Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1878, Page 4

‘weather, cokl northerly, veering to warmer easterly winds, falling barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMO! following 1s the readings of the the7mom- Ser fae eae ae cua ee tT a.m, 31S; 735 a m., 335 ae is 290 p. I, Bae; a 5°: mintm| LOCAL NEWS. Anrasements, &c., To-night. Rational Theater — @pera eonpany. Dorés ee Howse>-Madame Rentz’s temale minstre! prey Comique.—~ Dead to the World” and Varieties. Condensed Locals Lighting = street lamps is a. 6:00 p. m., ex! ins am. The experoa arrival of Raward O'Meagher tomorrow is unavoida- Condon at Washingto: bly poned for aday or two. Timely notice ef day and hour of arrival will Ee given through ‘TRE STAR. ‘The Philharmonic Society mes last night in ‘the lecture room of the Congregational rch. Dr. E.S. Kimball was electec assistan' tor. prise the eight off ‘The contractors wement on 12th 2 Rave commenced operati Sd wooden blocks prepar ‘of the society. ia M. E. church, on 24 V. Les omacent officia 1 mow discoursing with much ‘THE WoREING™ at Beck’s hall—Mr. Mr, Jobo Christian Secrs ef N. A. Smith. . Mean} the Protective Pai Seay rbey ee ass’ elation, were presented, and they were mitted. Mr. Reston (Mr. Plass tn the chai tendered his resiznation as president, for reason that he was about to leave the city f¢ Quincy, Il, to erter upon the practice of law, and ih'a heat speech he expressed his he wishes for each and every member, and we promise that he would eontinue in the tut asin the past. to work for the cause of labor, ‘The resignation was accepted, and Messrs. Jo were appointed a com- mittee to draft resolutions expressive of the met last: night regret of the sembly at parting with Mr. Ralston. whi vlutions were subsequently reported and adopte lamilton reported from the Ts pox t they had made an appropri of amas’ meetin be held until afte "The following wer offices: Gibson e in the inst the he sipi of taking military men from the army for tie pe ur pose of filing positions in civil life as alien to the genius of our tree institutions.” Mr. A c pared a letter, to be S Unions throughout that a national n country, proposing ss be held in this city next March, Sect was laid over Mr. McGee, d,on behalf of ths of the address to t commenting upon and d of the democratic commit Post be stric! debate followed. dd to Messrs. Robin- ating asselubly then this winter, at Into sec HANKERING FOR THE An adjourned meeting 0 Pt Sess SUPE the suffragists + couferenct last nicht. partial report on platform. action soaks be the have resided two years in voice In the selection of rulers.” A primary election is proposed to demonstrate that tle Voters of te District favor suffrag Herixe PR he was held last at the St. Mare hotel. to conser the subject of sendir NOW Voters th the 6th Maryland distric mporarity residing here. to thelr homes to. rr. White presided with Mr. secretary. Messrs. Mc 2 and Hutenins, Georgetown, and Yat rd and Fisher, Washington. were appointed a comunitter ascertain how many voters of the 6th dist. are temporarily domiciled in the Distrie nance committee of was appointed, ¢ J. L. Bar b. A n= mr, and Wm. A son Yates and ed Lotake charge of office, 412 5th street, S, Hutehins. Dr. ©. "T. V. Noonan, were apjx the tickets at Dr. Culv and furnish voters Ur application there. ACCIDENTS. ~Ye: esterda: ‘@ newsboy Bue, between 6 portation free, upod id 7th st ©f fron projecting from « passing wagon, mak- Weg quite a severe scalp word. His head was @vessed at Gilman's drug store jor Mor- Fan sent hin to his Lome street; in ch Of Officers Connell and ikariow @elock last nicht one of U Dalky on Maryi: hen the horse st: alding the driver, wasstruck and knocl and quitely badly bruised about the face. Was taken to his home, No. 167 4", street. d down He “ALDERNEY™ ©. K.. (-e report taken fra health office.) and deliveri eity with eight teams, (ws ney milk Get up early any m0 ing for yourse street nw. ‘THE CHEATES Pais Cir SILKS IN Silks, arrived from New York to-da; . ST. $1, $1.25, $1 yard; pure w “ ‘width, only 50; i Gack costumers Pure Wool, 30, 2,75, 5%, mautiful dress coods, al sty all prices very cheap, (1 shawls, all colors. from velvets, bia E cashmere shawis. Tatest style at Madani store. Carter's. Market Dgmps tx Fre have been fled as follows:— Danie} Lightfoot to Abraham Johnson, part of a tract call Johnny's Poplar Spi Springs;” $50. Commissioners of the Freedman’s Savings and ‘Trust. Co. to Catherine Polk. lot 3s, section 4 a Annie b. and F. H. Smith t Le Droit Pat! ad Augusta A? Silks can be made in the Hinekley’s, over my — Ader be had, 25 cents: colored cashmeres, all the new colors, yard wide, 50 cents; cassimeres for men and boys’ wear. ¥ fall styles. 50, 60, 65, 75 een! y blue, grey and ents up: waterproot u's, 636 Pennsylvania Street B.Ww.—Adet. uvenue, south side. near SUIT FOR TRESPass.—Messrs. Ray and New- Wan yesterday for Wm. McCoy, entered a suit — Fowler Henderson, for $2,000 damages for trespass, in tearing down the porch, etc. at his house, 117 3d street southeast. on the ground of the house projecting some 17 inches into the @efendant’s lot. The house has been built some sixty years, and the plaintif’ ha some ‘twenty years without being made. ‘TRE Best IN THE CITY at $5.—Gents’ band- made caif boots, either button, lace or congress; also ladies’ French kid button boots at $4 a spe- ciality, at Beukert & Wilsou’s, No. S19 Market Space.—Ader. ‘Tur SALE Of furs, « ues and silk umbrellas, of ‘She stock of Walter Ker. will begin Wednesday, Gctober 36, at Loe - and tron safe, conforma- teur, counters, shelving, &e.. at t1'a, men m. same —— B. H. Waker attends to the renting and management of the real estate of non- nts. Call or write for his Kral Estate Review, giving ini ‘tion as to real estate allover the coun- t oceupied 4 complaint any —__ PRIGG’s jewelry store received some beautiful Styles this morning, to $20. No. = Penpsyivania avenue, pear 44 syeet,—Advt, Fra Diavola,” by the Fess direc- ‘The executive board was chosen to com- laying the asphaltum tory to laying the revival of retigion has m Hi. Ra ston presiding and ry. The id % jashingtom Greve Ca“ap = ANNUAL MEETING OF ©, ee “qcrbo.nes ‘The annual meeting ‘yw the stockholder: (f the Washington Gror, ceccump Meeting Associa- tion was held at % vurch last eveni «<@undry (M. E.) Chr ‘The presic i read his an ft, a Morgan is tees At commenced a OS August 14th was in every respe Most successful ever held by the association. The total number of tents and structures was 191, with a population of about 800 souls. ‘The number of tents increased forty over last pial and beck, Berg over the year preceding. total number of conversions reported dur- ing the meeting was St. The receipts were about $2,200 and the expemdlitures $2,100, leaving a balance of $100in the treasury. A commodious | and convenient building for the accommoda- — of the ladies — — ere nacle pajpied, an ad ional wel . = dred new gasoline lamps purchased, additional ditching made so as to give more thorough drainage. and the grounds cleared of old de! Mr. W. B. Williams, = an agreetnent with = executive committee, has erected on the unds a two story frame Pounding, one. story or which is used for the storage and sale of furniture, and the other as a_ hotel. AS a protection to the camp generally, especial- ly to the eastward, three acres of ground at $50 r acre have deen purchased. A comfortable Uwelling hoase for the keeper will be evected thei and he will reside there permanently. It had been sugested Dy the preachers (iat a buikting for their accommodation be erected. ‘The report strongly urges suth a course. If the associacton would furnish $100 towards the buiiaing. the preac.ers would furnish the re- mainder. It was that a committee of the preachers meet a committee of the associa- tion for consultation over the project. During the Jast camp numerous applications tor per- misston and sites to butid permanent cottages were made. It was thought best to encourage such improvements. In order to secure room for permanent siructures, Messrs Willet, Simp: son and Woodward were delegated to readjust the plan of the camp and enlarge the plaza. ‘They have been hard at work. They will sub mit a report when the work is completed, after which sites for cottages can be procured on the terns adopted by the committee. A great many, the report Stated, were ready to comply with the terms as soon as the new plat of the ground ts ready, and will select sites and batld permanent homes. The report concluded with acompliment to the zeal of the officers of the association and a bright ment of the future prcepects of the ergant ation, Mr. Woodward objected tc be entitled to the privilege of a cottage site, one must own five shares of stock. He said he owned but one share, and did not intend to pur- chase any more. He already had the lumber on the grounds for building his cottage, and if not allowed to erect it as the owner of one share, he wou'd have the lumber removed and not bulla. Several members said nothing in the report was binding; the document was merely ap- proved and tiled. With this understanding Mr. Woodward Withdrew his objection. Mr. Willett, of the committee on readjusting the plan of ds, nade a verbal report e and to be done. Mitchell spoke in advocacy nthe grounds, Some objection to t Was manifested, but a resolution by Mr. a proviso that to an executive committee ¥ were then elected a Ss. stibsequentiy held a che ‘d as_ follows: ide A Stinemetz, treasu ‘The Loss of the amer Express. AN UNPREVENTIBLE DISASTER. At the custom-house in Baltimore yesterday Messrs. Lowry and Saville, U.S. boiler inspeei- ors, heard statements of Captain Barker, Purser Stongane Chief Engineer Bailey relative to the steanfer Express disaster. The testimony was similar to that a published. The in- Spectors are satisfied the calamity could not have been prevented by the oficers and cre that the boat, in the furious storm, could not be steered, and the captain tried hard, but without success, to take her over to the bay shore which Was most protected from the g: The hull was not leaking, and the fires were put out by the heavy seas which came on board. All ef- forts were made to save Iife that could be vised in the brief period before the steamer w torn asunder. as FOUR DEAD BODIES from the wrecked steamer have floated ashore disaste! ri these are remains of females: the others are bodies of white men. A special dispatcir sts that one of the bodies above referred to w years old, handsomely dressed, with gold watch and chain and soine $90 In money on her person. The other lady Was about 40 vears old, pla i ou a gold ring with a I slightly bald in frou atl and spare. old, wore br Goat undern an drifted x y ot a ‘colored wol buried on Si unted for. All of the WS. Several life-pre- 0, a'so drifted ashore. “The ll decently shrouded and buried. WAIFS FROM THE WRECK. Some of the goods from the washed ashore on Long Island. The Baltimore Sun of this morning states that Capt. E. Price has a pochet-book with $26 and $1.500 in checks, which belonged to one of the lost passengers. Mr. Win. Parks had in his possession some of ae ee which belonged to Mr. H. B, Ullman, timore, Mr. Ullman had about $500 in press have money, but fis has not been recovered. J. P. Murphy, of Sillie’s Island, lias the bell and car- pet of ‘odd he Express, and Capt. James E. has her wooden yawl bo: ———— Amusements, Etc. ENGLISH OPERA.—There was a pretty fair house at the National Theater last evenin onsidering the fact that the famillar ope “Martha” was selected for presentation. It is work threadbare, but was given with such spirit by the Hess troupe that the applause was fre- quent and pl rr Miss Emma Abbott en- acted and sang the leading part with such grace, delicacy and feeling as to increase the Very favorable impression she bad made already. A thorough artist aud true woman she does not insult the public by careless singing or actiis, but gives every attention to goto make up a tink Seguin ts acknowle¢ on the stage, behalf. Mr. ‘Mr. roe as Turner as. fair 'SE.—The Opening night of ‘S$ Minstrels Jast evening was successful. A large audience was present. ‘The performance was good of the kind. The minstrels continue here this and to-morrow evenings and give a Wed THEATER ComTgt = Sid. C. France is at the Comique this week in his great sensational drama, ‘Dead to the World.” Among other at- tractions are the Moore Sisters, Eunice and Laura; Parker Sisters, Georgie and Lizzie; Liv- ingsion Brothers and’ John’ Murtz, the great gymnasts. ‘OLN Hait.—Ole Bull concert to-morrow night INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF A CHILD'S DEATH. ‘This deers 1 in the Police Court, Judge Snell, the case of Elizabeth Milburn, charged, on the oath of Anna sted a with an assault on Mag- gip Strider, a smnall child, was called. This of- fehce was committed on the 29th of 4 ugust and the child died a week afterwards. and it being intimated that its death was the result of the veating the District Attorney os morning asked the commitment of the accused until to- morrow. when the testimony of the physicians will be heard as to the cause of of death he Dry Goons, Dry Goops, Dry Goons. Very Cugar.—Cloaks, very large assortment, from $5 to $20; broche shawls, large assortment, from $5. to $50; ladies’ extra jong regular made balbrig- gan hose, only 25; cloth for boys’ wear, pure Wool, 50; black wat emproot eloth, nearly two yards wide, 50; Shetlai ane ene ail colors, from $1.50 to $5; black pure wool, only 50; Dlack silks, from 75 Sioa vOut Pst and $1.25 black KS are special Bargains; colored silks, 65 and Nottingham lace for curtains, from 25 to $1. Carter's, Market Space.—Adet. TNUES at Luttrell & Wine's to goods for cash. Ran Because afl now nowt that for cash than on 1 They Pec lected. eae ue dose in hee cashinel blue, red and white flannels, eicasing tae linen, linen sheet- ing, towels, napkins, b Nottingham lace, shawls, corsets — Well to ane thema call. You wil the worth of your money.— det ——<———_— Real. EstaT® SaLes.—Messrs. ae Sea Mid- dleton, sold - as ons endall E Aleza lor M FA Cae purchase ar des. ‘A. Caswell, commissioner of the Washington almshouse, has submitted to the District Commissioners ms estimate of the amount required to render the new workhouse, fit for occupancy, covering tne} com letion, OP. of the building, and furnishing rhe pay Foils s for the teachers and } toad ot the pubiic schools have been har. for the month of October, amounting to a little above $26,000. “They wil be paid 01: Saturday. DS WERE OPEVED TO-DAY for furnishing a ey furnace for the Wash- ington asylum, as follows:—H. I. Creory, $518.50; Hayward ‘4 Hutchinson, $651; E. F. Simpson, $619. The contract for furnishing hot air fernaces for the new workhouse was this evening award- ed to Mr. Gregory. COMPUTING ENGINKER APPOINTED. Mr. George H. Bailey, of New Jersey, has been tendered the position of computing engl- neer of the Dist to fill the place of Mr, Bartholomew Oertly, deceased. Since the death of Mr. Oertly the Commissioners have been Fei hs perpiexed in the selection of a per- ‘son possessing the desired qualifications to pro- Tey Cuctaes the duties of this office, and had the experience in field engineer- Ing. ringtneer Bailey i is a middle-aged man, 10 has Rad great experience in all branches of civil engineering, and particularly in those branches, a thorough krewledge of which is indispensable to a successful discharge of the requirements of this ofice. He has passed through all the activeand Lee ral duties of field service, and is i# all res Ss well fitted: for general office duts. His ttorouch know! edge of hydraulic engeneering is what wiil be required hereafter in the routine line of hi fice. He comes with the best of recom Uons, and will report for duty to-morrow. THE WATER DEPARTMENT. ‘The last course of metal is now beins placed on the stand ptpe for supplying the high po! Uons of the city with water at all seasonsot year, and workmen are busy riveting the joints together. The pump house is also being ¢ov- ered in, and a line of pipe between ii and the stand pipe is Bein; Bin ™ connection with this subject it would be well for persons living within the influences of this stand pipe to look after their’ water fixtures and see that they have no weak places in them. The additional ressure on the water pipes, after the works go into operation, Will be likely to play havoc with weak old water pipes. Water Registrar COX ha approved an application of citizens residing lapin street, College hill, for the use of er from the stand pipe, provided that they lay the main at their own expense, under the direction and also the supervision of the water registrar, first. depositing che cost—$s50 cash—for that purpose. ‘The size of the main will be four inches In diameter, Workmen from this office are busy lowering the water main on M street, between 6th and 7th streets. where the street contractors are at work grading for the new street tinprovement. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Le repair: frame house, No. bert M. Gibson. et a two-story 2 ISth and 1th sts. rick H, between 6th and iti S .c.: $2,400. R. 1.’ Fleming, construct, two two-story brick dwellings, 15th, between R- construct a green house, sth, between L and M ‘sts5 $200, Metropolitan Mission, repair frame. on € street, between New Jersey avenne and ist street s. 50. E. Willner, repair frame, ‘No, 1334 7th si $20. Diseased Milk. Much excitement exists in this vicinity on ac- unt of a disease that has lately developed it- Wf ainong several dairies which supply this city with milk, and Dr. Townshend having made a distinction between the Jung fever and rin- derpest, the following correspondence Will be of public interest: Wasir x, D.C., Oct. ith Townshend, M.D.» Health One DEAR Str:—I am’ going to make tny weexly visit of inspection among our dairy farms in the country for this week to-day, and would be glad to have you accompany mec, in order that you muy see what our farmers consider a sure pre- yentive of pluro-pneumonia, or “lung-disea: which Is now so. prevalent’ among dairy cows furnishing milk to this city—viz., a system of thorough cleanliness and comfort for tae cow, 1 STS. Si and an inteliigent supervision of an intel lligent Sueur in every department of the dairy, late and early yet to have a single sick cow, al- pan average of from thirt to forty cows on each farm and have been e3- tablished about four years. I willcall at your office for you by hilf-past nine this a.m., wie my horse and buggy. If you will go 1 may able to give you some information on the ae down and point out some infected cow stables in ty. the vietnity Of this, gd obedient K Please send answer by bea arer, servant. . WARD, Aldemy Dairy Depot, 620 E stiect noniny OF COLUMBI Your letter of invitation at hand. It will give ine pleasure to accompany you on your visit of inspection among your farmer Iriends. You can call for me at the time desig- nated in your letter. Yours, truly, MITH ‘TOWNSHEND, Health Officer. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 26, 187! T have made an inspection of the dairy farms from which the large supply of milk comes to the Alderney Dairy depot, in this city, owned and managed by Mr. ¥.’K. Ward, and in all cases found the cows in a healthy, comfortable condition; the stables and surroundings clean and well’ ventilated, and the spring houses, where the milk is placed as soon as taken from the cow, and reduced to the proper tempera- ture by cooling in the spring water, thereby ex- tracting the animal heat before being ‘Geltve ered to foes “consumer, in a perfect condition as re- gards location, water and cleanliness. The owners, who are the Hegpgned on these farms, are intelligent and highly eee citi- zens of Virginia, and take a great. pride in the management of their cattle and farms, the cat- tie being the prime consideration. The product from the fine stock which with iL care they have selected being their chief support, they know it is to their interests to supply the very best possible article to Mr. Ward, thereby keep- ing up the Beceem of their dairy with hin and his establishment with the consumer. I ex- amined the food in the feed-bins, and the qual- ity and quanuty given each animal, which js a inixture of fresh corn meal and bran, with long food of clover hay and en-corn fodder, with roots occasionally 18 the regular food given the year round, in accordance with a concract between the owners of the cows and Mr. Ward. ‘This, together with the clover- fields, through which now streams of clear, cool spring water must insure to our citizens a ‘pure and rich sun of milk, as it is delivered to the consuiners directly from these farms, which, with close connection and good railroad facili. Ues, place only about fifty minutes between t! farm and the consumer's residence, although from ten to twelve miles distant. My visit to these farms not only afforded me pleasure, but I was gratified to see the business So thoroughly systemized. and to be assured that our families were in a position to get a pure and rich article of milk. In this connection I he earnestly remark that all families should be advised to make a personal inspection of the same (7. e. cattle, &c.) from which they get thelr supply of milk, and satisfy themselves t they are not gettin; _ rae diseased or slop-fed cows, confin or badly-ventilated stables, which, im a option, originated the Jung fever now prevailin; several dairy Stables tn and around this city. It may be con- tagious, to be sure; but with ae it can be pre- vented from spreadin; Dee cows, and with proper food. wwellvent — state, ¢ ihe cleanliness in every ment, and intelligent ; manage ment, it w “itne never make its ap) SMITH TOWNSHEND, M. es Health | Officer. S. A. Rogrnson, Inspector. We DESIRE to call lal attention to the sale of the Chauncey building, on 43s street, ad- vertised for to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. A more desirable opportunity for a good and Safe investment does not often occur than this sale presents, ‘THE Boys are always pleased with the nobby Styles and the parent satisfied with the mod erate prices of B. Robinson & Co., the boys’ clothiers, 909 Pennsylvania avenue.—Adot. AN INBUCEMENT.—Fried oysters 25c. per doz. in a box, Schwing 'e Clarke's, a and G sts.—4dvt. THE COURTS. c ae Court—Judge Wytie. Yesterday, Frazier, assault on Police- man Fit pera was found guilty; ben ers ae a Norris, assault and bat- To-day, Frain Tesisting officers; motions for new trial filed. ‘Walker, faise pretences; set for trial for .. Patrick Babbington, assault on Officer Farquhar; jury out, Crrcuir CourtT—Judge ee led, judg~ ‘To-day, a number of cases were ments entered, &c. Equity Court—Judge MacArthur. ‘To-day, Cor agt. Cowman; order of pub- Ueation. ‘Trent ‘Trent; dectee of divorce. Bakersmith agt. Smith; dismissed. Cross agt. Bell; pro Ben- ° | Bi Mest auditor. Burch agt. et raes Brown, late U. 8. navy; order W. A. Hutchins administrator; bond journed to Thursday. Poxice CounT—Judge Snell. -pbeaay. § Sylvester C. Ashe, profane: $5. Geo. ud and boisterous; Nellie Clark, same; & Jennie Newton was sent down 20 days for vagrancy. Philip Butler, loud and bois- terous; $10. Henry Gerhold, selling ee from his bar on Sunday; fined $40. Sam rt, colored vagrant; sent Gown, Julia ‘Dresnahan, forfeited collateral. Jack Bransel, charged with, vagrancy. He said he was no r, thowzh he borrowed sometimes. Rev. Dr. Sunderdand testified that Thursday last he was In his study when this man came in rather excitediy and said he was a hackman in trouble; thas his chil- dren went to his (witness) Sunday school and he thought he (witness) might him. He also said he had got in trouble with a policeman and had got arrested; that it was the tirst time me had ever been arrested in hts life and he felt y bad about it. ‘The charge against him was Aviolation of the hack regulations. His col- lateral was $5, and he had coilected all but one dollar and wished to borrow a dollar. After. some further assertions on his part witness loaned him a dollar, under the pron would return it the next morning. loff testified that Bransen was a and an oyster Shucker. Brat sud he borrowed the doPar to buy something for his family to eat. The judge read Branson a Jecture and recited a little trick he had s time ggo played on him. ‘The court sald it ¥ no disgrace to ‘be poor, but when dishones Was cot fed with poverty It was an up-hilt bust- e court committed him twenty days in default of bonds, and sald that it in the mean time he heard of anything in his favor he would think about releasing him, Elizabeth Milburn, assault on Maggie Strider, a small child, who died about a week after the beating; continued to obtaining medical testimony. Wm. Harris, larceny of two pies, valued at ‘one cent each, from Henry Manning, who testifted that Harris took two pies and eat them. Harris sald he took the pies intending to pay for them after eating them. | Fined $5 or 0 di George Wa- ders, lareeny (contintied from yesterd: Addison Scott, larceny ‘of chic ™m we Sheridan (second offence), held for action of grand jury. Francis A. Beuter was charged with the larceny of a buggy belonging to 0. Kimmel). Reuter claimed the buggy 2s hisown, and after hearing some evidence the case wa continued, to give Beuter an opportunity to re turn the buggy and seek redress by civil cess. George Parker, assault on J. L. who identified Parker as one of a party of boys who stoned him; fined $5. Annie Dickson, threats; personal’ bonds. zlement;_ continued. is sault on Chas. H. Thupyen: continued. ‘Thi fuse petein, assault on Chas, H. Thuppen; nued K, embez- rel e GEORG ELOWN: a Bridge estertiiy . John W. street. grocer, made for the benefit of his -Metz is the assignee THR CAR STABLI Company's rp ty. Duildings will now be rapidly com: Arrived by canal-—“The Farmers’ With 700 bushels of wheat, to H. M. * EXCHANGE.—Offeringson ‘change Is of wheat, with sales of 600 Port —Entered—Steamer F. € *. Knight, | Chichester, with assorted cargo for merchants from New York. Cleared—Steamer Defiance, Capt. Ford, with return freight for Philadelphia. CITY ITEMS. “ATTENTION,” Fried Oysters 25 cents } dozen ina box. ‘John’s’ Restaurant, corner ith and D. WE SHOULD NOTSUFFER FROM A CoveH, which a few doses of Ayer’x Cherry Pectoral will cure. Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it. INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM Is a fearfil form of the disease, but Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy cures at once and permanently. if Ash suffer with headache. one or two doses Lodille's Specific will cure. SELECT. FRiep OvsTR: STERS | 25 cts. per dozen in box, at Chas, Mades’, corner 3d st. and Penn. ave. 6 For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing fyrep has been used for children, It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether mont from teething or other causes. An old well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bottle, ‘TO LADIES AND GENTILEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and ayone Establishment, No. 906 G street, near By promptly adopting the latest 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 $1 a pair, by cleaning a number a re- duction in price. ‘Satisfaction guaranteed. His ary cleanser removes grease Spots effectually from any article, and careful pressing gives ‘them an appearance as if newly made. GEORGETOWN ADVW’M’TS. eS THIRTEENTH BUILDING ASSOCiA- ‘TION. SPECIAL NOTICE. In accordance with a resolution pasxed at ing of the above association on: meeting will be held at Goddard’ DAY, the eloc! paid GHOOE BOOKS.—A complete ame of all kinds ‘need in the Pablio an ana ee ate sect {or sale at very low Drives by ; ridge ide at a meet- 1e 21st instant. a tall on THURS. O take stick shares ire taken and and ERASESIE DE IN mpiete rior, ne i. Peas Premrum STzaM DyzIna aNp Scounine Esrap- LISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Steg near pridae st., George- town, mee business prompt!: or Carpe, Drusegets a —_, —O. REMOVED avenue. 0 fr YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY PI DARLEY, M, D., Denrisr, has ‘otiee fo No. 93)" syly ant ag a dentrifice, try WELL'S EUREKA Toot Pleasant to to ‘the taste, and sual Pe aay Te cant article. Aas any cts JoBN PATCH SXAMINES TITLES, 606 lore st. nwa m. tol reports as to the re- Searches fore ae ok pie” 81. Maas coma and naire augT-ly at 201 D st, STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dy 805, Pennsy}- Taniaave, If om would kaow the tra x ithe Doctor in all ings. Office hours fron 9 ame ts 9p.m. apl3-ly A NEW DEPARTURE. 7 WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue. WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where we will keep on band a large lot of OHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work. VA. PINE BOARDS, all lengths, per 100 feot..91.00 YA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet...... o-ees 1.00 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 feet.. 1.20 VA. PINE JOIST, medium lengths, per 100 feet 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet............ 1.50 POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet..... we0 200 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000.........+6 2.60 WHITE FINE PALINGS, dressed, 44nd 64, +. 160 NATIONAL THEATER. LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS ‘Of the eminently euccessful engagement of EMMA ABBOTT AND TRE HESS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA CO. | Ge DRY. GOODS. D® Goops. BOTTOM PRICES. S Sid EDUCATION AL. KINDERGARTEN AND sCHOX xteen | 2.800 yards Paci Percsven atte. | 200 Plaid Shawis, all W voi, at $1.50 20 o Pies Nottingbar, Curtain Laces from 12%c. to | Shor and 'Tabdo O: Ciothe, im sereat variety. | as NIVERSITY _ SCHOOL, LAW Lit tock Caasimeres from 25¢ to $1.00. “4 Colors 46-inch Carhmercs at $1.00, worth $1.2 On This ¢ ) Evening, Oct. 29. will be pre- , Ail Prices, Cheap. sented for the only ime this reason, Auber's Srark- ‘GEORGE J. JOHNSON, ie ieee } oct2P-tr Cor, 7th at.and Market Space. vane l } = = ‘The tuition f o FRA ware ates wow. | CHEAP CARPET HOUSE. g*, Eabas: Tnataimeui, ata coweae i tes ine months TAGUE. Mie, SEQUIN, Meters EARELE? TUR | “Good Inerain Carpets, 25 a a AMES CMELLING, 1. p, ‘ WEP kL SHORUS AND c ce aa ON | Lowell Extra Super-Inrains Maes: IN muerony, ABBOTT, MONTAG ‘SE. | Good Style Tapestry Brasecis, ‘and ip Cea TRURSDAY.. HIMES OF nF NORMANDY | Paper Carpet Lining, good, Mondays and t Se eae aes FRIDAY... Rorderings, Stair and Hail « Sod Ketrecss. “Awnays: BENEFIT MA Size White Blankets, $1.85, fenlitone sme ony 24 Grand Chimes Matinee on Saturday. romance € pee Cotton Foiing, bow prices. 3 oo = Gala Farewell Performance on Saturday Evening, af cost to close out. ESSONS I GKATEN AND onveR, the entire Opera Company appearing. 1 Diy GOODS. STOCK at jowest market price. by licy = cE _ ia Aee Refers, ‘ee PRICES. Orchestra ‘Chairs, $1.25; general acuis. B@” Allow no one to underseii us. mission. to Bi Address PF. sion, 75 and 50 cents; secured ‘seats, 25 cents extra ; NAUDAIN. SAEUS, No. ioe te onth 1 gallery, Scents, = eS | ee ____ 909 Market Bpace-_ Mig AL CONSERVATORY, Moric Hail ro) HEATER COMIQUE. BEANMETS tr BEANBETS : 3 8 Lemon hours from 9 mS TUESDAY and FRI- MONDAY, Oct. 5, 3 Li: furtz, the Great Gymnasts, poe, ee Perry and rand and our th stock com in. rand Dill. = Jake Badd BIG-FOOT WARLAC octex Forns OPERA HOUSE. AMERICA'S GRAND NOVELTY! aan 4 AY and WEDNESDAY, 5 MOND Ayn 30 MATINEE WEDNESDAY, The aey celebrated and great original MME. RENTZ’S MINSTRELS, And the Superb and Peerless MABEL SANTLEY’S BURLESQUE COMPANY. Absolutely the most brilliant, novel and attractive entertainment in the world. embracing the followitue ntic constellation of atars: Mabel Santley, Marie Emily, Hudapeth, Kate Raynham, Florie Plimsoll, May Ten Broeck; (from the principal Lon- don theaters; their ‘appearance in America ;) Kowa Lee; Hattio Forrest, Lida Kenyon, Bland ‘Meader, Henshaw, Salke McDermott Fultette Pascal, A.J. Talbot, James Collins, Hi Henry, Alf. Anson, presenting 3 Magnificent repertoire of European and American Sensations. Notwi oo the trramneness extern prices will remain as ust weate Recure at the box ottice, "Saturday, October 26. octl4tt INCOLN HALL. L ee OLB BULL, The world-renowned violinist, will give a GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT IN WASHING- TO) WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocrozen 30. Ole Bull will be assisted by MISS ISABEL STONE, OF Bosrox, AND AN UNRIVALED CONCERT COMPANY. Admission, $1.00, including reserve seats, Tickets at Metzerott's music store. 16-13t JPRANKLIN HALL, corner 6th and € tx. nw, having been thoroughly remodeled, is now for rent at very reasonable tering. The best hall in the city ci a certe, Address. city for daheing, concert Aldrest e oet2t reoim__ 6 6311 Dst on Janitor at ON EXE TRITION AND 8. or 2 cost § 626 E Sr MAR ne ERS FREE ART. Beg es AND STORE. Choice Oil Paint “Chromos, &e. Also, largest stocl of or Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture and ‘Tas sels, Rings, Nails, &c., in the District. "TERMS CASH. Name and Number. Jy1-1y prera FOI AND WINTER, and sell your CASTOR CLOTHING to soar own ake vantaxe, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D west oi —For * STRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND AES ING e: Sra high prices will be paid, ea specialty “Notes by mail will be promptly attended to. _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO, HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW DI NEE BE AKE DESSERT AND CE Orivina! in Design, Effective in Ajpearance, Superior in. Quality, aud. Unequailel. in Prices to whucll they invite the inspection of ms and oth, W. BOTELER & BRO., Importers of China, Glass, &e., oct 923 Pennsylvania ave. REYOU PRE) PARED FOR WINTER: Hae call at GARTRELL & CO.’S $ 3. \GES at t lass LATROBE, to! pou ea > ite Goldsmidt’s ARTRELL & CO. Trices, ie at two rooms, at B30. ith between H and I st _{022-tdec25} 30 Eg OHATED CHINA AND POTTE! ee WARE FROM ALL COUNTRIES. are daily receiving new goods by steamer from ane Sending. factories ii in FRANCE, ENGLAND, GrR- Many and ne of the ae to which we re- spectfully invite on of Full stock of NaIIE, FRENCH and STONE CHINA just received. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge), octl7-tr_ 1009 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 1ith sta. P. HANSON HISS & CO., InrorTErs AND MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIRRORS ORNAMENTS. 45 N. Charles street, Baltimore. GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE COM- PLETE FURNISHING OF DWELLIN AND GUARANTEE BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY OF ALL WORK DONE. Will visit Washington and submit de- aieae and estimates in special cases. octl?3m QTOVES, RANGES, ¢ ae. ing ROTA OHS TEE PPS inet et lew i wovelty eortabe eCRNACES Excelsi Centennial R: JOHN HORAN, 2126 Penn’a aven: octl4-Im Beroz= BUYING FURNACES, RANGES, HEATER, OR GAS FIXTURES, axD Before contracting for PLUMBING or HEATING, call and get our prices. You WILL Save Mowzy. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Oot7-tr Masonic Temple. G4* FIXTURES! GAS FIXTUBES: Lzss Taan Factory Prices, Bole Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures of Mesera. ‘Vance & Co. I now offer the ere ae are capes Roca Sout Gt ow, ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. EF. BROOKS, seplitr Fifteenth st.. (Corcoran Building.) _ advantaxcen” 20 $30. waives Five a ok ae Toe BULLAND. Dae SICAL, AND, MATHEMATICAL, 300 ning of fine Doulle Biankets, $2 Gane [AND MAT “burch, ee 84, $4.50, $5 and between ¢ Catreet and Touiaiana aven < Mie or 0 CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOARS! iow om oman tn peivate Teesoun to wentionne aSOROE IB Ig Sigtks Inet meceived, $4.50, $5, 96. $7, eg eed “CHASE 1 ROYS, A. M., Princips! 8, $9, 6, —— ——. Black Costameres, double width, AL-Wool, 50c., Mestc ae on STRIXI Sie. Oe, Sic. 150. Sie. The well-known Bano of Italian Opera, Tately pieces of new Fall Dress Goods of all the latest tarhe from Tay, has taken tp Hin 2 styler at 58 chee dence in W and) is ready serwanent ree {o"Teceive a Tew pals in V and is t ts Kor Concerts and a Chieeh Chore Spend shaenten paid to —— Opers Music, and eee eet 2 cases new Fall Dress Goods, 12" and 15e. 20 pieces of Pure Mobair Alpac Plain and Twilled Flannels—Red, Navy Blue.Grey, and White, An ‘mmense steck of Dry Goods too numerous to Thalia For terms and further particulars, see etreniars af Music'Storen, or addres ficnor STINE care of EN menvion. Metzerott & Co. Muste f 2 C. M. TOWSON, | D/C. or at his rem 1120 New Yor: ne 636 Pennsyleania avenue, =| nue, corner of 12th etree, _oet! _ South side. | SS_B.C. GRAVES, (Suecesso ( | ME Meri) and Mise BC" Grave Sal bre + naterial for wraps er Bos aris for Boys and and dresses All wool Cashmicres, Ladies’ Clothe in | plain and plaid effects: Bla nk | i iid Gi very a nectar be. loves, & 3 Fhe Csgpieee rat oe per 5am particulars addres the eepl?.s Gueraney Drea Material, Se. per RIVATELY OR IN CLASS — Latin, a a Ce ae —— ¥ XN ae = Mogi Artinatt simplified. jaterial 7 spl ve Pret ewriat ” suils Si Jara. White Wool Flannela 126° per yard | Tous thnierate. 8 Wa,W. FLYNN, A eng e best wearing, beet itting and taost’ beauti Call bet cafter dp ; finkhed Sbutton Parse Kid Gloves mn_thi | BN Call before 11/0. mn. afterd p.m.” septate States for the money (in all colors), ao Clan ta 44 Bleached Cotton, 1c. 06 Sth street northwest, Spool 365) for 23c. do thekeeers Judiciary Shawis of the best make in the world, line of the Metropolitan cars, Binek Velvets, $1.00 and up.” Black Cashuw Will eos aint Tenth Annual Session Serre ie. BRODHEAD & 00.'s, For particulars address Principals, Mra. oct25-tr 939 Pa. ave., bet. Ytha and | 10th ste. ata. Condren and Miss A. Tolman Smith, Ysteoimgas ae G ISS) OSBORNE'S BOARDING AN! PIOvSEREEPIN . MsSusen fog Kote Lad and Chivtre wi Large stock of REA AL and OTT reopen 2. Ww. fo! AY, September CURTA a cae Pupils pecpuned for areca cua! na Large stock of all makes fam ly BLANKETS = =. prices 1 ever before nat ania ave. Fe oul 9 w FX nee Mr. Driv Hanter, ‘Star office "oor sa MAbenorseLe vy. Beni HON PRENCH Brors Se DVANCED. Residence—1014 12th stu. Daily w. Tor. yore ladiew and o necte sath geod fates ec boss? children, con Mornin ‘oom aad ce Sroning claswes for Indien, Jeon CLOTH 5, in lots, from. 8x10 to 10x20; finest goods imported. Large stock of Ladies’ ani ~ ses’ UNDERWEAR CLOAKS received dail §2-An inspection of onr stoc pquested. Que Price. Marked in Plain Figures ia ina ce boe and is. Private = MITCHELL & MARTI eS ee : oct 5-4t 931 Pennsylcania avenue. | use of prarieal hone ee ae) and tha silly acuined by pupils. Vert a Sasa te ie fae tai by @ dew, onan ny day between 12 Band 1 oc! Tadays after 4 p.m. M. R. RILEY, AT HIS NEW STORE, RNER OF 9TH A: W Sock, on Mondaye ple dal aly reouving NEW OOD ar ail kinds TSG ‘all of lack andC olo ‘Sul “AL. SO} Nh amed t Black and Colored Cashmere. ae eo & SON have on te 4 their Black English Grape aud Crate Voile | Pianc'and the various Orchestral Hen GE LOT OF X. of the bert zee and finish. Our stock is full in all departments, and we invite idence, (8 H st i uMDent HW CLOARS, a, | MapERsoo. aT x: SOULE, all'sn want of Dry Goods to cailand ic a zh our Breyarea for rousing, Wile or ars, P45, Biudent Corner 9th ai oreo _0ct24-2w Riley Butldiir. NE CASE OF CALICOES, $24c. yar. ‘One case of C: morte remnants, 25c. pound. Cashmeres. from Sets yard. Eu Of Blankote ind Getafe fost ora 81.25 ine of Blankets an : sabia ued Store tc61.25 up. | JOS. B. BAILEY, Str Cor. Tthand Fats. 3.10. | JELVETS: VELVETS! | | ‘Our stock of VELVETS is now complete, and we me SHORTLIDGE, A. M.. ——-. febssly SRENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG and L strects nw., sone ol eer. RED BU. rding and Day are offering the langest assortwment ever shown in tie | Ladies” oh Masel 1033 Conn y 8 at a city. sl on September 20th Num! Popils BLACK VELVET. 81.5 to $6 | — COLORED VELVE" - $1.50 to 84 | Making a specialty of these goods, we are able to sel! from 25 to 50 per cent. less than any other Store in Washington. FAMILY SUPPLIES. 6 BES. Hi tye est Light Brown 5) m Good White Tite Now York Buckw! 11). Prue Table Butter. u Pron bs. Apple Butte & lle. Green Rio Cofice.. ss 1 quart Bottle Lea & Perrin's Sauce. Cal! and examine thie stock and be convinced, at CONNOLLY’, 608 Ninth street, _ Opposite Patent Office. Dufty’s Rochester Cider, is, Cur i S Gps Shar RA = DRY Goons. pebuty fg Rochester Cider, Raisins, Currants, Citron, ru steven whine Tea ee isting C. 8. O'HARE & SON, aon Woot Gre. ie femsaie Cored EP BLy | otzctr 2923 Tenet. n.tw., bet. Mand N. METER OF 50 cents ~ x = Se only So conte yard. RESH Goons. gf. Over one! bundred (G00) pieoss of beautiful Doses F WKEA RECEIVED. Goods received latel SBRATENE SEE POBELLEN. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space, SARDINES FRAIS SAUCE MOUTARDE, sine Gash Dry Goods Store.” Black Silks, Colorea | CROWN BRAND HOLLAND HERRIN Silke, Checked Silk Silks, excellent hea < Au Na’ Gro Grain Black 8: ly $1; our real aatin-fin: is 2 aS (Guinet make) sublime quality Black Silk, only $1.25, | ANC BOs Aaa everywhere. shade of colored Gioaks, Cio ee ee tOCK ROKR, riment of Cloaks, $25, Blankets, | TD HERRING, ure wool. $2.50. "¢5, #14 750 ana $10. Very"n HARENGS A 17H rte? Ges, gare milk and woo! Dress Geods, $1, gi.50, | YAEMOU y DIEU Bouct eired _________ CARTER’S, Market Space| SARDINES, NEW DEY Goops. NEW CARPETs. { Anchovy Paste, ‘Will open next week another immense stock of CROSS &k BLACKWELL'B Potted DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, LONDON Potted Peted Bicaers, and new de - raat ratterns New deniens. Dress Goote ae tn Sauces. «reat variety, oe ectomermcer: | TO | a ae vets ever offered, from 30 Pye ae; meee ETTE & PATE DI RAS DE STRASBOURG, sep28-tr . 928 ath ste and 706 K st. TERRINE i Oe One Citas - CrouN ~ | DUPONT CHAMPIGNONS, Fee inrne lot of irst-class 4: EQCEYM PETITS Ce aes ge tcl rain sig r dozen. Fine 4 pip Cufig 2c. a Pine Apple, fair. *Heaty Conon! Hos 50c. @ pair cneese. | (a and pertect! fast colors, foron yon yaa oi Retichate, = for ont: Sein cale toe. ;Peady to put on, at _ Cream. MEGINNISS" S COFFEE Branch Shirt Factory, jose OCOA iD sepl6tr 1002 F Street n10. PREPAR D CHOCOLAT FINE DRESS ea ot as se - a too vamsutta ‘omato, ‘urtle, and fine Linen Bosotns 155 8135, eat ee eat soups. } Tetoe Finest Drees SHIRTS made to order of the vers ae (Pigeon, Sheep's Head, ke. material in 10st elezant NEW FIGS, A feeb ata at acory core rand a per. IGS, RAISINS AND CITRON. 4 ready made for 60 cents India Gerki iahbed, and one dollar ready to put on, is sini» PICKLES. | Stuffed O1 Mangoes, The “Mystery” CF our A SHIRT. at 75 conta, is ” | Savoye" made of Wamsutta mus extra fine linen { Autunin Ciostera. we ‘consider this the the chesrest SHIRT in B. W. REED'S SONS, ‘The “Hannis” SHIRT at 80 cents, is made of Wam. Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries, Table sutta muslin and t1 twenty-one huni with oct23-1m baie F77 F street m. 1. ‘The “Great Southern” axes ROW Doe ree Great Sou ar SHIRT at 90 conte, is the (LtBs Now maxine mA Article wo sel tobe as repre ‘APPLES money will be returned. mn EGINNISE™ bora’ ‘BuaNcu Surat Factory, veplatr 1002 F street A now lot of that pure old CIDER VINA J{OUSEFURNISHING coops. meamare, £0008 euaranteed aa to quality, weight and Sas farm SOVEREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, fall ane eo conmplcte clock of HOU _octiétr 1023 Tthet mw. and 801 Het. me are preps pared ger at very viz, OHN sir KELLY, ‘Tapestry Briseels Gramels ned ingtais GT Riin new designe: fue, Mata and Floor PEOEAED 4 ASPRCLALIVS Cretonnes nea, ringed Sut Lace Curtains in all grades and ‘An inspection of our stock HOOE BRO. & CO, nep7-ly 1323 F st., near Evbitt Honse. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS OMETHING NEW. FIRESIDE STOVE POLISH, Ti MaRxEr. ry BAM FRANK Ht Sune senl2-e03% _Wasurnaron, D. C. GAS FIXTUREs. GAS FIXTURES. Having recently purchased, at a great sacrifice, the Entire Stock of a manufacturer declining business ‘we are prepared to offer ‘ GAS FIXTURES POSITIVELY AT FACTORY PRICES. Persons purchasing GAS FIXTURES from uscan have them put up in Washington FREE OF ALL EXPENSE. ©. ¥. DAVIDSON & 00. x =. 8. BARTRAM, DAY, SATURDAY rand SUNDAY Dg agree he are o” Naw Ontzaxs, La) st beige, Georgetown, ‘at 8:30 a m., SABTORIAL BXPERT, Bi dbus FSS tine a ne ed ae “TAILOR OF THE PERIOD,” NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pas- | now witn be, steamer eae E WASHINGTO: =| GEORGE T. KEEN, LL Bran Gurain, is the on! es eop25-tr 414 Ninth street. Yernon wharf, Mound trip #1 ai a eanastees alommner lanves th street reece | WORRSROIAE LT nAas Racy r