Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1878, Page 4

FRIDAY... October 25, 1878. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Oct. 25, 1878. For the middie Atlantic states, warmer, clear or parlly cloudy weather, northerly winds, veer- ‘mg to southerly, stationary or falling baro- meter. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following is the readings of the thermom- @er at the Signal Office during the day: 7 a.m., 44°; 7:35 a. m., 44°; 12 midday, 59°; 1:20 p. m., 2°; maximum, 62°; minimum, 42°. —_—— LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. vale Sims, Meatagae, an Sirs Seguin in the Tm ‘The Kimball blondes, va- Theater Comique. rieties, ard burlesque. Condensed Locals. Lighting of the street lamps is at5:40 p.m, extinguishing 4:45 a.m. ‘The second game between the National and Manchester ba: all clubs was played yester- @ay afternoon. The score was 6 to 0 in favor of the Nationals. Nine innings were played. At a@ meeting of the Carroll Institute last evening, Mr. Geo was elected first vice president and Mr. J. a Fallon second vice pres- ident. ‘Thieves entered the residence of A. M. Clapp, on G, between 9th and 10th streets, Wednesday night, and stole some overcoats, hats and shoes, also some table cutlery. « Marshal Fred Douglass spoke last night at a republican mass meeting in Baltimore. r. and Mrs. Geo. N. Lamphere gave a party to their a daughter, “Gertie,” last even- ing, it being her fourth birthday, and the par- jors were soon filled with a large number of beautiful little girls, who greatly enjoyed the affair, Among the guests were Katie, Annie and Mabel Babcock, Fannie and Nannie Moffitt, Sarah and Eva Lawton, Katie Martin, Emma, Annie and Ethel Fought, Helen Stout, Laura Evans, Carrie and Rennive McGhee. Messrs. Gleason & Keily, contractors for lay- ing the pavement on 7th street, have completed the job with the exception of laying the stone blocks on about 3,500 yards, which will be de- jayed a few days on account of the non-arrival of the blocks. The foundation ts all ready to receive them. The uncompleted portion is near Boundary stre No Rixperrest Ix on NEAR WaAsHINi Yesterday Health Officer Townshend received a communication from Dr. J. W. Gadsden, a vet- , in relation to ating that he hoped Iphia papers is not Washington inspectors had ¢ from rinderpest. on a farm near this city; that the writer was one of tue yovernmuent inspectors in England during the jast visitation of that terrible disease in 1s65-’6, and knows te to get rid of Sueh a disease when once It spreads; that all the aninals affected should be killed at once, subje the report in th true that one of th found cows suffert ‘ownshend yesterday replied, rs of the Zid relative to a report i papers, coupled prob- sport in the Past. of 1 is it ots inderpest animals were f cattle pl affected 3 y¥ of this farm lost they from dimi- Ss disease as “rin knowledge © MATTISON, THE NEw JERSEY DEFAULTE: ED IN ALEXANDRIA.—The Alexand yesterday says: there ed here on the 7 y aman and woma stered them: 3 v hompson au Shortly after they ar- . uh employe of Pinker- acy Of Philadeiphia, also put and, after consulting with ney Brent and Capt. Web- the police. went to the room of the par- and demanded adinittanee, which was ed, only after a threat to break down ties Were then arrested, ¢ house and searche mmitted Justice ve man clerk of the y, N. J., » police. ‘The charge V. Mattison. tor boa whe arren for malfeasance He was confined in the jail at Bi th unty, in default of $14, Dis indict Torgery artiure and a copy of this his person this morning, to- x papers, giving his pr ‘The man stoutly protests iis innoce hose nite is Mary A. Baker, 2 confession this ting bis hasty de an here f ‘aphed tamediately to ladeiphia, who, in turn, aphed to the commonwealth’s attorney » to hold the man at all hazards, and pay ail expenses. and 1 ies tn Pail: ——————— CHARLES G. FISHER'S INSANITY.—Yesterday, in the Crimina) Court, Judge Wylie, General Henkle, ou belulf of Judge George P. Fisher, asked permission of the court to with +the files certain depositions tending to insanity of iis soa, Charles G. Fisher, used at the time he was tried and convicted of abstract- ing records from the clerk’s office here. He stated that the judge destred to use them elsewhere, it is thought in New York. ‘The couri said they should not be withdrawn, but gave permission to mutke certified copies of them. ‘TRE ZEIGLER ‘FORM SCHOOL HABEAS CoR- FES case was resumed before Judge Humphreys yesterday afternoon. _K. Browne began the argument fn favor of the release of the child. “He urged that no woman was So dest! nal affection as to be willing to im- even-year-old child in the refurm fourteen years. Before Mr. Browne concluded Judge Humphreys said the step- father and the child should be b De e him, and adjourned the cow resumed this afternoon, Mr. eas fuding his argument. wded! crowded! with dry st assortment of dry goods in SS goods, two hundred (200) new ulitul new style dress goods; col- res, pure wool, double width, casbmeres, pure ‘wool, double width, ashmere shawls; black crape awis, all color cardinal, and blue, from $1.50 to $5. Space det. MARKET—Queens- n Drove Yards, Oct. #4, 1Si8.—There were 270 tle offered, and 25 left over; 245 sold at prices ranging from wo 4 id th pound; $02 sheep znd lambs—old Sheep Sold from-3 to 4 cts. per lambs from 4 to 5)ce. per pound: 18cows and calves sold at prices ranging from #°- i per head. Market dull. ow 10 $60 a= . styles of ingrain Tarpets received di 1, 37, 50, 60, 65, 75, 50, Dest quality of Lowell and Hartford two-pl carpets, only Sb cents; floor ofleloths, all widths; 20 pairs of large dotible white blankets, $2, $3, HS. bales of bed nforts, from 75 cts., 638 Pennsylvania CARPETS ‘Towson’ M. Whita- ker & Son we pave Blackirond for October; from Jes. Shillington the New York Tribune Extra, No. $4, containing the secret telegrams; from Robert Beall Crandail’s “Happy Family, i . of interesting toys, which itsown um, TSCENDIARY FiRe. e alarm at 2:30 o'clock this morning was from fire in a two-story frame honse im Grant avenue, between Sth and 9th Streets northwest, owned by a colored woman Bamed M Minor; $100, Sup- posed to have been the work of an incendiary, have been issued to Hen. eman, both of Prince James Brown and Fannie Pil of Jersey City and Sarah Isaac Page and Marion Davis; Benja- min Strather and Susan Johnson; Wm. A. Har- mon and Jane Best; John K. Curtiss and Eliz abeth B. May; Thos. Wallace and Louisa Chase DROWNED IN THE STORM. ©f Alexandria, who was drowned from the schooner Brewster. in Nanjemoy Reach, during the storm of Tuesday night, had two children fring I Alexandria; his wite died some tne since. LAKE GEORGE SS DIAMONDS, sets, rings, pins, ‘Studs and scart pins, in gold and diamond set- ting, from five to twenty dollars, at Prigg’s Jew- =. ty a 457 Pemisylvania avenue, near St.—Adet, mn ae tas Boys are always pleased with nobby THE styles, and the parents satisfied with the mod- erate ot Prices. of B. Kobinson Clothiers, 909 Pennsylvania ave.—. ———— & Co., the Boys’ Adet, Fashionable Clotbler, See adves ™ “* 879 ‘Mr. Thomas Davis, | Wreck of the Steamer Express. ABOUT TWENTY LIVES LOST. ‘THE Star yesterday published the particulars of the total loss of the steamer Express, Capt. James T. Barker, of the Potomac Transports- tion line, which foundered in Chesapeake bay, between No-Point and Barren Island, 60 intles from Baltimore. Of thirty persons on board it is feared all but nine or ten were lost. AMONG THE SAVED. Stephenson & Bro., of this city received the foliowing dispatch from Baitimore this mor ing: “Stone (clerk), Baily (engineer), Dougl: (wheelman), Willie Barker (captain's son), five colored men arrived this morning all rigint. A. NEEDHAM, JK.” NARRATIVE OF A SURVIVOR. James Douglas, a quartermaster of the Ex ress, WhO Was one of three persons picked uP yy the schooner Samuel R. Waite, reached Ba timore yesterday on the steamer Maggie, ve the following narrative toa reporter of the timore Sua. He says: The Express was first struck by the storm at midnight. The gale In- creased In €ury until, at 4 O'clock, it had be- come a furious hwrivane. § reached the Patuxant, but would not yentu s and kept on, hoping ‘to get. into harbor lowe? down. Capt. Barker had thrown out an an- chor, but the chain parted almost as soon it went over. The press was going alo Well as coukd be expected until, between 5:30 and 6 o'clock a. m., when she Was in the mid~ dle of the bay, between Ne-Point and Barien Island, te wind Veered to the southwest, and the steamer Express was thrown ove. in less than ten minutes. She labored hea- vily in the trough of the ‘sea a few minutes, entirely unmanageable, and then rolled over until her hull was bottom upward. The sa!oon az.d upper joiners’ work from the hull as the steamer careened. Those on board, passen- gers and crew, had barely time to clamber to the upper side of the boat as she turned over, and such as did not seize parts of the saloon or Ammsem -nts, Etc. NATIONAL THEATER.—Last evening. for the Second time this week, “The Chimes of Nor- Opera. mandy” was sung at the National by the Hess company. The house was crowded and the aud!- SUOCESS UPON SUCCESS. ence Was enthusiastic, The opera was given! 4 CROWD AFTER CROWD such a spirited manner though thas one co yiq Greeting the Successful Youn Prina Donna not help applauding. “The Chimes” is or "of EMMA ABBOTT the most pleasing oi the tighter latter dayo and when well presented—as it was last *} it makes an entertainment which one, yamem- bers with pleasure. Miss Montague ~ ge wwii AND THE FAMOVS HESS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. present TO- ‘Who will IGHT with AN EXCEPTIONALLY. honetie.” Her reception Was ®$ pearty ‘and > - STRONG CAST “warin as she could wish, A gor 4 measure of Ambroise Thomas’ beautiful romantic work applause followed her every eifc N 4. She interpo- enabled her to woice. lated “Pird of Beauty,” Whit exhibit, the wide range of uly appreciated Mrs. Seo gi, no less ful than 2qisnocsmas Donne, MRS. SEGUIN, TAMS, ete. Bohemian Girl ne fo Chines of Ne ¥. Tiguted every one. “Me, A,tnd altogether de- | Satantay Neb qnamen of Normandy lerot” was enacted in “ig Monday....... Martha. ? — . & happy vein and sung a PR voto. ¢ Only Time. “Der seemed to have shaken excellently. Mr. Tuesday... PRICES. —Orchestra ion, 75 and 50 “hairs, $1.25; General Ad- himself out in giv 4¢' Robin More,” Me mene Cea 25, cents “Gaspard” procw’ eq him acall before thocuriam | extra: Gallery, 25 cents. ote in the Scene WH ere tie old miser goes mad. Seguin acted the «sheritt™ very well indéed. | [}O®D'S OPERA HOUSE. Miss ‘Mont pes amon” Will be Produced, with AMERICA'S GRAND NOVELTY! A ncn rere tora nan | MORDAPSSBAR ARE TEDSERDAT = 2 FORD'S Opera Hovse.— ~ ie NESDAY. ext. Monday, Tues- evenings, and Wednesday The justly celebrated and «reat original day ar. Wednesday mative, ume. Rentz’s minstrels and te Mabel MME. RENTL’S MINSTRELS, s 22 jue company wili al And the b pantiey, burlesque, company appear ind the Superb and Peerless MABEL SANTLEY’S BURLESQUE COMPANY. Absolutely the most brilliant, novel and attractive entertainment he world, embracing the followin tic constellation of stars: Mabel Santley, Marie Emily Hudspeth, Kate Raynham, Florie Plimeal il, May Ten Broeck, (from the principal Lon: sey A THEATER CoMIgvE.—The performances at the Comique seem to gain in excellence nighily. nee is a first-class show on the ‘boards his week. Ax “inducement,” fried oysters, selects. 25c. other timbers and float off with them must have been carried under and lost at once. Four of the crew were below, two white and two col- a were no doubt drowned. Mr. Douglass saw Matilda Isaacs, the chambermaid, clinging to the upper side of the hull; saw F. J. Stone, the clerk, [Raker telete in his night clothes, and believed that Mrs. Tarleton and infant, of St Inigoes, passengers, were lost at the outset of the disaster. Mr. Douglass secured a piece of plank from the saloon and floated from the Wreek. He saw Capt. Barker and others do the same, but in the confusion could not make out definitely who they were. At daybreak he couid not certainly make out any person as afloat on the wreck stuff. What might look like a manor woman may only have been some furniture or cargo buffeted by the waves. He drifted about for seven hours, until early in the afternoon of Wednesday, when, benumbed and almost ex- hausted, with the Slender plank going to pieces in his ras p, on which life alone depended, he was pick up by the schoouer and kindly treated by C: Parks, who also rescued Capt. Barker and a colored passenger. The crew the schooner told Mr. Douglass that boats from the propeller Shirley, then ashore on Barrei Island, had gone out and saved seven men, in- eluding the Clerk, Mr. Stone, John Douglass, the other quartermaster, and brother to the nar- rator, and at least four colored people, but of the correctness of this information he had no vor, While 1 morning } a schooner picking up and other freight that had belonged to the wreck, and the vessel paid no attention to him in. his’ perilous situation, nor made any effort to save his life. He says he must have drifted twenty miles from the scene of the disaster when he was saved. Relief of Yellow Fever Sufferers. THE NATIONAL COMMISSION. ‘The daily meeting of the executive committee of the National Relief Commission was held at headquarters; ex-Goy. Shepherd (chairman) and Messrs. Woodworth, Mitchell, Davis, Solomons, Wolf and Dickson present. A letter was read from Col. Ruger, of the tsth infantry. to Brigadier Gen. €. ' manding department of the’ south, saying:-—*T have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 1sth inst., with check for $300 Sent by the National Relief Committee to Mis. Benner, I have delivered the check to Mrs. Benner. No manner of conveying to Mi ner, as requested, your appreciation of the was drift las other 7 about on Wednes¢ ys he saw brave and humane conduct of her husband, and kindly-expressed sympathy for herself, seemed to me more suitable than to deliver to her your original letter, which I accordingly did, keeping acopy for the regimental records. I also gave her a copy of the telegram from the chairn of the National Retief Committee to yourselt. A letter was received from the treasurer o1 citizen's committee at Brooklyn, N dressed to Dr. Jno. M. Woodworth, say am in receipt of favor of the 2 Ss with receipts enclosed, for which please accept thanks. T enclose herewith check to your order for $300, to be placed as you may desire. We haye forwarded to-day as follows: Howard As- sociation, New Orleans, for Rouge, $1,800; Young Men's tion, New Orleans, $1,000; Memphis, for Water Valley, also send’ $200 to Elgin, I children of Lieut. H. H. LewisJ. Davis, treasurer, recelved an acknowl! edgment from ‘relief association at Bay Low for $200 for the relief of yello’ he lette! AS: Miss., $: for the widow and ner. suffere abating, isa large class ed, very poor, in existence in and whe nes ‘But for the genero: y extended by tie gove: the north there must have suffering and loss of lif ‘Phe Chattanooga, egraphed to Hon. sayiiy uinent and peop been much greater relief committee tel- epherd, chairnian. addressed to fever, ‘y. ‘The money from Secretary of State, New York, and elsewhere re- ceived to-day and yesterday only provides for about a week ahead. Frost has checked but not killed the fever. New cases daily. Expenses heavy. Sickness and destitution checked now, if hard frost comes at once. Weather to-day is favorable. Cash contributions received: Fairfax county, Va., Presby Dr. Gallaudet, from Deaf Mute Sunday school, $17.18; John’ Cosgrove, $1; Citizens’ Re- lief Committee. Brooklyn, through Dr. John M, Woodworth, $300. THE WATER TAX IN GEORGETOWN LEGAT.— Yesterday in the Court in General Term, Judge Cartter delivered the opinion of the court in the case of James S. Welch agt. the District. of Columbia, dismissing the bill. This was a bill for an injunction to restrain the collection of taxes for Povomac water, on the ground that in Georgetown the whole cost of laying the mains Was paid for at & cents per foot, in four annual installments, the conditions being that they would not be charged water rents, and they should have free water forever. In the court below the restraining order was dissolved. The court dismisses the bill on the principle that a corporation has no power to exempt the cit- ens trom payment of just dues accruing after its official death. ——_—___ ‘RO OUTLAWS SHOOT aT a WoMAN.—About * o'clock last night two unknown colored men Walked into the store of John Hays, corner of ist and B streets northwest, and ‘called for whiskey, which being refused, they began to be troublesome and created a’ disturbance tor which they were put out by Mr. Hays and his wife. To keep them out, Mrs. Hays closed the | door, locked it and placed her back against it One of the men drew a revolver and fired - Wo shots at her through the door, the bv". + Ing about two inches above * 4, gests PASS. officers hearing the shee s wer head. | The spot and pure“. tired came upon the tanee ~ _wcu the scoundrels for some dis- made their escape. ————— OpEN Bowie's SUIT AGAINST THE B. AND O. RattroaD.—In the United States Supreme Court yesterday the case of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs. Oden Bowie was taken up. The argument was commenced by W. 8S. Cox for plaintiff in error. This cause came from the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia, and presents the question as to what constitutes a delivery of freight toa common carrier, so as to charge the latter with the loss. ‘The particular freight in this instance was two horses, one of which was the racing mare Aus- trallan, the property of ex-Gov. Bowie, of Mary- land, which was injured while being put upon the cars, and for which he recovered in the court below $10,000 THE Estate oF Rosert V. HaRRIson.—It will be remembered that about a year ago Rob- ert V. Harrison died on Ohio avenue, near 14th street, after several \pSrgene illness, and pool = considerable amount of money. Te Wi dispute at the time as to who should administer the estate, there net as far as known, no rel- atives of the deceased living. Dr. J. F. Hartigan qualified as administrator, and a publication was issned for the purpose of finding the heirs. Mrs. -Duering and Mrs. E. H. Hamilton have filed petitions as relatives, and the Register of ‘Wills is taking testimony in the case, - kK cashineres, dowbie width, 50, ALL-wooL black - ____ LECTURES. QBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE. LEcTURE BY JACKSON H, RALSTON, Under the auspices ryt the National Workingmen's seem Lys FRANKLIN LEGION HALL, Corner 6th and C etreets northwest, eon nak’ by Mane & Wilkins, janis ‘snd st the door. octet Tickets 25 cents. Bookeeliers, Lxcee™ LECTURE COURSE. JOSEPH COOK ox ULTIMATE AMERICA, FRIDAY EVENING, Octorrn 25rH, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 8 O'CLocx. Admission, 75 cents. Reeerved scats, without extra charge, at Metze- rott’s Music Store, 925 Pennrylvania avenue. oct?! LADIES’ GOODS. | peoverass’, ke NINTH STREET, ST. CLOUD BUILDING. DOUGLASS’, ABDOMINAL CORSET, Sipe STEELS, Sipe Lac: , SIDE. cINGS, AND SPOON Bus, doz. in box. Schwing & Clarke's, 7th & G. i Les sale. Forres Vida Rongae Blaschke | bec Wathera Health . fe wi a] qu i. ‘ol Li yon, cl] Bs nes Se ie ees Meader, J.E. Henshaw, Sake Adams McDermott | Madame Foye Corset Z THE COURTS. Sisters, Luta Mortimore. Juliette Ad. Talbot, | Baltriean Howe, extra fon, fill regular, Sac rea Ares agt. Bigelow; ancument | Reneations. Notwithstanding the immense expenss | © Comparicon of prices invited. concluded, decree tor specific performance and | prices will remain as Usual Reser ete ed DOUGLASS, apee be ee oe = ene ap- | at the box office, Saturday, October 26. oct 24-1 oct23-tr Ninth street. ication La ent for issue for 10 Us i yes = nUTEY Was argu Rica aie e ie L!NCorn max. HE EMPRESS KID GLOVE. ‘o-day, James B. Edmunds, 01 lowa, was ad- a i ic mitted to the bar. John F. McNally and Leon ee ETRE centesto cal on OLE BULL, ‘The world-renowned violiniet, will give a GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT IN WASHING- Tobriner were appointed examiners in chancery. ‘The application of Edward Rogers French was referred to the committee on examination of candidates for the bar. Estate of Elizabeth A. Dunbgr; decree of Probate Court affirmed. In +e Ces LSged (application asec light TON, jouse burner) argument resum ion in “ Penta favor of the claimant in part. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocroser 30. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Wylie. Ole Bull will be aesisted by Yesterday, Albert Curtis, perjury; not guilty. of Stephen Anderson, rape on Annie ‘Johnson; on MISS ISABEL STONE, rial. To-day, Stephen Anderson, charged with as- Or Bostox, sault and battery with intent to commit a rape, was found guilty and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Frank Hydeman, cuarged with burglary; plead not guilty. Tim Conner, assault and battery, was found not guilty. John Williams, alias Joe Williams, charged with robbing F. Reh, jr.; on trial. AND AN UNRIVALED CONCERT COMPANY. Admission, $1.00, incinding reserve eeats. Tickets at Metzerott's music store. octi6-13t yam ‘GROUNDS, ——— ALEXANDRIA, VA. POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, October 28th, 1878, GEORGETOWN. mimenciug Lo’ciock pam RGETO WN. TWORING TOURNAMENT AND BALL, BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the 21st regular | Glass Ball Shooting, | monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building Cos Chase, ‘Mile Race and other Sports, amountiny to Tio Hundred Special am. sociation held last night at Goddard's $2,100 was sold, being 15 shares at an a Of $137 per share. THe Dastaways held their usual weekly mecting at their hall, on High strect, last night. ‘The meeting was opened by prayer ‘by Mr. Al H. Walcott, and was well attended. Mr. Be the president, then addressed the meeting for For cash prizes, ‘Tieketer 25 cent Washington at 1:30 a Yee COMIQUE. MONDAY, Oct. 21, Night] TUESDAY and’ FRIDAY MATTNEES, liars. it from Alexandria to oct 23-4¢* se ToMBINATION EXTANT! few minutes, aft ie wenicn Messrs. Litchti Con ee NTRELS, Boyd, Dunning, Eggleston an ries 2 * MINS EL yd ning, Eggleston and Humphries ¢ Bets Sip MEN AES, livered addresse Miss Gertrude Tribbey pr sided at the organ, and quite a number of per- ar signed the pledge. TH TRAVELING. Oi IZATION Now BEFORE THE PUBL! Beautiful and Talented Lady Artist . ts. HEFT.—About 11 o'clock yesterday morning, oct21 A Splendid yupe of Specialty Artists, a_colore ae cree eae ee ON EXHIBITION 7 ee hool and took quite a number o' IN EX 2ON shawls, hats, &¢. “Ie wasseen and pursuct, | 626 E Sz. { AND SALE 5626 E Sr but dropped some of the articles and made hig MARKHITER'S escape. THERE WERE NO ARRIVALS Of grain, and no FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE. No. 626 E Street. offerings on ‘change to-day. Choice Oil Paintinys, Engravinge, Chromor, &c. a sites Bet Sad Rene as an CITY ITEMS. : sels, Rings, Nails, &c., in the District. €e-Tenss Casi. §27-Please remember Name and Number. jyl-ly PBEPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell your CAST-OFF CLOTHING to your own ad- vantage, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street north: wes NB hor FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid, “JouN’s” Restaurant, corner 7th and D streets, Select fried oysters 25 cents a dozen in a box. ECIALTIES IN FALL CLOTHING. This Beats Them All. Fine all-wool Chinchilla Overcoats for $6; Good Business Suits, (new patterns,) Excellent wearing Pantaloons, only $1 as I make a specialty of them. lendid assortment of Boys" and Youth's | Note by mail will be promptly attended to. School and Dress Suits, all styles, all colors all prices, from $4.50, $5, $6 and $7 up, at Kavraay’s “Popular Clothing House,” 915 s enth street, between I and K. FALL AND WINTER Hats. Broadway and 5th Avenue Silk Hats, $4 an¢ Elegant stock, new shapes, Stiff Felts, $2 to $ Nice assortment Soft French Felts, $1.50 t We make a specialty of Men’s Dollar Hats; Boys’ Telese Boys’ dren‘ If you want a goo your Hats at “ Lewis’ Popular One 920 Seventh street, b Wnen You Fre the first pain from rheu- matism, go to your nearest druggist for a bottle Of Derang's Rheumatic Remedy. ILts Impossible to use Lodilte’s Headache Sp EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS WOR GREAT Far LS—EVERY THURS- SUNDAY during 50. NELLIE leaves bri de, Georgetown, at 8:30 a. m., Pi forthe above place. Bass fish: i is the best during this month. Scenery alo the route at the Falls is the finest in the world tr oct NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PaS- WASHINGTON, which has y refitted and furnished ‘aptain, is the only boat \d passenyers at Mount™ Yernon wharf. Round trip 1, including admission to mansion and grounds. ‘The steamer MARY been recent}; L. L. Brak without giving almost instant reitet. eqpied) at oat and wetnrns acd a Mc ORIGINAL, select med oy ‘sters at the Ches- GSWORTH, Supt ee fount Vernon apeake, 925 Penn. 3 on. LB a wea THE PERFUME 01 eMIS out an area oecupted by more millions of civilized Deing man’s Florida Water is to-da; fume in societ, PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED, patients delighted, the doubtful silenced, and all who have eyes to see, or ears to hear, tore than satistied by the absolute certainty with which Hale's Honey of Horehound ani Tar cures coughs, colds, hoarse- hess and every affection of the lungs and throat, tending to consumption. Pike's Toothache Drops cure toothache in one minute, Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. For Urwarps or Toirty YEARS Mra, Wins- low’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children. It corrects ney of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether aris from teething or AERE.—Throuzh- han one hundred. Murray and Lan- he standard pe GEORGETOWN ADVTS. OR RENT—HOUS E No. 84 Hish st., ten rooms, thin one square of the . Inquire at the southeast corner of Market and Ist “sts., Geo —CHOOL BOOKS.—A complete assortment of all Kinds teed in the Public and Prieate Behools for fale at very low prices by NDY, 128 Bris street, Georgetown. ue ESBAR OED Fy 1651 Fatergetct in 1874; now the jomp in this part of the Country. Hexd W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DyFING AND SCOURING EstTas- LISHMENT, other causes. An old well-tried remedy, a * = Scents a bore, edy. | 49 Jefferson st. Niet * Pridoe st, Georoe To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call | _ Everything appertaining to the business prompt! attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring und | attended to. The Femntar: of Carpets, ts aad Drugget Blankets a’ specialty during the summer months. District work sent for and feturned tres of charse: Orders by mail and express promptly attended to. Address as above. jellir Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the la!rst improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in &@ manner not to be equalled by those not pos- sessing these facilities. Gent’s suits cleaned for $2. N. B,—Lace curtains cleaned from #1 up to$1.50 a window. Wool blankets from 50 cents to $i a pair, by cleaning a number a re- duction in price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His dry cleanser removes Seal Spots aay ives PLAIN FACTS. TO BE CONVINCED, CALE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Business Suite, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, $20. Dress Suits, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, $20. Fall Overcoate, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, gis. Winter Overcoats, 9.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, $25, Diagonal Worsted Coats and Vests, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 820. Black Cloth Frock Coats, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, $20. Black Cassimere Pants, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. PPP, 00 W W WDDD EFERER PorPoQoOWVWWbD DE ROR Fancy and Dress Cassimere Pants, PPP O O WWWW D DEE RRR 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, $8. PR OO VV VV E DE RR sci P 00 V V DDD BEER R Business Cassimere Pante, 2, 3, 4, 5, $6. Heavy Working Pants, 1, 1.25, 150, 1.75, $2 a that the Say ee ERS sho pd that the in. ouths’ Suits, fn'Ulo market made from Pure Grape Grean Tartar, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, $15. imported exclusively for this powder fi = district of France, Approved by ‘N. Boys? Suite, pe Dr. ore New vor Gs eat “Boston OF, 6.1838 ot x jew York; Dr. by + Prof, GENTH, Philadelphia. Schoo! Sate, an 3, 4, 5, 6 2, NEVER CAKES, VER GETS LUMPY, Ciara Suits, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. ‘Youths’ Overcoat, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 815. Boys’ Overcoats, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 810. Children's Overceats, 2.25, 2.50, 3, 4, 5, 6, $3. Children’s Ulsters, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. Men's Heavy Working Coats, $2.50. Men’s Double-breasted Box Coats, $3. Black Cloth Vests, 1.50, 2, 2.25, 2.50, 3, $4. WILL KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE, octl4tr SOLD ONLY IN C: P HANSON HISS & CO., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIRRORS, ORNAMENTS. 465 N. Charles street, Baltimore. GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE COM- PLETE FURNISHING OF DWELLINGS, AND GUARANTEE BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY OF ALL WORK DONE. ‘Will visit Washington and submit de- ais: and estimates in special cases. - sasia'a ue, 11 Penns: ivenwe. 7044 Seqween 10th and 1ith otreets octl8-tr E. 8. BARTERAM, (Lats or New OxiEans, La.) EXPERT, OPO ATS FO FOR TRE HOREAU OF I as GRAVING AND PRINTING, WASHINGTON, DOG ace oF THE SUPERVIEIKG : “TAILOR OF THE PERIOD.” GEORGE T. KEEN, MARKET For THE Moxey. Also, in Stock the following’ well-known onl LD MEDAL JOUVIN, MONOGRAM in 2, 3, 4and 6 buttons, all shades to match the new colors in dress goods. “Also, will con- stantly have on hand a full line of FRENCH and ‘AMERICAN PATTERN HATS, at New York prices. ‘Special iven to ordera. sttention BPADAME Mf, J. HUNT, oot22-tr 621 D street. PESTHERS £ROM AUCTION. ‘One Thousand Bunches of FEATHERS ived from Importers’ Auction, which will Be rold at less than half their value. Kid Glove, of her own importa- tion, which is guaranteed to be the Best =) CONNOLLY’S, 608 Ninth strect, octl9-lw Opy Patent office. ME*- 2-2, PALMER, 1107 F street, between 11th and 12th, Hap just received an elegant line of IELS HAIR BONNETS anp HATS. f the most stylish Shapes and ELT GOODS, CASHMERE. FEATHERS, ALSATIAN BOWS, IMPEYAN WINGS, JET and other ORNAMEN7S, Ete. New Shades in JUGLA and MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. Special attention wiven to orders. ALL IMPORTATIONS F CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS AND In many beantiful desisns. SUITS in Sitk, Camel's Hair Cloth and Fancy Plaid Cash meres in the most varied effects, Pattern Bonnets and Hats; fi il Robes de Cham! Corsets; Chamois Vests the most reasonable prices, Colored Fringes in any short notice. Orders taken Vs rproofs. M. Ny Watecamnie 2 Cite Trevise, Paris. octI.tr 907 Pennsyleania avenue. FALL anp WINTER OPENING FINE MILLINERY, At MRS. C. V. SMITH’S, 618 Ninth’ street, ON. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Oct. 1 gg Mich the Ladies octl5-tr design at for all sizes o} er made to order f Gossame of the city and vic 0 THE LADIES. MRS. FE. J. FULLALOVE, No. 91 Bridge street, Georgetown, Having received a full ling of Milinery and Fancy Goods, and ayone Becatied the ser- vices of a first-class Mil is now prepared to fill all An aay call ‘oct 12 er, ii rders with neatness and dis; issoliciteds ssa AS. H. VERMILYA, LADIES FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 610 9th street, opposite Patent Ofice. A fine stock of LADJES' BOOTS of m: own make nulable for fal aad Ga ae wear, for sale at reasonable prices. STRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL FEATHERS, dyed and-manufactured at the FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT, 616 9th oe OPPO: y2s-tr sep30-tr site United States Patent Office. __ BOOKS, &e. ark Continent, 2 vols.10).00 Family Library of Brit oetry’. vee 650 Agnew’s . Modern 2 . Henry James... ory or Two from an Old Ditch’ Lowi. ‘Robert. Lowell... Southern Household Companion. ‘The Heir of Charlton, Agnes Fleminz. Recollections of Writers. Mary and Cowden Clark. Songs of Italy. Thirty ¥ ae iy oe a, Gee 5 e novels, in paper covers the late novels: OP OMONS & CHAPMAN, oct28-tr 911 Pennsyloania avenue. NEW LAW AND AISCELLANEOUS Scientific Memoirs. By Jno. W, Draper. Growth of the Steam Eniein ‘The Ceramic Art. Smith's Manual Equity. es Te tary Law Revised Statutes N. Y., 2d edit Court Reports. 8. Supreme po: 5.00 “Ours Stationery Stock is now complete with all the ‘ i Ines, | ‘nketands an per Weights, mos, Pi ‘Leather Goods, &c- Chromos, Picture Frames, Russia Our customers are invited to examine. = . H. & O. ee MORRISON, Ww BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, octo.tr Come tai6 Penna. avenie. RECOLLECTIONS OF WRITERS, Ly ‘Mary and Charles Cowden Clarke. Medieval Church History, by Archbishop French. ‘The Bible Commentary on ew, Mark and ‘Bhort Studies on Great Subjects, vol. 3, by Froude. The Houre by the Works, by Edward Garrett. Mu- dred Keith, By the author of Bessie Books. ‘ecu 5 ; on. SY ENSESENS. BALLANTYNE & SON, octétr 428 Seventh st. nw. jus LATEST PUBLICATIONS, Growth of the Steam Engit akties ts OMANWS WOHDS—An -W ‘What Women are ture, Education, Industry, thiropy, Sant men are doing’ to. advarios the Then. Every household should read one good woman's paper. Pul monthly. Price per year, $1; fee ee at ee is, Mansging Editor, 625 Walnut street, Phila- Pa. ‘augé-ly PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ EST=x ORGANS. ¥ BRADBURY PIANOS. terms. We satisfs 1890,) No. 423 Bevsve aopisay AARLere DAVIS @ CO.’S PIANOS.— ‘Pianos ready for: trade. dervasees See aracialy. "Somme and *Su590 #. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. nw. GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.8 COMPRESSED YEAST. 0. ANTHONY DENEKAS, Agent, ofr iom anes te meer ae eee) __ BOOTS AND SHOES. _|__ EDU@ATIONAL. , INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL for children GIGN OF THE RED FLAG, | K "Reus thre te sinters ‘of age; ‘offerina every advantage of a lncation , inchidins j an, French and Mus'c. German a ej cialty, dail free. heees | Normal west. instruction given LOCK aud NOERR, Pr ls, set mot ‘Class for Teachers, 11 n = Sear — YOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL. J The exercises of this school will be resumed on fhe 9th of October, at the Law Buildiiy:, on Sth st., ween ‘The chanre for tuition in the undergraduate de- partment ix $80 for a year, or $150 for two years, payable in advance half yeariy. or in monthly THE GREAT RUN FOR THE ‘BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, inne at the option of the students. "The tuiticn fee tn tre Poet Graduate department ie | $50, payable in mouthly instalments, and covering 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. entire Period of ALES C WELLING, EL. D. _oclTtt (Rep., Post) President. 188 MAGIL OR} jiterat SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. | Mondays and. Fri Rennrpivanis seen Pennsylvania avenue. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. im* ‘Addresn Be northwest. get. “AL CONSERVATORY, Maile Figlemem hours from a . Trcive teachers Bree 0. B. BULLARD, CAL AND E c MY~ Dr. Sunderiande Cheah waa between C street and Louisiana avin, gaehly, Prepared for business or ell Termes low, ,Phonoxrap hy in private lessons lo wentlemen p.m. ‘CHASE ROVS, A.M. Principal ACADE- mirc, 435 ented oe, A large stock of FALL GOODS just received, and we are eclling them at low ices: Men's cat and sewed, $3.50. A Men's Kip Stenger Bourg ‘Men’s Genuine Kip Boots, from $1.75 up to $4, 10 cases Men's Kip Boots consigued to be sold at $2 oye thor: a pair. Mesicar. A large lot of Fishermen's India Rubber Boots, from SIGNOR SEVERO STRINI, 3 to $5. The wellknown ‘of Ttatian Opera, lately re. Calf Boots, good quality, (will bear inspec- | turned from Italy, has taken up his jv nwanent tion,) $2.a pair. dence in and is ready fo recaivea Ter? fro 3.50. and is open to panils in Vocal Music, jor Concerts and a Church Choir. Siw on paid to italian Opera Music, and provanciation oF the Italian Particulars see oirculare For terms and further Men's ftetclass Handmade Galters at @3 50. at Music Stores, or addres Ruior ST Men's fitet clase Han at 83.50, Je Stores, OF addresa’ Rucnor ® Ladies’ Shi ail ‘size W. “ai dies’ woes and Gaiter and qualities, Metzerctt & Co., Music Deals Washimet: from 75 conte upto ed. < D.C., or at his residence, No. 1120 Now York aout Men's Shoes, from 75 cents up to $2.50. nue, Corner of 1th street. ‘oct Im Children's Shoes, from 25 cents up to $2 y ME. AMELIA RIEHL, bavi scrned from Amhuret, Masa, where abe stented tne . M 7 . » | Class tauzht by Dr. L. Sauveur, ie now: 9 tite Mave BOOTS and SHOES of every descrip | (ass taucht by Dr. ‘time and inoney maay beeeey, Fhe lanuaee will be taught without the aid of Paw 100 Cases Just OFENED. lish. lasses will commence MONDAY, 1 inst, ; every day at 3:30 and 7 o'clock pan. All cor. ; tially invited to be present. nce, 1001 New SPECIAL INDUCEMENPS TO WHOLESALE | York avenue. sep28-Lm* BUYER: We. PECIAL OFFERINGS. ISS B.C. GRAVES, (Successor to N S Merrill and Minw B.C: Graves,' astened bseg competent corps of teachers, will re = her Select, ml Girls SEP- UGHT AND TRANSLATED at 1004 Terms moderate. vena School and Kin dengarten, ; TEMBER 1s, at S00 TNth see Normal Training Class will begin Qctob particulars address the Principal. RIVATELY OR IN CLASS — EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. at Rhetoric, Logic.” Arith puapolis, or Coll BD. Ww. Cail before 11a. m.; L HEILBRUN'S' z — (Out, Sth strect northweat, wosite Judiciary Park’) On the line of the Metry ica ‘Will reopen for the Tenth Annual Session urn 16TH. For particulars address Principal Condron and Mise A. Tolman Smith, | POPULAR SHOE HOUSE, Mra. G. M. No. 402 7th street. eolm&d2m USLNESS GOL Capitol Hil, ertus $2 and $3 Ibert Pikes W YORK SHOE STORE. 605 Pennsysivanta avenue. Our GOODS are as good nd gentiauen, boys and girls. Private less y N.L—A wood pronunciation (Pari use Of practical conversation rapid as any in the market. Our any other prices are fully 20 per cent fess than pupil. “Verbs und idious taught by ‘We take no advantages. Our goods re all marked | “Call any day ta in plain figures. LOOK AT THIS LIST! Ladies’ Kid Worked Button Holes.. Ladies’ Goat Si APLEWOUD_ INSTITUTE, Cow M Pa. Boys, 850 per quarter Girls oi ees 0 rs > Posed prepared for business, Yale or Harvard Collen ia. Ladies Foxed, or Goat La Renae ns enoRrea ies’ Hand-nade Slippers. 3 DGE, A. M., Principal. ss $a nae ay frome) Sumnes COLL lisees’ a . dL L.W.,, lon Tea Children’s and Button. sons and daughters. the course com" ee Boys and Youths’ at very low Gent's Calf Congress Gaiter. Gent's Fine Calf Hand-stitel es 4 IP, Spelling, Composition, Corres). ndence, i. poss Arithmetic, Single atid Donte Gntey’ Book: UsIeESS oF Gent's Solid Leather Congress. mercial’ Laws ‘and Lectures. a, io Geni Working Shoes, once se fe ol of Sadente, last’ Mon - Seni . ust and thereafter. For particulars Gent's Bals., ‘Ties and ‘Siippera, ewe, or address A Visit will convince you that tliese are the best in this city for the price. ‘No Branch Store. mepstr GEO. McCARTHY. A REYO EP. 2 Ly sup Sass ais ee, hist GaktuEL «& ae I A M I LY 8 U I PLI ES. a buy first-class STOVES | INGES at Gh (CLUBS Now Maxine = lowest prices. A first-class LATROBE, to’ FoR heat two rooms, at $30. “Remember the number, & seine: ‘th st., between H and T sts., opposite Goldsmidt’s TATOES Toy Store. "{o22-tdec?5] GEG. ES GARTRELL & 0. Bur CANNED GOODS. ECORATED CHINA AND POTTERY | A new lot of that pure old CIDER VINEGAI WARE FROM ALL COUNTRIES. spAllour goods wuaranteed ae to quality, weight and _ SOVEREIGNS' {O-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, $4 arg daily receiving new goods by steamer from | —Octi64r __1023 7th et. n.w. and $01 H st. ma the leadit tories in FRANCE, GLAND, GER- rae. ” aoe. seisyand Stier jars of te word, tg wilch'wese | 10 UBS, LIGHT BROWN SUGAM....155 ‘spectfully invite the attention of purchasers. 1b. best Gunpowder Tea. st Full stock of WHITE, FRENCH and STONE | } ¥illon best Sweet Catawba i CHINA just received, 10 boxes Concentrated Lye... z M. W. BEVERIDGE, i gallon Common = = (ate Webb & Beveridge), 12) Ibs. Carolina Rice.. sreennee Eb octittr 1009 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 11th sts, | 10 tbs. Prime Cheese... 72 3 7 Speer's Port Grape Wine, Calif: ‘Muescatel STOVES, RANGES, &c. {apelica Wines, eited by Soecr, at loca talons King CURGHASE ONEY THE BEST. || than any place south of New York. ing Cabinet, Sp) Gem. rac C. 8 O'HARE & SON, RANGES;. Novelty Portablg FURNACES Excelsior and Centennial ARE Son | octlitr 1213 Tth st. n.w., bet. Mand octl4-Im 2126 Penn’a avenue. Jon" B. RELLY, om EEF, MUTTON. BEFORE BUYING CORNED BEEP A SPECIACT ES Btalls 625, 629 and 630 Center Mark ri ‘Sth-street wing, and 206 and 208 North: fibeny, Market;or address Box i City, ce. Marketing delivered free of charge to all parte the city. sab EFURNACES, RANGES, HEATER, OR GAS FIXTURES, {INE WATERMELONS, FRESH EVERY DAY—KEPT ON ICE. Nutmeg and Hunter CANT- Dariett 1 ARS Sad al MT: SWEET POTATOES. SUGAR CORN, etc. Ail kinds of MEAT, SWEET SQUALS, Dressed CHICKENS, &c. Mi can leave address, and we will send for order daily. Orders for Georgetown _mnet be received by 12 —— 4. TIBBTS, Corner 14th stand N. ¥ at ree _ COAL AND WOOD. _ (OAL AND WOOD, ASD ay Before contracting fer PLUMBING or HEATING, call and get our prices. You WILL Save Morey. augé-ly EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., octT-tr Masonic Temple. G4 FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES: Less Tuan Factory Prices, nanan Sole manufacturers of ‘s Patent Bun- Bole Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of | ajeq KINDLING WOOD. Sippbeneon: Kindiing Wood Messrs. Mitchell, Vance & Co. I now offer the | having a F with every ban die. SS ae See Se acne Woe. York. Branch Office, 12th and feoreara” sep30-tr ALL GOODS WARRANTED T0 GIVE ENTIRE , SATISFACTION. E. F. BROOKS, seplitr Fifteenth st.. (Corcoran Building.) BoXNTONS FURNACES. CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD. BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE. Are Powerful Heaters; ‘du. economical in fue! ve versal Satisfaction: have no bolted joints; are free from gases. fc i Also, RANGES oe fomlty cc hotel use; ‘Send for Circulars, before purchasing others. RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., ‘MANUFACTURERS; 284 Water street, New York.