Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. .. Qcteber 3, 1879 ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY, OPvic’ OF CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 1879. For the middie Aulantic states, increasing cloudinese, with ble rain areas in northern portion, southerly veering to colder westerly Winds, rising baromete: LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, etc.. To-night. National Theater—Mr, and Mrs, Albaugh in **Van the Virginian. Ford's Opera House.—“Pinatore.” Theater Comique.—Varieties. —Twenty. ix hour walking Condensed Locals. A communion service has been presented to Mount Israel Ciurch, corner I and 7th street southeast by 2 club’ of colored young men. Rev. T. D. Robinson ts the pastor of this church. Rev. Frank Grimke, pastor of the 15th street Presbyterian church, was surprised last night by the unexpected visit of a donation party, composed of leading members of the congrega- tion. The paity assembled In the lecture-room of the church, where thelr free offerings were tendered. There were about 200 packages of Gifferent articles arranged in the form of a py- ramid with a basiet of flowers on top. W. E. Croggon and Francis Hamilton, who were arrested on the charge of the larceny of a wagon and pair of horses from Baltimore, as stated In yesterday's STar, were dismissed after invest'gation by the authorities here, the first- naned showing by recetpts that he was [nno- cent of any stealing. The teachers and janitors of the colored pub- lie schools will be paid at the Sumner school butiding at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. The teachers and janitors of the Washington, Georgetown and county schools will be paid at the Franklin school building to-morrow at neon. A petition for a writ of ide lunatico inquirendo was filed yesterday by Ellen Miles, for the ap- pointment of a committee to take charge of the affairs of George W. Miles, an alleged Tunatic. John C. Bard was arrested last night by Of- ficer Robert Sutton on the charge of insulting ladies in the street, but before the officer coula ascertain who the ladies were they got out of sight. ‘The prisoner was taken to the 5th pre ict station. where he left collateral, which was forfeited in the Police Court. ae Twining, vice president of the Na- tional Fair Association, has made arrangements with Major Ferguson, secretary of the Mary- land Jockey Club, to take the management of the running races to come off during the com- ing fair over the new national course here. Congressman Harmer, of Pennsylvania. says that he cannot see how, under the most exten- uating clreumstances, Adam Shissler, well known here and who recently fatally assaulted the clerk of a Philadelphia court can escape at least a sentence of ten years in the peniten- Uary, with the chances of his getting even more AT THE TOURNAMENT yesterday at, Eagle Park, given under the auspices of the National Tournament Club, twelve knights entered and contested for the privilege of crowning a queen aud three maids of honor, and for four band- som ‘y prizes. The contestants we 2 A. aryland Boy .0- * LS. Magruder, “Benning’s Boy;” gTuder, “College Grove;" J. < H. T. Freeman, “Prince George; gruder, “Washington Boy;” Thomas Brown, “Dt advantage D Scaggs took the first honors and crowned Miss Theresa Duffy queen; Mr. H.T. Freeman was xt, and chose Miss Rowena Duffy tirst maid; Mr. ©. B. Clark selected Miss Lu Coggins Second maid, and the last prize was secured by Mr. E. M. Blake, his choice for the third matd being Miss Ida Work. In the evening the party roceeded to St. Joseph’s Hall, where a grana Il was given, lasting until midnight.’ The tournment will continue to-day, riding to begip at2p.m. The features of the day will be a contest for the championship of the United States between Maryland and Virginia knights. Nearly forty entries were made last night, and it 1s expected that the joust will be the finest ever seen in this vicinity. Cars of the Colum- bia rallway run near the Park ND.— Wednesday John’s Lutheran chureh, Ha- gerstown, Md., the sixtieth convention of the Evangel Lutheran Synod of Maryland was opened with a sermon by Rev. P. Bergstresser, president of the body. At the session yester- day the report of the president was read. An election of officers for the ensuing year was had, as follows:—President, Rev. George Scholl, of Lombard-street church, Baltimore; English secretary, Prot. P. M. Biklé; German secretary, Rey. F. Ph. Hennighausen; treasurer, Mr. Wm. H. James, of Baltimore; Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler, of Washington, D. C., presented report of edu- cation committee, which was read and referred THE CONTENTS OF THE OWEN Hovss, on Penn- Sylvania avenue, above Willard’s, were taken seession of yesterday under a writ of replevin out against Mrs. Susan E. Spaids. fore the divorce proceedings of Mrs. Spaids were commenced against Chauncy Spaids, who was then running the house, the latter gave his son a deed of sale on the furniture. which had been purchased mostly from Mr. Moses, and not all paid for, and the son returning here a few days ago sold the bill to Mr. Moses. Mr. Spatds, it will be remembered, was in the divorce proceed- ings enjoined from interfering with the effects in the house. ————E A BUILDING cIATION CASE.—Yesterday in the Equity Court, Judge Macarthur, the case of Michael O'Donnell agt. the Mutual Building association, Wm. O'Donnell et al., was referred to the auditor to state account. "This cave had been on argument for three days, Mr. J. Webb Rogers for plaintiff and Judge Ray and Messrs, Riley and Newman for the defend- apts. The court decided that the plaintiff should pay (as prayed in the bill) only the money which was due on his property when it was placed in the building association by his brother, without the fines. dues and advances claimed by defendants; and that defendant, Wm. O'Donnell, should account for the rents which accrued during plaintiff's absence in Europe, and for this purpose it was referred to the auditor, ‘THE WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS R. R. Company has filed tn the clerk’s office of Alexandria county, Va., a mortgage on their road, to be constructed between the Aqueduct bridge, in that county, and the town of Harri- sonburg, in Rockingham county, to secure tae Payment Of $1,000,000 of bonds to be Issued by Said company, the bonds to be payable in gold in New York and London. T)BEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: Warner and Fay, trustees, to Milton Ford, lot 43, 84). 235; $101. -M. M. Parker to Mrs. Cornelia Devendort, part Sq. 250; $250. A. Archer to M.T. Bridwell, 10t 9, sq. 3 mnt to G. H. Boulter, sub. 81, sq. W. Downman etal., trustees, to A. G. de - bide, part 1, sq. . Win, Clabaugh to A. £, Sebivickard!, part s, sq. 142; $4,000. W.D. Wyvell to C.C. Acker, lot 10, $q. $400." BL 'T. Ridgway et al. to G. W. Talbert et al., lot 14, Sq. 100; $350. E. Whitney to 4 Part 5) <u. $543.25. G. W. Shears t Porter, lot 22, Sq. 4 Priscilia Irving, tract in ‘the county; $1 Notley Ancerson to F. P. Wood, lot 9, sa. 1 $1,000, Ths, E. Waggaman, trustee, to P.C. Riles, lots <9 and +0, SUD. sq. B60; $10,566.52. “H. Spalding ¢c al. to National Life Insarance Co., rts S and 9, $100. G. E, Kennedy to C, Fox, part 5, 9 33, Lewis Cle- phane to District ‘bia, right to construct @ sewer through lots 5, and 8, of Rose- da’e and Isherwood; $1. Baker to Hawkins Taylor, part 1 Gooseberry to Martin Van 4, of the Barry farm; $50. Axthony Pollok, part B, Frank THE APPEAL OF ANTHONY BROOKS.—Y esler- day, in the Court in General Term, the appeal of Anthony Brooks, convicted and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary on April 17, isis, for forgery in connection with the real este transactions of his nephew. John R. Brooxs, ‘the colored lawyer, now In the penitentiary on a ten years’ sentence, was dismissed. ALDERNEY DAIRY ENTERPRISE.—Home made Creamery Butter churned at 5, salted and worked at 6:30, printed tn 3y lbs. “Ward” prints atS a.m. in new pat. wagon refrigerators, for sale on the streets from 9:30 to4 p.m. Also, the pure buttermilk Sc. per quart, the butter 15¢. perprint. if you should miss seeing one of the ‘wagons send to the sale room,.622 E st. n.w., or telephone us from any part of the city, and have your wants delivered. Weonly solicit the custom of those who can appreciate a choice article and pay cash. Call any day at the hours above stated and see for yourself that every- thing ts as represented. F. K. Ward, 412 414 and 416 24 st. n. t 8 GINGRR AS 4 BEVERAGE.—There 13 a natural craving. by the human palate, for ginger in fluids of a demulcent character, and its warm- ing and soothing properties are always = nized in the genial draught. Its attributes in allaying thirst are remarkably pronounced, the resinous quality operating upon the salivary glands and gratefully allaying the irritation Which prompts to continual drinking. Asan antidote to intoxication, the use of T can~ not be too highly commended, and those who are interested in the temperance cause give it their most hearty approval. In the form pre- sented by Dr. Sanford, in his superior extract of Jamaica Ginger, it is most congental to the taste, and itis fast becoming a htful ad- unet of home comfort, as well as a ictal oo ld medicine. Its botanical name, Zin- giber, Pee nj uns 45'S hevecage) ley tte —__——___ aero for Howson’s ice cream. Benen: | Carter, ¢ ‘The Alexandr‘4 Fair. The crowd at the fa‘y was larger yesterday than at any time since the opening of the fair. There was pigeon flying, horse racing, and the | military ines of the Winchester light tnfan- Uy, Washington light infantry (two companies) and the Alexandria light infantry, i THE RACES commenced at 134 o’clock, a trotting race of the 50 class being substituted for the mile race, ‘bich did not come off. The purse was for $50: $40 to 1st and $10 to 2d horse. J. M. Dally en- ry, 2d. 4; of a mile, took lace; purse $10; $5 Lo 1st, $3 to 2d and $2 to 3d. ‘on by — Bryant; M. M. Lockery 2d and | Alfred Solomon 3d. This was a very amusing and exciting race, and caused much merriment. | At 3 o'clock Mr. Spencer's sorrel stallion from Maryland gave an exhibition of his running qualities against time. The second race was open to the 2:40 class—purse $100; $70 for first horse, $20 for second, and $i) for third. J. Eggleston entered Trump, L. H. Lodge, Star Pilot; and J. T. Bailey, Belle. Won by Star Pilot; Trump, second. The last and most ex- citing race, a running race, purse $100; $70 to ist, #20 to 2d and $l0 to 3d. G. G. Nelson en- tered Tillie; J. McGarr, Bob Martin; and R. «. Cunningham, Dandy. Tillie won in two heats, with Bob Martin 2d. PARADE. At half past 4 o’clock Company A, Washing- ton Light Infantry Corps, 60 strong, under com- mand of Capt. W.@. Moore, Ist Lieut. W. M. Dalton, 2d Lieut. D. R. Ross, and Orderly Sergt. J.M. Bassett, beaded by Weber's full brass band, and escorted by the Alexandria Light In- faptry, entered the grounds, bringing with them a large crowd to swell the vast throng already present. They presented a splendid appear- ance. At half past 5 a grand military review took place tn the presence of at least 15,0000 pe>- ple. After the military review the visiting sol- dlers were marched to the armory of the Alex- andra Light Infantry, where a banquet was spread for them by the Alexandria Light In- ‘antry. AMONG THE AWARDS yesterday were the following:—Horses and mules.—L. A. Lodge, of Maryland; A. H, Rob- erts, J.T. Cochran, W.S. Spencer, B. Whitti- ker, H. Batley, J. Chancey, J. W. Gibbs, Spen- cer Wilkins, R, H. Darnes, J. 8. Owens, G. F. Carter, J. Byrne, D. M. Rust, E. J. Galpin, J. T. Sweeny, J. Wentvel, E.R. Merry, J. A. Mar- shall, R. D. Catts, R. J. Dangerfield, L. @. Kea- gler, W. B. Daingerfield, B. Caultield, W. Rog- ers, J.T. Davis, J.T. hran, A. H. hoberts, mes Markbam, J. H. en, J. B: Bowman, W. Walton, Sheep and Lambs.—W. B. Dain- gerfield, Clarke & Martin, F. Peters, Dr. R. H. ns, guinea pigs. Cattle—Frank Hume, of Washington: Thomas Walsh, Gen. WH. F. Lee, Judge Fullerton, Pullman, A. Martin, Clark & Martin, Fletcher rr,and M.B.Farr. Swine.— Geo, F. Harrison, W. H. Torrson, F. L. Hume. Poultry and Birds.—J. H. D. Smoot, Richard mith, Dr. R. H. Evans. M. Hart, Ro. Jefferson, m. Rogers, Wm. Chubb, S. M: Clark, (D. C.). Farm Products.—Benj. Barton and S. H. Snow- den. Fruits.—B. Baggett, W. P. Graves, and 8. Moore. Domestic Products.—F. Freund, Washington, Miss V. Evans, Mrs. Edgar Snow- den, Mrs. C. Lukens, Mrs. C. Simpson, Mrs. E. Miller, Mrs. R. Roberts, b. P. Smith, Mrs. J. Trueax, Susan Wood, Mrs. E. J. Miller, Cynthia Miller, Mrs, M. H. Janney, Mrs. C. L. Simpson, Mary T, Hunter, Josephine Baker, Mrs. Peyton Randolph, Miss Lillie Joyce, Mrs. D. M. French, Mrs. Woolfield, Miss Florence Evans, Miss Bet- Ue Brodus, Miss Josephine Baker. Fancy and Ornamental Work.—Mrs. C. R. Whittington, Mrs. D. R. Stansbury, Mrs. F. A. Reed, Miss Mollte Wood, Mrs. Virginia Gardiner. Juvenile Department.—Ruth Creighton. Fine Arts.— Miss Helena J Ly; A.M. Tucker, Ross Turner, of Washington, i. Dawson, Hattie innie Smoot, S. F. Shuman. INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS. Yesterday, Mr. J. Fletcher, of Fauquier county, wio has on exhibition at the fair some very superior cattle, sold two steers, three years old, averaging 1,362 pounds, at 54 cents per ound gross. The purchaser was a Washington jutcher. .... Yesterday, Officer Smith caught athier in the act of picking a lady’s pocket at the fair grounds. At the station-house he ere the name of John Norris, of Washington. After- wards the same officer arrested three other men on simular charges. .... A valuable mare, be- longing to Mr. J. S. Owens, of Plains, Fauquier county, had her leg broken during the trot on Wednesdey. 5 Washington Market, Retail Prices. Meats.—Beef, sirloin, 20¢. per Ib.; do. porter- house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 12a20¢.; steak, 12sa20e. Corned Beet, Sal0e.; Dried Beef, chipped, 25a30c. do., sliced, 20¢.; Lamb, 18a25c.; Veal, 123ga200. Mutton, 12albe.; Pork, 103gales 124¢.; Bacon Hams, sugar cure Shoulders, Sa9c.: Breasts, 10allc.: Lard, salve. FRvITS.—Apples, #a30c. per GOatsc. per doz.; Lemons, 30asiic. Bananas, 30a40c. per doz.; Peaches, 40a50c, per PK.; Pears, 60aS0c. per pi; Quinces, 60: pk; Watermelons, 10a25; ‘Canteloupes, 5al0c.; Sag oes i per lb.; Pumpkin, 10a15; Squash, c. per Ib. + I8H.—Perch, 40a50c. per bunch; Rock, large, 20a26c. per Ib., 40a50e. per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c. ri Rey 20a25c.; Halibut, 16a20c.; ‘odfish, 10c.; Blue fish, 40a50c. per bunch; Tay- Jers, 40a50c.; Sheepshead, 12a15¢. per Ib.; Black bass, 15a20c .per Ib.; Pike, 40a50¢.each; Taylors, 25 cents each; Sturgeon, 5 cents per pound; Clams, pre a 100; Lobster, 12c. per Ib.; Scollops, 4oc. per q BUTTER.—Philadelphia Print, 30a35¢. per Ib.; Western Creamery, 25a30c.; New York. 25a30c.; pe 20adse.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eggs, Isa2ve, per EGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 20a30c. per pk; do. sweet 30ad0c. per pk.; Cabbage, 6aldc.; Beans, (Lima,) salde. per qt.;do., (Snap), 15a 2c per pk.; Beets, 3a5¢. per bunch; Lettuce, vaSc. per head; Corn, 10al5c. per doz.; Radish, 2a3e. per bunch; Tomatoes, 15a20c. per peck; Turnips, 5¢. per bunch; Ontons, 40a50c. per peck: Cucumbers, 15a20c! per doz.; Cymbil 10¢. per doz PouLtRY. — Chickens, 60a75 per pair; do. (spring), $2a$3 per doz.; Ducks, 75¢.a$l. per Pair: Geese, 50ca$1. Game.—Reed bird, 60¢. per doz.; Ortoian, $1.50 per doz.; Snipe, $1 perdoz.; Black Birds, 25e. per doz.; Ducks, (blue wing), 5) cts. per pair. COMMITMENTS to Albany penitentiary have been made for Aaron Williams, convicted in the Criminal Court of larceny, and sentenced to two years and a-balf; Jas. Lewis, alias Winston, alias Vincent, burglary and larceny, seven years; George Simuis, petit larceny, Second offense, two years; Charles E. Williams, petit larceny, second offense, two years and six months; Thomas Turre-. - otit larceny, second offense, three years. IN THE ADMIRALTY C in the U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va., Judge Hughes, of Joshua Ellis ee the tug boat Katie Wise, a de- cision rendered that the tug boat Katle Wise, belonging to Capt. John . Graham, is respons!- ble for the collision by which the schooner Martha Washington was Injured, and that the libellant, Capt. Ellis, is entitled to damages. ‘The case was referred to a commission to take testimony. Scrt AGAINst A Horer.—Edward C. Wada, a member of the Washington Bicycle Club, yes- terday entered sult against John B. Scott, of the New York Avenue Hotel, for $5,000, which he claims because when on the 27th of Septem- ber he entered the dining-room where other persons were seated and eating, and requested to be waited upon, the proprietor refused to fur- nish him with food, and ordered him to leave the room. On the 27th instant Mr. Wade, after paving exercised on his machine, appeared in the dining room in the club uniform and took his accustomed seat at the table. The uniform consists of a blue flannel shirt, gray knee breeches. gray stockings and high shoes. The Proprietor objected to having a guest appear at ‘he table In such toggery, and declined to fur- nish the hungry bicyclist with a dinner. Wade, in bis bill ot es, alieges that, asthe sur- ye guests witn the proceeding and the indignities imposed upon him, he was sub- Jected to great mortification. Real. ESTATE SacEs.—Chas. W. Handy, auc- tioneer, has made the following auction sales: Morrison and Fox, trustees, lot 65, in Green’s subdivision of lots ye ee 332, to Louis P. Shoemaker, for $660. x and Rohrer, trustees, half lot S, in subdivision of Pleasant Plains, to Dr. Alfred H. Lee, for $400, Barker and Fox, trustees, part sub 7, square 347, to D. L. Morri- son, for $5,000. Eugene Carusl, trustee, lot 69, Subdivision of square 623, to Carroll Co-opera: Uve Building Association, for $800. Morrison and Holtzman, trustees, lots 30 and 31, sub division of square 309, to A. F. Fcx, for $7,445. Meinard Menke, trustee, part iot 2 square si6, to Rudolph Eichhorn, for $900. Dean and Godey, trustees, pare lot 2s, square 367, to Peter Mc- Cartney, for $2,450. Lord and Milburn, trus- tees, part lot 10, square S64, to Otis Bigelow, for $547. Martin M. Rohrer, trustee, lot 5, square 16, to Mrs. N. E. Whitney, for $525. Nathan Carusi, trustee, lot 31, subdivision of orl; st lots 1, 2 and 3, square 36, to Eugene Carusi, for $2,200, Carust and O’Niel, trustees, lot P, in rate Of square 523, to Johanna King, for Messrs. Thos. J. Fisher & Co., real estate brokers, 1228 F street, have sold for Dr. McCal- la, to Anthony Pollok, esq., for $2 per square foot, cash, part of lot 8, square 127, on 17th st., between H and I streets northwest. ‘THE 11TH-STREET CUTTING CasE.—To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, the trial of John Bowen, indicted for an assault and intent to kill W. 4. Shorter, by cutting him with a knife, was resumed, and was given to the jury. ‘The defence was that Shorter ha’ been keeping com) with Bowen’s wife and hav- ing had a difficulty with her, Bowen went to find Shorter to ask him about tt, and heclaimed that he used no knife until Shorter struck him With a stick, and he then inflicted the wounds. The jury were out when our report closed, ‘THE nobby styles of business sults at Noah Walker's & Co., 625 pth ed nue. Repeired general See there you rial, cut, style, aisle price, ¥ ge ASSES ST REISE SEI gE SSP NI EER RAS ORES Amusements, Etc. NATIONAL THEATER.—A Change for the better Inthe denouement of the play now on at the Dational—“*Van, the —has been mede. The close is made more cheerful by keeping the heroine alive. There have also been other improvements that add to the at- tractions of the performance. The play will be repeated to-night and to-morrow night, and at the matinee to-morrow. Forp’s OpEra Hovse.—The Pinafore crew sings away at the Opera House to appreciative audiences, All the cast gome in for applause. There has been perhaps 4 little too much Pina- fore in Washi; to insure a remarkable suc- cess to even so gooda company as that now at the Opera House. ‘THEATER ComIquk.—A complete and varied rogramme is always offered at this theater, There ig nothing dull or stupid in any of its en- tertainments. Opp FErLLows’ HALL.—The 26-hour pedestrian contest, in which Peto Ose) Crawford, pow Jas, Hodge and Salsbury are entered, will begin at Odd Fellows’ Hall at S o'clock to-night, exding at 10 o’clock to-morrow night. An hour run, for which there are ten entries, will pre- cede the start for the walking contest. LINCOLN HaLL.—Cariotta Pattt will appear in concert at Lincoln Hall next Monday evening strongly supported, Rorrgp WHILE TAKING A BatTu.—In the Po- lice Court this morning, Joseph L. Gibson, a re- spectable looking white man was arraigned on the charge of stealing $15 from Mr. George W. ‘Wilt, a lame man, who testified to going with Gibson to the bath rooms, and while taking a bath this man abstracted the money from a box in lis room where he placed it. OMicer Mocka bee, who was called in to make the arrest, testi- fed that Mr, Wilt chargea (iloson wi th obtatn- ing the key to the box out of his (Wilt cket and abstracting the money. He had given him four silver quarters for showing the way to the bath. Gibson had no testimony to offer, and the court. sentenced him to sixty days in jail. An appeal was taken. END OF AN INDICTMENT FOR FORGERY.—Tc day, the District Attorney in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, entered.a nolle pros. in the case of Francis A. Prescott, indicted tn June last year for forgery, In having on Oct. 10th, 1s77, counterfelted to an account against the Hous® of Representatives for $575 the signature of Hon. W. R. Morrison. A VITRIOL THROWING CasE.—This morning, in the Police Court, Hannah Jenefer, colored, was charged with an assault on Martha Ball, a rather good looking yellow woman, On the 30th day of May last, when she was arrested by Officer Farquhar, The case has been con- tinued from time to time on consequence of the sickness of defendant. The testimony of com plaining witness was that, as she wason her ‘way home from a pic-nic the prisoner walked up beside her and dashed vitriol on her dress burning it. Mr. Birney, jr., appeared for the defence and submitted that the fact that the vitriol was not thrown upon the person showed that there was not a serlous offence contem- plated. The court imposed a fine of $20 or 30 day: A Divorce Cask DisMisskD.—To-day, in the Equity Court, Judge MacArthur dismissed the divorce case of Mary A. Orme agt. Thos. P. Orme for irregularity. The parties were mar- ried in 1868 and lived together until 1si4, when she was forced to leave him by reason of his dissipated habits. ‘THE NEW GATEWAY AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY is about completed, but there was a mishap there before the work was finished. The gatec- way is composed of the columns, etc., of the north portico of the old War department butld- ing, recently torn down. The columns were about 40 feet in height. When the cap being put_on top of them no dowels or clamps were used, and the stone work fell, breaking the scaffold into pieces, The workmen miracii- lously escaped. When the work was resumed there was plenty of iron used to make It all secure as it progressed. AN EX-WASHINGTONIAN KILLED BY A Fall. FROM A TRAIN.—An Omaha paper of September ‘25th states that train No. 7, which left that city at 6:10 the previous evening, was in charge of Conductor Charles Mockbee. Among the other train employes was his brother Frank, a young Man 23 or 24 years of age, who was acting in the capacity of brakeman. 7 1s due at Jackson station about 3 o'clock a. m., and on its arrival there on the morning of the 25th the young man was missing. The train was immediately backed up, and three or four miles east of the station were found the remains of the missing brakeman. It is not known how the accident occurred, but it is probable that as the trata was approaching the station young Mockbee went ‘on top” .to attend to his duty. That either in climbing up or passing over the top of the cars his foot slipped In the darkness of the night he was unable to recover himself, but fe. beneath the train and met his death there. The two young men above mentioned were residents of Washington, and brothers of Mr. Thomas Mockbee, who carries on the shoe bu ness at the corner of 12th and F streets. He h a letter from Charles stating that Frank's nec! was broken, but the body was not mangled. The deceased, Frank Mockbee, was formerly in Mir. Hazleton’s shoe store, on 7th street, and went west last August. ‘TROUBLE A GT ASPHALT PAVEMENT CoxTRACTORS.—To-day Gen. Butler and Mr. 0. D. Barrett filed a bill for Oscar J. Ave against Walter R. Davis, for a dissolution partnershtp, appointment of receiver and to enjoin defendant from interfe! with the business or disturbing the assets. ‘The bill sets forth a partnership in May, 1s77, for the pur- se of laying pavements in the District, and jaltimore, Md.; that at that time plaintiff held by contract with the Grahamite and Trinidad Se company, of New York, the exclusive right to lay such pavement in the District and Baltimore for five years; also the right to use certain secret processes held and owned by said paving company, and the right to use the ma- chinery, fixtures, tools, &c., at the corner of B and 15th streets, &c.; also the right to be fur- pished with asphalt by said company at 5 pe: cent. above its cost, and all these rights were transferred to the partnersnip: that no capital Was put into the concern by defendant. He states that during the first year they laid pave- ments amounting to $103,500, and since this amount has been increased’ to $130,575.30; that defendant has rendered no account to him, and the G. & T. A. P. Co. has called for an account. but defendant has refused to recognize its Tights. He charges there is due to him $5,739.63 as his share of the profits, and to the Graham. ite and Trinidad company $8,977.33. And de- fendant has redu his possession all the money due for work done except $12,489, as necessary for keeping the work in repair. He therefore prays as above. The defendant, W. R. Davis, was last night put out of possession of the works in question at the corner of 15% and B streets, leased from Messrs. Middleton Wilson, who have an $11,000 mortgage on from Gen. Averill, who has executed a lease to Messrs. Buips & McKnight, and it was a arty of men employed by this firm who took forcible possession of the yard last pieay ‘This oe Mr. Barrett, attorney for Ji e- Lain, entered suit against the G. & T. A. P. Co. on account for $21,015.74, with a confession of judgment by P. B. Stetson, defendants attor- ney. “TRE STRATEGISTS,” the new comedy tobe erformed for the first time in this city, next londay evening, at Ford’s Opera House, by tie Clinton Hall company, is said by the Philade!- phia papers to be full of amusing features and situations, with not a dull line in it. The Pres» says it deserves to take rank with the best of the genteel comedies. The cast includes Clin- ton Hall, T. J. Hind, Sol Smith, J. F. Herne, W. A. Rouse, Sam Ryan, Miss Adah Monk, Mrs. Sol ‘Smith and others. ‘MARRIAGE LICENSES bave been issued to Jos. Butler, of Bastrop, Texas, and Sarah A. Davis; Harvey Bird and Julia Johnson; John Warren and Ida Arenster; Richard Stevenson and Lou- isa R. Peters; Frederick Latimer and Mary Goodman; John Meeks and Mai t Ross; Wm. Winans and Mary C. A. Gray; A. F. Beale and S, A. Givens, both of Charles county, Md. pindictment aga jury to-day returned an indictment inst Edward Peck allas Rd- win Peck, for petit larceny of a coat from Geo. Gross; second offence. —_—_ SuIT AGAINST THE SURETY ON A BOND.—To- day a sult was entered in the name of the U. S. use of Martha A. V. Recard and George Recard against Joseph C. Fearson to recover $700. with interest from January 1st, 1870. Defendant is on — as one pete suretie ae — ot W. me ‘alker, ap] guardian e orphans of Alexander Recara ber 22d, 1864. = ———— ANCHOR LODGE No. 9, 1.0. M., last evening tcok possession of Shea’s hall, Pennsylvania avenue, near 7th street, and dedicated {t. ‘The nd lodge, with Grand architect Patterson, Schley Lodge, of Georgetown, and Friendship Lodge made a fraternal visit, and were cordially received. E. C. Crump made an Coote ~ responses were made Messrs, Patterson, Devine, and others, sé ee MOTHERS WILL FIND A Stock of boys’ and children’s clothing at the Boys' Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co., 909 Pa. ave., from which they cannot fail to obtain satisfactory outrits for their little ones, at prices lower than sim!- Jar goods can be found el ‘here, t SaTurDay and Monday will positively be the last_ sale of feathers, and 100 ready-made bon- nets—i223 Pennsylvania avenue. On Tuesday next I'll sell a stock of dry good3—sil Market Space. S. Samstag, salesman. is IuMick’s setree Saturday eve. Talim: Hall. ¥ . mare F100R oll-cloths. all width’s, from 25 cts. up. ‘Towson's, 636 Pa. ave., South sice. near 7th, t ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF FORGERY.—MI- chael D. Murpby, formerly a cle K in the Quar- fermaster’s department, way : re: to-day by Detectives McDevitt and Mc ‘fresh, for for- gery in several cases; one on .e name of & uartermaster In New York f 00, on. forgery he obtained that sum =—_2 fs held for TBE COURTS. To-da; Sow. Hae: appite t for admis- -day, A. W. applican' sion to the bar; Teterred. McPherson agt. Acker, submitted. M. Daniel agt. Wright, on hearing. CRIMINAL CovrtT—Judge Hagner. To-day, Francis A. Prescott, forgery; nolle ros. John Bowen. assault with intent to kill; jury out. Henry Thompson, assault with in- tent to kill, Robert Cox, guilty of simple as- sault, with recommendation to mercy, and he was sentenced to twenty days in jail. Equiry Cour’ To-day, Siunhardt agi: Marr et al.; restrain- ing order issued. R. V. Mitchell agt. Thomas R. Mitchell; order of reference to Lovejoy. Smith agt. Kenney; do, to auditor. Saunders et al. agt. Saunders ét al.; order directing trustee tosell, Orme agt. Orme; bill dismissed. PROBATE CournT—Judge Coz. ‘To-day, estate Charlotte Queen; order to sell personal propery, Estate D. B. Morgan; ex- ceptions filed. Will of Emily Myers: publica- tion issued. Chas. Harting: was appointed ardian of Wm. Carvalier; bond $100. Will of . E. Ladson; publication. Will of Louisa Clements filed. Willof Jane G. Campbell do. Will of A. Kramer admitted to probate; A. Seibert qualified as executor; bond $10,000. Estate H. A. Holmes; W.H. Mendenhall ap- pointed administrator. Estate E. Z. Steever: publication. Several accounts were approved oe passed. The will of Urias Hurst wgs ed. PoLicRE CouRT—Judae Snell. To-day, Robert Johnson, colored, assault on Jobn Butcher, white, pleaded guilty. This as- sault was apparently without cause—Butcher bore the marks on his face; 60 days in jail. Ellen Ale, an old offender, charged with larceny of $2 from a white man; $5, or 10days in fall. Atraham Coleman, a colored boy, charged with assault on Melvilie Nash by shooting a pistol at him; sent to the reform school. Frank Frank- Un, colored, assault on Laura Bright, pleaded guilty—common assault; $5. Joseph L. Gibson, a white man, larceny of $14 in money from (eo, W. Wilt ina bath room; 60 days in jail. Henry Pickney, colored, assault on John Payne; $i. Henson Perry, colored, larceny of several arti- cles of clothing from Wm. Clark, second offence, leaded guilty, and was sent to the grand jury. Jos, Cusbey, assault; $3. Hannah Jentfer, as- sault on Martha Ball, by throwing vitriol on her dress and burning it; $20, or 30 days in jail. Benjamin Smith, disorderly; $5, or 7 days. Jas. Moore; do. do. Mary Thomas, vagrane¢: - house. Michael Doyle, throwing ston John Mahorney; do., do. Lillie Lichau, prosti- tute; 30 days. Wm Magruder, vagrancy; 90 days. Jobn Tomilson, disorderly; $5, or 7 day Chas, Hughes; do. do. Louis Evans, disorderly collateral forfeited. Abner Gooding, throwing s;do. George Orgerton, firing pistol in street;do. John C. Bard, disorderly; do. SALE OF ELEGANT Goops.—The fine furniture to be sold by Thomas Dowling, on Monday next, at 922 14th street, will be on exhibition to-mor- Tow (Saturday) from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m, L BAKING a POWDER L BAKING LLLL PUWDER Abeolutely pure. Mace from Grape Cream Tartar HIGHEST PREMIUMS Awarded st Centennial, 1876; Vienna (Austria) Ex- Poxttion, 1473; and all other promicent Expositions and Btate Feirs, North and South. “Dn. 8, DANA HAYER, State Aseayer of Massa. chusetts,” reports—That the materia s of wh‘ch It is compoted are pute and wholesome. THE GOV'T CHEMIST, Dr. H. A. MOTT, eays:—As aacientifie fact, it is perfectly pure, and so uniform in its action that no mistake can ever occur in its use. The Royal Baking Powder is the reeult of years of research and experiment by a phstician and chemist, ‘who ebtaired this scientific leaven of unvarying strenzih and purtty—preserving all the neutritious elements of the flour. No other preparation makes such Ught flaky Biscut, Buckwheat Oakes, Muftius, Birawberry Short Cake, luxurious Paddings, Cakes and all kinds of Pasiry: 5 Bold in cans only—keeps in any climate. @2%" Most cheap powders contain alum: avoid them, especialy when offered loose or in bulk. jy23 CUTICURA HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP. OvricuRA RESOLVENT isthe most powerful Blood Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever compounded. In forty minutes after taking the first dose it may be dete: ted in the saliva, blood, sweat, and urine, show- ing that it has entered the blood and been distrib- uied throrghout the entire system. In its passare through the ciromlating fins it meets with the cor- r which foster and msintain disease, with which it chemically unites, destroying and gradually eliminating them from the system. Hi wer to forever expel Scrofulous, Oan- fous, and Oapker Humors, which unchecked fill the body with foul corruption, and rot out the deli- cate machinery of life. CurrcunA, the great external remedy for all Hu- mors of the &calp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis- charming Wounds, is the most sgothing: and bealvor of out applications. seen bape funaas and 8, reatores the oll glands aud iubes to a healt condition. and cures, wi agsist- ¢d by the QuricUna Soap, Diseases of the Skin and tcalp which have been the torture of a lifetime. SKIN DISEASE. Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A Wonderful Cure by the Cuticura Bemedies. Messns. Werss & Porter: Gentlemen,—Ovticu ale until the blood would ran down i Be have had several phys‘cians Some said they could cure me, but others said not, 1 will say that before I used the Cvrrcuna Rewa- DIES 1 was ina fearrnl state, and nad given up ail hope of ever having any relict. ut, like a drowning man gresping ats straw, I thought T would try, the UuticuBs Bemuptss, about which I bad read s0 much. ‘They have performed ® wonderful care for me, and of my own free will an4 accord I recommen. them. Yours €8 W.Van Buren Sr. Aaah tes ar aELE: March 7,'1879. MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS, In Three Years of Treatment. Gentlemen:—Please find 50 cents to for smal box of OvTicURA and direst it to me. ‘The dollar box you sent me has done me more good than all the doctors in three years. The doctors have done me wood My feet and legs are healing fast. It is indeed Ounouns 8 "EVAN MORGAN, P. M. Moscow, Mixx., June 26, 1878, CUTICURA SOAP Superior to Any. Voltaic Hlectric Plasters. By instantly affecting tha Nervous System, their inficence is at once felt at the farthest extremities GEORGETOWN. Grain.—Arrived—Boat Caledonia with 1,000 ‘bushels of wheat. bo MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE.—Offeringson Change to-day 1,000 bushels of wheat—sold at private | terms. The sale of 4,400 bushels of wheat at 124 | Is now offered to 126 after ‘Change yesterday is reported. CITY ITEMS. Hurraht Quirk’s Trish Tea, the poor man’s friend. Price | = 25c. Prevents a bilious attack. Sold by drug- gists, “The Clmax Shirt” - Is the best finished shirt in the world, all ready to put on—$i. Lewis, sole agent, 920 7th st.n.w | Hats for the Coming Season. The largest and best assortment of medium and low-priced Hats, for gentlemen, boys and children, is at “Lewis' ith st. nw. Wh: fo Dull? I think Iam Diieae One dose of rk’s Irish ea will relieve you. Sold by l. CHEW Jackson’s Best Sweet Tobacco. ft1y | To Ladies and Gentlemen. We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, Dear 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he ts enabied to do his work in @ manner not to be equalled by those not Soren Hees facilities. Ladies’ and Gent’s Garments thoroughly cleansed. The effectual removal of grease spots guai Through skiliful pressing and refinishing gees will appear like new. Cheapest pr?ces the city according to the work done, and suiting dull times. For Upwarps oF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- lows’ Soothing Syrup has been used for children It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, lates the bowels, cures dysen- ry and diarrhoea, whenever from teeth- or other causes. An old and weil-tried rem- edy; 25 cents a bottle DRY GOODS. = HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ESTIRE stock | inet ease DRY GOODS, OF the late frm SRODHEAD & CO., AT AND BELOW Cost, 2065 F af., between 12tp and 13th. MARK BRODHEAD, Agent. AND SEASONABLE JUST BECEIVED. ‘Call early and secu: oct 3t* , Look at our 45¢. all-Wool Black CASHMEBE; it is under the price. our $1.35 BLACK SILK; it is cheap. KETS; they are 16 Pri “© our Me. Cl ¥y ing in our line guaranteed as cheap a8 cD t in this market. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pa. ave , cor. 20th st. K WE EW STYLES fir HARRY MEGINS TSS rk, we are now f ‘NECKWEAR ENT'S SILK NEO! returned from New Yo. prepared to offer many new stlyes o! at prices lower than ever before hear: all and see for yourself, at New woods dail aise Of Besar ving from the leading man~ FINE PLATED WARE, NEW DESIGNS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) No. 1009 Penn’a aves 7E ARE NOW RECEIVING STEAMSHIP INDIANA, repl3-tr Retween 10th and 1th streets. { Onur Fall Btock of Ni KERY axp SEMI PORCELAIN! ENGLISH CROC Wane. = Bome New ard Unique Patterns, which we' ry offer at the lowest rrices. HOLMEAD & © 00., Importers and Dealers in Crockery, China and 4 Glassware, sepli-tr 1343 F st,, onporite Ebbitt House. DBESS Goons. DRESS GOODS. SATTEENS, CASHMERES, POPLINS, MOHAIR, DELUGES, CAMEL'S HAIRS. g@il Woo! Black CASHMERES 50, 65, 60, 62, 65, 78, double White BLANKETS, per pair, 82.00, THE, for Men ind Boys’ wear, 37, 60, 62, 75, c. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania ave., south side, FRCSNACES AND BANGES. r— | I call the attention to parties that are building and ‘want comfort, to call and examine my PICNIOS, EXCURSIONS, &e. pra ‘OBE BY MOONLIGHT. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Oarrain Josern Warn! Will make a special trip to Norfolk Fort Monroe, Portsmouth and. th ay South, leavi ¢ Washington from her’ x harf, foot of 7th street, on BATURDAY NIGHT. Ocroser 41H, 1879, AT 11 O'CLOC! Returning, leaves Norfolk Sanday, at 4p. m., ar- riving in Washing'on Menday’at 6a. m. ‘The weather being mild and pleasant now, this trip presents the rare opportunity of enjoying the sweet strains of PINAFORE BY MOONLIGHT. FORD'S OFLEBRATED PINAFORE TROUPE Will render this opera with full chorus during the All to be enjoyed without asingle hour lost from nisiness. Or TIME Oxsare BOAST OOAN BIVER, Under the supervision of OAPT. RICHARD BUNDICK. Leaving SATURDAY, Oct. 4th, 11 p.m. Return- ing Sunday, Oct. 6th, 10:30 p.m. ‘ickets, 81.50. Mansyers—P. J. DUFFY and GEO, Sy BADER. Tickets for sale by ¥. X. Dooley, cor. $d and Pa. ave, east; John W. Drew, cor. 9th and Pa. ave. : Geo. Wooldridge. 711 K st. n.w.; West End Hotel, Geo. fetown; Wright's drug store, cor_ 7th and E'e.w. sep27-Tt* Has VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR BENEWER | Isa scientific combination of some of the most pow- erful restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom At reatores gray hair to its original color. It makes the scalp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and falling out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nour- ished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, aud is unsurpassed as a hair dres ing. It is the most economical preparation ever offered to the public, and its effects remain a long time, making only an occasioval application necessary. It is recommended and used by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity of HALL'S HAIR RENEWER has increased with the test of many years, both in this country and in foreign lands, and it is now known and used in all the civilized countries in the world. For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and ali dealers. sep20-20 ‘OWSOR’S.—No or corn starch, but pur cream only is used i HOWBON'S POULAT IOE CREAM. eens a Plate. 81.15 a Gallon. Sold only at TERRAO) E CREAM DEPOT, 12th andL atrecta. ‘sep17-1m OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune TERTH, GRAND DISTRIBUTION iT NEW OMLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1iru, 1879,-113th Monthly Drawing. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was irly incorporated py the and Ohari- $350,000. @! TRIBUTION will take place ith; never tealee or postponce, Lao) second Tuceday. trate ‘Look at the CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. 100,000_TT ‘8 AT TWO DOL! OKETS cra Oke OLLARS EACH. 1867 Prizes, amounting to... sible correspondin; ants wanted at BipPmemipoins, Co wom & Ural compensation Application for rates to clubs sh: mad oe Tae ESTG MEE see te formation, or tend orders ig es eae rin or eame person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. Al our Grand Extraordinary Drawingsare under the ew te GI SSASRRSLED avs name Boxsron's EURBNACES. BEST FURNACES IN THE WORLD FCE HARD OOAL OR WOOD (WROUGHT OR GAST IRON.) ARE MapE By RIOHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO. Ui m olume of pure air furnace made ta he United Beaton TDA” SOY Beplace your old and poorly working heaters with ope of these modern furnace: which are Popularand universally mucceesful, 0. G. BALL, aug28-eo3m_ 1337 E st., near Willard’s. ure te Osis free. DAVIS & HENEBS, Davaaisrs, Bep30-20 405 7th btreet horthwest. Se OE FRIEBDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER, A Sure Remedy for Constipation and Headache. GENUINE VICHY WATER HOPITAL—Specific for I isorders of the Stomsch. sigtaNs Repent Wine Nera Bae en a sear We Nee ae —Oombining ana opersting any fee Show’ ott Gan Sucnsed La) Mintel SEB NEw AND DEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED. Colored and Black Velvets. and black Satins. were, handsomely embroidered with silk, Colored and Black Osehmteres, vary fine and very wide (pure wool), 50, 62, 75, 87¢., $1.00. OARTER'S, 711 Market Space, ‘The Popular Cash Store. Black Bike, Black Bilks, ), $1.12, 81 25 and #1.50 Black and 8 are the Lest and cheapest in this city. Shetland’ Shawls, all colors, $1.00, $1.25, $1.7: 2.00, 82.50. 2.00, Blankeia, pure wool, large Bplendid Double Blankets, Large Size Bridal Quilts, Woo! Oloth for boys? wear, 50c Immense assortment of Children's Colored Stock- . vel . Ladies’ Cloaks, Ladies’ Oloaks. Devible Bhawis, "a Health Corset. Ladies’ (woven seams) Balbriggan Ensilsh Stock- ings, only 26. Bleached Table Linen, 50e. CARTER’S, Market Space. JRAWERS.—Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers only 60 cents; just half their vaine. Elegant Heavy Undershirts only 50 cents. ‘aire Heavy 3s Hose for 25 cents. Hose in the msrket. erchiefs, 3 for 50 canta. ‘The Washi their office on @ FURNACES AND RANGES before purchasing. It will pay. Estimates cheers fully furnished. WALTER D. WYVILL, ang18.2m 452 Penna, ave, n we A FINE STONE CHINA CHAMBEK SET, 11 PIECES, 82.25. 86 PIECES STONE CHINA TEA BET, 84 , A large assortment of ROGERS' CUTLERY and PLATED WAKE, which we will sell very low. J. W. SCHAEFER x auglé-tr 1016 Beventh street s.00. AS FIXTURES. G GAS FIXTURES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE BEST MADE GOODS IN THE CITY, 4 from the celebrated factory of Messrs. Mitchell, Vance & Oo. WILL MEET ALL OOMPETITORS IN THIQ: CITY AS WELL AS OUTSIDE. All of our Goods handled by Practical Hands. ‘Will guarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROOKS, ng ConcoraN Burupino, 15th st. AS COOKING STOVES. Gas Light Company have, st ‘an assortment of the BUNS Oth rere, DIAL GAS OOOKING STOVES, in various sizes and patterns. ‘This is the Btove ured by Miss Doda in ber lectures on cookery Call and examine them. my20-tr ire Linen Han Bord ered Handkerchiefs, 4 for 25 cents. Linen Quits for #1. jot. wed Argosy Suspender, 50 e Resumprion” Shirt, mk it SON'S Suet Factory, 816 Fst. .w., opp Patent Office. SHIRTS!!! ‘TS IN THE WORLD, OLD STAND cents. — le to erder, fit STABLISHED IN 18: warranted, only § : EP" axis Sums u CHEAPEST BH 816 F STRKET NOK’ ihirts. Finished Shirts Boys' Shirts. unfinished, 50 made to order,in most clexant manner, for 82; fit warranted, At i ST Th RGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874; Now the most Complete in this part of the countrys W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson st., ner gee st., Georgetown, d NS Barer Facrory, sepditr 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office, __ MISCELLANEOUS. BoXNETT’s SILK. Received to-day, ore care of this celebrated make ‘epared to sell at the ua .50 a yard ; worth $2.25. of SILK, that we are cedented low price of We have also receive ed a full line of FALL DRESS GOODS, in all the ney alities. W colors and qu: New etyles in HOSIERY, MINGS, etc., for Fall and Winter wear. LOVES, TRIM CONNOLLY’S, Lith st. and Pa. ave. ED SPREADS, 45, 50, 7: ut , all Dress Goods, 10, 123, French Osshineres, Mime. Demorest’s reliable Patter JOB, B. BAILRY, Cor. 7th & ¥ sts. s.w. HE GLOBE SHIRT, Wamsutta Muslin and Linen Bosoms. 750." For sale only at EDWARD ¥. GINNG, 1112 F street northwest. Sc. }» 40, 50, 60, 6234, 75, 8734, Bl. rns. AT STRAUS’ 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. $20. Jeaec 2 BD. 2820000820 ora Fike Biack Broadcloth Sal Worth $30.02 Sut Boys’ Suits at Proportionate Prices. NOWHERE IN THE CITY OAN OLOTHING BE HAD BE" N ‘Gneare TTER AND ‘R THAN AT ep29 THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE. LIST OF SHIRTS AT NNIGS SEIET FACTORY, 1001 SSE Wamuits rusia are only 76 cents. The “Old Times” and “Great Southern” are only 80 cents; made of The “Benate” Shirt, made o. Loom muslin and twenty hundred Hisense iy oo Heavy Canton el b Gi Flannel Drawers, only 60 cents, only 60 cents. ‘ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT le Toth streot and Now York avout. Fire, Burglar 1 Damp Proof reat pares ant Vents. Gages for MEGINNISS', 1008 F street n.w. [D®: F A. Von MoscuzisKER, ‘HE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PH’ BND APEOIALIeT BM. ELPHIA, BAS OPENED AN OF. * FICE AT ° Hys CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. 50and he DOF Pal MEP OWARD ¥. GINN'S sep25-tr 1112 F street northwest. mn that he bas opened a Shuckiny Establishment at the Oyster Wh: Fy foot of 11th street, where be is prepay to fl all ORDERS with oymtersaincked Girect from the vessels. Pereonsily at the at all times, Iam prepared to furnish 8 first-class stock wrth Huley'& Bis foot oF Ti ety eatin na, foot of eet, OF Bro., Goal Dealers. Bospecttatry. oomon & sep24-w,f,m-1m WYNN HARRIS. No. 619 19th st. n.w- DR. VON MOBCHZISKER'S reputation as a suc- cessful practitioner in From die repared Hon Tablet, sb ‘Twenty impre AND ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE, R, RESPIRATORY ORGANS AND oe me Nasal GES, THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST DISEASES, AND IN e ‘AR’ at sepa7-ly 14e h end Tand 2d ai LL PERSONS OP! A rie OF POSED TO MASONRY and been long and well established. He is known and other gether for mutual benedt, with secret cathe, and 1 . Dize and Kaos echeaetee eae Anti-Masonic Books always on hand. ~ sep27-t* —Anti-Masonio Books always on hand. _sep27-6t"_ a DUC GBE4T INDUCEMENTS To casi Y Oalf Boots, 82. Beste, Bal make, se6,, Sntonian you, Mt ‘Its diseases and their treatment, GUIDE TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, and a treatise on the diseases of the ‘ BESPIRATORY ORGANS.” DE. VON M. bas had in the course of his prac- tice mam y of the most distinguished men if the under treatment, among whom are Ex- loRatIO SEYMOUR, Senator D. aaes, J. 0. NEw, Hon. Bos' BvacsaBD m bim di examined by all » todo 80, by calling at G19 19th street. Bpecial and General Taxes paid, at Drawba: Audit ‘whacks, Board of Au: Te Saat | wide | Hy to aif otter kinds. Allother FINE GROORR TES fo ae Pe : octl_ Pa. ave. and Four-and-o-helf st. z J, © *B. conEn, ,ZOAN OFFIon, S% 1007 Sxvaxrs 82. ¥,w., ConvER New ¥ sepliar e Brooks, Goreoran bulld- jAcen's PATENT LITHOGRAM. A new, simple, perfect and wonderful method oF ‘ roducing over one hundred and fifty co} ig peecneing oven ndires 'y copies of any locuments, iginal pongS Sizes, from that fora POSTAL CARD to aimee of FOOLSOAP. a soa Bole Agert in Washington, JAMES J. OHAPMAR, Mrrsorotrram Boox Strong, wep27 912 Pa. ave. HECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND OOUGH DBROPS.—Elecam, fast PANS Hi a in the world. | Huif- id boxes | pone 25c. and jun: pane and Horehound Cough Drops. best and most convenient COUGH REMEDY ‘IHUB NATTANS, Pharmacist, d D sts.n.w er Becret Tequested to join tha NATIONAL ANTI MASONIC LAW LEAGUE. M. Langhorne, Prosident ; .'J. Ohalf ‘Treasurer; HH. Woodward: Gigelnag, ORE Becretary.’ Orrick 621 E 81 REET Becret Societ} men join to orga~ GOOD—HONEST—OHEAP! BURCHARD'S. ‘You “PATAPSCO BAEENG. | | When you are tirea dear, and far. fetched Finds with nih te 5 art fe loaded, cy POWDER. 11 is recommended by allo authorities and b a a : da. Al of which fain propaeed to ORE AVE. er