Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1878, Page 4

SA ot vis ett ed a priate a THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY ... October 1, 1878. The Weather. INPICATIONS T oF €) ‘LOCAL NEWS. ensed Locals. } be lighted at am. Which exonerates Dr. M the adviscry put [ ngton City Bible Society met ias evening, M . M. Ball president, and the so lety were notified of and accepied the -tecli ions of Messrs M. W. Beveridge and El ward Baldwin to serve on the board of diree So Receipts were reported amounting to ght members of the Schuetzen Verien Will serenade their new King. Christian Rup- Re The members will assembie at Myers’ hotel at 9 o’ciock, and with the full Marine Band mareh to the residence of King Ruppert. on ich street, where the serenade will take Place, after which the members will be enter. tained at the King’s banquet, in the large = & rooms on F street, between yth and lich streets, An entertainment was given last evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall by the West Minstrel Troupe for the b: 5 ferers. It was an Messrs. Smith, Keen e creat revivalat Foundry ast bight was wonderful. The ung gelist, Rev. Thomas Harrisca, commenced to exhort the congregation, but the interest and ex nt Wasso great among the p nist found it impossi rks. The invita- ‘ce namber hasiened Afier the congreza- Lanahan, the pastor, an afier meeting, tothe altar of pr: tion was dismisse: Edneatioza? funtitutions, y will take this ‘evening, at of. T. B. Hood, ceive applications themselves of his his own resid a enue, or at the Ross- at the school of OF at Miss Ste- ate, Georzeio Paris, ¢) r es privat> 1 t0 ladies, wentiemen and art, fro 9 form classes. For 4 L street, corner Con- Mme. Amelia Riehl, having returned from Amberst, Mas: he attended the nor- mal class taught by Dr. L. Sauveur, is now teach ill be held in the pariois of the sday evening, Oct. 8 at 7 lasses will be formed. The Spencerian Coltege gives youns people Praciical trainiag im business forms and methods. if Spabish taught and translated at 124 7th street northwest. i ‘Ibe law school of Columbian University will resume iis ex: Wednesday, the e at 6 o'clock p.m., When ‘nt ior the year wili be made, and opening addresses delivered by the pro- fessors. Applications f vtalogues Tk be he booksiere of W. H. & O. H. Mor- 5 Pennsylvania avenue; at the Na Bank. core w Yorkavenue d to the president of the Amusements. Tr ‘There was a good last evening to greet Owens’ reception exee'lently given, NatronaL M z supported by Mr. Hoey and Mr. Raiolor.b iwo characiers of unusual for. h was e: i and Miss I ‘ ATS for the sncert at Uh grand Congregational Chureh to-meirow evening will commence to-morrow meibing at $ oclo The concert is goins to be one of the musical events in the history of tt With a ehoras of ~ 0) voices and fS the root of the ref rising. ekson HL His Ex. subject willbe “A gton Typo rope.” Re om A VIRGINIA CON- he Alexandria Gazette of last even- wys:—Yesierday a canal boatman had a mule Stolen m him, near the Freedmen’s village, in the couvty, by a colored man. Ha at once repaired to a colored magistrate and procured a Warrant, and, accompanied by two Negro coustabies, stieceeded in capturing his man. On their way back to the magistrates, however, they were met by two negro men, Who took the prisoner away from the oflicers, teling them that their terms had expired and they had no right to make arrests. ne canal boatman was in town this es to make rought to + trustees, to J ‘hie, lot 14, F. M. Lewis to Hester, 4. Lane to S. V. Hurdle, . Benjamin Davenport. Vhite, lot 16, sa. 6 s h A. Arnold, lot 6, sq. iilips to M. A. Hilton L Croeke James a, lois List OF PATENTS granted to the residents of Maryland, Virginia and the Distriet of Co. lumbia. for the week ending September 17, iss:—William MecLaugblin, Banister, Yi oriable fence. William E. Baker, Baltimore, id. ; device for transmitting power. Jo-eph Adams, Washington, D. C.; gas regulators. Willtam A. Lavalette, Washington, D. C. pane presses. Trade-marks—P. H. Brother, Richmond, V plug cae’ baeco. Augustine O. Brummel 1g tO- B _, Washington, . C.; elastic iron paint. Philip Whitlock, Richmond, Va.; cigars, cigareties, smoking and chewing tobacco. and snuff. ATTACK ON A LaMrlLiGHTER.—Robdt. Jones, a Jampiighter, reports that he was attacked Yast night by John Brooks and others, who wonld have given him a good beating if it hadn't been for the police putting iu an ap- rance. This morning as Jones was put- Bing out his lamps on N street, between 17th Street and Connecticut avenue, a stone was thrown at him which smashed the giass of the lamp. Jones shot at the party who attacked him. There were four or five, he says, and he thinks some one got hit,as he heard him Seream that he was shot. SRETLAND SHAWLS, cardinal, white and Diue; water-proof cloth: all colors cloth for boys’ wear, & pure wool flanneis, all colors, He. very cheap: white blankets, pure wool, $3; White bianket: New fall patterns al Madam Hiuckley’s, over my store. Carter's, il Market space. Black cashmeres, purée Wool, S0e.: black alpaca, very fine, 25e. : beau. tiful fall dress goods, 15¢. Dr. Warner's health corset, $1.25.—Ad: |. POIsONING.—At the sof the Reform Schoo’ f the recent poisoning he board falied to gec The boys are now all a@elue to the mystery. safe fiom any danger, and no further cause for alarm exisis. The board directed an anal- ysis to be made of the food. Tre Boys’ DELIGET, in these days, is to be permitted to select their clothing ai the boys’ clothing house of B. Robiuson & Uo, Sy Pennsylvania avenue; and we mizot ‘now state that th popular firm have received an immense stock, in ail the new and desirabie styles for fall wear, whic they oifer at fair Prices.—Adrt. Ox Hexprep Pieces black and colored { District Government Affairs. Daniel Williams, late station keeper in the fist potice precinct, and John C. Toppia. col- ored, were fo day appointed as policemen. The Disirict Commissioners yesterday order that station keepers hereafter a; ted shall have the qualifications neces- | to be eligible for appointment as police- h fet Commissioners made an order | inthe matter of repairs to bituminous inents two proposals under different | essball not be received for one set of | nd to carry out this order bidders jnired to Specify the machinery in | their possession and its locality at the time | their proposals are made. ‘THE FIRE DEPARTMENT LoTs. The report of the “purchasing committee” of lots for the fire department recommends | partof lot in square 635, North Capitol street, east side, near C st 109 feet, to | be had for 3. Washington cirele, which think can be bought for about $1,000 above the ubpald taxes ($!.550,) which would make the 0 for 7,189 feet of ground, or about cents per foot. As the fire department suld, only need a little over 3,000 feet, at a of $2,000, the District world have besides feet fronting on the cireie for school, or other purposes. These lots were not offere | to the fire commissioners previous to the report. The Washington cirele lot is ch and desirably located. but as the fire commis- sioners will hot agree to expend out of the Congressional ‘appropriation more than su{- cient to pay fer the ground they need for the building, and as the District Commissioners say they have no fund from which to pay for the remainder of it, some other lot will proba- bly be agreed on by the fre commissioners. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. At the eet of the District Commission- ers yesterday afternoon the form of drawbac! certificate to be issued under the act for rev: vision of special assessments of June 19, 1878, was unanimously agreed on. The certificates are not to bear interest. It was aiso decided (Commissioner Dent dissenting) that the re- vised bills are to bear ten per cent. interest from date of original assessments. The fol- lowing are the forms adopted : “Drawhack Certificate.—Ojlice of —, Wash- ington, D.C. assessment No, is? .—This certifies that the ued by the Board of Publie Works, for non-payment of assessment for special improvement on lot — in square —, fronting on —,, for the sum of — dol- lars, bearing date of —. has been revised and corrected, and reduced to the sum of ou by authority of the act of Congress une ii, This certificate for the sum of — dollars is reeeivabie in payment of assessments for spe- cial improvements, and redeemable in the mapper prescribed for the rede: purchase of certificates as provid of the legislative assembiy of May 1833, en- fitled ‘ap act for extending the time of pay- ment of special assessments and for other purposes,’ after the provisions for the pur- chase and redemption of certificates named in said act shail have been fuliy carried out. Transfers must be made on the back of this certificate, the party to whom is. sued, b i ed attorney oF personal rep- reseniative, in presence of two wi Form of notice of revision of speeial assess- } ment scopted: | ice a shingion, D.C ,—, 1 van act of Congress, approved June 5 . the assessment for which lien certifi- | cate, No. —, issued by the Board of Public Works, for non payment of assessment special improvement, on lot No, x , froming on for the sum o dol lars, bearing date —, on interest at ten per eent. per annum. has been revised aud cor- rected and reduced to— dollars. The cor- rected items of charges and drawbacks are as follows: —-——. The payment of said sum, with the interest from the date of said certifi. eate, will discharge said property from the lien. Signed, Xe.” THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S SALARY AGATN. In reiation to the increased salary of the Distriet Attorney to $00 per annum, the Auditor not having been advised of the fact of such increase, did not include it in his esti- mates of funds required for current expenses, and no funds being available from which to pay it. he could not pass on the pay-roll for September and the months preceding, since July. A legal question has also arisen as to whether the Commissioners have power to make such inerease. This question was raised at a meeting of the Commissioners last by Commissioner Dent, who takes the gr that they have nosuch power. He FeO! an order, that the order of the 10th of S n ber, increasing the salary of the Atiorney above the limits of $3,000, a5 fixed by the the Legislative Assembly of 23d Augu — q w thority of His (See. 15) be reseinded, as the Commissioners, on reconsideration, have doubis of their ity in the premises; that for the same As: stan Attorney ry sth authority reasors the sairry of the be reduced to 31,7 section of said a of views, further 00, aS prescribed by After some i tion of this m Kiddie not yet b THE GARBAGE NUISANC Mr. J. H. Fow contractor ior alleys, writes to Engineer Hoxie, pursuant to orders ior cleaning alt, the mur i times required by his contract. he i dia doing sot eoaipelied te clean up and yions of garage au thrown into alleys by housekeepers. Th many instances he has called their attention to the fact that itis contrary to law, and that they are liable to prosecution for such violation. Such housekeepers answer that there is but two ways to do, one, to keep garbage on their premises, and breed a nuisance, or throw it in the alleys, asthe barbage contractor fails to colleet it. The removal of garbage places him under increased expense, and at the same time Persons complain about his dumping ground, that he causes a nuisance by dumping vegeta- ble matter where he should not. He states that he has entered complaint at the health otiee some days ago without effect. He ap- peals to the Commissioners for the adoption of some measure to compel the contractor to comply with his contract. BUILDING PER¥ITS__ issued by Inspector Entwisle: Victor Roux, construct a three-story brick dwelling, 102) th st. p.w. ; $1,200. George Hill, J briek building, Water, belween tomae sts, Georgetown ; $2.0: Cross, excavate for area to Db! corner Sth and E sts., south side and Williams, repair brick 455 C s National Hotel. alter and_ rey Stephen Brown, oduild shed, 925 B. . S. Wescott, construct two biick elling hand 2ithand Land M 0 . Charles Pom Ce two brick dwellings, Boundary, between Lith aud loth sts.; $1.40. Henry Logan, repair frame, 21 >. MM. Aliscareh, re pair brick. John Gites ‘ Wm. Brow Pp rame 332 8th st. $.e.; ¢s0. Dut }. P. Brown, repair frame 421 yth st.’s.e.; = —— DrvonceD.—Justice MacArthur has granted to Mrs. Milla A. Traitteur, a decree of divorce from her husband Charies F. Traitteur, with rmission to resume her previous name of lilla A. Leonard. The parties were married in this city September 17th, 1875, by Rev. Win. . Ferguson, of ithe Methodist Episcopal chure. They lived together until December 2d, of the same year, when the husbanad left her with the understanding that he was going to Muniea, rmany, to receive 95,00) queathed him by his father; but she failed to hear from him for sometime. In Febi 1876, she received CS to —_ York City with ie ores and wi on Passage across the oce: engaged to marry ope Elfried Gebens, and furnished her the means of suppo:t. On February 23d, he addressed the complaiuant a letter, in which he stated that four vears_pre- viously he married a woman in New York City, who was still living, and on this account he ‘could not return and live with her. In March following, Mrs. Traitteur went to New York and claims to have ascertained that her husband was feo ee a misiress with whom he lived before their marriage. When the discovery was made. Mr. Traitteur re- turned to Europe, and later the wife received aletter from Capt. Joseph Traitteur, statin; that his brother, her husband, was betrothes to Catharine Ananoch, of Russia, at Marien- bod, Bohemia, in July, 1878. This marriage was afterwards consummated. Being in pos- session of these facts sbe instituted the suit for divorce, which has just been granted. ALL-WOOL ingrain carpets, 59 cents per yard; beautiful styles of Brussels; ingraia carpets, 30, 37, 50, 60, 7 and S7 cents; Notting. ham Jace, from 25 cents; oilcloths, all widths; blawkets and comforts, from 75 cents up. Towson’s, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south | side.—Advt. Tse Equity Covxt for the October term met this morning and adjourned until Satur day next. All motions returnable today were continued until that date. Justice MacAr- thur will sit in the General Term during the present week. ENAMEL, onyx, pear], Roman gold and jet lockets, from one to, five dol! arse gold-plated silks, at Carter's, the popular cash dry goods | pebble glasses, four dollars, at Prigg’s jewelry celient black L silks are especial bargains. Col- ored siiks, very aren. ali colors, biue, brown, plum, steel, cardinal, and all the very light Shades of colored silks.—Adrt. UNDRESSED Kips, 3-button, at 65 cents; and real Evgiish castor gloves, 2 button, at one dojlar, at Chas. Baum's, 4 h street.—Adet. FRIED OYSTERS. 25 cts. per dozen, in a box. Schwing & Clarke's, 7th and G streets. —Advt. Ik, Ze. Our $f and store. 2 store, No. 157 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street.—Adrt. ——__. boxy containing ts pare anceresiatt £525,8 a f ix pairs, are certainly a gre: bargain, and should be seen, at Chas. Baum's, who now offers a 7 ween sc adete MARY Roods at very Se ParRtTsES wishing to borrow money at low rates of interest should call at B, H. War- ner’s.—Adtt, | empl ) workingmen defr: (T ve | the Navy, and stand prepared | Bhiss, L Workingmen’s Assembly. THE NAVY YARD EMPLOYES. TheWorkingmen’s Assembly met last night, Mr. J. H. Ralston in the chair, and John Chris- tian, ecretary. Resolutions adopted at a re- meeting of the Navy Yard mechanics, ng the civil engineer of the yard for ying mechanics aud laborers coutrary to law, were read. Mr. Wayson, from the special committee to investigate irregularities at the Washington Davy yard, submitted astatement supplement- ary to the report read one week ago before th eres The paper submitted siates that this action is forced from the committee by the action of the so-called workingmen of tha bureau of yards and docks. reported in the local press of Wednesday last : that the resolu- Ucns adopted by those persons do not deny the facts stated in the report of the commitce: of the W inzmen’s assemb! M ft Cleeves. clerk of the naval stores of the bureau of yarés and docks, not a mechanic, and wio, being undoubiedly the author of the resolu tions, has been working assiduously to obtain signatures and get his papers presented to the Navy department previous to those of this assembly. In this etiort he has used intimida tion without stint, and yet we defy him t show one man on his list (other than the so- <i ‘bosses’) Who are at the present time receiving first-class schedule wages. There i3 not one master worknian (rated as such) em- Ployed in the burean, so far as we ean leara. lere, for instance, is a sample of the manner in which men are employed. Andrew N who acted as president of the meet himself ‘foreman of masons.’ Now, scheduie of rates says a foreman of majons Shall, according to law, receive $4 59 per diem, yet this creature is raied on the books of the yard as special foreman of laborers, aud as such receives $35) per diem. Taere are two other foremen of laborers in this bureau, giving them plenty of * bosses.’ And this man Neville bosses the painters, bricklayers, stonecutters, plasierers, paver and laborers, none of the skilled workmen having any other foreman than himself. Those who know the engineer and his foreman (the ‘hman) Know full well that latter is only the tool which the former uses to accomplish his dirty purposes. Pope, who signs himself as leading man of joiners, we are so informed, receives only $2.74 per diem or 24 cents over the second-class joiners. when the law says such services shail be paid 24 cents over first-class joiners, or at the rate of $2.0 per diem. The schedule pay of first- class joiners is $2.75, but only one man in that shop getsit. There are men working at car- pentering and joining who only reeéive $1.5) per day. We can name, if necé: receive but #1 class wages: ers’ roll and working at joini eville, mond, @ machinist, wh receives but ) per da he should have $4. S, 1g painter, recei “per day, when Schedule rate is st-elass. Ti dule rate for piasterers is $259. but not one t that trade recsives more man em ee e mi than #2.25, t jority only #2, som received even low as $1.25. Ti 5, the S #2. They are paid it will be seen that in very instance th vded and Jotted. them by tit a tatements are facts, which this man inedy. kK at the hands of the Sveretary of brove all we state.” “Signed by the committe: ..,, EIGHT-HOUR LAW. Mr. Christian, from the Plasterers’ Union, reported.that the mechanics in this branch are | how Working on the eight-hour principle. CO-OPERATION. Mr. Ralston, from the committee on co-ope- c made a statement sowing that the ittee were busy arranging a system to rry out the plans. He asked that all the members cf the committee attend the meet- Jngs and fall into the movement. He moved Uhat one delegate from each union ba author- ized to be appointed by the several unions upon this committee on co-operation. A member asked Mr. Ralston to explain the purposes of the movement and what was meant by co-operation in connection with this ee y. Iston explained that it was suficient iefiy that it meant in the end to give ngmen the benefits of the profits upon their labor, instead of giving it all to con- tractors and bosses. NIZATION, miltee on organization. It appears to be a very quiet and innocent affair. The services of this committee are very much needed at the machinists’ department of the Washington navy yard. He did not desire any longer to represext @ body which has so flimsy and weak an organization. This committee should take this matter in hand. He did not propose to attempt hereafter to represent a union which is not fuliy and th ughly organized. Relief of Yellow Fever Sufferers. TUE NATIONAL COMMISSION, The executive committee of the Relief Com- mission met at noon: present, Messrs. Solo-. mous (\n the chair), Woodworth, Wolf, Davis, Warner and Dickson. ‘Lhe chair presented a commu Assistant Adjutant General Drum, exclosing ene of telegrams to Gen. Townsend, as fol- low soc suggest if it were not better to have two officers sent together to distribute supplies from is. C.C. Ava . AUGUR, Brig. Gen’l commanding.” “Gen'l ©. C. Augur, commanding Depart- Ment of the South: The Seeretary ot War says two oficers will be sent with supplies, as sug- gested in your dispatch of to-d: “E. D. TOWNSEND, Adj't General.” Aiso, the following letter “RICHMOND, VA., Sept. 20, 1878.—A. 8. Solo- mons, chairman: Your telegram of this date just received. The treasurer of the fund for the relief of the yeilow ‘ever sufferers is in direct communication with towns sorely af- flicted, and finds prompt use for all funds at his disposal. Sincerely regretting our inability to compiy with your request, I am, sir, etc., “KR. E, BLANKENSHIP, “Vice Pres't Chamber of Commerce.” A communication was received from Rev. J. A. Walter, calling the attention of the com- mission to the indizent condition of the fami- ly of George N. Barber, deceased, (a volun- teer nurse who died at Memphis,) aud urgiag that some provision be made for them. The following telegrams were received: Sr. Lovuts, Mo, Oct. 1.—Baitimore and Brooklyn double their subse: ons. Sirall commence loading to day. YS A. K. SHEPHERD, Chairman. HsntrorD, Conn., Oct. send W. 8. i Attorney, St. Li today yellow fever s BOR: Barox Rowan, ba.. Scpt. Woodwort s pres im A. D. HERRON, Pr ‘The sum of 2.0 was ordere ed to supply immediate wants. OIL Crry, Pa., Sept. 30, 1873. for $10) to W. Hi. Bliss, St WukeL . i mit $70) to W. H. Bliss, U.S. atto Louis to-morrow morning for relief 18. H. J. SWEENY, M: KALAMAZOO, WIS., Oct. 1, 187 Yeliow Fever Relief Commission: 2 What place or places are most in need of aid on account of yellow fever suffering. E. O. HUMPUREY, President Mich. State Society. Replied to as follows: EO. TIRIpn ES: President, etc:—We are al now loadin: tt St. Louis to carry food, ice, and medicines to small places on Missis- sippi river cut off from communication. Send all you ean, care W. H. Bliss, U. 8. district at- torney, St. Louis, and telegraph your action to us. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 1, 1878.—Gov. Alex. R. Shepherd: When does boat for south leave? ‘Will bedding and clothing be of use? We will gladly send such if needed. JouN WANAMAEER, for Citizens’ Com. Replied to as follows: John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa: First boat leaves St. Louis probably Thursday. Bedding and Cele i tiers care District Attorney Bliss will in time. If cireum- stances warrant, will dispatch another boat at once. A.8. SoLOMons, Acting Chairman. CASH CONTRIBUTIONS received by treasurer since last report:—“Old Cow Bells’’ (sold at auction), $1.51; W. H. Nal- ley and his beok binders, $3; Rev. D. H. Comp- ton, #5; Meth, Prot. Sabbath School, George town, D.C., through Rev. J. T. Murray, $; clerks in Post Office, $19.25. (Gen. A. W. Adams contributed on Satur- ba Seb instead of $3.79 as heretofore pub- ished. APPRAISERS APPOINTED. — Messrs. B. H. Warner, W.B. Webb, W.H. Clagett, E. E. White and 8. J. Morsell were to-day notified by District Attorney Wells of their appoint ment to acre lots 1, 2, 3,4and 5, in square 575, and lot 9, in square 576, with a view to their condemnation for public use. The ap- praisers named will meet at Mr. Webb’s office to-morrow morning, at 10%¢ o'clock. THERE WILL BE LOTS OF FUN at the tub race, which takes place at the swimming school, on E street, between 6th an 17th streets, this evening, commencing ai 7:30 o'clock. Ladies, accompanied by gentiemen, are especially invited. The tub race will be fol. lowed liately by a fine swimming exhibi- tion. t BEp ComForts only 75 cents; large double blankets, $2.50 Pon pair; new fall dress good: latest styles, 25 cents; wool dress goods, 1: cents; K cashmeres, all wool, nts; black mohair, double width, 25 ceuts; water- roof cioth, navy blue, seal brown, gray and Bisex. ‘Towson's, 636 Pennsylyaua avenue, south side.—Advt, LETTERS FROM THB PEOPLE. Our Own Poor. Editor Star:—We read with approval H. M.’s appeal for our own poor. It is well to remem- ber them when we are giving so Fen Go the south. for the fever stricken have the blessed privilege of dying, while our poor must live and suffer. The two hundred pairs of blankets sent south are equally needed here. and we ought to take care of our own first. Not long since you quoted from a southern pal or some- thing about the present distress in the south a glorious opportunity for the north to wipe out sectional feelings and win her way to the affection of the south. I do not believe in bought affection. I know the Bible says forgive your enemies, but it does not say for cash. Let us now take care of our own poor. Hoosen WoMa: MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to Wm. F Nott, of Winchester, Frederick co., Va.. and Allie F. Bland, of Washington, D.C.; Daniel B. Immich and Cassie Hanle! Ad; C. Hands and Mary V. Thompson; Richard P. Dorsey and Emeiine Rankins; "Robert W. Conrad, of Frederick, Md., and Katie Pooler Frank Smith and Mary Ann Parson; Frank H. Towne, cof Fitchburg, Mass., and Laura C. a of Prince George's co., Md. ; Richard H. Carroll aud Isabella Minor: Ww. H. Baker and Hosanna Jenkias; Elisha B. Ester and Alice G. Hardii Berry Maa due and Sarah Barnes; G. N. Stranatiam. of New London, Conn., and Nelvilla J. Amiss, of Cuipeper co., V CHARGE OF ROBBERY.—John Zamoiskl, alias Miller,” aiias “The Big Jew Knock,” and Jas. Lewis, alias “Peg-leg,’” were arrested yester- day afternoon by Sergeant Johnson and Of ficers Boyle and Scott, of the seventh precinct, charged ‘with robbing Elwood De Unger, a drummer for a rubber oo of Trenton, N. J..at the restaurant of Mr. Lambert, on New Jersey avenue, between B and C sircats mys of$li, They were locked up at the sta- fon. FRIED OYSTERS, 25 cts. a dozen, in a box, at John’s restaurant, corner 7th and D. us THE COURTS. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT. . The name of J. 8. Vowles was presented for admission to the bar and referred to the ex- amining commiitee. THE GEORGETOWN WATER TAX CASE. The case of James 8. Welch vs. ihe District of Columbia and Water Registrar was taken up, and was on hearing when our report closed. The complainant prays for a perpetual injunetion to restrain the District of Columbia and Water Registrar from collecting further water rents from the citizens of Georgetown who have complied with the terms of tue con- tract.. This suit is brought asa test case by one of the citizens of Georgetown, and_there are many back of itabiding the result. It was brought in the Equity Court, and, involving such serious interesis,was certified to the G: eral Term, to be heard in the first instane Me: . Joseph H. Bradley aud Wm. D. Ca sin appear for the complainant, and Francis Miller, esq., for the District, and their answer is a general denial of the bill of complainant. Court IN GENERAL TERM Yesterday, after argument, the cas of the United States vs. Cephas Jones was submit- ted. Ryan vs. Woodward ; motion to dismiss for failure to print, argued and submitted. Circuit CourT—/sudge Humphreys. To day, Samuel Strong vs. the District of Columbia. The testimony was completed in regard to the work in Georgetown, and then the court adjourned. Yo-morrow the remain- ing contracts will be taken up aud testimony received in regard thereto. Pouice Cocrt. Judge Snell. To-day, Harry Caulifiower, loud and bois- terous; $5 or 15 days. Mary NutrelJ, vagrant; bonds or % days. David Speaks, profanity; $5 or 7 days. James Taylor, vagrancy; bonds or James H. Jones, profanity ; $ Catharine Woodfork, profanit, Margaret Kernan, vagrancy; bonds john T. King, loud and boister- ridays. Oscar Matthews, disturb- ing ‘the quiet of Georgetown: $3 or 7 days. John Jomoiski, alias John Miller, vagrane: bonds or 30 days. Walter Jones, throwin stones in the street: 3 or 7 days. K. J. Glas: cock and J. W. Shea, ailray; collateral for- feited. Defendants are two plate-printers, who gave fictitious names. John W. Davis, assault; collateral forfeited. Christopher Plu- Yer, assault; collateral forfeited. Catharine Woodfork, assault on Catharine Rogers; $3. George Howard, larceny of a bunch of fish. Defendant was a little pickaninny not over 8 years of age; $ or 10 days in jail. James H. McDonald, ipreeny of a set of table castors; $ or 20days. Michael Kavanaugh and Joho McLane, larceny of plasterers’ tools. Me- Lane plead cuiliy, but said he took the tools by mistake, while drunk; dismissed. Cornelius Hill, assault on Sarah Pratt; John Williams, violation of game law, (shoo ing robins in Berry’s woods) ; $10 or 1!) day: George Walker, John Walker aud in ja John 1. Barnes, assault and battery on Geo. Taft, i ‘row on’a schooner at among black sailor: assault on a sma the Gth-street wharf peach. W. HL Tuntla, 78. Though the mor- that at New Or- { the former ee aud Missis- Aviong the the Re y ief to various points in Temne: sippi where the fever prevail: reported at Memphis we noted colored pt aL Dr. E. T. Eatly, a volunteer physician from Little Rock. A child of Rey. 5. Arnold, & local preacher of the Methodist E: Hscopal chureh, died yesterday, being the last of a family of seyen who have fallen victims to the pestilence. The Central Relief Association of New Orleans are complaining of a scarcity of funds to meet the increasing destitution, and design appealing to the Howard Association for assistance, and to the Secretary of War for the issue of rations,and if not accorded to make another appeal to the people at larg ‘The New Orleans report yesterday include: deaths and 100 new cases. Families who have been at the watering places across the lake have returned to the city in large numbers. Three of one family who returned oa Sunday were taken down with the fever the sa:ne night. Wm. Fairchild, telegraph operator at ane penee is dead, and C. K. Barry, of Brookhaven, sent to take his place at the Key, is now down with the fever. The Baton Rouge Howard Association appeal for further ail. With over fifty new cases every dav, their re- sources are nearly exhausted. “They havehad eleven hundred cases. Tne O'Leary-HuGHes WALKING Matcu. Tn New York yesterday morning Jonn Hughes ‘tarted on his tramp of six days with Daniel 'y at Gilmore's Garden for the A: ion belt and $1,000. Up to 10 o'clo 5 shes, within § hours 25 minu'es and 13 seconds from the time of starting, had accom- plished 50 miles, while O'Leary i letod is 45th mile. Time: 9 hours 7 mi onds. At 5 p.m. Hughes had mad and two laps, O’ Leary 76 miles and 4 COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.—A min named M. Dewitt Cummings was arrested in Sy cuse, N. ¥., Sunday for passing counter! money. On searching him a quanti: terfeit silver coin was found on his }) was lodged in jail and the officials proceeded to visit his residence in the southera part of the county, about one mile from ‘Tully village. They there unearthed in a barn full sets of dies and moulds, and alsoa quantity of mate- rial of which the coin was made. In the dwell- ing of a man named Ramsay, where Cum- mings had boarded, were found crucibles which the prisoner had used. When confront- ed with these evidences Cummings confessed to making the moulds, but denied uttering the coin. He had passed a large quantity in Syra- euse about two weeks ago, the saloons of the city being generally swindled. CITY ITEMS. POPULAR Prices.—Suits to order, $16.50. Eiseman Bros., corner 7th and E streets. 3 No Insurious SupstaNce enters into the pound of Lodille’s com} jache ic. Cures headache in less than twenty minutes. DR. HARTLEY’s GREAT REMEDY FOR Ca- TARRH is recommended in all cases yi! promi- nent physicians and druggists. Sell it every- where. Free trjal treatment to-morrow, Wed- nesday, from 3 to 7 p. m. at 641 L street n.w. POPULAR PRIcEs.—Pants to order, #1. Eise- man Bros., corner 7th and E streets. 3 MvLtrrupgs of people require an alterative torestore the healthy action of their system and correct the derangements that creep into it. Sarsaparillas were used and valued, until several impositions were palmed off upon the ublic under this name. Ayers Sursapariiia is no imposition. F -ARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. ath iphas been used for cl from teething or other causes. An old ani well-tried remedy. ._25 cents a bottle. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf iculars, mailed Galvanic Co., New York city. To LADIES AND Gz call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- Dyeing Establishment, No.906 @ street, ca ea poe pe GEORGETOWN. ARREST.—Alfred Stone, who was engaged in the melee at Denty’s restaurant, Saturday night, and who, it 1s said, held Quackenbush while Robinson mauled hiin, was arrested this morning by Officer Harper and sent before Judge Sneil for trial. Quackenbush, the in- yu man, lies in a precarious condition. DESERTER ARRESTED.—Wm. O'Brien, a sai- lor on the Firman L. Mulord, deserted the ship on her entry here. and was’ arrested yes- terday by Otiicer Voikman. After a hearing before ‘Squire Buckey he was ordered to be “locked up till the Vessels The Mulford sailed for Havana this morning, and O'Brien was put on board. . GRAtN.—Arrived by canal, boat Ruby, with 4.500 bushels of wheat to Hartley & Bro.; boat Medley, with 320 bushels do. to same. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—The offerings on ‘Change amounted to-day to 4.420 bushels of W I oJ bushels at 2! :"4,000 bushels of hange yesterday at 103%4 105';, wheat sold after per bushel. Port.—Entered, steamer E. C. Knight, Cap- | tain Chichesier.from New York, with mer- chandise for District merchants; steamer De- fiance, Capt. Ford, from Philadelphia, with | assorted cargo to same. Cleared, steamer De- fiance, Ford, for Philadelphia, with return cargo. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL. OWENS. LAUGHTER. A CORDIAL AND MERRY W&LCOME, to the eminent American comedian, “A merrier man I never met withal.’*—Shakes- peare. To-night a double comedy performance. A delight- ful comedy and a merry farce. EVERYBODY'S FRIEND snd THE HAPPI- Est DAY. ‘BODY'S FRIEND and THE HAPPI- veer FST pay. Mr, Owens as De Boots and Mr. Giman, Wecncedsy—VICTIMS AND FORTY WINKS. Thursdsy—Last night of OUR BOYS, Monday—ONCLE TOM’S CABIN. SU ?ERB SCENERY. COMPLETE CAST, AND ONE HUNDRED AUXILIAKIES. cotl-tr HEATER COMIQUE. OPENING OF THE FALL AND WINTER MONDAY, 8EPTEMBER £0, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. First ap of the young American actor, Mr. ORNTON, in the great border drama _entitied SIMON KENTON. THE NEW VARIETY COMPANY: Harris aud McNetce. Bryant aud Saville, John B Wilis and Mary Adama, Maude Florette, Suydam. Brothers, Elotse Alien, vennie Parker, and our great stock company. oth -1y Grae CONCERT. L 500 VOICES, 65 ORCHESTRA, GEAND ORGAN. EIGHT PROFE-SORS of Music to conduct, given in aid of the Yeilow Fever Sufferers, and under the auepicesof the National Relief Commission, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and G sts., WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct, 2d. 1878, at 8 o'clock, lock, ‘Tickers, for eale everywhere, 60 cents, On and after Monday reserved seats at Eilis & Co.'s, 25 cents extra, sepa7 6: aN SHI BIT > * MARKUITER’S 1 FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, BE street, 0. 626 qi Choice Oll Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c. Aigo, largest stock o! per Haugings, Window es, Picture Tas- sels, Wlngs, Nails, Ser om ths Disc e Be + ct. ‘aa TREN CASH. 4@- Please remember Name and Number. jy]-ly PPESPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, sell your CAST-OFF CLOTHING to own advantage, at JUSTH’S ULD STAND, 619 D street northwest. ._8.—For FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be pad, as I make a specialty of them. Notes by mail will be promptly attended to. eep28-tr LECTURES. A. WASHINGTON TYPO IN EUROPE. LECTURE BY JACKSON H. RALSTON, FEANKLIN LEGION HALL, CORNER 6TH AND C STREETS Nonruwesr, TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1878, AT8 P. M. ‘Tickets 25 cents. For sale by Milans & Wilkins ae Lang & Co., booksellers, and at the door, DERGARTEN LECTURES, by Lovis® PoLLcck. every Tuesday anc y, at 7 p.m. First lecture. oxplalsing t tober Ist, In K.G, hail, 929 8h 20 lessons, Compauicn to tic! ted free. GEORGETOWN S POTOMAC INSURANCE COMP. > Ufiice. No. 55 Higi Georgs: ow: G.. Sept. 1ith, 1878. Mrs, d a. Oc of shall be made, parties who their policies they prefer it, aud will car they will bs waited wu Gombany. “(eepis-2w) J. OCTOR B.F. CONNELG, Homer ati: No. 76 Bridge st., Georgetown, D, practical experience and unexcepiionat references, Set 25-26" CHOOL BOOKS.—A complete assortment of all Kinds used in the Public and Private “ohovig for sale at very iow prices by E. K. LUNDY, 138 Bridge st., Georgetown, ‘wuss ESt42 TL eED IN 18315 see Gnd Improved in 1874; the Compisis Te this parcot fas country. W. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, a9 TeTerson Sis moar Bridoe 8t., George- Byers nine wpertalninl to the business Dt ly attended to." the cleantt ‘arpets, Drugaets ahd. Biankots a specialty “a euininer of C: uring the months. een ceed and returned ro ofcharge. Orders nd express prom} to. Address as above, iy Bore EDUCATIONAL. JPRQEESSOR HENRI MASSON will receive 9 plications for puplis cestraus to avall them- selves of his instruction ia FRExc a, at h's own residence, No 2113 Penna. avenue, or at lym Seminary, on 1 street, or at the se Charch of the Tnesrnation: CiLegiate Institut, Georget tion f) give to bis’ more aly classes of conversation the benef cnce a week. in French, of his now completed work, **A Life in Two Worlds." sensed M ME. AMELIA RIEHL, having returned AVA rom Amburst, Mass. where sie attended the Norval Class taught by Dr. L. Sanvear, ts hoW prepared to teach French, so that time and money may be saved. be ‘Will De taught ‘without the aid of Engtich. the Ross- olof t A prelimiuary mect- ing will be belt in the Parlors of the Y. M,C. A. CearAy EVENING, Oct, 8. at 7p. m., after which classes will be formed. “Ali contlaily invited tobe present, Residence 1001 New York avenue, seyps8- GAN ISH TAUGHT AND TRANSLA WO iok4 17h st new. Terms moderate. rAv SCHOOL OF COLUMBIAN UNIVES- SITY. Faccuty: JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D., President. WALTER 8. Co . Professor of the Law of Realaud P nal Proper- ty, of Contracts, and of Crimesand M.sde- meancrs, WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. B.. Professor ef Equity Jurispru:ence, of Common Law and Equity Pieading. of the Law of Evi- derce, anc the Law of Partnership. M. B. LAWR&NCK, LL. D..D.C.L., Professor of the Law of Nations. The exercises of the school wil! be resame4 on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Octoper, at 6 Sock p.m. When the announcements for the ear wil addresses. ered. v the Troteeon et sestied eset Under graduates and new students purposing to School are iuvited to be Drowns, as 8160 luates in law Who may desire information Te- Specting the operations of the POST GRADUATE. DErARTMENT, which was established last year. ‘The charge for tuition in the under-graduates’ department is $80 for a single year, of $159 for two ears, payable in advance haifyearly, or in mouth- gustalin’ - as sone Students. e ‘uition fee inthe Post Graduate Department 1s $50. payable in monthiy instalments, and cover- ing the entire period of nine months. ‘Students in this department during the last y free of charge for the current year. Applications for catal Lookstore of W. B. avenue: at the N, York a a ues May be mafeat the 0. H. Mori ison, 475 Ven: 1 Savings Bank, coraer Net street. and to the President (Bost, Rep) 824 25-10 G. MARING'S DANCING ACADEMY, at Mariat'sH, This Academy wii! open on SATURDAY, 23, 1878, for:he reception cf pupils, Ail Puplis are invited toattend theopsning—at3 o’cive! misses and masters, and at 8 D. m. for ‘The lirst reguiar lesson wi!i be given Tues~ t. 3st, 18:3. ‘Sepel-lw OUN CONVERSATIGN AL. ¥RENCH CuUASSES, So LISH TO BE SPOKEN, ) For Ladies, Young Ladies, Misses, and Little OF TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Rate per month, $3, $4, aud $5. Prog, LUCIEN E. ©. COULIERE, A. M. Course opens September 24 28, and 28, at 2:30 ovclork. sepls-20 (Successer to Miss A, MES 8.5, SPAY= D. Merritt and M C. Graves, ) assisted sof teschers, will reopen her 2 ergarten for Boys and Giris TEMBRE 18. at 800 i8th street, corner of H. ‘the Normal Training Cla s wiil begin October 15. if particniars address the Principal, sepl7-Sur Fowsed UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL COLLEGE, WINTER SESSION ‘Will commence OCTOBER 1s7, and continnes five months. This school offers a tuorougn course of Medica’ Instruction to all propery qualities appll- cants, without to gex or color. Tuition fi Dr circulars address PURVIS, Secretary, No. 1118 13th st. Faculty.—W.W. Patton, D.D.. President; @1d- eon S. Palmer, M.D., Dean and Professor of Phy- siclogy and Hygiene; Chas. #.Parvis, M.D., Sec- Tetary and Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ard Children: Niel F. Graham, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Sunge- ry; Daniel. Lainb, M.D... Professor of Descri; tive and Surgical Anatoly; Wm H.Seaman, A M., Protessor of General and Medica’ Chemistry’ ‘Thos. B. Hood, M.D,. Protessor of the and Practice ‘of Medicine; John E. Brackett, M. D.. Professor of Materia Medica and Therapentics; 8.1. Watts, M.D.. Lecturer on Pharmacology; A. P. gue, Mt Demonstrator of Anavomy, sey 8-eolm ROCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GInts, SANDY SPRING, MD. ‘This Institution will be epened SEPTENBER 16th, It will Le conducted on the same principles, and with the same assisiants, as the Stanmore 4 which my sister, Caroline H. Miller, nas conelad to relinquish. A full courss of tastructions, with lectures, wlil be given. For clrealars, with verms and other particulars, HENKY C, HALLOWEL. a. M., sugiz-eo8m Principal. ENWICK BEMINA RY, A ¥ YOUNG LADIES, wats B M. A. TYSON AnD SISTERS. Conte's Station and P.O., B. © 0. it. Ht, Prince George’ Ma The dattes of this I: a willbe resumed (0, V.) cn MONDAY, Soptemper 16th. We Boarders wiil be received tn copnection with mane 28, UPOL ACs atnodativg tor Circulars may be bad on applicath pal. angi LS ROSSLYN SEMINARY wil! re-open" at 0. 1536 I st. 2. w., on WEDNESDAY, Septer sepi2s-im pany ae MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, Pa. 8 Beptemver Lith, pnoronen tnstractions in te bags Pod tasticsand English, For circulars, THEO. HYATT, President. Bi [PXOF. KH. BARILI will resume his }INGING LESSONS on THURSDAY, Sevt. 19, st Marini’s lail, where he can be seen on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 10 to12 o'clock a.1a, sepl4-1in nits, — agh courses in ¥ Fi ee ees ‘a istructors. 28 Principal, 606 th st. new. ‘Sepia mi RIVATELY OR IN CLASS—Latin, Matho- P Se a Arithmetic simpil- fied. West Point, Annapolis or Coll ite prepara Mon. ‘Terms moderate, 8. W. FLYNN, A. M., 12a7 Est. nw. Callbefore 11 am. ; after p. ni, to a iLOCUTION.—Instraction given in Klocation, fo scncols, private classes and to individual by Miss M. K. SCHREINER, A, M., 943 M si D.w., and 1006 Mass, avenue, s0p9-Im GNIFICE! STOCK M* NT oF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. CONSISTING OF OVER 100 DIFFERENT STYLES MEN’S DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY STYLES OF MEN’S DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS. FIFTY STYLES MEN’S OVERCOATS. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ® YOUTH'S BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. 4@-Tho aboveare all of the Latest and Best Fab- rics, and made in the most Fashionabie Styles, at Prices Lower than ever offered before, Pisase call and see before purchasing elsewhere, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsyloania avenue, eepeé-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th street, ED z= wig (Go —Fhe in —. &c., of a fair Cy ain uN srroeh, neve avenue, ADEMOISELLE BRUN., FRENCH TEACHE AND CONVERSATION, sepT-l 1803 H street n.w. M USiCAL CONSERVATORY, Masic Hall, 432 ‘9th st. n.w.—The fall term (teuth year) com- mences Sept. 9. Tuition, $5 to $20. Twelve teach- ers. Free advantages. sep7-1m ‘0. B. BULLARD, Director. \CLECTIC SEMINARY, No. 1434 Q street. ‘The Normal Clasa, for auch as wish to nd learn a: master a better method of teaching. will be formed SEPTEMBER 9, The other classes are nearly ase ” Mr, & Mrs, Z. RICHARDS, sep7-2m Miss M.A] WADSWORTH. Mi: J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMS has re- or amet bis ee oy ae. Piano, Rete data cucomomon we N. B.—Classes now forming. sept A®, ROBOCL Es. 8. KE. FULLER, Prin- CIPAL, 1318 I streez, opens its ninth annual SEPTEMBER if . ii all pai i places, ‘seps-im* i TNER NORMAL SCHOOL. TUITION FREE. ‘the at the ita boursofGa.m,and3p.m. . Mrs. E.M.O°Conncr, ¥F. Mrs. 0. B. Pa poste aay, Park, On ‘the Metropolitan cars, ‘TEMBER For particulars Pei Mrs. @. M. (Condron and Miss A. Tolman 8: ac2m RNE’S BOARDING AND D, Mee LOOL for ¥¢ sand Ghildren ay oung wil at 963M F MONDAY, Sepeamver ‘ruplis prepared’ for Harrard examinee sugls 3m UBINESS COLLEGE, 107 Peansyivania ave, p.m, Terms ‘and §8 per month. — arate Sa nie eee HOMMER days and’ 1-30 ARCHEE INSTITUT! _ EDUCATIONAL. USICAL.—VONCH & SON have resamed course of im aa thelr regular Bs lin, Piano and the vari: ments. Residence, 68 H N TUTE. ConcomD= WILL y8, $50 per quarter; iris, Strdents red tor busines ale or ase vard College, Lustrartors first-class, fer#2-ly J. SHORTLIDGE, Prin. RVING FEMALE COLLEGE, BURG. PA. A Reathful. dea t « Home and School, Opens 334 yuar Rev. T.P. Rox, A. M.. Pros. PENCBRIAN BUSINESS OULLEUK, corer s§ ‘Tb and 1, eta. D.w,, gives ecacation tor read pps and daughters. T! apt. sth, ence, Breiness mony, Comm Bed Breting ne Menuay on An, cS |. ALFRED 5U1AC ish French Boarding aud for Young Lutes, No. 1033 Connect ic: Duties Fesuturd on Bepiember Bh, Nu it Pople Limited, 8-3" } INDRRUARTEN AND SOIL end advanced cl | NORER, i197 | Normal ciaat for ladies, Octal EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS EVESY THURs- d SUNDAY daring Round trip, £0 cents, Too SECLIE ess-sirect bridge, Georeesown. 4°83) Weather permitting, for 1 NIV! Pikoee ing lathe best duriag this mu:"h. Scenery along the route and at the Falis ts the nest tn the etter OTICE TO MOUNT VER: AS- mae MSE Se sisoron, aia has been recently refitted and furn- ‘ ished, L, Lb. BUAK: a allowed to ts ‘a ras a4 pm. J. MOH, Spied at 10am. and ret a HOLLINGSWORTH, Sup"t Ladies Mount Ver= Bon Aswctation. Ll. BLA ington, or Mi Wash LAKE, cats 7 __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 1 EP “CEDAR CARPET LINING, MOTH PROOF ALL LIRR IT THAT HA AT ¥. MOKRISON'S Parer Wane 24 lu 05 and SO UMNACES, RANGES, STOVLS. TO BUYERS OF FIRST-CLASS GouDs. Your attention is tovited to LAUSEN FL Usep it, noree, D st. Call and examine my stock. E. IM 230N, : Fixtures of &. Mitchell, Vance & Co. 1 now offer the ‘+ finest and cheapest goods south of New ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVB BB- TIEB SATISFACTION, E. F. BROOKS, seplé-tr Fifteenth st.,(Corsoran Bo iding.> JREFORE MAKING SELECTIONS, Purchasers are Invited to call aud examioe our new “LEDEROIT” EANGE, FURNA FIREPLACE HEATER, ‘We also have tn stock a largo line of GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, GEATEZS, ae, Which have been placed at low figures, PLUMBING, ROOFI"G, GAS and STEAM FITTING executed promptly Uy reuevie work- en, = AND EDWARD CAVERLY & 00., (Late Sarre, Bince & Co.) fepls tr 909 F street, Basonic Temple. [OME THING NEW. a FIRESIDE STOVE POL BRST IN MARKET. TRY FRANK HUM Wasi SAMeLEL sep]2-ec39t G45 FExTUnEs Gs! GAS FIXTURES, Having recentiy purchased, .t a govai sacrifice, the Entire Stock of a manufacture dectining vasle eas, We are prepared to offer GAS FIXTURES POSITIVELY AT FACTORY PRICES, Persons purchasing GAS FIXTURES from can have them put up in Washiogion FREE O! ALL EXPENSE. ©. ¥. DAVIDSON & 00., 5 North Liverty street, Baltimore, Maryland, . E. GALTRE 815 7th st., bot. F TT AsLe WABE. HOUSEREEPERS Mtting out can quire st oar store, both for and KigCHEN, in CHINA, Ci A a GLASSWARE. CUTLERY, PLATED WAREand HOUSE FURNISHING GUODB, of BEST quailiy, at Low Puicus. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) fep2-tr 1009 Pa. av., bet. 1th ond Wn WE HAVS OPEDED 4 SEW YARD, OPPOSITE OUE PRESENT YaKD, ‘Where we will keep on hand a targe lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work. VA. PINE BOARDS, ail sengths, Ber 100 3.91.00 VA. PLIE SIDING, per 100 feet. seen LOD VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet Jong, por 100 ft. 1.20 VA. PINE JOIST, med’m lengths,per 100 ft. 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet. POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet. WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1.000. WHITE PINE PALINGS, Greseea, 4-4 and 6-4, per 100.... vet eeeee, THE ABOVE LUMBER Is ALL @ 20D. WE ARB NEVER OUT OF JT. For Fine Lumber, see The Post. sepe-tr 0ODS WELL BOUGHT i8 HAL? SOLD, Curreco Kid Bution Boter) “su 80, worth ae }L schoo! Shoe in the District. Tee. Sehant See. 113. 3. W. SELBY’ between, ee 1914-1916 sop2s-tr