Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1878, Page 4

I i THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY......5eptember 19, 1878. The Weather. IXDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE Or CHIEF SIGNAL OFF: WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 187 For the middle Atiantic states, northerly winds, shiiting to warmer southerly, hazy, followed by f LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The picnic at Beyer’s park yesterday for benefit of the drivers of the Metropolitano street railroad, was a pleasant and_well-con- dueted aff: d pecuniarily The stiees iginps will bs lighted at and extinguished at 10:50 p.m. . ‘The kindergarten lecture by Mrs. Pollock, advertised in today’s Stak, explaining the system, will give an opportuuity to those in- terested to obtain a clear comprehension of what a kindergarten is. Classes for normal instruction to mothers and teachers will be formed. There was 2 great revival meeting this morving at Foundry M. E. chureh. Before 8 o'clock persons were flocking to the ehurch, which was soon filled to its utmost capacity, and jarge numbers of persons were seeking religion, making over 25) during the three weeks’ services. Great revival to-night by the young evangelist. : The Kansas City (Mo.) Times reports the remarkabie recovery of Col. M. Thompson, of this city, aud says: “*Wheu the judge returns to Washington the members of the bar and many old friends will be surprised at his changed appearance.” No doubt. District Government Affairs. Health Uilicer Townshend has removed his office from F to 44 street, next door to the Morrison buildings. The office of the rezis- War of vital statisties and other branch offices Baye also been removed to the same quarters. Mr. Sawyer, formerly connected with the Odorless Excavating Company,and contractor for the remoyal of offals from the District, was before the District Commissioners to-day to make a statement in relation to the manner in which Mr. McCauley is performing his duty at Broad creek. lie has a farm at the point pamed which is used as a place of deposit by Mr. MeCauley, and states that the work is Promptly and efficiently done by the present Celia and there is uo nuisance created re. The District Commissioners yesterday ac- cepted the resignation of Dr. Robert Reyburn @S school trustee of the first district, and in his place appointed Mr. George C. Samson, son cf Dr. Samson, formerly president of Columbia College. A number of property owners and 1 on Ith street, between Pennsylvania and E street, have laid a complaint before the District Commissioners of an existing nui- sance in that neizhborhood in the shape of | fi being allowed to remain upon the side. dents avenue wal d gutters on the the west s' street from a private premises. The matter | Was referred to the health officer with instrue- tions to apply a remedy. le of said Bi issued by Inspec ious, build summer kitchen on premises 447 7in John Cook, repair brick building northwest; $10. James D. S to premises 16} John H. Leon: pair frame build orher 2th rorthwes hael Ruppert, tinner shop, 910 ith street northwest; $id. Joseph Bepyettt. construct a two-story brick r manufactory Martin Becker, ib; th street south we: ). B. R. Snyder, consiruct summer kitehen, corner jd and M streeis southwest : $25. Bradley, repair a frame dweliii hi between Land . C. P. Brown, repair a fi 4 ing, 1127 Sth street northwest; $125. William seeps, construct two two-story brick dwellings, alley between 12th and 13th and KR and S streets; $5,000. Frank Shillinger, con. struct a brick dwelling, K and 13th streets J. T. Williams, repair frame 9 street northwest: #5. Wm. H. Smith. extend premises $16 ith street north- wes! Augustus Ridgely, repair frame ig 1517 15th street northwest: $25. Peter McGirr, repair frame dwelling $4 Dunbarton street, Georgetown; #10. Elizabeth A. Hoop: er, alterations and repairs to brick honse, cor- “ner Sth and D streets northwest ; $2,000. "Mrs. Berry, construct two two-story brick dwell- ings, corner 13th and G streets southeast: Say Ida McDermott, make addition to house zl4 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; 0. E. ~~. Gieason, construct a two-story brick stable at 22 Q street, between lith and 15th streets; ". Nathaniel Carusi, construct a two-story ick stable in alley between M and N and 22th and 13th streets; $10. Amusements. Nationa Theater.—“ The Red Right Hand; or, the First, Sealp for Custer,” is the ticle of the drama to de given this evening at the National. | It_is founded on the Indian war of 48/6, in which the frightful Custer massacre gecurred. Luffalo Bill, who was then scouting for Generals Crook and Miles, headed a smail Party and overtook some hostile Cheyenne3 and Sioux, and Bill sueceeded in killing “*Yel- low Hand,” a Cheyenne chief, and bore away his sealp, thus being the first avenger of Cus- ter. The drama was arranged for the stage by Col. Prentiss Ingraham, and is said io be interesting. i Tournament.—A tournament will be given at Bladensburg this afternoon, to be followed by a grand bali to-night. A HErRew ManRiaGe.—The marriage of Miss Rosaline, dau-hter of Mr. A. Hart, of this city, and Mr. Wm. M. Bass, of Indiana, drew a house full of the numerous friends of of the jhe to the synagogue, on 8th, be- tween and I streets. yesterday afternoon. ‘The temple was brilliantly lighted and the altar tastefully ornamented with vases of rare flowers. The bride was robed in white, with nificent bridal veil, and orange blossoms entwined in her dark hair. Her mother, Mrs. Hart, Miss Pauline, her sister, and the other tnisses who stood up with the bride, were all elegantly attired and wore costly The mi Stern. it congregation Pressively, the organ playing a murmuring voluntary, and at the conclusion the joyous outburst of a wedding anthem from the choir added eclat tothe event. The young couple, followed by their friends, then took carriages to the residence of Mr. Hart, on E street, where a banquet was spread and congratula- tions were exchanged. The ushers were Messrs. A.D. Frank, of Baltimore; D. Nach- man, Morris Clark, Isaac Herman, A. Saks and J B. Eiseman, of this cit Was it Witwer’s Curp’—Calvin Witmer yesterday fied an application on the law side of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia for a writ of certiorari to bene. up the ease of District of Columbia vs. C. Witmer, nding before Justice Helmick “for security | indemnify the county from any charge that May accrue by means of a chil: whieh Ida F. Hamilton has declared to be his. He denies the jurisdiction of the magistrate, and asks a certiorari to bring up the case. Judge Hum- phreys allowed the writ, and it was served yesterday afternoon on Justice William He'- mick. Witmer is a well known grocer, and Ida Hamilton is lored girl. THERE WILL be a meeting of the peaanics White Sulphur Springs company at the Springs, near Warrenton, Va., to-morrow, and a num- ber of our — citizens will avail them- selves of this Pigg oto deg visit this formerly gore resort, and we feel justified in calling ihe attention of our readers to the occasion, that they may take advantage of it to pass a pleasant day, without expense, in a favored section of Virginia. We understand that the company are addressing themselves especial! to this community, believing that they will ‘become the patrons, to a large extent, of this ‘summer resort. See adv't. t A Wirz WHO Wants 4 Divorce.—Messrs. Merrick aud Davenport, for Elien Carrico, esterday entered suit for divorce from Jas. Tarrico.” She sets forth marriage in August, 1860, and charges that in August, 1373. he broke up the household furniture with a hatchet, and that a few days since he beat her and broke her watch, and sted of illicit as- socialions. She therefore asks that he be re- Strained from disposing of his property, (real estate worth about +),00,) and that she ba di- Vorced from him aud granted alimony. . Je ARRIVED—New and beautiful dress fmol pure wool colored an Diack cash- + excellent black silks, 75, $1 and 125; colored silks, immense assortment, every color and every sbade of colored silk. Carter's, Market space. Dr. Warner's heaith corset él eitldren’s colored stockings. immen: ment ; ladies’ real English stockings, woo! white blankets, $5 50; lace for curtains.— A CoMING TO THE CaritaL.—The Pythian | Lodges of Richmond have made arrangsments for an excursion to Washingion ¢'y on day next, 23d inst. The party. which will be | very large, will arrive here early iv the morn ing, and return to Richmond the sam> evo wing, leaving here at 10 o’elock. Arrange ments have Been made at Richmond to secure | the attendanee of a large number of persons | | 2 e cloth for boys’ wear, | from Petersburg, also. New PeRricati —E. M. Whitaker & Son send us iackwood for September. From J. C. Parker we have Frat Leslie's 1us- trated Newspaper for the 28th inst., Puck for dor the Isth. and Juliet Corson’s “Twenty-five Cent Dinners for Families of Six." BLACK AND COLORED CasHMERES. — New stock ; just received, al! the leading colors out this season, at the very lowest prices. c.M. Towson, 66 Pa. ave., south side.—Adv. CARPETS.—New stock. from 25, 30, 37, 49, 60,75, 87 ets.; Brussels from 8c’ GM. on, 056 Pa. ave., south side.— adr, 5, ow: | cert will be a great musical tre: tion that we are now able to reciprocate the | favor. Relief of Fever Sufferers. THE NATIONAL RELIEF COMMISSION. Yesterday afternoon the executive commit- tee of the National Yellow Fever Relief Com- mission met at 914 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. | Dickson reported that Messrs. Carlton & Co.,| the grocer, entered on Cohen’s bond, in the of the Metropolitan Cracker Bakery, had con- { sum of $100, for the latter's appearance at any sented to convert the flour which the commis- | time within thirty days for judgment of the sion had on hand into soda Diseuit. George | court. After Colien was released he was fol- R. Hill & Co., cracker bakers, of Alexandria, | lowed by a squad of his admirers to his head. offered to aid the commission in making bis: | quarters on New Jersey avenue. Lal gotten) cuit. The commission have about forty bar- | by Lieut. Kelly on the street, he called out to rels of flour on hand, which Cariton & Co. will him, “We'll have sumtin to talk about now.” make up. Mr. Solomons reported that Secre- The first instalment of talk last ntght was from tary Evarts had received by cable from Min- | the steps of the City Hall, where a crowd had ister Noyes, at Paris, a transfer order for assembled. The language was of the #000, being the contributions of the people of same intemperate character as heretofore, Paris, and called upon him to get information and about midnight the crowd dispersed, after as to the best manner of distributing this having received notice from Cohen to’ meet fund. | Telegrams were received from Gre. him at his private headquarters at 2 o'clock pada, Miss., that they have sufficient suppiies, | to-day, when they would parade the streets will need money; and from Vicksburg, | where labor is being done to make the laborers © more physicians or nurses needed.” | who get less than $1.50 per day strike and fall Mr. A. S. Solomons, of the committee, to-day fey Lape oe easuerene Was a very quiet Suggested, and Secretary Evarts adopted the | one for ge 5 suggestion, that the #00 fram Pare Reeder | in view of the chests snade by Cohen of tributed as follows: New Orleans, 31,500; Vicksburg. $1.50); Memphis, #2000; Holly Sernas, 30 Grenada, $20, and to Canton, CASH CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED TO DAY. Mr. Lewis J. Davis, treasurer, acknowledses the receipt of the following commnnications today: O. H. Irish, from employes Bureau Engraving and zantin $i A Hei- Cohen at Farge Again. TALK LAST NIGHT OF DRIVING MEN FROM THEI, WORK TO-DAY. After our rep urt of the proceedings of the Po- lice Court closed yesterday, Mr. Frank Hume: forcing a strike ef all laborers in the District who get less t! r cep and other un- lawful enterp) istrict Commissioners | have to-day taken ample precautions to meet any overt act. COHEN'S STRIKE PROGRAMME. This morning it was remarked that there were but few laboring men in and about the City Hall, the Columbian panes or other places where they have been in the habit of congregating, and the impression got out that they were laying low fora big demonstration this afternoon. Cohen, wearing a pair of cay- alry boots, was about on the streets as usual, but he had but few men with him. In passing up Louisiana avenue, near 4'4 street, about noon, a gentleman having been introduced to him, remarked: “Well, Mr. Cohen, will you hold a meeting to-night?” Cohen replied: “No, we will hold no more meetings.” The gentlemap—Why? Cohen—‘‘We'll strike ina day or two.” The gentlemen—Well, Mr.Cohen, you've been arrested twice now, (Cohen--Three Uimes), and you ought to go west and lecture like Kearney does.” Cohen—“I'm going. I can make a big thing. But wait ’till after the strike ; we'll have to have that first.” PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN. « As the hour of two o'clock approached the clans assembled about Cohen’s headquarters, No. 423 New Jersey avenue, and by 14s o'clock there were about 100 men present, neat ly all colored. These sat about the pla while a stalwart colored man stood in fri holding a transparene: sides a8 follows: * 26 a “A Friend, berger, ¢ |. G. Kinsle 7 $53 E. C. Ingersoll, #10: E.S. Fletcher and J. 8: Hammond, part proceeds base ball game, Ad- | jutant General and Surgeon General's office, #2; C. Warren, Bureau of Education, $12; General P. O. department, through 8. Wolf, #12881. To amount forwarded from the otfi- cers, marines, sailors, and employes at the U. S. navy yard, Mare Island, € and on board the vessels tliere through the Secretary of the N: total, $1.891.07._ Previously re- 712.26; grand total, $5,603.33. RECEIPTS THROUGH MARSHAL DOUGLAS. Frederick Douglass, marshal, reports the receipt of the following sums for rellef of yel- low fever sufferers :—Evenezer church (M.E ), Capitol Hill, $ Asbury (M. E.) church, Rev. E. W. Peck, $18. United Friendship Society, No. 1, %—total, THE COMMITTEE ON CONCERT met in the Congregational church last_eve- ping; B. H. Warner chairman, and F. M. Pearson secretary. The followin musie com: mittee was anuounced:—Samuel G. Youn (chairman), E. 8. Kimball, A. Gloetzner, Car! Richter, H.C. Sherman and J. P. Caulfi The following were constituted a press co! mittee:—Messrs. W. J. Vance (chairman), I. N. Burritt, G. C. Wedderburn, 8. H. Kanif- mann. A. C. Buell, E. P. Brooks, Geo. Dougias, D.C. Forney. John McCarthy, J. B. Waiker, James McNabb and Frederick A. Aiken. A fine amme has been arranged. The orehestra will number fifty pieces, and already about forty musicians have offered their ser- viees. About 500 voices will make up the | eborus, and over 40) have already reported | and participated in the initiatory rehearsal last evening, Dr. Kimball in charge. The con- g rty. “No one shall take your place.” While hang- ing about there were inquiries as to where Cohen was, and in the adjoining buildiag men (mostly wearing green badges) went in and out as if there was some important business going on there. Cohen was absent until about 1:45 o'clock, when, accompanied by a colored aide-de-camp, he made his aj pearance and walked into headquarters. the meantime the crowd outside was aay orderly, and those inside could not be hear on the sidewalks. At2 o'clock there were about 2 ground, and on entering Cohen's ters he was gaged wil be} o on the dquar- found in an inner room busily en- i some of his secretaries, and re- ed that as soon as the remaining matters were attended to they would march. He had just before announced to some of those outside that they intended to Heep on marching until they got them $1.50 and they would camp out to-night. Those outside were in peed humor, some of them quietly talking and others fast asleep on the grass, while the work of prepa- Talion went on inside. COHEN'S STATEMENT TO THE POLICE, This morning Cohen, in an interview with Lieut. Keily, stated that the intention was simply to march past places where men are at work and by their transparencies invite tiose not receiving $1.50 to join in, byes ittotheir choice. When they have visited all fhe works they will camp out until the wages are given. Mount Vernon Peace Meeting. A WOMAN LAWYER'S SPEECH ON THE LABOR QUESTION. The annual meeting of the Mount Vernon Peace Society came ofi yesterday. The meet- ing, though not very largely attended, was a very enthusiastic one, and was spiced by con- troversy between Dr. Garter, an infidel, of this city, who railed at some length against the Bible, and the good, cool-headed Quakers who believe in that book and in God. ing the extra labor heaped upon the policemen yesterday afternoon and | ja-t night in watching the’ movements of ohen and his cohorts, the pienie given under the auspices of the force at the Schuetzen Park | for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers was a decided success, upwards of five hundred | tickets being sold, it is thought. The twelve- mile walk by Mr. W. H. Crawford was one of | the features of the entertainment which at- | tracted considerable attention. The feat was performed in two hours, two minutes and for- ty.six seconds, his fastest mile being in eight minutes and twenty-two seconds. The com- mittee on arrangements—Messrs. Kelly, John- son, McDevitt, McElfresh, Voss, Johnson, Trunnell, Acton, Miller, Saultne Saffel, Gor- man, and others—were unremitting in their attention, and made the time pass pleasantly. The receipts will net a handsome sum. OTHER RELIEF ENTERTAINMENTS. The tournament on the 27th will doubtiess be a fine affair, and a large number of business houses have agreed to close at noon on that day. Twenty-five knights have already noti- Sea the committee of their intention to com- pete. . A dollar excursion to Baltimore and return by water will be given on Saturday next for the benefit of the sufferers, under the direc- tion of Roberts. The steamer Jane Moseley will leave 6th street wharf at 8 ye opens at Point Lookout for bathing. crabbing, «c., arming in Baltimore at 2 o'clock p.m. Suu: | fay practioey ghee soca cee meeting gave gay; returning to Washington at 6a.m. Mon- | This city read an origin ress, oi ended’ by ay. @ stirriig appeal for peace. Mrs. Belva A. CATHOLIC CHURCH COLLECTIONS ABOUT #10,K00. | Locx wood, the woman lawyer of this city, re- ev. W.E. Starr, chancellor of the Koman | viewed Catholic diocese of Baltimore, has, so far, re- ceived the collections of fifty-seven churches and missions of the Baltimore dioaese taken up Sunday last for the ow fever sufferers. e aggregate received is $3,139.95, and there are about fifty other churches and missions yet to be heard from, whose coutributions, it ig expected, will swell the amount to con- siderably ever ten thousand dollars. The District of Columbia churches so far heard from contribute as follows: Washing- ton, St. Patrick’s, $201; Immaculate Concep- tior St. Aloysius, $242 89 Stephen's, Joseph's, $26; St. Augustine's, $115: atthew’ Georgetown, Holy Trinity, 0—total, $1,15s. HOMEOPATHIC. Senator T. F. Bayard, reading of the success of homeopathy in the treatment of yellow fever in New Orleans, sends to Dr. T. 8. Verdi, of our ‘city, $25 as his contribution to the homeopathic relief association of New Or- leans. Little Sophie Verdi, the eleven-year-old daughter of the doctor, has generously con- tributed ten dollars—about half her savings— to the same fund. . ——————— ‘THE LABOR MOVEMENT. In the course of her remarks she said:—“ The last Congress having been strenuousiy urged to do so, appropriated about one million of dollars to be expended in the District of Co- lumbia during the present fiscal year for the relief of the laboring men. This amount ex- pended would not only have given employ- ment to the vast numbers of unemployed laborers in the District, but it would have benefited indirectly the merchant, the lay yer, the doctor; and all other professions would have revived trade, benefited the whoie country, and made everyDody happy. But for some reasons best known to themselves the officials whose duty it is to expend this money, have remained comparatively inert; the laboring men are still unemployed; the beautiful days of autumn are passing away ; the Washington monument still looms up un: finished; the Patent office is still unroofed, although the money has been unexpended, and. the laborers stand ready, tools in hand, to per- form the work. When next June rolls around the unexpended balance will be covered into the Treasury, the official will draw his salary, the poor man will have no money and his chil- #6 A TESTIMONIAL TO A MERITORIOUS LADy.— | dren will have no bread. Lam not prepared Mesers. Samuel Yorke Atlee, Wm. J. Stephen- | to say whether the appro riations made under son. Wm. H. Crook, J. Ormond Wilson, Jos. | the river and harbor bill have been husbanded M. Wilson, Wm. J. Murtagh, James E. Mor- | as well. There may be some wise reason for ga. M. D., Goodwin Y. AtLee. Benj. F. Lloyd, | ail of this fine talk and delay past Numan ke: George White, E. F. French, Wm. H. Wright, | but, looking from a woman's standpoint, John T. Cassell, and Jonas Ellis, all well- | should say that there is known citizens, have united in a letter to Mrs. A SCREW LOOSE SOMEWHERE. Mary Ann Hendley, in which they say: “The | And aeting under the wise constitution of our undersigned, whose services as trustees of tie | National Peace Union and making an intelli- gent efiort to carry out its priucipies, and to prevent bloodshed and famine in the days to come. I counsel the women of Washington to rise en masse and, marching in solid phalanx to the heads of these bureaux, peaceably but firmly demand that this million of dollars shalt be expended as contemplated by Con- gress, without more ado; that the work shall given out at fair pri not to contractors, for we are aiming now to do away with middle men, but to the laborers themselves, uuder competent popenee eae cmb iored by the government. If they refuse to do this, demand their resignation. They are the servants of the government, which means the People, and when they refuse to work in the interest of the people, from whom they draw their own yabie schools of Washington city have made hem familiar with your official merits as a teacher therein, for nearly twenty-five years, ost respectfully offer our fe i:itations on your late marriage, and invoke from a kind providence, in your behalf, every blessing which ought to attend domestic life. We can- not, however, helo expressing our regret at your resignation of an office, the duties of je you discharged so long, with such fidel- ty.” ——————— A Spuntovs KEARNEY WITH GENUINE METHODs.—A gentleman who left Richmond last week for Baltimore seems to have had a very pleasant time on the train, and in a pri- vate letter to a friend at home describes his trip from Washington: . We had a" jol ly party on the train from Hes done. execute the law, let them Washington. base ball club, one of whose he sentiments were applauded by her hearers. Mrs. Dundore made an earnest plea for peace, and Chalkley Gillingham made the closing speech. Excursions, Picnics, &e. The grand picnic to-day and this evening by Painters’ union, No. 1, at Beyer’s 7th-street park, will be the last picnic af the park this yn. ason. The Harbinger will leave at 11 o'clock next Saturday night for Blackistone’s island. DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: members was very smart and a yee wag, was along. He personated Dennis Kearney, and got up on a seat and spoke for forty minutes ; pulled off coat, neck-tie, collar, &c., and rolled up his sleeves to his shoulders as he warmed up to his work. He then passed hishat arouad, and said he would take anything—chinquepin, chew of tobacco, match, cigar, or a posicion a3 pastor to a Brooklyn church. We nearly killed ourselves with laughing—more fun than we had at the Richmond Theater.” MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Benjamin M. Caldwell and Georgetta W. Ransil; Robert F. Mattingly and Sallie E. 7 W. R. Hooper, trustee, to the Massachusetts Scotts, Thomas W. Partley and Ellen Fspy | mutual Life tusurance Company, lot 1, sq. W. M. Boss, of Lafayette, Ind., and Rosaling | /72j,83 72; lot 16, sq. 722; #2000. L. P. Wright Hart; Henry 8. Brinkerhoff and Margaret Warren; Douglas B. Alexander and Augusta Swain: Thomas 8. Stelle and Ida M. Staple: James T, Robinson and ogi A A. Gardne! Eugene E. Cissell and Agnes Derrick; James W. Baker and Cinderella L. Allen, both of P. Co., Md.; Andrew Jackson and Aunie ly; George Seal and Fannie Martin; W. K. Anderson and Mary Jane Jasper; Robert Morton and Susan Fields; French A. Balthis and Lillie Lee Wise. — COMPLIMENT TO THE WASHINGTON NORMAL ScnooL.—Mr. C. C. Rounds, principal of the State Normal School at Farmington, Maine, laeper to establish a model school in eonnec- ‘ion with that institution, and has applied for a graduate from the Washington Normal School to take charge of it. Miss Olivia Ham- bly, of the class of 1875 and sinecea very suc- cessful teacher in the schools of the second di- vision of this city, has been selected for the to F. P. Wright, lots 1, 2,3 and 18, sq. 1,009; $2,000. “J. H. Howlett to Rose _E. Wheeior, lot 15, Pleasant Plains; $675. Same to C.M. Brow- er, lot 15, Pleasant Plains; $675. Riggles and Evans, trustees, to Hannah E. Riggles, lot 70, Sq. 179; $564.30. Jane Brown et al. to J. W. Starr, fot 28, sq. 987; $1,315. J. M. Harrod to M. W. Ryan, lot21, sq. 73; $530. ANOTHER NEW LOT of cheap dry goods just arrived.—Black silks, colored silks, striped silks, checked silks ; bl’k silk $1. and $1.25. New Madam Hinckley’ pee m: pace. Pure woo! ts, $3; Dr. Warner's health corset, $1.25; Dure wool black and cold cashmeres, 50; cloth tor boys’ wear, 50; lace for curtains, 50.—Adv. Ir you wish to borrow money on real estate security go to B. H. Warner, No. 916 F street northwest.—Advt. ————__ Ask YOUR Grocer for Sterling’s St. Louis lace. Trustees Baldwin and Lambert, not | Fancy Patent Process Flour —Advt. esi to receive her resignation, have SS = granted her leave of absence for one year | AssauLTING LITTLE GiRts—Near Potts- without pay, and she will start to-morrow moruiug for ber new field of duty. The Farm- ington Normal School in times’ past has fur- nished our public schools with several excel- leut teachers, and it is matter for congratula- ville, Pa., as Margaret Bolser, a girl 14 years of age, was returning from Keel picking es terday morning a man, named Frank Mc- Hugh, attempted to commit an assault upon her. She screamed, and when several men ran to her aid she was found in a semi-nude condition, her assailant having torn her cloth- ing. At Pine Grove an assault of a similar character was made upon a girl ten years of ge: ine child being so pouphly used that her ay life is despaired of. Both assailants are in custody. Tus DEeEFaTLTING TREASURY TELLER SATLED.—To-day W. V. S. Wilson, late assort- ing teLer of the redemption division of the Treasury department, charged with having embezsied $330 of government funds, appear- ed in the Police Court, Judge Snell. Judge Cully, E. C. Ingersoll and J. N. Oliver appear- ed _as his counsel, and Mr. J. W. Griffin, his surety, accompanted him. The counsel stated that they had concluded to waive an examina bene And offered Mr. Griffin as mare for ae pearance at the Criminal Court. cou! fixed the bonds the same as formerly, (#2,00),) and Mr. Griffin having been accepted, the Dond was executed, ana the parties leit the ONE CRIME 10 HIDE ANOTHER.—A painful sory comes from Palo Alto, a small mining mining village two miles from Pottsville, Pa. A Mrs. Falls confesses that when a child was born to her a short time ago she took it into the woods, strangled and buried it. When the child was sought for lt was seen that some animal had scratched the earth off the shallow grave and dreadfully mutilated the pear, Tne woman had left her husband, and had bee! n = seeibeensatansaee eta tig Aes —— — cl ui save Appleton or poutiaa a ‘la nah | Re Sr, din te acemenal ts a ms in lepartment er Cor were “am were received from Jas. P. Dement, Thomas | covering the crime. ag-The United States Grand Lodge of the ere Been ae to be in @ dourishjug condition. i. ry 8. P. Reese and Jerome Taylor. The president (Mr. stated that he had Tecelved & communiention from Mr. Hume not the board of resignation and giving his reasong thsetor ZLETTEES FEOM THB PEOPLE. A Protest from Eleventh Street N.W. Editor Star:—Perimit me, in behalf of the citizens residing on llth street northwest, to enter, through the columns of your valuable paper, @ protest against the use by the officers of the Belt line railroad of the common cobble stones for grading purposes in the place of the wooden blocks which are soon to be taken up. This ts one of the most beautiful streets in Washington, and it is earnestly hoped that the honorable Commissioners of the District will require the railroad track to be paved with stone blocks similar to those used by the Washington and Georgetown Raitroad Com- pany on Pennsylvania avenue. RESIDENr. A Poet's Plea. Editor Star:—Is it not very impolitic, if not absolutely unjust, that our government au- thorities, while encouraging most liberally the exuse of education and good morals by ex. copene church property from taxation, and expending large sums upon our palatial edu- cational structures, they yet exact the ‘pound of flesh” ia the shape of ‘a $5 iicense from the lecturer or dramatic reader, both of whom are most efficient agents in promoting the in- tellectual and moral cuiture of the people. As I am informed that there is much doubt among the authorities themselves as to wheth- ér the law applies to this class of public teach- ers, would it bot subserve the cause of general education to give the doubt in favor of the lat- ter and remit the license altogether? H. CLay PREvss. ——ee THE COURTS. _ EQuity Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, May vs. Oelrich; sale confirmed Clay vs. Parker; trustee substituted. Wash ington Brick Machine Co. ys. Griffin; order 0 reference. Dougherty vs, Dougherty; guar. dian ad litem appointed. Conrad ys. Federa' Buliding Association; rule on defendant to show cause. Harbaugh vs. Harbaugh; sale confirmed and reference. Burnstine vs. Burnette; submitted. Latta vs. Kilbourn; argued. o day, Truesdell agt. Wise et al. ; pro con- fesso agt. McLean. Riddle agt. Stubling; trustees substituted. mabey, agt. Robey; or- der directing payment of infant’s shares. PROBATE CourT—Register Webster. Yesterday, will of Patrick Burk ; renuncia- tion of Rev. F. E. Boyle, executor filed; also petition of Patrick Brennan for letters of ad- ministration, ete. Will of Enoch 8. Bell; com- mission returned with deposition of absent witness. Estate of G. A. W. Randall: petition by legatees for advancement on legacies filed. Estate of J. T. Hoover; inventory and of debts returned by the administratix. Estate of Wm. Bannon; first account of the adminis- trator filed. POLICE CoURT—Judge Snell. Today, Chas. Gray, profane; for‘eei co- lateral. Sarah Sayres, Louisa Blackburn, Kate White, Jennie Corcoran and Ephraim Duckett, vagrants, were sent down in defanit of bonds. Joseph Dobbins, profanity: $3. Henry Conroy, disorder!; rfeited colateral. Robert M. Bannerman, assau' continued. John Cleveland, assaults on Emma Jackson and James Jackson. The latter testified that Cleveland owed him two months rent and they had some words about it, when Cieve- land struck him, and getting his finger in his mouth bit it nearly off. The defendant claimed that the Jacksons commenced the difficulty, and after hearing some testimony, the court dismissed the case. Emanuel "Webb, as- sault on John » Dale, who testified that he had a writ of restitution, and going there to execute it Webb charged on him with a shovel, and when he entered the house Webb shoved him out. Webb acknowl. edged that when Dale said he had come to put him out he told him that he would have to get it over his body, and showed him out when he ot in the house. The court imposed a fine cf 5. Mary Cullen, assault on Jane Ross, who testified that defendant assaulted.her, scrateh- ing her neck and taking out two handfuls of hair from her head. Mrs. Cullen admitted that she whipped the old woman, who had called her very bad names; fined $5, or 2 days. ———— LEE PUES DERI SEEN LOL ET TE IT I CE POLL AMUSEMENTS. | BAND PROMENADE CONCEST AND DRESS DRILL, | 1a aid of the Yoliow. Fever Sufferers, by the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS, Hall, TUESDAY, September 24, 's, for sale by members of tne ¢ > Concert, 8). ™.; Dress Drill, 8pm. sept! ATIONAL THEATER. Buffalo Bill. | AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL, And Last Nights of the Famous Scout, BUFFALO BILL and the PAWNEE and NEZ PERCES INDIANS, In the thrilling Border Drama, ' | RED RIGHT HAND; OR, THE Fixst SCALP FoR CUSTER. AN ALE BOUT AMONG INDIANS. | Indian Marriage caremontens be, se MATINSE SATURDAY AT 3, | rom ber 23, alconbridge, in Bhaks- | GS as peare’s KING JOHN. Aided by the iuil strength of the Dramstic Com- papy. sepld-tr INCOLN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 33, 1878. GEAND CONCERT. The Greatest Living Contralto, MISS ANNIE LOUISE CARY. MISS HENRIETTA BEEBB, Prima Donna Soprano, JouN O. PuGu, Tenor; L. E. @ANNON, Bari- tone; Dr. J. P. CAULFIELD, Pianist; A. GLOETZ- NER, Accom] est. Aomission—§1, including reserved sea " Bale of seats commences tember 16th, at Kl. sic Store. sis sepl2-10.~ G26 1626 Est. FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, 0. 6 Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c. Aiso, largest stock ot Pai ings, Window Spee Pictu: Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- ee, ey Saeed in the District, ‘e- Please remember Name and Number, jyl-ly S SPRING IS HERE.—Now ts the Time to Sell.—Ladies’, Gontsand Children's cast-off Wi Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &c., at extrac! high cash prices at *‘JUSTH’S Old Stand," 619 D street n. All notes by mail ‘will be promptly attended to, or LECTURES. ee 4 tee HINDERGARTEN-—WIHIAT 1s IT? BS LECTURE by Mis. LOUISE POLLOCK, on FR1Da~ Y, Sepiemter 20th, at 7:30 o’clock p.m.» in KinDERGAHTEN IIALL, 929 8th st.; entrance from K st. Admittance, 10 cents, sepl9-2U* ———_ GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. ES NOTICE,—An mueorned Stockholders Hecting, of the T' ‘LETH BUILDING ASSOCIATION of Georgetown will be held at Goddard’s Hail, corner Bridge and sramcgon sts., Georgetown, on THURSDAY EVENING, Sepiember 19.h, at 73 o'clock, for the purpose ot amending the Consiitution so as to increase the stock. A full meeting of the Stockholders ts re- quested, FXEDINAND KING, Sec, sepi8- >, POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY, Office, No. 68 High street, Georgetown, D! C.. Sept, 1ith, 1878,— shall be made, rarties who have heretofore renewed their policies at the banking house of H. E. Ottley & Co., will please renew them a* thisoftice. Or, it they prefer it, ard will so Indicate it by a postal card, they will be waited upon by au officer of the Company, (sepls-2w] J. W. DEEBLE. Bec. 'CHOUL BUOKS.—A complete assortment of Sai kinds used in the Public and Private Schools for saje at very low prices by E. K. YY, Buiage ot. Georgeuwee ¥ Baie ON EXHIBITION AN. sae GEORGETOWN. CavED IN.—The sidewalk in front of Mrs. Emerick’s fancy store, on Bridge street, above High, caved in yesterday, making an ugly place. Mr. R. R. Shekells, superintendent of streets, is repairing it. FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.—Fred. Johnson, alias Fred. Appleby, a colored boatman, was arrested by Officer Jas. Harper yesterday 'as a fugitive from Cumberland, and he is held at the station-house for a requisition from the governor of Maryland. Base BALL.—A game of base ball, between the West End, of Georgetown, and Star, of Washington, was play at Kalorama yester- day evening, resulting in favor of former by score of 13 to 1. PoRtT,—Entered—Lady of the Lake. Bonne- yilie, with freight to District merchants from Norfolk. | Cieared—Do., with return freight to New York and Boston. Tue DESERTERS from bark Sleeper, viz: Arthur Crump, John Smith, Charles Lovely and Walter Clew, were turned over to the captain last night. Dr ig IN 1831; Mnlorged and Improved tn 1874; now the Complete in this part ‘ot tas Count = W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson st., near Bridge st., George- Sh town, D.C. a Everything appertaining to the business prompt ly attended to. The: of C: hs WE SSE aresciatt gt ours, Drogas months, District work sent for and returned free . Orders by mall and express promptly attended to. ‘Address as ubove,. pyres ee ee FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘OHN R. HELLY, DEALER TN SIRERCUASE 'F, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, CORNED BEEF A BPRCIALPY, Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Oth-street wing, and £06 and 208 North- ern Liberty Market; or address Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the city. sep1é In RE MRS. SMITH AND MR. VosBuRGH.—It Was reported yesterday that the Ponta sitting in Jersey City had agreed to indict Mrs. Jenny R. Smith for the murder of her husband, and to throw out the case against Cove Bennett. It is also rumored that the grand jurors have found an indictment against the Rey. Mr. Vosburgh for alleged per- jury on his recent trial—[N. ¥. World, JOAQUIN MILLER arrived home in the City of Berlin on Saturday. Walk in sang no songs of the Sierras on his way over—not a song— but lay in his berth, sick, silent and sad. CITY_ITEMS. Ir Your HEAD Acugs go to the nearest drug store for a bottle of jille’s Headache Spe- ete. One or two doses will cure you. Fifty cents. It May interest our lady readers to know the painful effects of sunburn upon a delicate skin can be immediately reiieved by the use of J. & E. Atkinson’s Zotlet Vinegar. ws THE Uses towhich Murray & Lanman’s Florida Water is put may, without exaggera- tion, be said to be universal. In refined and cultivated society it is reac pnues as the most refreshing and agreeable o! ae for the handkerchief, the toilet and the bath. TO AVOID THE DANGER OF INFECTION, the linen of persons SUneROe from skin diseases of a contagious nature should be washed with Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which is not only a remedy, but a disinfectant. 4 HILL’s INSTANTANEOUS HatR DYE contains nO metallic poison. NOIsELESs PARLOR RIFLES for rat, cat and Parlor shooting, from $ ap. Bazaar 605 1th street, opposite Treasury. eol: THR PEOPLE have been so much imposed upon by several worthless Sarsaparillas, that we are glad to be able torecommend a prepa- ration which can be depended on as contain- ing the virtues of that invaluable medicine, and is worthy of the public confidence. D»ct. Ayer’s Sarsaparilia cures when anything can oe the diseases that require an alterative medicine. low’s Soo! Yy TU: n - dren. It corrects adiaity of the stomach, re- lieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures asaenieey and diarrhoea, whether arisin; teething or other causes. An old ani wonied remedy. 25 cents a bottle. ‘TIDINGS for nervous Company, New York z 6,18,d&k1y To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No.906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro] invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equaled by those Dot possess! d facilities. Gents’ suits cleaned for curtains cleaned ee ee from 50 cents to $la 5 cleaning a - Bera reduction tnpree. ‘Satistaction guaran- te e article, E Femoves grease pees effect from any careful press- ing cives them an appearance as if newly made. a MPANWS EXTRACT OF RAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF isd da boon for which MEAT. | “Is a suocess and a boon for which “British Medical Jour- 2. ‘1ON.—Genuine only with Set hey Liebig’s Signature the Label. “Consumption in England increased ten-fold inten years.°? the fac simile in Blue Ink LIEBIG_ COMPANY'S or oF EA Ae otal Ste Gro. MEAT, Chomista- Solesgenta tor tos Cuited RINT BUTTER. Ask your grocer or green grocer for the P. P. CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER. At is churned from pure sweet cream, It has a delicious, delicate flavor. It is the best butter made in the United States, See Daily Critic for a list of the dealera who sell it. Sold by all first-class dealers, sepl4-7t_ Wholesale Depot—641 Louisian ev. |0-OPERATIVE SUPPLY STORES, 1083 st. n.w.—7O1 H st. n. 6. lolders of our ‘*Trade Tickets,’ (price $1,) save from §25 to $100 per annum. Coa Orders received to and {nctading Bopt. 14th, Weare selling Canned Goods lower t! ey can Be popehs: elsewhere in the city, Price lists at teed, eS. ality and quantity of all goods guarant Soper et ea par Circul eee sepl-tr "A.B, BCHOFLELD, Manager. FF? Frcaxine. PURE OIDEER VINEGAR AND SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, ° 1421 New York avenue. FRESH EVERY DAY—KeEpPr ON IcR, hand, fi ree a on nest Nut and Hunter ANT. UP? fine FRAGHEA Barua ry od ai kinds of FRUIT; SWEET PO- CORN, ete. ‘Kinds of Dressed, y. Por- ‘Will send angé-ly COAL AND WOOD. ‘ooD JOHNSO) gzoruxes, RIGHT. Sear ALI (Ore " (OOD. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. COAL. ooaL. age FROMPY DELIVERIES. vil ed my connection with Mr. CHAS. RUOKI in the HAT, CAP NESS, be pleased ‘AND FUR BUSI- to see my friends and Puvlle, and wilt cedeavor to present vo, them hud best styles o ns marker, mance SAMES P, WILLETT. 905 Pennayivania avenue. OTICE OF CO-PABTNERSHIP. the we sha RNER Ea UAE wt CMD 1 Te-en! or Ghai eae eee. BOOP, HATERS 7AMES EWI LLETT, CHAS. KUOFF, 995 Pennsyivanta avenus. September 17, 1878. ‘sepl7-3t ‘EVER, AND ALL MA Ore FEY ano atter no d- . Call on DE. MOORE, at his Drug Store, 1924 Peonsyivania avenue West. Established 1849. | cS for advice. No barge Beplo-tw | ONKY TO MOM! P. Wal Loan oven LOAN ON Wa: JEWELBY, piney ABE, EACH ee (ate of Oe and Commission 08. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | BOOTS AND SHOES. © BEACTIFUL LITTLE PLEAS- T tie soar ernie : chartered atany time durtag the remainder of the seasoa for f-hing parties or eee cursions to Cavin Jobn Bridge or the Great Falls, for $12 per day. Her last Regular Trip will be SUNDAY, Sens, . Found trip. seply SPECIAL NOTICE. EXCURSIONS LADY OF THE LAKE, ‘The Lake « il! leave her wharf, foot of 6th st., at 4 p.m. SUNDAY for a trip iown Ee: ‘ONE says chat SELBY sells the bes! $8 “4 School SHOE — the District, 1914-1916 ad 4 ime} GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Peansyleania 4cemus. SIGN OF THE RED FLae. 4 Onr stock is now complete for the Pall season, Fare 350." The Thosspsmm wile ais Pbigh contains ail’ grades Of LADIES consinucher Sunday trip for the season, MEN'S and CHILDREN'S SHOES, seyl9 3t AML BACON. Pret. BHC to sult evarsboay, froin the com OURTH AND LAST EXCURSION ‘The rot” the Shoe Auc- Proprietor Boston Hon House thanking the public for the ¢ ce POTOMAC FRUIT-GROWERS’ 4sso- hag bad io the past season, ‘sollcits the coa~ nt, TUESDAY. Sept. 24, 1878, | Means $0 sell hia Goods atthe lowarhboeette pee. for 1878, to @1ymont, a 1878, The Mary Washtugton. will leave which can beseen marked in piala i trout 7th st. wharf at 10 a.m. and 5 p Of the door. Ere i gers and te Mk. Vernon Qaarsetie Cad. FIGURES WILL TELL, alison atcension, &¢, Fare to bokler of member's | Ladies’ very bast French Kid, alletyies and quail - ssport, to be bad at boat. 25 cts.: childrea baif- | Neg bo oa Brice x WM. WCHASE. Sota et Philadelpnia” make, serio Chairman of Committee, | Ladies. HAND AND LAST EXCURSION ot | Ladies SATURDAY, Sept. 21, 18 108 Ladies’ Morocco Gaiters, at. Baitimore and return, ol ag Point Lookout | Ladies’ White Kid Sitppers or bathing and crabbing, arriving in Ba:timore nae ai eo steamer vlad Mower —_— harf at8p. m., 0 Ww > a.m. Monday morning. Tickets maine Men*s Calfni' them early; $1 the round trip. Sieeping accommo- dations furnished free Meals furnished by the Proprietor of the Miles House at 60 cent Staterooms and tickets for sale 2 ¥ st., and Penny Lunch Ste ‘septs RAND PICNIC, PAINTERS’ NION, No. 1, Beyer’s 7th st., Ges Sept; 19.) Thtsns tha nee nie the season. —_sepls to 10. from. Men's faledeipiia make Boots. — all sizes and quali- nic at the park for 2t TEAMER HARBINGER. 8 TUEDAY NIGHT, at 11 p, m., for Blackis- ton’ 500 PAIRS OF MISS¥8’ SHOES AT 75 CENTS for jeoreticnt Poke ee BY aval TC Bentz des Crom dcjee "BSH Fh atrnt or on | , SUITE aS TDC: ang trom ce f “8 Bko ¥ board and bring your bianketa, OF © | a 50 cents a pair”. Dee'% sinee from 6 to 10, sepl0-tr M. E. GREGG, Captain. oe, eee. Philadelphia City a rom 110 5, os. OTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS- | "Boy's School thoes, ai'sisee e 75 conta per pair. taney broken Stock of Summer Goods—no offer re- Great inducements to wholesale buyers, TON'SHOE AUCHION HOUSE Bi hee sep7tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 606 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which has been recently refitted and furn- ished, L. L. ay talD, is the, only boat allowed to passengers’ at Mount Vernon wharf. Bound tri ing admission to mansion and groui ‘Steamer leaves 7th st. whart Sally (Sundays ex- coptes ‘@.m.. and returns at 4 p, Mc $1, inciua- ). at 10, .m. J. 5 Fe aa ies eco Washington, ~ = yelb-ay? SUNRAS BACURSION.—The steamer | Our GOODS are as good as any In the market. LADY OF THE LAKE wil Our y20 an oF ees oe regular Gar prices are fully20 per cent, jess (han any other ccursion on SUNDAY AF-' ‘We take no atvantages, marked in piain igure” OOF B001s are wil Ex ‘Tri TEENOONS, leaving ber whart, terminus of th 7th or 9th sts. line of cars, at 8 p.im., foraS hoars sall on cauling at Gr: LOOK AT THIS LIST. the Potomac, $ down and coming tack. Fare 80 cous, Biswmer | E24! Kid Worked Button Holes 00 JOAN W, THOMPSON will leave ssm> wharf " 300 every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, for 4-4 Glymont, Fare round trip, 25 con 4-4 _ B.—Steamer Thompson's tickets not good _on 4 Lak mas-tr $33 — = is HOUSEFURNISHINGS. iis ——s = 250 URNACES, RANGES, STOVES. 1% TO BUYERS OF FIBST CLASS GOUDs. 33 Your attention is invited to 150 LAUSEN FURNACE, Brigk or Postabee, 1c WARREN RANGE, 8 00 SPLENDID FIRE PLACE HEATER, 260 FIFTH AVENUE PARLOR, and other Stoves —_ made by Fuller, Warren & Oo.. of Troy, which Iam’ confident are all the GEO. McCARTHY. A WORD TO THE WISE! very best made, Call and examine my stock. E. F. SIMPSON, Sep18-1m 1005 Pennsylvania avenue. AS FIXTUBES! GAS FIXTURES: Lxcs Tan Factory Prices. Sole Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of Messrs, Mitchell, Vance & Co. I now offer the Jargest, finest and cheapest goods south of New #2 NO sHODDY! NO AUCTION !-@R, ONLY BOLID LEATHEE! ‘York, THE Best MaxkEs! LATES? STYLES ! ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVB BN- TIRE SATISFACTION, — E. F. BROOKS, BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, sepi4-tr_ Fifleenth st., (Corcoran Building.) BEFORE MAKING SELECTIONS, Sold at the well-known Old Established Shoe House Purchasers are invited to call and examine our wall Be L. BEILBRUN, ““LEDROIT’ BAN@E, FURNACE AND FIREPLACE HEATER. No. 609 7th street northwest, ‘These Goods having just arrived, will be offerea | Signor . pode viol ia) and are guaranteed to give full ““TH4T OLD WOMAN OF wIBB.” We also have in stock a large line of GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, GRATES, &c., | P. 8.—Price Lists to be had at store gratis, r which have been placed st low figures, ae ‘ FELUMBING, ROOFING, GAS and STEAM ‘TTLNG executed promptly by reliable work- men, R POTO! LANDINGS.— pore — EDWARD CAVERLY & 00, ch week, .woto MOMINT FEERY: and one et SS eo a (Late 81TH, BiRGE & Co.,) information inquire at @. it's Coal and sepl4tr 909 F street, Masonic Temple. = 4 Too. of 6'band Ween. — OMETHING NEW. ap20-tr G. TUCKER JONES, Agent. caer ETT | NORFOLK, eonszeee mos MARKET. Tuy FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND Sepis-eo88t_"_WASHINGTON, D.C._ | me switt ana iron Steamer LADY OF AS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES. | THE LAKE Capt C. J. Bonxx- G VILLE, leaves 6th-sirect wharf, Until farther every Monday, Gas FIXTURES. We and at 6 o'clock p.m., con- aie ores, ga” Searaing ora oe — folk 7 le = “4 igen Tl and as Having recently purchased, at a great sacrifice, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDING! the Entire Stock of a manufacturer declining bual- PS JOHN 2, THOMPSON, ness, we are prepared to offer Bus of “ith 'and Oth saseue ine of ear GAS FIXTURES ‘ urriomidn n Nominl ann Leona POSITIVELY AT FACTORY PRICES. | sameas Steamer Matiane: <> D8Y¢ot sailing, For fusther inf auply at — Metropolitan Bavk, Knox's Kx) 7 the Company's Wherf. foot of 6th stzent. Pereous purchasing GAS FIXTURES trom us called for on spplicntion at Knox's Ex= ‘press Le. RL BAOUN, Pees*t, B. J. ACCINELLY, Agent,” STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. C. ¥. DAVIDSON & CO., The Steamers JOHN GIBSON ro E. KNIGHT alternately leave Pier 41 East 5 North Liberty strect, =e York, every Saturday, at Baltimore, Maryland, | Mc Spply at office over Metropolitan Bar can bave them put up in Washington FREE OF ALL EXPENSE. c, eepl2-ec3m k, 15 b street, FO! y fr f FIRE- 3 Cc fas paniee ome Gene oF 2 orto R. P. A, DENHAM, Agent, Water street, INGSTOVES. Now thotime te are seu Tou Mr SAMUEL BACON, President, Fire x =a RTH GERMAN LLOYD-Steanusiir iouver tae piles can Be | NG cerenne hae te eae EO, E. GARTRELL & DON. SOUTHAMPON AND BREMEN, ang26-8m 815 7th st., bet. H and Io. w. ‘The steamers of Cag Sate ABE FOR WINTER. Hoboken, of passage: New pas. York to Havre, London, Southampton Sage apply WORLBICHS £ G0." owing Greca, we ene ane Lome pettingep Ree PEL! 01 Set FUBNACES, RANGES AND FIEB- DE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE PLACE HEATERS aptice = INGTON AKD GEOMUKTOWS eg the city, to 5S to be found in the city, and warranted to give sat- IGTON A AR lean refer to hundreds of citisons, to thelr superior beating “quallies, “Siigoilt, ane 1am prepared to do, st short all Repairs to ‘and Se ee: Fire-pincs Heaters Uy &@ Ail work warranted, Don't Forget the Place, W. D. WYVILL, : angad-Lm 452 Penna. avenuc, T ABLE WABE. ai) they re- guiteat our sore. bout for Dintme Booey and KITCHEN, in coo? awe WAwE sd HOUSE UBNISHING GOUDB, of BEST quailty, at Low PRiczs. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) sepi-tr 1009 Pa. av., bet. Wth and 1ith sta, ee ee THE TRADES. yaa & CO., (SUCCESSORS TO WURDEMAN & Bro.) CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, No. 725 9th Street n. w. Work, Goods, &c., strictly first-cisss. 9e12-1m* B ‘The public is respectfully informed that the LYCETT BOOKBINDEKY is on . The same excellent the work turned ont ry Line for Boston, carried on as heretofore, workmen are employed, and. wit he tn the saptier 3 le which has always been a aps-ly 1019 Pennsyleania ave., 31 fioor. A. GEASS, CABINET