Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1878, Page 4

‘SHE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. .October t, 1878. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrice oF Cutz? SIGNAL OFFICER, 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 18 t the middie staies and 3 east to northwest winds, stationary or Fr pressuie. clear or partly cloudy wea- vary and higher temperatures. gland, LOCAL NEWS. usements, &e.. Tonight. u Condensed Locals. eet lamps is at 10:35 p. euishi isa. m. d jury was discharged this after. londay next at 10 o'clock. ers’ (inion met last night. and re- @ inass meeting next Thursday P: soived toed uight. The union is now out of debt. several Ww members joined last night. Yesterday. Mr. John B. Johnson, superin- teucent of ihe Howard University, discovered a box in a ditch inthe rear of the collega, which, on inspection, was found to be a cot containing the body of a colored child. tice of the Peace Helmick, reported ex. om the association of justices of this + Was, upon explanation made by him Monday evening before that organization, re- instated to membership by a unanimous vote. The Celumbia Rifle Association will shoot at Beuning’s onthe 18th instant for the bronze medal for 1578, presented to the association by the National Kite Association. The badge me cated last year was won by Col. Bura- side. The Nellie will leave to-morrow morning for ancther tripto the Great Falls. Everything fer th ‘asure and accommodation of the arefully provided. See advt. rial Home and Training I nth of September, 1.ty meals were servedatthe home and 2 sent outside. four applications for situa: situations found for males ‘o. 4, Sons of i th ior ii phicers. W. P.. Witham J. Boyd Eva il R mund Bur L. J. 2. Ta Masion \ i. T. Pas ogton Monu. . Blake tendered til the h ange county. He wasa native of this city, but has been a resident of Virginia for the last twent eld at Geo to paya visit on the follow on the ‘opolitan Lodge, No. Riu of ibis month. ——— District Government Affairs. ers Were this morning by the Commissioners to make especting the cost of tvo steam es and one hook and ladder appa. ratus complete, suitabie for us+ in the District fire department, and report with their recon. mendations in the premises. ‘The paragraph under the head of “District Government Attairs,” in yesterday's Star, in loual expenditures of #1500) meats chis Season, was mis- street i prov ut said the Cor i o enforce the laws as they exist to the Id go no further, mit wer to withhold ied that the efforts of the temperance organizations be directed to Congress. After some further discussion Mr. Hawes withdrew. FIFTH PRECINCT STATION HOUSE. Inspector Entwisle, in a communication to the District Commissioners upon the subject of the report from the health officer respeet- she condition of the fifth-precinet station Keenses. He re house, which was referred to him, states that | he finds that the imperfeet construction of sewers under ceil building the whole house is very foulTrom sewer gases ; that in order to remedy it a runni under the sewer in cell He does building clos it nee damp from rains. is not suitable for s and ventilation are He recommends the reoe- al guardhouse, dt RAS € it with that view, S the cost of remodeling it and d order at ys it Ke the best station house in the elly, as it has Tt and ventilation oa all sides A MARKET HOUSE GRUMBLE. A number of dealers in the Western marke! house have sent a written protest t triet_ Commissioners lainins of uer in whic of this 2 the market ihe District ef the dealers. When the was with the understand- ing that <sters would be allowed to sell ob the outside of the market house. Instead of this, the District government have been issuing permiis “for a small consideration,” allowing all persons to sel on the outside. Tue petitioners contend that this is unjust to the dealers, Who are the real supporters of the market. They also state that if there was an order issued and enforced against this outside business, there would not be a vacant stand in the market. whereas there is nearly one- half the produce stands vacant. There are from 15 to 20 hucksters who sell produce eve: market day on the outside, and who are und no expense and can, and do, under- he inside dealers in consequence of th ity they eujoy from paying stail rent. e that they have complained over ain to the market master, and they at an order, prohibiting such sales, by the District Commissioners. ed. Th be run ashi r and w ES wARD.— Lost, 01 isis, between ft atStaroMice. + TS, CAL i New styles this season uiful bright pai Ss. up: large de r pair: bed comforts from u's, (3) Pennsylvania avenue, 2 25a. doz.,in adox, eetg.— Adut. d, at t F ysters Sehwing & Clark econd uch places to | | | given for that purpose at the Congregational je National THEATER.—“Our Boys” which is accou! . C. Stone, adm ro one of tle most brilliant and finished comedies | eState of Otto Richter, approved and passed. in Owens’ repertoire was repeated at the Na. | Second and final account of Edward Castell, tional last evening. The audience was a large | &uardian of Anna M. Castell, approved and ove. Mr. John E. Owens as Mr. Middlewick | Passed. carried the house with him. Mr. Lanagan = Porice Covrt—Judge Snell. Supported him in excellent style. “Our boys, | Yesterday, after our report closed, James Mr. Hoey and Mr. Rainforth,—especially the » Rockwell, assault on George Sloan; #2). jatter,—showed themselves to finished | Robert Johnson. assault on John Lancaste actors. Mr. Rainforth’s greatest point—his | $5 or 10 days. John Phi larceny of groce- ease—was brought out well. “Our girls’— | ries: 10 days in jail. hington Addison, Miss Laura Don and Mrs. Blanche Ford—were assault on Sarah Burke ; 5 or five days. John charming, while Mrs. Germon was as good as | McDonald, assault on Henry Wells; $5. Jo- she aan cee Rgeoo CS eae the pete sephine West, assault on Jennie Harris; 35. aoe ee nt one and fur- To-day, Geo. Holmes, charged with obstruct- nished an evening's entertainment of the ing the street with but ine raaveriaiss jude. santest character. To-night will be Mr. | ment suspended. ie Herbert was fined $5 benefit, and it should be a hearty one. | for beipg loud. Edward Toomey was fined $5 A_new version of that old favorite “Solon | for throwing ‘stones in the street. Samuel | Young was sent down to the workhouse as a ‘ n. : vagrant. being a suspicious person without CONGREGATIONAL CurRcn.—The great any visible means of support. Henry P.Wood, cert which packed this edifice last Wednesday | a coal dealer, was charged with sellin coal at evening will be repeated to-night. Its first | light weicht’ Oilicer “Ring testified ‘that he abject was torelieve the yellow fever suiferers. | stopped the cart containing the coal on ath To-night the proceeds will go to the not less | i Worthy cause, the rellef of the poor of the city. | load \ pounds short.” The defendant said it Let the church be crowded again. The pro- | was not intentional—he had been Selling coal zramme will be changed, but none the ies ex- | for about ten years. The court said this dis- cellent. The chorus Singers are requested to | erepaney was too great—these mistakes were take thelr places on the stage and help the | of too frequent oceurrence. He imposed the concert instead of in the auditorium to hear | jowest fine—#l0. Wm. E. Allen, assauit on Wm. H. James, a: Ht on 0. Frank Hobbs, lareeny of umbrella; #. Margaret McClain, threats; personal bonds required. A CAR CONDUCTOR CHARGED WITH LARCENY. Sidney 8. Jones was charged with the grand larceny of Complainant (Mrs. Johnson) testified that she had the money when she got in an Avenue car, No. 30; when she got out she missed it. Jones was the conductor. When she discovered the loss she went to the con- ductor. He handed her the pocket-book, with the remark that if anything was gone he was not responsible for it, asit was handed to him Be a gentleman. He refused to go to com- plainant’s house and be searched, but said he would go to his own house and searched. Detective Coomes testified that after he ar- rested Jones, defendant said the pocket book was even to him by the person who found it, but he couidn’t tell whether it wasalady or gertleman. Mr. Young, doing business at No. 44 Pennsylvania avenue, testified that he saw a pocket-book picked up in the ear by a lady similar to the one lost by Mrs. Johnson. which she handed to the conductor. Mr. Keefer, for the defence, a carpenter, residing on I street southeast, was on car) when the pocket book It was given to the conductor, n the larap-box. Subsequently the conductor asked witness to be a wituess to his Shingle” and the glorious farce ‘‘Toodies” are on the bill. and enjoy it. : ‘THEATER COMIQUE.—The bill at the Comique this week draws good houses. It is a good one. COLORED MADRIGAL SINGERS.—Twenty- eight of the boys belonging to the Maryland school of reformation for colored children reached the city to-day from Cheltenham, ince George’s county, Md., and maiea brief parade through some of the avenues with their own brass band. They are under an engagement with Manager Ford to appear at the National Theater next week in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” The consent of the board of managers was freely given, so as to afford the institution at Cheltenham an opportunity to sbow what the state of Maryland is doing in the way of educating the homeless children of the colored race. The school is alo used by the general government as a refuge for any uvenile colored delinquents coming under the nited States couris in the southern states. The boys are under the charge of Mr. Francis P. Fitzgerald, their musical teacher, and were aceompanied to-day by Gen. John W. Horn, superintendent and executive oflicer of the | house of reformation. The General is well- | known in Washington as a gallant soldier with the Union forces during the civil war. The musical capacities of the boys are said to be something wonderful. Th John Himbe Cornelia Purd ri , rs i % y | opening the pocket-book. It was opened and ae S fence sain thereat ones ft to contain no money. The judge dis. nptop or Fiske jubilee singers. They will | d the case, with the Statemeit that no evidence had been adduced to convict the de- fendant of larceny. CHARGE OF KEEPIN unday, and this afternoon or The boys range in ag eniselves, and present aa ar ealth, kindly treatment, and |‘ in their plain apparel. | y nthe ed e r on F street, between continued over from After argument tie to the grand jury and bonds wide by U nce of > Wa " H ‘as ‘sent eases of the District of | fixed at # K. Haeckinaa, chan. t weight in coz GEORGETOWN. promulgated by the authority of a late act of Col erepaney of only a pound apy coal when weighed upon two « itis the duty of the court to impose although t difference is oceasioned the | Jons of the seales. The regulations, } therefore, are most oppressive upon the coai | dealers, and at the request of anumber of the most respectable gentlemen engaged in the business, Mr. Hackman determined to make a test case,and obtain the judgment of a higher cour agreed by ali who heard the cases against Mr. Hackman that there was seil’s mill, on Grace st foot of Potomac reet, while about to oil the machinery run- © bolting chests, was caught in the cog- cels and fearfully crushed. The passage to the bolting chests is narrow, and surrounled by cogs; the floor is also more or less slippery from the droppings of the oil, and it is sup- posed that Mr. Sigmun slipped and was caught by the wheels, which seized his clothing and dragged him to his awful death. The agouiz- ing screams of the dying man were quickly heard, and the mill was shut down, but not before his left side was horribly mangled. The nothing to throw even a si cion upon his | merciless cogs had so grasped their unfortu- integrity or fair dealin: ri nate victim that it was necessary to pry the ¥ ly occasioned by t Wheels open to extract the body, which, mi les and those upon which the coal was sequently weighed. Th tis well known | that no two Seales arranged for heavy weights can be made to agree precisely, but a differ. ence always exists, 20 matter what degree of care may be used [32 Com. HOME CHARITY.—The number of persons in the eity who are of the opinion that Wasiiag- ton has done her full share, and all she can Well afford, toward relieving the wants of the yellow fever victims, and that it is now time for her to tarn her attention to her own poor and suffering, is already pretty large, and con- stanly growing 1: Such will have aa gled, quivering and bleeding, was laid upo: mattress and carried below. Drs. Louis and James M. Mackall, Kleinschmidt, and Shekels had been sent for, and were aaicky hand, but their services were of little avail. The left arm of the unfortunate man, crushed to a Shapeless_ mass, was almost torn from the soc! ‘The flesh from the left side was torn from the body, exposing the ribs and left lung, making an opening about eight inches in depth. The shoulders and back were crushed and cut to the spinal column, while the feet and hands were a shapeless mass. The sufferer lived in indeseribabie agony for three b 2 2 a w as] i: a ed 7 . mM. excellent opportunity to put their views into | The body was sent ape eH ee at a oem: tical elect by patronizing the cert | put in charge of Mr. Joseph F. Birch, under- taker, an i Was seut to his late ho: Er et street. Mr, Sigmun was 55 years of and leaves a Widow and one child. He a man of unblemished character, aud was universaliy esteemed and respecte Arrived by canal—Boat Loudoun, ) bushels wheat to Hartiey & B: nels do. to M. M. Talb boa Waters, with $00 bushel ty tod. G.&J.M MEKCHAN ch this evenin Way to a most attend Will enjoy a musical t rarely offered fo an Besides contributiag in ARLES announes that an- America’s industries is entitled to the and in thi ance Messrs. Wi. Co., 0 Y 'y quart rin have brought out se te, and chief among th al of the Children’s Hospital, ¢ S. it Was unanimously resolved thanks of the board be publicly tendered to Messrs. Hume & Davis, Cnarlatan, Mohun RRR OO Y Y AL BAKING H. Dempsey, and J. 1. Voit, for their RoR O OY yY aa Lb POWDER éfiteier and charitable aeslstancein removing | HEE 9 0 YY AA 1 wae the patients from the old to the new hosp i‘ 2 building on W street.” By ord: RR OO Y¥ A’ ALLLL POWDER A_Y. P. GARNETT, M.D , Pres. pro tem. W. V. Marwio: Secretary. WASEINGTON, D. C. 21, 1873. C. W. Howard, Secretary of Firemen’s Insur- ABSOLUTELY PURE. ance Company: I desire to express to you my thanks for the’ bec Manne: = perro oer gong ies keyed you have this day settled with me for loss by |, Hf fire on the morning of September 17, amount. | mos at Hepner than all other bak- ing to #4,200,on my warehouse and stock, on Toned Purity, Uniform: Berength.. Healthtulnecs eee eae eo the same being in- | gnq Kficacy.” Prepared from GRAPE CHEAM s1 re vr xpressl fo1 is ori Respectfully, GzorcE Hitt, Ja. Wine dist pees v waer direct from the trict of France— = thas received the Indorsement and recom.uenda- CoLD WEATHER StcNs.—River sportsmen State that an indication of early approach tion of the New York Board of Health, and of emi- nent physicians and selentific mon overywhere, cold weather is in the fact that partrids No family having once used ihe Hoyal Basing Pow- other game birds are migrating towa south. Wednesday about a dozen ofa flock of der wiil ever be without it. Bold only in tin cans by grocers, partridges ih their flight across the Potomac alighied on the deck of the steamer Mary jon in the world. Con- ‘y at its perfect purity and Washington, on ber way up, and fiveof them were ¢; 3 success in baking, but urther than adulteratsd or It will Keep any length of TAWLS, cardinal bine and white, ; Diack silks, 1 and 3 Dlack silks are special bar 3 auges-coly ains. Carter's, 711 Market are woo! | JXNTRACT OF WITCH HAZEN, lack and colored cashme! ure Woo! at white blanke vur large size Bridal qui'ts (Hamametis,) zi only $1.50; he omb white quill 3 Geverally kuown as POMS E tingham lace for curtain: cs TRACT, very Ully used, specially by home mit isafaverite remedy, boti int, externally. GREAT REDUCTION IN Price. AN UNKNOWN Drown 2 e clock, this morning, Mr. W. Cardon, dra tender at the south end of the Long bridge, marie found a drowned man at the second abit- | to offer it now at Fifty (50) cents a pir ment from the causeway, and made him fast | ounces). whereas its former price was toapier. The coroner visiled the place and | for six (6) ounces. found the man swollen and utterly uarecog- nizable. Having sccured the article in bulk we are enabled ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST, Cor. 14th and T sis. and 2d and D sts. n.w. oci2-tr ets.; large double _blank- ets, $2.50 per pair ; boys’ cassimeres, 37, 50, 6c. ; new fall dress goods, all the new styles out this season, from 25 ets.; black mohairs, silk 5 =) i RREAD faced, 25 cts. ; all-wool black cashmere, 5) ets.; | GNOWSWHETE, 3] c table linens, white poumerpancs: seeing Bin 8 Wii be SCRA if you uss os a ns, 636 ES, emda, south Raecaae SansyiVanl® | one bandsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the z lei, Or, CHILDREN LOOK THE Best in well-made, neat fitting and Recteniee ents, 8 the boys’ clothing house o! Robinson x “y Pennsylvania avenue, offer in endless va- riety aud at popular price: det. SINGING CANARIES AND Fancy Birps.—Thos. Dowling has just received from the importers a fine collection of canaries and fancy birds, which will be sold at private sale. ERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, and F streets, pays interest on de- fe deposit boxes for rent. t STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY PATENT, A most bedutiful Winter Wheat Flour; or, GOLDEN HILL, ‘The well-known Stacdard Family Flour of the District. 1t ts better than it ever wa’, and. makes Holls and Bread as light and as white as the driven snow. ‘The above-named Flours can be bought at any first-class Grocery Store, WHCLE‘ALE D2pPor: CORNER 1sT ETH#ET AND INDIANA AVZNUR, oc 2-1 WM, M. GALT &.CO, F YOU WAST SOMETHING BEALLY pleasant asa dentifrica try WELLS EUREKA TOCTH POWDER. composed entiroiy of imported articles, pleasant to the taste, and equal to ae 'o| centarticie. etl G, SCHERE NS 1124 6th st. now., Agent for e the celebrated “STAR PARLOR, | GRGAN.** Price from $87 up to $150. Warranted for five years, seps0-6.* Guce TRUNKS, TRUNKS. ThAV- ax ELING BAGS, ETC. ETU. | Largest stock and grees v- Sn Inety at the practical Manutac- SEF under new advertisements card of Al- exander, the celebrated optician, aunouncing removal. Hot FRreD Oysters, 25e. per dozen in a box at Jobn’s Kestaurant, 7th and D sts.—Adet, Pakistan DiamMonps. R. Harris &Co., 7th st THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TER: Yesterday, Harris vs. Johnson argued by b \ o Messrs, Bradley and Jackson: appeal dis. | $30.00 )toryet a. qopaam, missed. Cumberland vs. Straining: passed. | pacH. 425 Sevesth strest, In re Herzog’s bongo 3 AG argued by — }e30-tr Joining Odd Fellows Hall. Miller and Hine for bankrupt and Messrs. | Musseyand Howe for creditors and remanded TS EDW. CLABK, to court below. In re Capital Publishing Com- e DEALER I= any’s bankruptey: postponed till Monday. LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &., Virginia avenue and 9th st. s. | Irvine vs. Pa motion overruled dismiss- ing appeal. Adams vs. Rider: peated by Mr. Morsell and Mrs. Lockwood, and submitted. Bryan vs. Sanderson: appeal dismissed and | _eep?-1m ‘Washington, D.C. afierwards ary on certain points and sub- TD now that a first-class mitted. Le Ws Bano a mn "a spatt and ‘cheaper CRIMINAL CouRT—Judae Wulie. than a NE. Try at | aingitehtay, the grand jury recommended the | JUSTE B Oxd Stand, 612 D peress. between oun | dismissal of the charge of a second ollence of pnd th streccs pw. Be ett petit larceny against Owen Taylor. They under advisement the charge of violence to eae reat eer coer Mills on the occasion of his arrest, Au- ANHOOD BESTOBED. St fi. = PROBATE CouRT—Register Webster. oe oe er es Yesterday, Petition of Wm. A. Hatching tor | tain Srey’ Erownremedy: has thant anes letters of administration on estate of James | self cure, which he will send PEER to his fellow Brown filed, and order of publication issued. | sufferers. A: JH. REEV. Inyeutory of personalty of estate of Harriet | my2s-eoly&k 43 Ohathom st. N, X. | Quoted befor stree!, and on driving it toa scale found the | “Urray & Laniman’s Fi IMPORTANT HAT ANNOUNCEMENT.— Fifth Avenue Ar Silk Hats, $ and * Newest shape of stiff Fur Derby's, $2 to & Splendid stock of fine soft Felts, $1.50 to $, Gent's fashionable stiff Wool Hats, $1, $1.25, $1.50: Men’s soft Wool working Hats, 5 aS: #e-We have now in store dozen boys’ and children’s dress and school Hats (new styles), at lower prices than have ever bean for the same grades of goods, Ze, oy $1, for first-class goods; no trash. Lewis’ ‘Popular One Price Hat Store,” 920 7th street, between I and K. 2 PLEASE BEAR IN Minv that Lodil!’c’s Head- ache Specific not only cures headache, but pre- vents it coming on. Price #0 cents. No MAN OF REFINEMENT uses inferior per fumery, for the simpic reasoa that no woman | of refihement would tolerate himif hedid. Ia this country the toilet outfit of a gentleman is considered incomplete without a bottie of da Water. NOISELESS PARLOR Rirves for rat, cat and Parlor shooting, from $% up. Bazaar 65 lth street, opposite Treasury. DaRE NOT 70 TRIFLE wit A Coven.—It is inviting death, when safety is within reac the cough, heal the Inngs, remove all irr! tation from the windpipe, relieve the difficulty of breathing with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. A few doses will effect a perfect cure. Pike's Toothache Drops cure toothache in one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cepts. Dr. HARTLEY’s GREAT REMEDY FOR Ca- TARRH is recommended by Stott & Co. and W. B. Entwisle, corner 12th street and Penn. sylvania avenue. Ask your druggist for it and take no other. 3 Ps MULTITUDES of people require an alterative to restore the healthy action of their system and correct the derangements that creep into it, Sarsaparillas were used and valued, until ceveral impositions were palmed off upon the penile under thisname. <Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 3 20 imposition. For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- tow's Soothing Syrup has been used for chil- dren. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re- Ueves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and ‘diarrhuwa, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old an weil-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle. RELIABLY HELP for weak and nervous suf ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis” eases cured without medicine. Puivermach er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratum, Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par” ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25dSkly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Kstablishment,No.W6 G street, hear 9th ‘street. By promptly adopiing the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equaled by those not possessing these facilities. Genis’ sui cleaned for #2. N. B.—Lace curtat ai from #1 up to $1.50 a window. Woo) bianke from 50 cents to $12 pair, by cleaning a num- ber a reduction in price, Satisfaction guaran- teed. His dry cieanser removes grease spots effectually from any articie, and careful press- ing gives them an appearance as if newly made. Mises: Signor SEVERO STRINI. Lasse of the [al ta Fir, has n up bis pi nent resitence Washington, and is ready to recelve afew pupils In Vocal Music, and is open to engagements for Conearis anda Church Choir. Special attention Paid to Italian Opera Music, and pronunciation of the Italtan lapguage. EFERENCES: W. @, Metzerott, exy., Washington, D.C. 3.3. Kno: ; wy dobn Frankia, 6 T. B. Keyser, esq., i Samuel Wyiwan, esq., Baltimore, Ma. ‘Wiliam Lamping, ¢s4 , 5 Char es McCoz, es, s John Bash, esu., Re Oliver Dition, esq., Boston. Mars. Jale! sq., Boston, Mass, Signor A. AYbite, ©. llege’t Music, New York, Signor Luigi Steffanoue, irof. of Singing, San Francisco. Cal, For vermsand further particulars, ase circulars st Music S ores, or address Bignor S, STHiNI, care of W. @. Metzerott & Oc., Music Dealers, Washington. D.C. ‘octl-1m NEW FALL STYLES. the well-known “ ry NEW STYLES OF CARPETS for 1878. All-wool Ingrain Carpets, 50 cents. Beantiful styles of Iugrains, 87, 50, 60, 75, 87. ‘The very best Tapestry Brussels made in this country, $1 per yard. Venetian Carpets, all widths, ‘O11 Cloths, ail widths, Blankets," large stock to select from; Dobie Bisnkets, from $2.50 per pair. Nottingham Lace, 25, 30, 87, 60¢. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsyivania avenue, _8er28-tr South side. | _Superb Scenery AMUSEMENTS. CATIONAL ‘TER. N as 5 Play To-nioht. BENEFIT NIGHT OF JNO. KE. OWENS. A Special Night with Merriest Intent. UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE AND TOODLES. re Uncle Solon 1s a revision and_s great improve- ment npon the original piay of “The People's Law- S@TURDAY MATINEE, Dickens’ “DOT.** Caleb Plummer... Mr, Owens Chilis! r TOY MAKER, TILLY SLUW BOY AND DOT, Saturday Night—Victims and Serious Family, MONDAY, and until farther notice, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Compliie Cast, Sweet Sluging. | | | Cnn nnn eee EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS» iS BEATS THEM ALL? ‘The QUIET CLUB wit! give a @RAND FA M- LY" BXCURSION, “TO” CONE BIVER, (houth of Potomae,) and & Roast OF 300 BusugLs oF Oy< TERS fresh from their beds, SATURI 6.b, 1878. on the Bteamer JANE EDUCATIONAL. E LINTHICUM INSTITUT S—The cf 1878-1879 of the LINTHICUM I TUTE wil begin on MONDAY, O-tober Tth, 1878. AU applications for admission shall be made Bt the Irs‘{tute Rooms during the ens. etween the hours of 7 ai ». DENT, Presicent, Gcorgetown 2. DROFESSOR HEN RI MASS Sassion Nsri- Nwi jeayes her wharf, foot of Gch st. at 11:45 p.m: : t “irons to them~ Fegnrns October Gili at Li p-m. Tat piteand (ork. geivew cf bis Inetaciion In FENG! Mt Dis Ow r \ mast. $1.50, ee ‘ be obtained at Heiphenstive & Bentley's kyure residence, No S113 Penna. axeuse, or'nt the Rows: lyn Seminary, on i etreet, urch of thé Incarnation: CoLemiate Institute, tion t) give to his more advanced classes of conversation the bene enoe a week. in Freuch, of hi work, “A Life in Two W House drug store; Geo. Cochran's cigar store, Pevnsylvania ave., between 11th and 12th sts.’; Whittaker's book "and stationery store, V Row; Ellis’ music store; Drew's Pi Said Peunsyivanta 3 cigar stan between 8! he between Fand G; Frank Golden's groce:)” 7ih a E ate. ew: Clty Hocel, Georgetown; ite Com- mittee, or at the - orids. C J. field, W. KE. Post. J. Ve \ "ICLIN AMATEURS. LOWENDALL, ‘The tenowned Violin and Bow maker from Dres- | den, has arzived directly from Europe with a splea: dlc collection of fir nine oid ITALIAN VIOLINS. | Among the above sre some very fine rare old Vio- Uns, Tenors and Ceilos ot the celebrated Itailan masters, all in perfectorder and repair. atextreme- | ¥ low prices, rang ng from $75 te $209. Mr. Low- Néall will be pleased to sce avy one interested in | Id string instruments at Hoom 47, Imperial Hot: ny time between 11 and 5 o’clock up to Saturday, October 5. aw Pee GREAT CONCERT. REPETITION! REPETITION: FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 4, : CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, Reserved seats at Ellis & Co.'s sfte~ 12 o'cl-ck Thurrday. Price, 75 cents, cn tickets 60 cenis. INCOLN HALL. THE MARIE ROZE-MAPLESON GRAND OPERATIC CONCERTS, Mr. HENRY MAPLESON, of Loxdon, bas the honor to announce the tuangaration of his season, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OctoxEn 9rn, An Unrivaled Combination, MARIE ROZE, ae BRIGNOLI, Mr, L. BLUMENBERG, Mr, FERD. DULCKEN Sieimway's ceiel CARLETON, Violoncello Virtuoso, Pianist sud Composer. ed pianos used, 2 Sats, $1. ale of tickets wiil commence at Metz: x, Music Store, Mon¢ay moraing, Oct. 7h. HEATER COMIQUE. OPENING OF THE FALL AND WINTER SRASON, MONDAY, 8E? TUESDAY AND ot: EMBER 20, . FRIDAY MAlINEKS, First appearance of the young Awericsn actor, Mr. CHARLES THORNTON, th the great border rams. entitied SIMUN KENTON. THE NEW VARIETY COMPANY: and McNetca, Bryant avd Savilie, John B, id Maty Adrms, Maude Floretie, saydam Brochers, Eloise Ail ie Parker, reat stock company. « ON EXHIBITION 36 626} AND SALE {626 > - Sr. . MARKETERS \ FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, (0. G26 Hi atrect. Gholce OU Lainciugs, Kngravings. Chromos, &c. Aiso, largest stock of Psper Haugings, Widow Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Rlugs, Nails, &c., in the District. 2a- TREMS CASH. #2- Piease remember Name and Number. ty1-1¥ PEEPAEE FOR FALL AND WI _ sell your CAST-OFF CLUTHING own advantage, at JUSTH’S ULD STAND 619 D street northwest. »_B.—For FIRST-CLAS8 SECOND-HAND CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid, asI make a <pecialty of th Notes by GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. OCTOR B. ¥. CONNELL, Homcor atuist, No. 76 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. Long meee leas oxperience and unexceptional references, SeL25-26* y em. mail will “be promptly attended sej CHOOL BUOKS.—A complete assortment of all kinds uped in the Public and Private Schoois for salo at very low prices by E. K. LUNDY, 128 Bridge st., Georgetown. angae Peta seep IN 1831; Mnlarged and Improved in 1874; Low the Most Complete in this part of the Country, W. H. WHEATLEY'’S PREMIUM STEAM DYE(NG@ AND SCOURING Es- TABLISHMENT, 49 Jeiferson st., neas Bridge st., George- town, D.C. E iy ane ery thing appertaining to the business prompt= teuded 10, "he cleantug of Carpet Drugs Blankets a apeciaity “during the summer District work séat for and returned {ree Orders by mail and express promptly Address as above, Jell-tr months, of charge, attenited to, UTUMN WATS.—Knox’s Fail style gentie- men’s HATS (oie agent for this city) price reduced from $8 to $6. Particular ut t on invited toour $5 Dress Hat. Latest, ne men. ten designs in Derbys for y Fresh stock Slik Um 8. B. H, STINEMETZ, Hatter, 8e27-tr_ 1237 Penn. ave., next door to cor. 13th, A NEW DEPARTURE. WILLET & LIBBEY, Sorner Biath street and Now York avenue, WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where we will keop on band a large lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work, VA. PINE BOARDS, ail lengths, per 190 ft.$1.00 VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 foct.....-..24+6 2.00 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 ft, 1 20 VA, PINE JOIST, med’m lengths, per 100ft. 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet. see 2.50 POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet. + 2.00 | WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000...... 2.50 WHITE PINE PALINGS, droased, 4-4 and 6-4, per 100... eee 1.50 THE ABOVE LUMBER IS ALL GOOD. WH ARE NEVER OUT OF If. For Fine Lumber, see The Post. sepé-tr (PORTANT TO LADIES! Black and Uoiwts, do. Maer porcunce: bliaded, dotdo. Tiss er ounce; od Green, do., i4c.t Bost Germantown Worstea (Plain 0c, per ren, di 01 Colors), ‘ounce; at PRICE'S, 610 9th st., bet. Eand F n. w. sep23-1m* ROOND 49 CLOTHING,—The lace ip 8 ‘the city to hg So Necond-band Chios, a Dear —— oi . at a fair cash pricg, By calling ator sdaroustog the above uuaisee, ordera promptly attended to. marss-ty Coo=™ DOWN TO FOUR CENTS. FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOE 03.10. @AS-LIGHT OFFICE, octl-tr 411 Gnd 413 10th strost. W ssnanteo eRe FROM CHDOS- GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00,'S OCOMPEESSED YEAS7. DEPOT, 1112 I6tH STREET. C. ANTHONY DENEKAS, AGENT. Absol none genaine without our Trade Mark orour fri Rane On the Wrapper. suge-tr YSTERS, STEAKS. SANDWIC HE r( ) Cotte oy ‘Chocolate, Ice Cream, Selly and Jhariotie Busse. et pT a a, sep24-Im BARE G27 New York aver ee CS ee creases Totunded.. » tberay , “ie DROIT™ HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ALL LIKE IT THAT HAVE USED IT. AT E. MORRISON’? PAPER WAREHOUSE, sep24im 805 and 807 D st. naw pomNsces, RANGES, STOVES. TO BUYZRS OF FIEST CLASS GOUDS. LAUSEN FUENAGH, Buck oF Poca N J. EK, Bri ‘ol nA ‘Tho WARREN RANGE.” SPLENDID FIRE PLACE HEATER, FIFTH AVENUE PARLOR, and other Stove made by Faller, Warren & Oo.. of Troy, which Iam’ confident are all the very best made, Call and examine my stock. E. F. SIMPSON, sepl8-1m 1005 Pennsylvania avenue. AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! Less THAN FACTORY PRICES. Scle Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of Mesers, Mitchell, Vance & I now offer the largest, finest and cheapest goods south of New York, ' ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GivB BN- | TIRE SATISFACTION, E. F. BROOKS, seplé-tr Fifteenth st.. ercoran Building.) EFORE MAKING SELECTIONS, Purchasers are invited = call and examine our new RANGE, FURNACE AND FIREPLACE HEATER, ‘These Goods having just arrived, wii! ve offered at very low prices, and are guaranteed to give full satisfaction, ‘We also have in stock a large lino of GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, GRATES, &c., which have been placed at low figures, PLUMBING, BOOFING, GAS and STEAM arte executed promptly by rebable work- EDWARD CAVERLY & OO., (Late SMITH, BIRGE & Co.,) sepl4tr 909 F street, Masonic Temple. PABLEe WABE,. HOUSEKEEPERS fitting out can find quire at our store, both for DIxING-Boo! WAaknand HOUSE FUBNISHING GOODS, of BEST quality, at Low Pai M. W. BEVERIDGE, (hate Webb & Beveridge,) sepa-tr_ 2009 Pa. av.. bet. 10th and 1ith sts, Poxerors FURNACES, GAST OR WROUGHT IBON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOUD, BRICH-SET AND PORTABLE. Are Powerful Heaters; Remarkably du- ral ral poi Ro cE Fo aed the Sr aR AB = ‘A180, for famally oF hotel use; RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., 984 Water street, New York. For sale by c. @. BALL, ‘augd-ec8m Washinatom Ds Ov | Bass fishing is the best during: & pre of the ¥. ~S.a0 Tp. t ined. “Ail cordially tnvited Residence 1001 New York avenue, taugit Gary Test M,C. AL. POR GREAT, FALLS EVERY 1 DAY. BATURDAY and SU the month, Round trip, §0 cents leaves Congress-street bridge, Georgetown, 30 & m.. Weather permitting, for the above piace, this monih, Seenery slong the route and at the Fuls is the finest 1 world, oth ‘oO MOUNT VERNON PAS- N TICE 70 pours BAON Classes will be £ to be resent, T AND TRA \SLATED at Terms modorate, $:27-1m> L** SCHOOL OF CULUMGIAN UNIVER- NG 5 | The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which | Facut ty: bas been recently refitted and furn- | JAMES C. WELLING, LL Dy ished, L. L. BLAK he, Hl Preatdent. only Boat allowed to WALTER §. OOX LL. at Mount Vernon wharf, und trip $1, inclad- Law of Real and ing scunisston to mansion and grounds. twacts, and of Cr na AOaam ans ron mdyg , : t ;and returns atdp.m. J. Mc’ WILLIAM A. oe . HOEviNGswoHTh ar Ladies’ Mount Ve Professcr 3 ceca treed aged on Association, LL. LAKE, steamer Mary Law and Equity Piecading. of ¢ Washington, yy »desce, and the Law of p. The Hon. WM. B. LAWRENCK, LL.1)..0.C.1., Professor of the Law of Nations. exercises of the school wi!!! be resumed on ———_____ PROFESSIONAL. The N. DUTTON, Architect cad Bugincer, | WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of Goober, at 6 removed tob1é F street (Warner Bulls: | O'clock p. mi., When the anuoun ‘or the 1ng.),, Briages, Roofs and general Ghan Work de- | year wiilte made, aud opening aadecvny delivered ‘and contracted for at lowem | br the Professors, SH Ds J. iH, JOHNSTON) ® graduate of the Penn- ivania of Dental 5 Sheeting the cpeneinns ue tne a Ee St. now. Dentistry tn ali ite bracchee. Gold fili- ar specialt administered ings a . bent oth oa re 4 one, Revorencea:) Hever bn 1 J ne AD sta. ay le iS 1 Bon, 488 7th et. naw. ws WH: Ballantyne & | pe hE | sae BT. M, TALBOTT, Dentist, Heracvod to southonet corner ttn et: 54] E ‘siroote northwest, Teeth ineeriot 8 par set, mys3-IF J. Be ase e DBNTIST. S REMOVED TO Te torn kTSRET, bec] merl-iy Over Thompana's Drag Btare, Ds BEES, Vewteer, ean 7m between D and E streete. volta of Teeth, $8; Teeth Jaz withous pein, BO esnts, warrantea. ¢ period of nine partment doring the Im of charge for the ications for catal WK. &O. LOKS. __BOOTS AND 8 B* OKDER CF CONSIGNEES land Miss B.C. ¢ w Or um O-tover 15. x $50,000 WORTH SEMINARY 2. W., 00 W THUR rehecan be on TI UVAYS, from 10 (019 o'eloe ES at PASK SeMINAKY, ugh courses ty ¥pgilsh Gr, 10 4 FINE BOOTS anp GAITERS, SOLID LEATHER, BEST MAKES—LATEST STYLES, MUST BE BOLD ate prepara- NN. @. M., after 4p. mi, Ss moderate. . 8. We AT PRICES Callbefore 11 a,: {LUCUTION. —Iusirnetion & = in Elocation, LOWER THAN THB LOWBS®, to schools, private classes and to ludividual by Miss MK. SPHBEINER, A.M, O43 M atrock BY D.w.. and 1006 Mass. avenue. sev ADEMOISFLLE RRUN FRENCH TEACHER AND CONVERSATION, sep7-Le* 1803 Hi ctrest new. MGRiCAl CONSERVATORY, Scie Hall, 435 L. HEILBRUN, No. 494 7th street northwest, St Ura ie tah arm (er veary Gann miences 9, Tul ey . welve tacn~ ete ere. Free advantages. west (giTHAT OLD Woman OF MIxE.™ rep7-Ls 0. B. BULLAR?), Director, ‘se tr sa. Tor sic ‘to learn ané master a better method of t-aching. wil ve formed SEPTEMBER 9, The other clasecs are nearly filed. Teachers: Mr. & Mrs.Z RICHARDS, 38; _u= GREAT EOSTON SHOR AUOTION EHovsn, :T-Bin Miss M. Al WAjS OKTH, €21 Pennsyivania Avenue. 2 iB, mipwtion, wt Lie BIGN OF THE RED FLAG, sepé-Im Our stock is now coripleze for the Fall season, which contains ail grwcs of LAINIE: MEN'S and CHILDREN'S SHOES, &) Drices to suit everybody, from the com. Monest to the finest, ‘The Proprietor of the Bosten Shoe Auc artieniars. address Principett op and Dilss @ Tolman Smith. CKLAND SCHOOL FOR Gi fo sell his Goods at thelvwaut possible dwioes es with oe means to 8 Goods at thal ww ast possible price. inetitution willbe opened 8 which can beseen marked fu plain in frout | 21 will be contuctet on the same. of the door. ‘With the same assisiauts, ax FIGURES WILL TELL, which my sister, Caroline H. Milier, to relingaish, eae Lee reine: wigizies and quall- | Toctures! will bo given” Bor cores warranted... nesssresesn¥S.60 to 4 00 | and other particulars, address Ladies genaine Goataltin Shocs trom..'8.00 10.8 00 pit-ege NEY O. BALLOWEL, &. M.. Ladies Checked TopGalters, Sratclads | | | | _Saxit-ea _ Principal. : , ENNSYLVANIA MILITAR ADEMY, i sizes, at. P Cumeren Pa. Ladies? Ladies’ Opens September Inch, adie? White cToronen spetruetioug tn Civil Engineering, the Great’ Varicty' of Bation cots, THEO. HYATE, President. “Fidos” MSS Se20ks 2s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies an¢ Children will 5. en peaied Be ners a ‘dons, angia-8m m USINESS COLLEGE, 107 Pennsylvania ave Meme Henry kip Pio from. B 8.¢., Capitol Hill. Hours from 7 oclock anti! oe @p.m. Torms $2 $8 per monn. 'ererences:— Philsdeh ‘make Gen. Albert Pike. Gen. N. P. Bauke, Mr. Driver, * Room 68, Land Oftice; Jobu C, tiubter, Ster of Youth's Bouts, sizes fice. ‘sepo-Smm "8 Boot sizes from <1 25 ‘about © particuiar attention of its wh "HOMME oo in Schoo! Bhoes: for fiir children Is called ales i BECINAERS—I NTERMEDi+TR—A VANCED. Dalty classes for young adios sed Coidren, eon: fos anid co % ‘Zuglish schoo 600 PAIRS OF MISSES’ SHOES AT 75 CENTS A-Palk, All other Shoes in; rtion, Children’s Shoes, with heels, sizes from 6 to 10, at 50 cents a pair. Children’s Button Shoes, Philatelyhia City make, sizes from 11¢ 5, at 40 conte, Boys School Bhoes, all sizes, at 75 cents per pair. ‘The broken stock of Summer Govds—au offer re- ful ey ste Cali shy day between LZ and 1 o'clock, or Mon rased. Great inducements to wholesate buyers, days a: mursdays after 4p. m. anga-8m Remember the sign ot the Sed Sagat the BOS. Beer HALL —Beleet School for Boys. TCN SHOE AUCTION HOUSE 491 Pa, ave. Rearess GREEK Y EON, M - Day Principal. nected With good Morning. Sieeneen and qrening classes for ia = 14 gentlemen, boys and ¢ sep7-tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. N= YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyleania avenue, Our GOODS are as good as any in the market, (Que Drlces are fully 20 per cent. less Lisa ay oLber MAriEwoop INSTITUTE. ConcorpD- VILLE, Pa.—Boys, $60 per quarter; Gris, ‘45. einaaats business, Yaie or Mar- fev@2-ly" "J. SHORT. en tec Peet rn PENCERIAN BUSINESS OU).LEGK, corner Tih and iL, sts. LOOK AT THIS LIST. Ladi Kid Worked Button Hoies............§8 00 D.W,, gives 00> sion for rem Ladies’ Goat Seamiess Button ......81.76 and 2 00 to sons and Gauigh Sine eoures ? Kid ULLOD ---++ «+e ee 8S WO 3 00 Spelling, Composition, waee 8 60 ‘Business Ari ae Bins $2108.) | Roonomy, Commercial saa iam, and Lect, to 2.50 | and Open iu August and thereafter, For £1 to 1 25 | inne visit the Colloge, or address i1.'C. SE RACER, 81 to 1 75 5 ange 35 to & 50 . 1 | Gent's Soild o and 150 Gent's Working Shoes..-tecesssccoc> 1.00 Gent's Bala.” ‘Pies ana Slipyerss 2s 380 *s + vee eee nee! “A visit will convince sou that these are vest seed jae for ihe price. ro Branch Store, op5-tr @x0. MCCARTHY. , PROFITS LN 30 DAYS ON COAL AND WOOD. SINS. PPucmIn eases $1688 — = el as or Priv oS), Ott. oath D Woop, hours, ‘Full detaiis ‘abd Ofial tick Eeeiees Bepirte tree. ges ere WIGHT & Cs Bakers 88 Wail siret, Sew vork, : of Biepaensous Patent Ban- Willexsoats arders fot tao trol ee ieae, OS eas ee — = eed Bweks, Bonds ant torte ving liter andl. ad ve. sep30-0r ‘aie sQHNEON BROTH need a ULL we — = coaL. BEST QUALITY woop, | THEY SELL ween. WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL. i Main ‘ald depot coh.neeted with sige With umequsied tectiitles aba advantages for Peal aac pet lin ‘economically the wood and a Ghroggnot al te owen, odhone NICKEL TRIMMED BUGGY HaR- ‘attention to orders, we NESS, At the practical Factor: of JAMES 8. TOPHAM, ee