol Fe Grane MEDS | Nodes DAY septen ‘conmection with per uote ty Pile Gh cae ae ae Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surge- | manent ones, upon accommodating terns. alae Cate oe eae ee ee a Danie. Lamb, M'D-. Professor of Descr pai? wars ay beled on appitcatin po te Prinete SERIE ee td Department; | iy . Professor of General and Medical Chemistry: ments Bal" are pies 987 Pei padioces Thos. B. Hood, M.D.. Professor of the Principies ARKESBURG INSTITUTE Fu ry Sore ana Me With Pee tines and Practice ‘of Medicine: Join K. Brackett, Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa. Highest site om pettncy snd Mi. Whipple, ore | 7 Frofessor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics; | Fa. BH. E. of the Mountains, Only $60 per quar= g- sepa. Brit ‘Watts, M.D., Lecturer on Pharmacology; A. | tef. No Katras, Por circulars, address Kev fot, HANDEST FACUBSION OF THE Bogue, M-D.. Demonstrator of Anatomy. EANDIB, Principal, auxi5 tines 1st” ee a INDEKGARTEN AND SCHOOL Primary spices of the UNIFORMED. Hea Pla INSTITUTE, the Missess BUR- d advanced ciasses. Mixses OL LOCK LATIONS, KNIGHTS OF PY tro ee) edu WED- | NOKRE, “ir iin gw! GATIONS ARIGHIS OF =LXTHIAS, trom | NaSDay’ Beptember Ith, For circulary &-, | Normal Glam for iadien Octber ine aces ee ® Mia Bai:imore.— 60 miles down the Chesapeake Bay? svpiy at ois Gontecticut avenue, ceecicaulll Mas gszenses BOARDING AND Day Fhe largest, and fastest Steamer of the Weems | TRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Macitaxic SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children wi Trapsportation Line engaged. Excursioniststaken | A BunG. Pa. A heathful, beautiful College, ee M st. n.w., MONDAY, Sepleniber see we the ena a canta, Leave Sees Bose ont Reg gens year Bent 18th, ‘yaplls prepared’ for Harvard eXamina- mae a 8. m., arr Janton | Rev. &, A. M., Pres, sep2-Lin angis 3m 3m SS way for dain, Rabing poe : a ME, AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC'S English Sea5 OULLEGE, FOR WOMEN, returning leave Fair Haven at 7p. m. cone id ee Boarding snd Day Schon cra tora Catalogue ton Pa, ivi ; Ladtes, No. ninecticut ave. Dut! Fite’ ot the Chesarenke: “hekots, round trip, 2, Fesumed on Reptember 20th, Namver oy Pans angi0-car wv. W. T. WYLI™, Prost Children between 6 and i2, Half Price. "Tickets for sepa YAPITOL, aI. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA for sale by the Committee ‘and all principal Cigar INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL—Pn [Opti erro BM E. @aL- Stands, and B. and P. depot oh morning of excur- | KN DERGARTEN AND RCHOOL— brim: pal, Buconssor Wo Mise 4 sion. ang3i-td ovr Tite pea WEDNESDAY. S Septem har ass gs A ae tb, at 17: ree! tt and it the - Sees Pe Ee const casio | oe ned Pos | at heen terial GE aurpices of the C. OIN' 150 A YEAR BUAKD asp TUITION FOR COLLEGE, co CLUB, for tho Lenefitot the YE 1-8 gee Boys and Young Men, Preparatory He} Sea nitrate ATU camer SUE | Course for Business. Teaching, Medicine. L "he covrse comprises A BS an nity, Instraction thorou Somposition, Correspoude Beprembertain. at Lo clocks reeratan wilheeah Snmtpeeel Rank ae eee netic, Biaaie: ana eae ‘ home Sunday night about 10'o’clock. There will | Carat 2 , ‘asiness 7 tH toa copal Academy, Haddonfield, N. J. aR Practice, Political n early snags at the Point for the éxeursionists = Econemy, Commercial Law, and Le-ta on Sunday, morning. Meals 60 cents, furnished on HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. and Brenlng for reception of stadette inet Dereon, Ae Conte ee a ne Fue Preparatory School op ns September 11 | tacreisit the Canes ae anereattar, hoe | gra. J. J, Fuller, B. Contel, Ben. Hoth, ames Te a one Sepreamber 11 | Priveipa. HO. BF — *Jgpn L Hatelld, Jaines Fullerton, Jao, | The Lan Sclioo ° Getober —— King, ‘N. May, ‘D. Hickenbacker, Barrett, | The Medical Schoo! ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL ¥ and at the bookstores of James’ Bellew ant'D, | For Catalogues giving full particulars in rerasa M ae Brosnan. a@ug8l&sep7-7.* to terms and. courses of instruction, address Gannon Any one wi o commence MUNDAY {£08 Savr waTen. ee ee wat fp Pees = aul-cotm College Siation, Pr. Geo to. Md. 188 HAREO oP: a SELECT Famizy Excunsron. | ) piscnout ar Young Dedies key ce a See ADEMOWELLE ¥. FEUD HOMME® wa SAAS mber 5, Circulars a res and residence BENCH 45 mes De) i ims ae trip | Shine Frincipal ise ne te Franklin SRGOURRE UNTERMEDIATE ADVANCED, to ths PTE) ————— —_ Claaees fetes tora Se nignera AMUEL W. TOWNSEND, Private Tutor, | nectal’withmec? woniss sees sn children, con water for bat Tata cant py oer aly semen ‘Sternoot and Gente esses tor tnx beach 3 in ancient ies, indies ana mater we as, tanga art at Ba, es Sauce aes Teoteentaie mor gentlemen, boys and girls. Private turning at jor nm. Poy Tiekotay aug3i-ln* eS pronanciation (Parisian) and the estioien BO conta; lad cents; nurses ROBSETOWN COLLEGE The next session Verve and idioms taught be ae ae, rickets for exsatcion of August 28th not ned PO ae ‘and succeesfai % 2) ‘Will be good for this trip. auge0-Lit | Temper ad, and th fhe Fe oepar Sa = —— ee UPAY, EXCUBSIONS.—svamer Ts Within two blocks of the Gol Sin capt Wm. B. Brien aug3l-l4t P. F. HEALY, 5. J., President. GoRRRGRTOWS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Fulonrs 6ulstes f wiatt EVEEY r[HE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, and Children rae anal Lor Younp Ladies i Hall; retorni returaley, wil Hall Boarding and Day School for Young pond wa rate will be all; returning, will ake fhess | Ladies and Children, will be reopened MONDAY, ona Ap Sad excuPiious quiet and io A good Band of | Sepeember 9, 1878, at the new ‘choo! Building, | Jor Gay sureets Georgetown. mee a engaged for the eft | ZELIA’ D. BUTCHER and ‘Miss MARY C. round trip, 25 cents. teepls a Principals, ‘with s Cull end shleoorys P oe PLEASURE BOAT NEGLIE wil, | of experienced assistants. augs! te Judiciary Park,” make regular trips to GREAT. -AVERLEY SEMINARY Boardi on tiehine of the 2) eee AOD axe TUES School for Young Ladies, Xo. Tala area’ | Will Reopen for the Tenth Annual Session SEr and ‘our | Washington, D. C. streulsrs at’ the books For tore oer riear’ ing Conarase ste Or Aon: drug stores,” Mise LIPSCOMS, Principal a80 im oneness sae ee Sattonim tabs aa ‘Fare 50c., ther dave. iE MISSES PERLEY'S SELKCT SCHOOL = Boat, oF Bt ‘Auction Btore corner ot and Kind removed to U3 a he Congress sté.. Georgetown. _aug8_| Droit Park, School opens Sortember Oth. | See Be Sere Fe Houns BHM oe ON THE POTO- | fir Residence 407 Spruce st... be Droit | gy15-sm ‘New Haven, Gonn. reamer Wasuinerox E HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for Young BOSSLYN SEMINARY wil leave chor, whart, Ladies and Girls, 15 miles from Baltimore, <8 B. Seventh street, every MON: DAT. WEDNESDAY, 1, 100 feet above tide. wantages for health, | 4. iobe Ti, near WEDRISDAY, Se te Bch, ae FHIDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock a. m,; | comforr training and instruction. Forty-fourth | Bo. Bg Py returz ing at 4:45 gjcioekp. retary ph wx. Kanu silts 3g , ‘Terms moderate. er. | Ear ey Bllatyae's and Solninous & ‘onda .D., Bect steratown, will » ngbts, leaving at 7:15: returning at 11 p. m. ors Be ea 28 eee Frevious to that dave ber P.O, cao rome sores ose eee e ing is Box G88, Morristown, N.J. jyll-8m = SHEB INSTITUT! By | TRAE PEEP rag sate 3; mT BB. ARCHER, *Paiapeco eee “es a Figen ee =o yemals insur wig pear Battin, Ta aa removed oe Se eee meal waar eoued ie oe requseted. :* | Bhool duties resume goisope sain’ 187s. “Por cinex inglading e¢miasion to and GaeRar suo. Foner aNermacs | 8 D.C. par pee af 1am. andretursstapee J MoH. | 5 th Annual Sesslon SRP 11, 187S, at Bo,1a0 | G7, GEORGES HALL For = Born caw oi weet a | SOSn Steg ugh eee | Sonam mile rom au moo rf eee ee Daye Bctioo: Fon Youxe | Pupils pespared, for any College Solggs ot Rasinens Lite. u EXOCUBSION,—The steamer ‘LaDy 7 er fen months. Reopens 8 SiDe Gyles Uhre wal 204 Fat. n.w.- Wasnlngton, D.0., town, MA, "Rafercnoses emer Wi tian aerr= Until farther Mrs. J. K. SOMERS, eee land; Senstor Grover, of Oregon, whose son is at Excursion Tripsoa SUNDAY AF- School year tose the institution. 3 joe For catalogues apply to the sipal. aug29 1m* 188 RICHARDS’ SCHOOL FOX GIRLS and BOYS will reopen MONDAY, sept. 9. 1878, at 1217 10th st, n. Ye eat-in Le ate | iCHOOL OF MUSIC, A — 2. First aug37-1m PROFESSIONAL. a =a. 3; B, BARNES HAS REMOVED to No. pears . in Chureh, Dis Pennsytvania avenue, Houre-& iSth at, between G and H. Booms entirely above oan, Swarm, COD. ground. in Dookstores, THEO. HANSMANN. Sole ar th pi a Hate? r Men sit SN 2 RIVATE PUPILS OR CLASSES IN REMOVED from 723 6:h street n.w. ee ESSE ee re Hhotoric or Logic. | sugsi- w ‘To No. 794 18th street n.w. )PBEFAEE Fou WINTER. wee ret oe eee roraag20-1y” = See | of the finest FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRE- PLACE HEATEES Seen tm twenty; and warranted to give sat- I n fefer to, hundreds of our best ollizons, to thelr superior heating qualities, durabiifty snd ‘OUNT VEBNON Se oe itis gins, "aise, CHAR. CHAS. Ba TEMBER oi Circulars at bookstores aud resi- the Principal, 1580 I st. n.w. taiee: and coonomy 12th st. n.w. oe Breparea todo, at short notice, all Repairs | Hf MAscON, Circulars at bookstores, - aug28-1m SSompetent workmen. a & NINTH YEAR OF BOYS’ CLASSICAL ‘ag All work warranted, AND MATH. ACADEMY will com 3 Aspire ONDA der 24, in Dr. Sunderland's Don't Forget Church, 4% near City Hall. No, extra Hee eee na. avenue. | circaarset Balantyness,” 7 ODOT? mate See D™ = T. OBPE 2a SESID! exp8-tm OF FFF, ae i510 @ street n.w. i HOT WEATHER. Peeaie re Nk sd'ressonabia rates ‘the beated term, ¥. J, HEIBERGER, Tailor, ‘Ho, G35 15th street, ‘Washington, D, C, new