Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1878, Page 4

Nw ‘THE EVENING STAR. | THURSDAY... .-.September 12, 1878. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. O7Fice OF OxIEgF SicNat. Orricer, a Tashington, Sept. 12, 1878. For New Engiand and the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather, frequent rain, winds mostiy inereasing northeasierly, stationary temperature and stationary or lower pressurc. ——__ LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. | The chap who eollectiag a millioa ol] | c ps is in town. / © drink beer should remember | Street. gives the whole pro- to-morrow to += oe e. Demorést’s to Wear, for ceeds of bis yel lager beer s er fund. ‘ H ston we lave W- He —_——____ v<rOrs Of the Plague in Mmphis. RETURN OF DRS. RAMSAY AND PEAS g Np Mi: WALLIS—WHAT DE. PEASE SAYS oF Tue It ROKS OF THE FEVEN. YF THE HOR Drs. Ramsay and Pease a4 Mrs. Wallis, who accompanied the party 4 physicians and nurses who left this city a few evenings since for Memphis, returned #9 this city last night, having been sent back | by the Howard Asso- Gijon of Memphis fr the reason that they d — had the y eliow fever. A represen- tative of THE Stay’. failed to fad Mrs. Wallis at her residence. jan k street, today, and therefore cannot give her inmpressions of what ¢ mphis. The party arrived at ay evenin: left there to re- y mornin: r . RT. P. PEASE STATES shat durip ~ his brief visit there he improved the time” othe best of his ability in looking at ee ation of things and attending to the sick. Last Saturday he visited over one hun- Gred cases of yellow fever and preseribed for she’. He states that the streets are deserted, ¥ .siness closed, the banks only keeping open * nehoureach day. Negroes straggle in from the surrounding country and plunder houses : the stench from the adjacent bayous, into Which the sewers empty from the dead bodies of victims of the fever, pervades every place you go. and is intolerable. There are upwards of RT DUSAND CASES i not hall of the sufferers he Howard Asso. g it can, but they ETses Enough to KS are se boxe Bow in that city receive proper i. eiatton is doing everyth: rough pine up cory i Sto be buried. They are carted ts of vehicles and aw t heat and vass: unburied. T callous to all € ty. worked a live physi down, and were retaiied at the Howa the others were where the fever Searce headquarters and private families Provisions are $ raging. i high priced and ANY PEOPLE ARE STARVING. Everybody seems to be on the make and no. one works without the highest pay they can get. The consequence is that the poorer clases who are not able to pay for physicians or nurses, sutfer and die without their ai: Se ro ity, and if pssibie take some nurses with him, without leave of the Howard Association and will do allhecan. He goes to New York to-night and will return to-morrow and then leave immedi: ately for Memphis. —$<——___. Amusements. Nationa! Tieater—The Ice Witch as pre sented at the National Bightly, by an exer!- lent company with splendid seenery, flanked by good varieties, makes a very enjoyabie en- tertainment. Things have been gotten so well underway that no hiteh, either dramaiie nie. mars the smoothness of the play. Tilteny at the Tournament to be given to. densburg by Prince Geo-gian menices at lel to be held att - | nation bi ten house, nt is for the ben She will be us: be, don O. fi is now progress nol its Kind nh. Heness bh: ready tor meeting at room Saturday. Sep m. New classes formed at same place and time. M for ond Duildit Lith, at meisetle Bruhn. French teacher i jovalist, cau be found at 1s. street n.w. Pinkney Institute, the Misses Burgess, prin- eipals, will be reopened Sept. Isch. For eireu- lars, &e., apply at $15 Connecticut avenue. Mt. Vernon Seminary, boarding and day sehool for young 24 F street n.w., ashi irs. J. E. Somers, prit pal. School year begins Sept. loth. Mademoiselle Prudhomme reopens French classes October Ist and lth. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Wiliam Jorden and Kate Smith; Francis Price and Laura B. Wiiliams, both of Tomp- kinsville, Md. ; John J. B. Thomas, of Caroline Va.. and Lucinda Fox, of Fauquier county, Va.: Henry Stephenson, of Winchester, V. and Helen Marbury, of Georgetown, D.C: Henry Jenkins and Isabella Johnson, both of this city; Arthur Seymour and Ida Be! fan ucl Bradtord and Molie Greenfiel Dert Holmes and Mary Lewis: John Mu of Louisiana, and Amelia Minyburg: Chari T. Bond and Margaret M. M ANOTHER Big Lotor d at Carter ladie: M: her Dry Goons just arriv 7M Market Space, the ar eash dry goods store. Dr. Warner's ith corset reduced to + children’s EB ored stocking ase€ assortment se for | s goods. part wor 1. her lotof our es Pwo tani H wide, ter’s, EMS | Canton lak — | HE SWIMMING ScrooL AccIDENT.—Mr. Forrest Thorn, tue youag man who was injured a few evenings since by diving into shallow water in the poolat ihe swimming school is laying very low at his home, No. #7 street northwest, and Dr. Faye, bam in attendance, and his consulting brow x Toner and Hoss, express no hopes of his recovery. alyzed from his waist do —Qne iiundred pieces ks justarrived. Black silks, 75, $7, $1, $1.25, $1.50; our splendid quality fland $125 black silks are especial bargains. Carter's, 711 Market Space. Colored silks, every color and every shade—plum, navy blue. cardinal, seal brown, steel, and all the very light shades of colored silks.— Advt. Last Night's MEETIN He is completely par- 5 NG at the revival at Foundry M. E. church?was of ‘great interest. and for over an hour persons froin all parts of the house flocked to the altar as seekers of re- ligion. It isexpected soon to hold twoservic3s at the same time, to accommedate the large bumbers attending these meetings. The young Evangelist remains all this week in charge of the meetings. CARPETS, Cake ets, CARPETS.—Large stock to make selection from ; all the newest designs made this season : offering them at the very lowest prices. Oy! cloths, all widths; large stock of Nottingham laces, from 18 cents up fo the best quality. Towsou’s, 6 Pennsylva- hia avenue, south side, near Adel. THEGERWAN EVANcLICAL Presuytextan | ZION’S CONGREGATION Hledt a eerifieate of in: | corporation yesterday. The object ts to pro mote religious worship in accordane> with tenets and creed of the Presbyterian Church, ‘The following are the corporators: Fr. Diets H. Vierhorp, John F. Taiberg, John Wazu-r, Henry Leebode, Evan Dahle and T. B. Smith, ANOTHER DIVORCE is Shreve has filed a bill tn the vorce irom Wm. H. Shreve. ° a marriage in July, ivi}, and charges ia‘oxies tion and cruelty on the part of tLe husband, and with desertion of her ia 1574 Pri De: studs buekle " the best % cent eye-glass in the eity; No. Pennsylvania avenue, near 4’ street.—Advt. ————— Ir You Want your property rented or sold, fe, pe ies ey are haony oh wo ulletin. w! - ator and Member of Congress. bat fa THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN VELVETS ever offered : 25 inches wide, magnificent quality, only $3 a yard. Its 5. ‘ golly’, es ab Foenlag value is #5 Con. | pone the hearing until Monday. | court, that he did | to go on wit | quest: } elements. pa | the Same sunject by Prof, Ti Relief of Yellow, Fever Sufferers. AUTHCRIZED COLLECTORS OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION. The executive committee of the National Fever Commission have designated the follow- ing to act as collectors: District Government Affairs. Yes‘ erday the receipts of the District from collections were over #40,000. Policeman G. A. Keppler, of the sixth pre- cinct, against whom charges were pending before the Police Board, sent his resignation | in_yesterday. Between lst street west and 15th street west— | e District Commissioners have notified Joseph F. Hodgson, William N. Dalton, Frank | Mr. Brooks, of the committee of Public School Hume, Wash B. Williams, Kasper Kueesi, | 4:uatees on buildings and repairs, that a lease John L. Vogt, Geo. W. Harkness, R. C. Lewis, | Will be prepared with the owner of the Metro- Thomas Lewis, James btone, politén br Between 15th Curistian Worch, ¥ Jackson, George Henry Birch. Georgetown—James (:n7 Plater, John Marbur~ 5 ias. Wheatley, « Roles : rey, Win. oo eeyll E. Libbey, E. D: Hart. pitoi ee s* ett and Navy-yar d—Wm. L. Cowan, wot ri T. MeGh - — — A. Tait, P. P. Little, E. #rench, E. arnes. a South Washington—E. H. Gray, Benj. F. Lloyd, Charles B. Chureh, W. J. Stephenson, . K. Johnson. Sona . D. enter, J. een . Swart, J. H. Kengla, Jas, Weaver, L. tl. pease. Robert Martin, J. F. Worthington, R.S. Brooke. Public Schools—Geo. F. 1. Cook, J. Ormond Wilson, Robert ‘burn, Hi. Baldwin, D. W. Middleton, M. Matthews, Benjamin Lovejoy. Treen Treasury department—J. K. Upton; Buveau of Engraving and Printing—O. H. Irish; Super- vising Architect's ofiice—-H. G. Jaceds; State department—A. B. Wood; Bureav of Statis- tics—Joseph Nimmo; Coast Survey—J. W. Porter; ‘ar department—H. T. Crosby; Quartermaster's department —Gen. J. D. Bing- ham; Commissary General's office—R. M. Hanson ; Surgeon General’s office—Col. John 8. Billings: Pay department—G. D. Hanson; Engineer department—Wm. J. Warren; Com- missioner of Public Buildings and Grounds— Wm. T. Barnard; Signal office—H. W. How- eS yee department—J. W. Hogg; Navy ard—A. W. Bacon W. A. bee gy In Lockwood ; Department 0: Government Printin; A. F. Childs; Distric! City Hali—George A. Sheridan; Smithsonian Institution—Wm. J. Rhees; Capitol and Bo- tanical Grounds—W. R. Smith. THE TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE lor department—Geo. M. ment of Justice—M. Win; culture—E. A. Carma! office—John Larcombe, met last night and after a discussion it was lecided to postpone action in regard to the coming tournament until all the returns from Street west and Roc creek — | William Forsythe, James > | eGlue, Curig Heurich, | Willing they are prepared to execute a lease “aard, Mayhew 3H. ; Fithoyt further detay, Jr, Fred W. Jones, | ; Post Office department— teri i oftices—John F. Cook; rewe: uilding for its use for school urposes if the “ee & willing to accede to e conditions of the Commissioners. and have to-day notified Mr. Geo. Riggs that if he is BIDS WERE OPENED in the office of the District Commissioners at 12 o'clock to-day for painting the roof - it Western market house with metalic pain follo’ #250: Jas. Liskev, #1 i i 25: Thos. A. Brown, #122; Holton & | McLain, informal, xo award made, | THE NEW WOOK AND LADDER HOUSES. | The troasurer of the District, ake Rp. Dodez,) the president of board of A'S com: | masclobers, (Mr. W. R. Collins,) aud Mr. Geo. A. Bohrer, have been appointed by the Dis- | triei Commissioners “a committee to arrange \ for the purchase of a lot near the Washington Cirele, and one on Capitol Hill, suitable for the hook and ladder service of the fire depart- | price asked is not very moderate; nor where he property owners about the locality object to the use of the lot for fire department pur- poses. —<——___ CAUGHT IN THE Act.—Yesterd’ afternoo”, about 4 o'clock, Sergeant E.S. Dinsmore, sta- tioned at the President's house,on returning to his home on 7thstreet, between O and P stz., and entering the front door heard some one stepping about in the rooms above and so»n heard a jum) m a rear window to the back building. He ran through the house to tne rd just in time to see a young man sein; he fence into the alley. The sergeant calle to him to stop, but he did not heed the call and kept running. The officer pursued him for several squares at a brisk run and finally caught him in astreet car, where he had taken refuge. He was taken to the second precinct station, when he was recognized as an old of- fender, named Frank Ipby alias Jones. He was locked up and the sergeant repaired to his house, when he found bureau drawers and trunks had been rummaged, but nothing had been removed. The would-be thief had entered by climbing up to a window inthe that atthe National driving park should be | second story. In court this morning he was accounted for. Col. James A. Tait. for the East Washington Relief association, informed the committee that his association would co- operate with them. The Baltimore and Ohio | railroad company announced that they ha’ reduced the fares on their road to the figui suggested by the Baltimore & Potomac coim- A LIBERAL CONTRIBUTOR. We very cheerfully publish the following brief but teliing note Wasuincton, D. H. Kaugin g south. SAMUEL NorMENT. KELIEE FROM THE GOOD TEMPLARS. Friendship Lodge No. 1.0. G. T., cleared *5.00 at its recent entertainment for the bene- fit of the yellow fever sufferers, which has been placed in the hands of Major Morgan to be forwarded with similar offerings. MASON Mt. Vernon Chapter 3. F and A. M., donated $6 to relief of yellow fever sulierers on Monday night last. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO YELLOW FEVER FUND. Lewis J. Davis, treasurer National Yoilow Fever Relief Commission, reports to-day the following receipts:—Capt. Howgate, from ein- ployes pasa Service bureau, $1); Excelsior Tent of Rechabites, No. 47, of Georgetown, 319.5); Washington Hibernian Society, No.1 by P. B. Dunn, treasurer, $0; Leonard W ney, $10; Mrs. Senator Thurman, $5; Conco: dia Church Ass'n, German Lutheran, by Imkoff, president, $25; cash, $5; employes B. & O. depot, by S.G.’Koontz, $0. ames Wiles, $10; K. F. R. 'Y. Thos. J Fisher, $10: J.C. $0; Gov. A. ht Shepherd, $2 Craig, ¢! ¥. 5 3 Dr. Ashford, $10; cash, Gen. M. C. Meigs employes McGowan’s stone-yard, $25; Douglass, for colored citizens, $77.89: Horatio King, $i; F. Pilling, #1); H. Semken, #20: Signal Corps. U.S. A.. at Fort Whipple, through Capt. Strong, $110.50: Prof, Welling’ we squiseeljancous, #29; total collections, Strong ys. the District of Columbia. RIGHTS OF COUNSEL TO POSTPONE A CASz. This morning. in the Circuit Court, Judge Humphreys, the case of Samuel Strong act the Distriet—action for amounts claimed to be due for work done on certain sewers—was re sumed. It had been rumored that on the meeting of the court to-day the counsel oa both sides would ask a continuance, and in the event of a refusal to grant the motio they would leave the court. On the court being opened, Judge Humphreys said that he inveuded to iry this ease, as it had been pend $5; ved. Hon. ing twe ‘Sor more. Mr. Riddle, for defendant, denied that th court hud avy sueh right, i At Ut Tie les, and he woul! not be a party to such 1 exereise of judic He wuders sod Jat yeste day a re fora he presumed ‘Stion Lo be determined. id be pe ent t said that perhaps the counsel nderstood him. He had said the must xo on, but he did not mean to-da Was the duty of the court to accomm counsel, and on their request he would Bi with due respect to the not think the court could compel them to proceed with the trial agaiusi the united wish of counsel. Mr. Cook remarked that that was not the question now. “Sufficient for the day is the evil thereof,” and they now were on the ques- tion of a postponement for a few days. The court remarked that this case havin, been begun in 1876, referred to an auditor, an been pending before him for two years or eighteen months, and he having finaliy made hisreport: and the ease paying come up on the 17th of July and been 3] sip set for Sep- tember 10th, a Jury having been detained over and making appearance, and two of them hav- ing been excused and the marshal having been directed to supply their places; and hav_ ing done so, and the case having been pending so long, he would go on with the case, or it should be disposed of regularly. The plaintiff could take a non-suit if he saw fit. Mr. Totten remarked that the plaintii! had said nothing about a non-suit. Mr. Cook again called attention to the re- quest for a postponement until Monday. he court said he would grant the 1 with the understanding that the ease ¢ or the plaintiff take a non-suit or d hdvaw, if so disposed. Riddle said that he did not wish to be ered asimaking a boyish threat, aud re- ted that he doubted th h the case when both partie Mr. Riddle said, highest cour at that was uc ly. Ridale remarked n now. The court was adjourned to Monday at 11 o'clock. ‘THe HORTIcULTUKAL SOCIETY met last night—J. A. Baker in the chair, and Caarle: Ball secretary. There was a fine display of flowers and fruits. Those particularly ad- mired were from Mrs. Nate, Mr. J.T. C. Clark, Mr.Thos. W. Fowler and Mr. John Saul. Mr. J. P. Hammond was elected a member of the society. On motion, Mr. B. D. Hyam was des- ignated by the chair to read an essay at the next meeting. Mr. Wm. Saunders delivered one of his Taprompts and interesting lectures which he termed “Seasonable Hints on the Culture of Plants and Flowers.” an import- ant point, he said, was to select good bulbs and then take care of them. Spring bulbs do not receive the attention eeceraly that they merit. Bulbs should be ¥ nted early in Oc- tober in sandy soil,as they succeed better than in clay, whien is general too dry or too wet. Hyacinths should be set two or three inches below the surface, and planted early, S$0.as to get well rooted. Hyacinths are best for. patie Plants. When placed in pots, the bulbs should be covered with ashes, which causes them to take root and have a healthy growth. The branch of his subject on cut- Ungs was very interesting. Three classes were considered—those young sueculent stems, of half ripened stems, and of woody stems. In the culture of cu‘tings, everythin; depended on the roots, which are nourishe by the foliage in the first and second class, the | and in the third class by the sap contained iu the stem; consequently the latter depends on the soil and heat which are active stimulating When the heat of the soil is above that of the atmosphere, is the best time for pianting them. e fall is the best season for setting trees and shrubbery for this reason. Twenty = ago he had arrived at the cou- ciusion that the growth of cuttings is due to the starch contained in the cellubose portion of the wood. This conclusion has been veri- fied five or six years ago by @ series of ex peri ments by some German sclentists.. Mr. Saun- ders was followed by interesting remarks ‘aylor, Mc. 3: and others. Atter a general iatormal discus sion of the subject, the society voted that all Who desired to attend the meeting ot the Maryland Norticultural Society at Baltimore next week should be z ith th re er credentiais. oer hoe wie tno veo A PLEASANT Rewepy.—Messrs. Wm. S. Kimball & Co., of Rechosiaes the manuf: turers of the Vanity Fair cigarette, are mak- ing cigarettes from a valuable recipe for the cure and relief of hay f in the head. y fever, catarrh aud cold Many gentiem them, we are told, ‘and say thet ere the able, coutaiuteg , containing no tobacco, abd Withal a very pleasant . potpe sg yp it smoke. | heir-at-la arraigned, and Mr. Dinsmoxe, Detettive Me- Devitt and Lieut. Vernon gave testimony of a very damaging nature against him as to his strecord. Delphy, in defence, stated that he Was a house painter and was search of a | job of work. He denied being in Dinsmore’s | house. Not being able to maintain a charg ; of bur he was sent down to the work- house ninety days in default of bonds as a va- grant. ——— + HOUSE Case.—To.da: +, the of John W. Usher, ¢lareed with keeping a gambling house, was | ealled—Mr-. Coyle prosecuting and Messrs. A. . Wil ms and Geo. Dougias (of the Capita: ) | for the defendant. — | Lieut. M. A. Austin, Sergeant Butler and | Major Morgan testified to the raid and tie | subsequent surrender of the preinises to Mr Us! n the t 1g been pres they saw no gambling. the raid, but The Was on trial when our repost Mus. PaGE’s Wirt. Votn.—The Equity Court has made a final decree in favor of the heir. | at-law of the late Maria C. Page, of this city, | in the contest for her estate, the bulk of whieh she left by will for the benefit_of the Univer- Salist Society in this District. The court holds that the gifts are void, being contrary to the Maryland Declaration of Rights, see. 31, which is in force in this District, asthe will was made less than a calendar month before decease of the testator. Mr. Armes appeared for the y,and Messrs. Crittenden, Riddle and Padgett and Judge Martin represented the Universalist Society. Excunsions.—The Jane Moseley goes to Ocean City next Saturday evening at 6:30, an1 returns at 6 Monday morning. _ The Sue will leave Saturday night at 12 for a select excursion to Chapel Point, under the auspices of the Chapel Point Club. The pro- ceeds of the trip will be sent to the yellow fever districts. 2 The Mary Washington leaves at 1) o'clock to-morrow morning for}; hours on the Po- tomac. Movrninc Diess Fapxics—Complete stock of all the leading makes; mourning cashmeres, Henriettas, bombazines, Tamise cloths, i al auld’s best English crapes and crape veil sizes: mourning thibdet shaw best makes. We are now otie; goods at the very lo sou’s = Pour Court—Judge Walter. , Fanny Brooks, profare iu Ge Aifred Lee, loud aud boi: Frank Delphy alias bh being a thief, and for r suspicious cireumstanges : house. Sam. Smith, profani r. Reed, tond and boisterous—s, never spoké a word: she et; $5 or thirty da: antand Albert Smith, lond and_ bo and costs or sixty days. Jams Watkins, colored, larceny of some small change from a colored man in the market: $3. Martha Cauliflower forfeited collateral. Wim. Blakeman, John Walker, John Miller, Samuei Matthews and John Walter, two white and three colored men, ae with trespass on the lands of Edward Fuller and stealing wa. termelons ; $10 each or thirty days in jail. Jno. Manual, colored, trespassing on the land of Thomas Young and carrying away some cab- bages. John said he was guilty of puiling them up, but not guilty of carrying them amey ‘10 and costs or thirty days. Thomas Babbington, charged with assault on Police- man Farquhar, was in court, but the officer pee unable to attend the case was postponed until Tuesday next, and Babbington was re- leased on a deposit of $1.00) being made for his appearance. Philip Tolliver, assault on Edward Smith ; #1 and costs. John Harrigan”, assault and battery on B. Whelan: pleade gulity. He was also charged with assault on Jiticer Block. Defendant seems to be a pretty hard sort of a boy, as he gave the officer co. - | siderable trouble in arresting him, and fought baek and tore his clothes. ! ch he tried to use on eral witnesses testi- was lying on his uck him He also had a lead- | | several times on the he } The cou Said that th much mix: a J; testimony was it would be har a previous 1 R. A. Bush es A PARALYZED ARM —The Pottsville (P».) Miners’ Journal of the 7th tnst. says: While Miss Maggie Lewis, o1 Giendon, Lehigh coun- ty, was in the ac: of passing a cup of coffee to @ person at the table, she felt a tickling sensi- tion run the entire length of her right arm, and suddenly the arm and band becamenumb | wHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000. a and perfectly dead. her hand closed, and th: s‘rongest man in Glendon is unable t» open the fingers. The arm and hand are perfectiy senseless. Miss Lewis is a robust and healthy woman of 18 years of age. The case has ex- cited a great deal of interest. A CuILp’s FaTaL ANGER.—Frank Downing, eight years old, of . D., and Charles Montrose, of who lives at No. 272 6th street, were playing rday on the edge of an excavation made lor a sewer connection on 6th street when they quarrelled over some trivial matter. Dow- ning pushed his companion into the excava- tion and he was So badly iniurent that it is said e will not recover. whing Was arrested. UN. ¥. World, 10th. &Z-At Coldwater, Mich., Charles Jacobs asked his wife if he had not always been good to her, and when she said yes, said “ See here !"’ = inted his revolver at his head. She struc! his side below the lung. Aw A sportsman at Turin, Italy, was recently the same age, 4@-A French senator and magistrate has been caught cheating at cards and the author- ities are somewhat puzzled to getat him, since as a senator he is inviolable and as a magis- trate not to be removed. 4s Curious advertisement from the Ger- man pa) “ To persons about to get mar- ried.—The wedding trousseau of Prince Fran- cis Benthesn's niece to be disposed of for fe £1,000. The same cost three times the money.’ 43-K. B. Corant, the defaulting cashier of the Eliot bank at Boston, turaed over a lot of Sierra Nevada mining stocks ere he left. They have gone up from # to $100 a share the losses. wee teases #7 At Cape Girardeau, Mo., Tuesday, James N. McWilliams, a lawyer, was killed by an old citizen named Otto Buchman, whom he had attacked. 4##-Two women fired at each other in Harris, Ga., in very much the style of a prearranged duel. They met by apeoinement and ex- changed shots, but had no seconds, and neither was hit. Ose was married, aud the quarrel was about her husband. 4%-Gilmore’s style of conducting and the fine execution of his 1) re leading toa inusic, which a fe in German militar Faibertorgh and toud, The band fs going to uss! i North 7.h street, Brooklyn, | am Te | rade~ is | cer GEORGETOWN. WEDDING.—The_marri of Miss Helen Marbury, the daughter of Mr. John Marbury, of this place, and Mr. Henry Stephenson, of ‘Winchester, took this morning at ii o'clock at St. Johns (P. E.) church, the Rev. a J. Joyce, officiating. The party left imme- liately on their wedding trip. SENT TO THE Hospital.—Jos. Butter, a canal boatman about 28 years of age. a native of Tioga county. Pa., was found very sick on! the corner of Fredérick and Bridge strae- yesterday evening by Officer Volkmar 3 was sent to the almsheuse hospitalte . and THE OUTLET Lock.—One of th .-day. Of thé caissom at the outlet loc’ .« lift-chains aay, Dut did no damage _. broke yester- boats from passing thre- beyond delaying PERSONAL.—Dr. * __ugh for a short time. from thesprine __armistead Peter returned GRA esterday. y.¥- _.—Arrived by the canal—Boat M. C. eo ¥ | WP yer with 4,400 bushels wheat to J. G. and v.M. Waters, MERCHANTS’ ‘Change to-day amounted to 4,4) wheat with no sales. —_———+202--__ EXPERIMENTS have been made with the electric light in two of the forts round Metz to ascertain whether, in case of siege, the nightly operations of the enemy could be watched and counteracted. The experiments meut. No lot willbe purchased for which the | are to be continued, and the telephone is also to be tried in field operations. JoHN Davis was incurably ill in Mont. Sgeatl county, Ind. His sweetheart, to whom @ was soon to haye been married, went to work in a mill to earn money for his support, her well-to-do parents refusing to give her an: money for the purpose. Davis commit suicide in order not to be a burden on the girl. JOHN LENNOX’s WIFE ought not to doubt his love. She was sick in Buffalo, and he was penniless in London, Ont. He climbed on the iruck of a railroad car and rode 85 miles be- fore he was discovered.. How he kept from falling off is a wonder. His daring was re- warded by a railroad official with a free ticket for the rest of the journey. Miss STUART, daughter of Gilbert Stuart. the painter, has never visited Washington city. She will probably be there some time during the coming winter.—[ N. ¥. Tribunz. THE Frrst TRamp Victim.—John Roark was the first victim of the new tramp law of New Hampshire having been sentenced Mon- day to fourteen months in the state prison. &@-Mr. Seasongoon is running for the Ohio legislature, and Dr. Goodykoentz for that of Missouri. » fo ORD) TO MAKE Loom FOR FALL STOOK, I Offer the Following EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. French Diagonal.........s0ld at $20, reduced to $15 Rasee!'s Cassimet ‘old at 18, reduced to 13 Taft Weeden Casaimere, sold at 16, reduced to 12 Empire Mills Cassimere. soil at 16, reduced to 10 AU-Wool Cassimere....soid at 12, reduced to 7 COATS AND VESTS, French Diagonal. ........80i] at $20, reduced to $15 Plaid Worsted, -++#0ll at 16, reduced to 12 Basket Worsted. Soil at 12, reducedto 8 DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS. English Worsted.......sold at §7, reduced to $5 00 Globe Mills Cassimere..sold at 6, reduced to 4 50 Tatt Weeden Cass......scld at 5, reduced to 4 00 Washg’ ton BM: id at 4. reduced to 3 00 Diagonal Cassimere. a 3, reduced to 2 00 jnio) sold at 2, reduced to 150 BOYS’ SUITS. All other Goods at same proportion prices, NorTx.—I am determined to reduce this stock, in order to make room for an immense stock of Fail and Winter Goods, which I have orderod already, to be expressly manufactured for me, | 8B Call at Once at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenur, rep]0-tr Betweea Tenth and Eleventh sa, Prctect your cash receipts from THIEVES by isi MILES’ ALAKM TILL CO.'s Patent Safety Money Drawer. SOLD AT FAIRBANKS’ SCALE WAREHOUSES, 311 Broadway, New Yorks And by leading Hardware Dealers. sey5-th,3t A NEW DEPARTURE. WILLET & LIBBEY, dormer Biath strect and New York atenus, WBE HAVE OPENED A NEW YAED. OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where we will keep on hand a large tot > CHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work. VA. PINE BOARDS, all lengths, per 100 f..$1 00 VA. PINE SLDING, per 100 feet.. +++ 1.00 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 160 fc, 1 20 VA. PINE JOIST, med*i lengths, per 100 ft. 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet........ 1.50 POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet.. - 3.00 WHITE PINE PALINGS, dressed, 4-4 and 6-4, per 100. -150 ‘THIS 18 OUE PUBLISHED PRICE LIST. WHO WILL DISCOUNT US? For Fine Lumber, see The Post. sepe-tr )PpBErsuE: FOB WINTER. I have for sale and I am putting up some’ of the finest FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRE- PLACE HEATERS down his arm, and the charge entered | {,be found in the city, and warranted to give sat- I can refer to hundreds of our best citizens, to their superior heating qualities, durability and killed by his dog. The animal pawed the | economy. trigger of bis master’s gun and fired it off | , } am prepared todo, at short Levine Repairs while the man was leaning upon it. to Ranges and Fire-place Heaters, by competent workmen. ees Orernes oe | ushels | CITY ITEMS. | No IxsURIOUS SUBSTANCE enters 17 i - <u the Compound Of fodtle’s Her ache Specific. Neirner failing teeth. por the peeping Wrinkles of time, $0" oupfy tell of advancing Storey 88. 70"" uray pobieuat Vigor re: me- +3 color and makes your appearance ~" .@ agreeable to others, as weil as yourself. With fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are far less noticeabie. For UpwARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- low's Soothing oe has been used for chil- dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- leves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures | dysentery and diarrhea, whether arisin from teething or other causes. An old ant well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- | ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- | eases cured without medicine. er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratum. ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d8kly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour. ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.X G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner notto be equaled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and dyein dies’ and Gent's suits are, in fact, the ¢ eapest in the city on account of his superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- sists in removing epee from costly party dress- es; 25years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- moves grease spots effectually from any article, and careful pressing gives them an appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two Pair for 25 cents. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS iE GRAND UNION JUBILEE TO be given at Gales’ Woods, by the four A. St. E, Zion Churches of Washington. D.C. 1s, om account of the rain, postponed until MONDAY, Sept. 16th, 1878. Sev id 2: ic. Pe Sowing named gentlemen will give Grand Pic-Nic, for the benefit of JAMES: MCINTEE, at Heyer's Seventh Street Park, i ron. C Bean M FE. Quade, D. Ma.ir, D Fra ts, Broderick, ‘D. Buaunon. W Ryan, W. Shaney, T. Cavenaugh, J. Finn. T. Sherllay.T. Calvis, A. Kowald, 8. Kave. J. Mo" ran, R. Hoy, P, Halvey, B. Kilmartin, M. Connor and'J. Lyon. “Tickets, ‘23 cents, Muste by Pis- tori. sepl3 5” ‘TEAMER HARBINGER, TO OCCOQUAN FALLB, ‘Next THURSDAY, 8:h street wharf, 8:20 a.m. Fare. 50 cents, On SATURDAY NIGBY, at 11p. m.. for Black ton‘s Island, giving the whcle d for recreation, the beat, 10117. Fare. 75 cents, Refreshmen: a Inquire at Bontz's Ice Cream dep it, h'street, or on bear@, and bring your biaus M. E_ GREGG, Captain. H°® FOR CCEAN CITY. WAIT FUR EXCURSION ke) OCEAN OITY. BATURDAY, SErTeMBER idtit 1878. “*MOONLIGHT ON THE WATEXS, The steemr JANE MOSELEY will jeave 6 street wharf at 6:0 p. m., return- ing Monday morning, by 63. m. ickets, $2.50. Chileren. half price, Biecting soomineaations free, leeping accommodations free. Breakfast and Dinner at the Seaside Hotel, 50 cents each, Meals on the boat, 60 cents each. | “Piekets ‘for eale at Ferguson’s Drug Store, Capitol Hi!!; Thompson's, 15th st.. and Cropley’s, Georgetown, D. C. Staterooms and Tickets for sale at Metzerott’s Music Store, Pa, ave. sep7-62 BABBING, FISHING AND BATH- Cc ING AT SMITH'S POINT. Fare, Bound Trip, only 25 cents. ft en CIT OF Wasi: een 3 will mal er, Week, THURSDAYS ana SATUS ‘s DAYS. to this beautiful piace, giving throe hours for crabbing, fishing and bathing. W ceving ‘Tth- street wharf at 9a, m., returning at 7p. m. sep4 GEGOND, SELECT EXCURSION TO CHAPEL POINT, Mp., uncer auspices of the CHAPEL POINT, CLUB. for the beneftt of the YEL« OW FEVER SUFFE .—The E will leave 7th-street wharf SATURDAY NIGHT, September 14th, at 12 o'clock; returning will reach 10 o'clock. “There will home Sunday night about be an early mass at the Point on Sunday morning. Meals 60 cents, furnished on the beat. Tickers, #1; to be had from the following reons: A. B. Coppes. T. A. Rover, D. Mctiiv- bined. J. Fuller, Connell, Ben. Hoth, James Becker, John L, Ratcliff, James Fullerton, Jao, King, N. May, D. Kickenbacker, Capt. Barrett, aud at the bookstoies of James Bellew and D. Ercsnan. ugB1 &sep7-7.* IE PLEASURE BOAT ULIE wil Make reguiar rips to GKEAT t9f—r FALLS Lereafter ou TUESDAYS THURBDAYS, and SUNDAYS—lice tins a smn. encing tc-morrow, August 8b, 8 street bridge, Georgetown, at 8 m. Fare 60 cents. For charter on ou r days. Apply at the Boat, or at Auction Store, cor- ner of Bridge and Congress sts., Georgetown. 5 G4 POURS HIDE ON THE PoTo- 2 MAC FOR 10 Ce NTS. Sicamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave ber ith street very AY. FRIES > at 1007 & my FOLUFLILg at 4:49 O'clock p.m. A. moon light Excursion wiil be given on Monday and ¥: day nights, leaving at 7:15; returning at 11 p. m. Fare round-trip 15 cents, Music and Danchig on eack of the above trips. Jy 27-74* NOTICE To mMouNT, VERNON PAS- The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which has been recently refitted and furn- ishcd, L. L, BLAKE, captain, is the only boat allowed to I passengers’ at Mount Vernon wharf. Round trip $1, inciud- ing admission to mansion and uns jteamer leaves 7th st. wharf oy (Sundays ex- ) at 10 a.m.. and returns at4p.m. J. MCH, LLINGS WORTH, Sup't Ladies’ Mount Ver- non Association. LL, BLAKE, steamer Mary Washington. jelb-ly GQ UNDAY EXCURSION.—The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will, until further notice, make r lar. Excursion Trips on SUNDAY AF- TEENOON: leaving her wharf, terminus of tha 7th or Oth sts, !Ine of cars, at8 p.m.. for a5 hoara’ sail on the Potomac, calting at Giymont going down and coming back. Fare 50 ceata. Steamer JOSN W. THOMPSON will leave sam3 wharf every SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock, for em ent, Fare round trip, 25 cents. Steamer Thompson's tickets not good on mnes-or COAL AND WOOD. (OAL. woop C JOHNSON BROTHERS. OOD, TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. CUAL. COAL, BES QUALITY. = W 4 yOOD, LOW PRICES. WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIR®. COAT. Main office, winryes, mill and depot cobeerted wich up toma offices by TELEPHONE. With nusquaied tactities and advan tor econvinically conducting the wood and sual tox herve qharvos, factory extensive store vards eus' to stock’ up largely when coal ts lowest, offices dhroughout the city, and all in immetiste co:anta- nication, .insaring prompt attention to orders, we fer to our patrons the bes! varie = pure coal, of 3,940 acne, ogg DEMO PTE 4 Fats. s.w. OMcce: 1208 1123 Btn st. n. 1418 7th st. and Pe.ave, 8.0. jy13-ti ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING, Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Cloaks, &c., ‘Made iu superior style at short notice. Ladies can have al Cut and Basted, and a fit guaranteed. iis PARD CHEAPESt BEAT. FOR SOUPS, MADE LIEBIG COMPANY’! EXTRACT MEAT, *‘Is a sang anda for. Stn nations should feel ‘ul.’*—Bee ‘*Medical Me “Lancet,** ‘British Medical CAUTION.—Gennine only with the fac simile of Baron Liebig’s Signature in Blue Ink across the Label. “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.’? = warranted, LIEBIG COMPANY'S OF OF init Poet te Pace pearls ata W. D. WYVILL, Btates, (rnolesale | only), C. DAVID & Co., aug22-1m 453 Penna. avenue. ss. mar7-thly Scmocr BOOKS. PUBLIC AN? PRIVATE eA BOUKS AT THE LOWEST TES. All the iscellaneous and Law Books onived as oon aa published. All the yolumes of Afpleton’s Hau ‘Volume Novels. Franklin Square Library aed Harpers Half Hour Series re- within a few weeks, and more than miade up | always on hand. W. H. & O, H. MORRISON, LAW SOCKFELLEAS AND STATIONERS, sugsi-tr 475 Poan. avenue. esWwEET WAVY OHFWING| BEST. .TOR4000, AP aru:G 4tyaegs reise at Contennial Expusit ‘or fine chewing cealttiee and esedilenoe the pest toharca ere Fidler Ae our blue " ca OOF Pu mark is cicsely uitsted om interior bat Jeekeom a E+st 8 On every plug. I dealers. Sod for sample, free, SON 6 Cy, Mts! AME AND HORSES pro nounced incurable sured tes of ease Ui LINIMEBE [ODIDE AMMO- Sogte cured Nia, wins, Ringbones, 3B Knees, Without blemish, as Lamenesa, Bend for pamphlets con! to Fei eae Won hey ee Sy Sold by all draggists. SCHOMWELL, be ARE FOR WINTER. HEATERS, RANGED and INGBTOVES. idee elie ro me pe Fire-} ) Heaters, ing Stoves ‘work guaranteed, member the PTO. &. @. _ang%e-3m —«8 15 Tth st. bet. DOWN FORTY KUSHELS DELIVERED FOR 98.10. SAS-LIGHT OFFICE, extl-e 611 and 413 10th strest. Pulvermach- | Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- | 1 —— ; __pUu1S AND SHOES. Tse GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsyicania Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLae. Our stock 18 now complete for the Fall seasou,y which contains all graies of LADIES” MEN'S and CHILDREN'S sit AMUSEMENTS, TL °0omN wact, SONDAY EVENING, SErTENDER 83, GRAND CONCERT, ‘The Greatest Living Contralta, MISS ANNIE LOUISE CARY. MISS HENRIETTA BEBBR, Prima Donna Soprano, | OES, al | Joun O. PUGH, Tenor: L. E. GANNON, Bari- Drices to sult everybody, from the com ther Dae at B. Cavcrie.d, Planet: A.GLortz- BIRT oareieer the Boston Bhoe Aus- | NER, Accompaniest. ai ait Sent, tion House thanking the public for the great sue@ dinission— $1, iucluding reserv ° | Bale of seats commences September 16th, at EI. Sess he has had in the past season, saBicits the cous ls’ Muste Store. sep]2-10\* | NATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, S&rrEMBER 9TH, EVERY NIGHT AND BATURDAY MATINEE, . The New Ensemble of Dramatic Artists and the | Production of Buckstone’s **Tale of Enchantment, ** the ICE WITCH, tinuance of the same for the coming season, as he Means to sell his Goods at the lowest possi ble pri: Sigh Gas be seen marked in plain fgures in trook r. FIGURES WILL TELL, Ladies best French Kid, all sty Ties, the Yeot Thiladelphia’ mak Warranted... | Ladies genuine @oatek! | Padles Checked Top @alters, rst ct ICE WITCH | Latin i 1CE WITCH, | Ladies” Morocco With iw seo, of incomparable beanty, exqul- | — White site musle, splendid costumes, de pee anes lghtful dancing, Great Variety And a castof characters of positive greatness. The accomplished MINZELLI SISTERS, The nest D: es os eR Men's Calfskin Boots, to 10. from... Men's Fatiedeiph ancers DOW UPOD Our slage, Men's Kip B. ; ties, from.... | OO BR250 The oer iaat FAMILY, Men*é Gal ali sizes, Lowsoa ‘The Charming Little Child Artist, LITTLE BOSE BUD, In her artistic impersonation of Aimee’s **Pre'ty ‘as a Picture.”* Boots in aizes from 1 t ‘ particular attention o' eater = oe King, af Keene pa ‘in Schoo! Shoes for DA, the Ice Witch..........Henristta Vaders | 500 PALES OF MISSES’ BHOES AT 75 CENTS me (Her first appearance in tae clty.a A PaiR. —— AU other Shoes in oportion. 30 Male an‘! Femate Choristers, Dancing Spirits, Children's Bhooe, wi beels, sizes from 6 to 10, Priests of Odin. ioe Imps, 100 at 50 cents a pair. Auxiliaries, Children’s Button Phisdelpiia Cig Shoes, “Ee Seacinee Nee epee “s On" ‘sizes, 7 pine broken ‘stock of Bummer touds "BO vite Great inducements to wholesale buyers, Remember the sign of the Red Fiag at the BOSE TON SHOE AUCTION HOUBE 491 Pa. are, sep? tr LEOPOLD BICHOLD. Proprietor. US isted YORK SHOE STORE, = GOS Pennsylvania avenue, Our GOODS are as good as any tn the marke! Our prices are fully 20 per cent, less (han auy oth SEPTEMBER 16, the Monster Organization of the Coming Beason, THE BUFFALO BILL COMBINATION, Heetea ty, the Illustrious Government Scout and Frontier Guide. the Hon. W.¥F.Copy, with a congress of exceptional attractious, new, novel and startling. res of Nez Perces, Ln- raves, from fa Territory. ‘The Indians will also break glass balls thrown into the air, using their Bows and Arrows. Notice the Prices—Admission to first and second Keserved Beats, 50c., 75c. ee Sap" rs, ery, 25e. QocKVILLE Farr, house. We take no advantages, Qur goods are alt marked io pialu figures. ITH, 2TH AND 13Tn SEPTEMBER, 1873. LUOK AT THIB LIST. Ladi Kid Worked Button Ho! oo = Ladies’ Gost Seamiess Button oa ° 2 \ rench Ki ROUND TRIP RAILROAD TICKETS, 1X, Vadlos: Brouch fia Matton os 5 3 : radies’ Freuch Heel Button. CLUDING ADESSON (5 BS eee | baa a TO THE Fain, 88! Fate : sa . = isses” Goat CENTS, sep5-Tt Silanes’ Rid Batvon Hoot :33 5 ON EXHIBITION age | po ea ee hed G26} ON ANUATE™ — (G2G | barsabathe ae to 2 75 E St. AT, K sr. “3 FI : : mantinen: Serena perp amines Onaga tae E vid Leather Cot Choice Ol! Vaintings, Engravings, Coromos, &<. | Gentes Bale, ‘Ties and Slippers: ito 283 od largest stock of Kaper Hangings, Window | °"A visit wiil convince you that these are the bes, goods in this city for the price. No Branch Store, sei 5-tr GEO. MCCARTRY. A WORD TO THE WISE! a ee Nails, &c., in the Distric ‘ea TenMs CASH. ae ee Please remember Name and Number. jy1-1y SPRING IS HERE.—Now ts the Ditmas Bell. Ladies’, Gents and Cullaren’s Setrsoralzary blanch rioes at“ ‘JUSTH'S ~4 — Btand,"? No. B.w. All notes by mail will be promptly attended to. tr 22 NO SHODDY! NO AUCTION !-QR GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. ONLY SOLID LEATHER! ade Re a RENE | rue pace waxes: La ic ant v3 091 BEST MAKBS! TeST STYLES! for sale at very low prices by E. K. LUNDY, 128 Bridge st., Georgetown. ang29 STABLISHED IN 1831 = Gnd. Improved in 1874; tow the Mot ‘Compiete in this part of the Country. BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Stn, meer, ae 8t., George- » D.C. ‘Sold at the well-Enown Old Established Shoo Hougg or Everything appertaining to the business prompt- : ly attended to. he cleaning it Carpets, L. HEILBRUN, rd. Blankets a specialty “duniag’ tho -eainee months. District work sent for and returned tree | of charge. Orders by mail and express promptly attended to. Address as above. ‘el! STEAMERS, &c. OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDI The steamer MATTANO, Capt W. H. PYLes. will make three tr each Week, wotoMOMINI FERR and one to MAITTOX CREEK information mauire at_@, 1 Wood Office, 1114 and 328 FP and at wharf, foot of 6.h and ap20-tr G. TUC Ss‘ MMERB ARRAN i FOR NORFOL K, FORTR! No. 402 7th street northwest, Sign of “THAT OLD WOMAN ¥ MiNB.”* P. 8.—Price Liste to be had at store gratts. Kixe2-Gua sq? LADIES’ GOODS. FSSHI0NABLE MILLEN, Mrs. C. V. SMITH having just returned fromm the FALL OPANINGS, and having on Tanda full assortment of New York. Bal (4 more and Parisian Novelties, uvites ber friends and patrons to call. Having een connected with someof the best Mi.tuery Kstatte lishments in this and Baltimore City She Will give eatisfaction. | Call and so e Mrs. C, V. SMITH, Sep9-toctl0* 618 Ith st. orp. Vatent nics, T= GREAT CURATIVE CORSET. HE SOUTH. The swift and elegant iron Steal | THE LAKE, Capt. C. J. Borxe- | VILLE, leaves @:h-street_ wharf, until farther notice, every Monday, Wednesday and ¥riday, at 6 o'clock p. m., con- | becting with steamers tor Boston. Provideac2 and other Northern points. Returning, leaves Nor- folk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 o'clock p.m, sEOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. 5 D wear Der Wirt eee FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL UTHERS, 7a.m., three times per week, f aed MONROE AND Carrioman, Nomini and Leot dtown, oh Call for circular cont Dotiess from the intermediate landings each trip. Dajsof callie, | Dighest medical suthority, aud see GOMSBT at Spor further Information, apply at the oft DOUGLASS & BBO. or 0 0 * Metropolitan Bank, Knox’ ny ef 86s Ofion, or at the Comp any’s Wharf. foot of th strest. B. J. ACCINELL ent, oe SOLE AGENT FOR THB DISTRICT, augs0-tr 9th ond F sts., St. Cloud Bidg O™= STOCK KNIGHT altersately leave Pier 41 East iS MILLINERY AND STRAW GOOD River, New York, every Saturday, at 4 o'clock p. m.; Georgetown every Monday, aud AicXandria same. Freight taken at lowest ra‘es. For information spply al office over Metropolitan Back, 15 h street, toR. P. A. DENHAM, Agen:, Water sireet, eorgetown. SAMUEL BACON, President. ay2l-tr ORTH GERMAN LLOYD-Srean-iitr LINE EeTWERN NEW You AVIRE, LON- 18 NOW COMPLETE AND ON SALE, Just received be > ALL THE LATEST STYLES iN STRAW GUODS For EARLY FALL Waan. Maks. M. J. HUNT, ang26-tr 621 and 623 D street. urday from Bremen Pie: Hoboken, Rates of rassage, Frou New JS ANYOUNCING THE DIScoNTING. York to Havre, Loudon, routhampton, | COUNT, L would state that ail my goods ha and Bremen, firet cabin, $100: ~econd ee ee ee eee ae eoeeneee gold; steerage $30 cur-ency. For frei) 5 ‘value, With the business of the cou NE WPy te ORLRICHS & Co., 2 Bowing try on a gold basis, and with ail the sdvantages pwizon facilities of a twenty-five years’ experience in LYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE Pon edvinoss, ailthe “core mY Patrons, a TWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH- OF THE BEST EUROPEAN HOUS INGTON AND GEORGETOWN t direct from the manufactu Gree ting Ses 5 — er fund ices which will _ ine for Boston, Providenc ‘country, the’ New England states." ali ed 207 Pennsyloanta avenue. rom Gunter eta = rom = y : iP. Fre ro eon aa a tating | “Has cael z from new rel q rot of given to Boston and ‘Providence, stylea of “td ee and Fall iver. Cons! wisi = STEAW GOODS ree tees tetas aes Othoneinen, at ghigaee have thom mer for early Pall Wear. . C,, ee information apply toJ. H. JOHNSON Also, full line of Jagla and Monogram KIB Cee eer eee | ——ecmmecmaren es er wn, D.C. : er ith Ww! . Special attention given to Mourning orders. 2,89, ener! Managers, 12 South w harves Mr. J.P. PALMER, aug@-tr 2107 F st,, bet. 1th and 18th CE. t ith the view of diminishing the chances of llision, the Steamers of this line ool takea spscitc | a™ om ‘On the outward Passe go froin ‘Queenstown toNew LADIB® BHORS. York or Boston, cro-sing the meridia of 60 at 43 iat., or nothing to the north of 43. Until Ast I shall allow On the homeward passage crossing the idian | couatef 16 percent, on all cash saics. of 60 at 42 lat., cr nothing to tha north of 43. JA8. H. VEXMILYA, 610 Sth st., opp. Paext OMes, ;OMPANY STEAMSHIP Ci 1 BOUTS sna me “5 THE CUNARD Betweon New York wand. Ltoorgool, Call few Yori < ing at Cork Harbor.” FROM NEW YC KX. “Busia... We Seoe. 11 _—_—_—_— GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. thia.. Wed. 18 *Russla. ©. Wed.! Oot. 16 a Repr. i9|seythia: Wel, Oc 2 Solin Was it %@ Noein wea” S33 | Ry vesb ens 2 | Abvesin 5 And every following Wedaesday from No TLE DEES HATS. | Price reduced Bara Hst. New and Rates of Passage. . By steamers corr; ig stcotages $30 and $120 guia, Hate Sor Bien ont Fores. ar Citicorp aueSl-tr_ 197 Pa. woo bert oe wth at B eee aes atts ing st “as $39. $100 and @ve., DEXt « according t# accommo tations, ackets v9 Part $15, gold. additional. EADY-s ADE SHIBTS. Return tickets ou tavoral ms. a : Bteerage at very low rate-. Steerags tlek s¢s f sm. oe net aan, Oe ge Seca] prot Qarenst.wa, aad al other pars of | gute Boal, Suissa. pe ot tates. cents, Though Dil:s of tadicg given for Bel‘a t, G as | janede Ct — ‘cnaniabed, aa conte = nF ports on cue Cos G Dora ete smats and eyes GIG > LOW, 603 7th stees:, Wa h- Pr . FRANCKLYN, Ageut, N.Y, ly’ CHas. T. EDW. CLAuM, ° DEALER IW LUMBER, WUUD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDING <, &-., Virginia arcnue and 9th st. s.0., sep7-Im Washing ov, D.C.