Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. A MONDAY........ September 6, 1880. ————————— ‘The Weather. (ON3 TO-DAY. ‘HIE SIONAL OFFICER, 1880, 9:30 am. tattonary fol- ing the da > 85%; 2 p.m, $9. Yesteraay, 8 meter at the Sig follows: 7 a.m. ‘ptember 5, the thermo- tS iF, Stood as | 1am, St°; der’ corner 12th street and Our Public Schools, ‘THE REOPENING TO-DAY. ‘The public schools of the District of Columbia were reopened to-day for the ensuing schoo! year. The principal work in connectioa with the reopening to-day—and perhaps it will extend over the next few days—was the trans- terring of the more advanced puplis to higher rade schools, so that, with the exception or the rst grade schools, it may be said that none were fully organized to-day. Children holdiog Uckets of admission will not present them until to-morrow. This afternoon the number of vacanetes in cach school will be reported to the principals. Besides the ordinary transfers in the first and third district, the necessity of arranging for the opening of the schools fn the Force building, in the first, and the Peabody building in the third district made additional work. It was requisite to divide the pupils as to the distance of the different butldings trom their place of residence. In the first district the boys’ high school, Mr. Paul in charge, removed from the rented building on G street.was placed im the room in the Franklin butiding recently occupied by the first district mate graminar sehoo!. which has been removed to the Force building, on Massachusetts avenue. ‘The colored schools report a largely-Increased nuraber of puplis.filling the schools to their utmost capac!- Be and the county schools are all pretty weil le —_.—____ Educational Enstitu: DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND G _ The Capitol Hil Kindergarten anc mary Sehool Will reopen for iis fourth year n Obto avenue, eaught fire in the cupola Saturday special Ostiver Klopfer notited t ot No. 2 fire company, who ext fames before much damage had tastrue- soctety. w Year began last evening at < irom the creation of the were held ‘last & et er of 6th atid G_ streets, where a ted, and at the Reformed , SUn Street, between H and I streets, n, tabbl. ‘Ten days from last even nL” OF day of penitence, sled “Yom-Kippur.” aS and Lincola sts,, county. Sein lasting and pray Michael Harrigan ¥ President y people 1 deliver the Medicai De- eorgetown, er th fa ave Ss late ane lange. A detail neo, under Lieut. Gessford, at- rai. also detactkments frot a 13 and Natic Lodge, F. ms were deposited tn’ Pros; ewhat in- ghtened | mnder the », bet jur i when he was dra; a stieet sweeper ard woth str in whi house of ghi, and one of them, named at us the Professor, who poli es and C jast night arrested neTOn On Sherman avenue, in the . lor having assaulted John Keefe. Dr. . I. Adams WSs summoned to attend Mr. Keefe and Stated that he will not be able to appear at court for two or three weeks. . Capt. Thos. R. Mathews), a lu Some years ago made a trip'to ‘y aud were the guests of the old Light y Company, and Which afterwards en- tertained the infantry on their tri are making Yorktown then be the guests of the Washington Light In- fantry on that occasion. Dr. R. P. Blackistone, of River Springs, on the lower Potomac. gives notice that he wfil keep his place open for guests during September. See advertisement under “Summer Kesorts.” eae Amusements. &ce NATIONAL THEATER.—The National will be opened this evening for the season with the new pls: Deacon t.” by John Habdbverton. ‘The drama ts full of tun, but is by no means all ight work. It will be presented by a cast of Well-known actors, and will be pat on the stage in the best style. From all accounts it will make the opening week at the National a very epjoyabie one. In connection with the opening « of National, ft sbouid be stated “that Manager Ajbaugh has positive engagements during the secured season, with the following Joseph Jefferson, eft, J K. ars and combina- Mecailongh, ss Robson & er , Ei English Opera, ne English Opera Bouffe, Gilhert « Sulit” Van's Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert « Sullivan’ New Comic Opera, Rice's Sarprise P: t Svangeline Combination, Jari the Bristol,” H. c. i > any, y nd Spectacu- und the World in \) Days, and Carn- instrels. OPERA will be a new version cf at the Opera Meuse this . ©. Howard, greatest of all Topseys, will enact that pop role, an@ the whole performance will be by a fine dramatic company. The jubilee staging Wl be a special f - of the production. There wi ers, under thorough or ganization and training. Rockvinie Fark.—The M the fair at Rock- Tharsday large ana Round trip ding adinission | dvertisement. r excursion on the Jane next Thursday. RIAGE LICENSES hav land M E r 3 on should this, or @ ports of Cuda’ or 3 inthe day t Sanvice.—We Som a bo ceceriptive by Havil. which wil ery Interesting to those ‘This beautiful dinner ser- 1 at B t Exe Mansion. anded as filo ylomoa, B raha’ Une V ir., lot 14, Barry alto H. 3. MeKtaney, property ne: h Ington aqueduct; §2.50. "B.S. Couaselman to Jonathan Buckman, 2-l0th of wn acre at tnter- sec'fon of the Rockville and military Ros : Ge Y. MeGhee to B, Qualls, p 0% Tound dead in his bed | di | book which many older memy’ | there; Dut he who boarded tue Monday. This tsa most excelent Institution. For circulars and information address Cornelia F. Boyden, 22 3d st. se. Mr. Joseph Kaspar, solo violinist, graduate of Conservatory of Prague, and pupil 07 sauret of Paris, wil! Impart instructiog un the ia iu all its branches, beginning September 15th. Miss M. K. Schreiner will organize classe3 in e\ cation and rive private Instruction. Adare br at Frankiin Butiding. er referen trom the best men of the country. Howard University wil aa the fall term in {ts normal, preparatory, | logieal a mh. The | andt M andard of this institution is very high tem of educating very thorough. © Rathbone, a most excellent teacher, re- ‘d her select school tor boys and girls to- at her residence, 301 6th street northeast. Miss Louisa O'Brien resumed the duties of her excellent school to-day at 927 25th street. | fifth annual session of Miss Mary B. Dun- ‘ct school for boys and girls comme a Al 1025 Sth street northwest. ‘The terms oderate and the schoo! is the best in the city. Mr. Graves’ school for boys and girls, 303 East Capitol street, will reopen Weanes his September 15. ‘This Schoo! has a verg his utation as a ment. and moral te youth, Miss G. L. Graves wil! Graves. Reck Hill college, romantically situat Ellicott City, Md., is an institution of e repute. Itisin charge of the Curfstlan brotu- ers. and Dears on its rolls the names of mniny young men of this D: A Got RING SWINDLE aT CAuP MEETT the Police Court this morning two Gressed white men, named Joha Allen aul Richard Crown, were charged with selling on Sunday. ral colored men testitied to nicet- ing these men at the colored camp meeting in Uniontown yesterday, and iked by t to buy gold rin alleged gold rings nic had chabged thelr color sinve yesterday. A tine of 210 or twenty days in the workhouse was ttn posed tn the case of Allen, and Crown was dis in rd Several withesses She at they bought, but w THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES TULLEY, who died on Friday morning last in the year of his age, as stated in THe Place this morning from bis residence on ith street, opposite the City Hall. ‘There was a large attendance, including a few of the sol- Giers of the war of isi? (WJ. D. Clark, M. © and others), and a number of tue oldest in itants. ‘The services at the resideace were con- ducted by Kev. J. L. Deale, of Wesley Chapel, after which the remains were removed to ( lll cemetery for interment. The pall-bear weie Messrs. J. T. Mitchell, W. R. Woodward, Me Burris, Wm. Dixon, C. A. Ware aad Charles Tee. COLLISIONS IN THE Poromac.—The steamer George Leary was a little late In getting up thls morning from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. ‘She teok down a large crowd Saturday, who had @ very pleasant trp until Piney Point was reached on the return trip. Here in order to prevent a collision with the steamer Jane Mose ley, Which was backing out from the whai the Leary came fn collision with a vessel loaded with wheat. The rudder and steering ope ratus of the Leary was considerably injured. Com. up there was difficulty in Btesring quexce of the above mentioned acci fent. Ov tig to this the Leary ran into a schooner off Point Matthias. The Schooner loaded with tron, and was but stightly rag er Her captain Was paid in full for the fojuries that nls vessel sustained. When the Leary reached the Arsenal it was found impossible for her to reach her wharf on account of her a%imazed steering gear, and the tug Samuel Godney was ene alougside and towed her in. pairs: will be promptly made, and the regular trips of the boat will not be interrupted. Howson’s superior ice cream, $1.25 a gal. Lib- eral discount to dealers. 1104 12th st. t BEATEN AND Rosrep oF Hrs CLorninc.—This morning in the Police Court, John Murphy, a white man apparently about 70 years of age, fas charged With vagrancy. ONicer Clemen $ testified that he had found this man eariy ye:- terday morning {n the netghbori001 of Jains creek canal with a frightful cut on his forene i, and all bis clothing gone. Mr. Murphy siated that he bad been knocked down and robbed of his clothing. ‘The officer stated that Mr. Mar- ly Las latley been an inmate of the poorhouse Ospital, and expressed a desire to be sent back to the hospital, which was dou Cart. A. H. Bogannes says: The Orauge pow- der made by the Latin & Rand Powder ci pany is coarse Pe burns even, doe recoil much and shoots strong. F. P. Co., 614 Pennsylvania avenue, are the fer the company not INTERESTING HEBREW S) gogue of the Adas Israel congreg; scene, at O'clock yesterday morning, rare abd interesting ceremony tn the receptl of Leopold. the thirteen-year-old son of Mr. dultus Baumgarten. mto the mysteries of tio orthodox Jewish reigien; thirteen betnz Ux age at which Rebrew youth d to be re- sponsible for their on in accordance with divize jaw. The eattlee wa: officiating rabbi was Rev. J. W. Samuel, a: novice stocd beside him A portic the sacred book expounding and explain! passages, showing a familiarty with te ANIOL cl ion wa AC the co! ongregation,” eribed fn Hebrew eaniug that the youn we to be responsibic. clos € ceremony Mr. bau dially mvited the members th atte house where t y she wen not miss her from dom appearet yulng trains ng passa Pennsylvania ave. Was sure to find her just, as by ta on yesterday's train or tose of the autumn he will find her—se ert m2 ward. Of course she Wears spectacles. not an ounce of supertiueus flesh burdens her precious bones, and her plain attire {s outraged by never a vow nor ribbon. Arabella carried an um- brella when she left us and she will bring It heme—a trophy of psst and a harbinger of future summer Campaigns. Arabella reads her beck upmindtul of the panaroma spread before the eyes of those who look out of window. loc Well to the Safety of her auuudent supply Wraps, ar Long’ ¥ Biaci Smith, “She ex Tuan, she.” At ies that ts what she would have uS understand, she plumes herself on betug a person of com- mon sense and one ssed of no vulgar | sheen if it were your misfortune to be B cd under the same 1 | sone somncer 0 ne Took with her daring ubledly cestre: ot gar, and If you es: Arabella’s presence th on ten to one ; Diauket upoi that fr ecrut aud entrancluy ecupation. Rea ter ped iL In the bud. San agree. sive Delng, and she encroached upon intatns; aded the sect $ at Newport, whens sont from intrusion, these tp: babbling brook Where trout, und! urbed. < which ber fee ne taken has turned her ching in her savanewe years. Fortunately for her, she Knowa cue ne Hie of the art to which she is consecrattag hen self to appreciate the utter badness of her work | Her ews On Soctai topics are Uke those she entertains ou art—crude and warped. Marrine she 1 Js as an accident tu woman's lite xrcat'y to be deplored, and a baby 13 her pet aversion. Itis well that se s coming hohe and it Is probable tat no married woman thinks as tncessantly cf marriage a3 does Ara- bella as she pets her black and tan, which is perbaps the only real comfort that bleases her to Proved as a were guided. is A <ure and sre t. W. Mapu t) David Clark, ou. “HL. Larmon to Mangaret ». A. F. Barker to 0. Kowor S45; $140. 3 3 lot 14, 84. Mayse. Jaiuts H. Saville toJ. G. Garland, jr., tot 111, #. D. Sprague to J. A. Main. lov H. Pinkney to M. Brown, easant Plulas, 3616. Geo. Comte S. Blapkiman, lot L, subs 15 to 1s, sq. 759; . &. S. Oiare to H. J. Motgan, pt. Chit Castle Manor; $600. J. E. Chappell to Jas. Powe. pt. Fietchall’s Charce; $1,900, 8. C.HL «sto Rechel Aun Bettes, lot B, sq. south of cS aed DarteD abd Weary life. ———>__—_ Ran AWAY rxoM HgR MOTHER AND STEP Fatnen.—Detective Pontier last nignt took to Baltin ore an Italian girl namea family formerly Washington, and the girl vas a r Of soap and fancy articles, She toid ve Pontier that she had gone she W as 0D] to solicit for cupation,| on 358 District Government Affairs. Commissioner Morgan’s condition this morn- ing is not improved. It had been his intentioa. last week to have been at his office this mora- ing, but he ts still confined to his bed. Saturday. he was able to go about his house on crutches. The delinquent tax-list will be issued from Mr, Cook’s office vo-morrow, and persons in- terested can get copies by calling or seadiag for them. It wili be about the same size as the one of last year. Mr. W. ©. Roome, chief of division of spec' assessment revision, has completed the r sion of the following assessments: I st. south, from 3d street west to 7th street west; street north, from 2d street east to 3d street east. Police Surgeon Newman reports that the fifth Precinct station, on 10th street, is Dadly ventt- jated, and so unhealthy that he recommends the removal of the station. The matter has been referred to the building tnspector. Lieut. Green has reccinmended the erectionpt ‘Strect lamps In the following localities: One In Pierce Piace, west of 15th street northwest; one in E street, between 7th and Sth streets south- east, (North side;) one at interscetion of South Carolina avenue, E and 5th streets southeast: and two on L, between isth and 19th streets northwest. Butiding jee issned by Inspector En- twisie:—B. [. Wheeler, repair brick building, 1755 K street northwest; $500. BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY in the office of the District Commissioners, to construct a circular pipe sewer, 24 1acaes diam- etec upon a hydraulic cement concrete founda- tion, including a man trap and man holes, on Virginia avenue, 110 feet east ef ioth to the West side of 11th street southwest, the matertai and labor to be furnished by tue contracior. The bids were as follow’ P. Maloaey, $1. er Meal foot; H. Himber, $1.25 per Mneal toot; . Cudmore, 63; cts. per lineal foot; Thos, Joyce, $1.30 per lineal foot; Mobler « Reynolds, 95 cts. per lineal foot. ‘The latter being the lowest bidders it {s probable that the contract Will be awarded to them. Out-of-Door Sports, BASE BALL. There are but few changes in the relative Positions of the contestants for the League championship. The Providence nave advanced two games towards the Chicago's total, but cannot reach them. The only remaining inter- est In the play will be the struggle between the Cleveland and Troy for third place. The score stands as follows:—Chi (0, 52 won, Providence, 41 wo) Jost 30 lost; ‘Troy, $4 Won, 30 lost; Worcester, 31 wou! Roston, 30 won, 36 Buffalo, 21 won, nau, 15 won, t 8 Tosi T st Dall nines played a game on Thurs- day night at Nantasket Beach, which was lit up by electric Lee tn three wooden towers 100 feet high, ‘The lighting was undertaken by the Northern Electric Light Company to show the ficacy of an original plau for Mluminatiog ciiles and towns by grouping and elevating electric lights of any kind. Each tower had a circle of twelve lights, each being estimated at 4.500 candle power. There was no gamehere last Saturday be tween the Nationals and Rochesters, on account of the falling out about money matters. Tae Rochesters ‘clatmed that the Nattonais eed thera #75 foreach game. The N ald that the Rochesters’ for Saturday’s had agreed to take half the receipts. ad ‘h of the games Preceding. the grounds. receipts, and the Nationals would not ‘The Kochesters pat on their coats and the crowd also teit, getting their ‘K at the gate, TiANLAN'S INTENTIONS. Hanlan and bis trainer satled tor Europe trom New York Saturday. His backers, Messrs, Davis, Ward and Colston, it ts probable, will start for England next month. On Hanlan’s arrival in England he will immediately begin training under the tuition of Hawthorne on the The river near the Buil's Head, Barnes. He Will not attend any receptions until the race is cver. He expects to practise constantiy for about two months, and says that he will work hard. He needs to work because he has done So little this summer, Owing to the strain re- celved at lrovidence. When he meets the Aus- tralian oarsman kis weight in rowing coscume will be about 150 pounds. Swade « Winship, th “ eh boat builders, will build him a boat se in, OUR RIFLEMEN. Dr. $. 1. Scott, of Sandy Springs, made such a good record in Ireland land, returned home Saturday eveni: Columbia Rifle association has selesied the following team to shoot at the fall m: Creedmoor: Messrs. A. A. Ad¢ Z ae feut. I ee, Benjamin Chambers, Dr. 8. I. Scott, a bard, U.S.A., and Walter Scott, Dr. Scott’s brother. THE WINNING HORSES at the Coney Isiand Jockey Club races on Satur- day were Brambaletta, Wartlela, Spinaway, Luke Blackburn and Bertha (hurdle race). Forty-eight entries have been made so far for the different races at the fall meeting of the St. Louis Trotting Club. St. Julien wil! be there sae to lower his record for a purse ot 2,500. THE NEXT (0-AS-YOU-PLZASE. Frank H. Hart and Charles Davis, unknown, have each deposited 500 and signed articies to race for the O'Leary belt, representing the six- day championship of America, early in October, oa York. Hart ts the present holder of the THE ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB at its meeting Saturday evening, acted favor- ably upon the invitation to compete for a citi- zen’s prize in a two mile four-oared raze in the first part of October next. MRS. PARTINGTON aud her son Ike, it {s sald, both use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for colds. t A WOMAN Wuirrek IN Jatt.—In the Potlce Court Saturday, Robert Sherlock, a burly waite rufta~, who gets thirty days mthe workhouse for Vagreugy about twelve times a year, was charged with assaulting Louisa Sheriock, his wife, for which he was fined $5 or thirty days in jail, He was thenycharged with assaulting Lizzie Drew, a white’ girl, who testitled that She remoustrated with him about beating his wife, when he drew a large knife across her , aking an ugly cut on her forehead, which she showed to the court. Sherlock took the Stand and testified that the cutting was acei- dental, Le was sentenced to thirty days ad Uonai for the assault; making sixty days in all. ‘THe National Farr Dregcrors thls morning awardcd the printing of the paper on the Fair grounds to Mr. W. V.S. Wilson, and on goiog over the premium list for cattle, added in se86 1011: “For best herd, bull and 5 It cows, or helrers over one year 0: Was Teported from the correspon there wus every indication of a better disp! U.an last year, Creme PRIces FOR WIVES. ‘eporied to the Cayuga Chief, on what it considers trust- authority, that tn the town of Cosquest 4YS ago a than sold bis wite to anotier, ‘ation $5, and expense of draw, ULL ‘The good: the partes concerned ar the bargam. ‘The t by one of a simtier char: hear Meridan about thirt ears azo. 1a latter case a man sold his wife for $40. She lived with the purchaser four or five years at- ferward, when the original husband b3i Lick agato fora pair of boot press. sot ber ter En. DIRECT FROM FEADQUARTERS genuine ident: Dr. L Upon au lady acyuaintance the other di door by the her mamma stalrs, iy and was met st ihe lady's little girl. He asked her to teil that Dr. L. had called. ‘The ebtid went uy and presently returned. “Did you mamma?” asked the doctor. what did she say?” osiceao Pal THoNORABLE RESERV ATIO: { a recent mar- riage in this vicinity the bride was a young damsel who had been a great flirt. When the clergyiman asked the usual question, “who gives pls woman away?” a young fellow pres- ent ex@laimed, “I can, but I won't.”—/udson Register, ‘THE CHRISTIAN aT WORK ha3 Colned twonew words. Onels “sermonette,” supposed to me a litte sermon, and the other ts ashort prayer. In this new gos e Sermon on Ube Mount would bea sermonetie, and the Lord’s prayer would be classed among peutionettes. A COUPLE Of rag-piekers groping along the gutters diseuss réligion and polit fes. For my part,” says one, “Il belleve ta neither priests, religion. nor churches. Napoleon did wrong to re-establish them.” “Yes,” sald the other, “but superstitutions are necessary for the lower classe em ER Ayoor Kuan, England's chief opponeat tn A'glanisian,recently defeated by Gen. Roberts 45 The second of the five sons of the late Ame Sheer Ail. Of these only himseif and eldest brother Yakoob, the ex-Ameer, now survive, two ctlers having perished tn’ battle and the third by disease. He has hitherto been little Thore than a ready tool in the hands of the €ra ty Yskoob, When the latter tied to Herat to head the rebellion of 1s71,Ayoob accompanl-d Lim, and used all Ls influence to rally the He- ion sokea bis standard. Yakoob’s reconcill- ation with his father subsequently recailed him Cabul. bur Ayoob remaiued at’ Herat. where bas ever since maintain -d a kind of semi-regal state. He ts sull in the prime of ire, thougt to corpulence, and of markedly unpre- ees! ince. His face Shows 1h? broad forehead,aud sma J, Asiatic despo., of his thick-lipped mouth, 8 hugh black mustache ay remarkal courage, and bis popularity 13 ‘undoubtedly great in Herat and the western beherally. = preritors Chas. Rodie, a German shipearpenter on the Seamer sear ett. at Brooklyn. N. Y., died chee eat while at worl ermom: terday, at « ai Lge) ‘nigh: nies yee ee 7 degreesy | Robert Mlistead: $10 or 30 days. THE COURTS. Pouce Covrt—Judge Bundy, pro tenn. Saturday, John V. Mattern, assault on Wil- helmine Mattern; $5 or 15 days. Lewis Wilson, assauit on Alice Wilson; $10 or 30 days, Andrew Dallas, threats to Sarah Holley; $100 bounds to ; keep the peace or # daysin jall. Henry Mead- ows, threats to Martha Meadows; personal bonds to keep the peace. George Dyson, a+ Sault; $5. James Dement, charged with keep- ing a dangerous dog. which he allowed to run large, and which bit a little white boy named B. S. Counsel- man, disorderly; $5. _ I, Alexander, mixing mor- tar on concrete; $5. Fannie Alexander, rancy; bonds or workhouse. Ellen Weideman, v.: do, Amanda Collins, profane; $5. George Walston, do.; do. Herman Katz, unlicensed as dealer; continued. James Kennedy, rge Howard and Albert Woodward, trespass ou parks; collateral forfeited. Elizabeth Howard, P le: $5 or7 days. Horace 8S. Johnson, nul- fan continued. Peter Pierce, obstructing Street; $1. Edward Ready, profane; $5. Bridzet Rerdy, disorderly; $5. Annie Alexander, as- fault on Mary Grant. $5 or 10 days. Robert Sheriock, assault on Loutse Sherlock; $5 01 cays, Also charged with assaulting Lizzie Drew, by cutting her across the face’ with a knife; a fine of $10 or 30 days was imposed. To-day, Charles Sanderson, loud and bols- | terous; $5 0r15 days. Matthew Dooley, do.; do. Also charged with carrying a razor; $50 Or 90 Gays. Wr. Hopkins, forfeited collateral. John Manion, vagrancy; bonds or 10 days in the workhouse. John Lane, do.; 3) days. Sarab eed, do.; do. Jos. Powell and Taos, Scott, charged with fast driving; #20 or 30 days each. Heury Gross, indecent exposure; $5 or i0 days. Hartman Gluck, profanity: forfetted collateral. Thos. Loundes, do; $5 or 7 days. Henry Fletcher and Nicholas Perkins; $5 or 15 days each, Molly Turner and ing the quiet of Georgetown: $5 or 15 days each. Levi Johnson, do.; $10 or 10 days. ray Turner, proraniey: $5 or 7days. Frank Bell, loud and Sterous; $5 or 7 days. Kate White, vagrancy; % Gays. Richard Williams, do.: 20 days. John Murphy, do.; do. Armistead Jones, loud and boisterous; ori5 days. Lewis Boswell, pro- fanity; $5. Cella Thompson. do.; $5 or 7 days. Ellen Quiller, threats to Michael Burke; per- sonal bonds to keep the peace. Roger Carroil, charged with larceny of some carpentei’s tool: Irom the United States; 30 days in jail Henry } Lewis, George Mantz and Henry Benton were charged with assaulting a young man named George Northridge, who testified that as he was walking up © sueet last Thursday night, he yas attacked by these men, when Le him, and one of the others fired a pisto! bi He then ran !nto Rooney's bar-room and was iollowed by them where they beat him. Other witnesses corroborated this statement. The defendants took the stand and denied the as- sault. Lewis was fined $10 or 30 days, and Mantz and Benton were dismissed. William Simpson, assault on John Bowle; $10 or 30 days. Patrick Donohue, assault on Ellen Dononite, continued, Walker Tolliver, assault on James Wallace; $5 or 10 days, Eliza Williams, assauit on Bijzabeth Banks; $1. Robert Johnson, as- sault on his ste ni; $5. Ellen Duckett sault on Mamie Jackson; $5 or 15 days. Maur Harrington, ascault with Intent to Ki!l; tne ued. Kate Martin, assault on Maria Reed; $5 or15 days. Jacob Hall, threats to John Jones, 1 “GEORGETOWN. SHE GRAIN Tr Waters, with 2, W. Boyer, with 3,100 bushels wheat and bu: = corn; boat Chas. W. Adams, with 1 tons MER! -ADE.—Arrived—Boat Molite C. ) bushels wheat; boat M. ¢ Ts’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings on ‘change 0 bushels of wheat; 10 sale OAL TRAL ¥ bo Cumberland Frid: as follows: For ats lett ALEXANDRIA. CAUGHT IN THE ACT.—Mr. William Recker, Who keeps a provision store on the corner of Prince aud Fayette sirects, has been missing articles and small sums or money left In the drawer over night from time to time. Some thief robbed the drawer of all the money tt coa- tained, a few nights ago. So Mr. Recker, in order fo catch the thief, closed hts store last night abcut 9 o’clock and secreted hunse!f in an outhouse, where he could see everything that transpired. It was not long before he saw a cglored boy enter the back door of the store. Leaving his biding place immediately, he cap- tured the thief, who proved to be Robert Hicks, Mr. Recker’s next door neighbor. Hicks made such an outcry that his mother and brother came to his relief and succeeded in rescuing him from his captor. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the thief, but he cannot be found. Rey. FATHER KEATING, who has for several years past been stationed in this city as the assistabt pastor Of St. Mary's Church, and has made many friends during his stay here, will leave tc-morrow for Woodstock College, Md. Rev. Father White has been appointed his suc- cessor. FOLICE OFFICERS SUSPENDED.—Mayor Smith hed betore him yesterday evening Uilicer Bar- ney McCann and Readyman George Ozde charged with violating the police regulatios Aijter hearing the evidence, he reserved bhi3 de- cision until to-day, This morning the mayer cecided to suspend both men indefinitely, ‘tue VALUAELE PRorerty corner of King and Royal streets, advertised to be sold to-day, was withdrawn, the sult having been settled before the hour of sale. Quite a large number of bi’- ers Came Gown from Washington to attend ue sale.—Gazeile, 42h, Alittle boy named Sweeny had his left arm caught in a wheel connected with some machinery on the railroad dock at Rouse’s Point, N. Y., Saturday, and it was torn from his body. The boy’s father altcmpted to rescue him, and he, too, was caught in the machinery and his left leg cut off below the knee. SOLDIERS STONED BY MiNngxRS.—The sheriff of Jackson county, Ohio, reports to Goy. Foster that, although matters are quiet among the tiers at Coaltar, the troops have recently been, sioned while on picket, and he fears serto: trouble in case they are removed. At the Cor? ing coal mines, in Perry county, Onto, a band of ared milters attempted to,drive the eclored mineré of, but weregsiven aWvay. ‘The sttua- Uon there Is critical. GLACIERS IN THE ANDES.—Among the mast Interesting Of the discoveries made by Edward Whyumper in the recent clamberings among the igh peaks of the Andes, near the equator, !s th: of the existence of gi: in these mountains, rivaling the famous glaciers of the Alps. He says the upper portion of Chimboraso aad An- Usana, for 4.000 feet downward from thelr sum- mlis, dre almost enveloped by glaciers. ‘Thls is the more remarkable inasmuch as Antisana, according to Humboldt's observat! » 18, OF has been a voleano. In fact, abounds with —volcanoe: Whymper made his last assent of Chimborazo the great peak was enveloped in a cloud of fall- ing ashes thrown oub by Its flery nelghbor Cotopaxt. One cbservation of Humboldtt ts very interesting. He was struck with the di ference in the voices of theze volcano; roaripg can be heard two or thre miles away. The voice of the volcano ot 8: he says, was harsh, and very charac Jt was likened to the sound of Snoring. cha made a rattling and clanking 1 ‘was very disagreeable, especially whe at night in Quito. Tore JUMPING.—As cooler weather app) es, the jumping rope will be moré and more in the hards of the girls. Properly used itis not an objectionable plaything. But children cannot be too frequently cautioned agalnst jumping agalust time or competing to see who can jump Ule greatest number of times without stoppiag. In an essay on popular customs and public health in the recently published annual repor of the Gepartment of statistics of Indiana, Dr. J. W, Hervey, of Indianapolis, lays great stress on the danger of this” practices. None, in is more injurfous: and in tllustration evil effects he mentions a case of real oc- currence in that city. The patient, a girl of twe.ve years, was Gead when he reache house, He says, “on inquiry I learned tat she hac jumped the rope at school, a few days be- fore, 500 times. Think of 5 3 upon the little heart in quick succession! No wonder I bad to make the certiiicate of death, ‘emboli, or clot in the heart, caused by over- leat and jumping straight up 500 times."” Not Only dces this practice throw a great and some- | aays; Umes killing strain upon the heart, but it often | For 62S causes serious injury to the joints of the kn and bips and tothe spine. ‘The muscular and nervous exhaustion due to lopg-contnued jump- | clears out rats, mi ing must also be ts jurtous. ‘fhe Irish Royal College of Surgeons has lately severely cautioned its members agatost having any communication with homie ath- ists. Presiding Elder Walker, of the -Waupaca dis- trict, Wisconsin, is tv bz tried before a Metho- dist conference for alleged untmintsterial con- duct. Mr. D. Lowe writes to the London Tins that “since the resignation of Gordon Pasha the Slave trade has recovered something of its old Vigor.” Mr. Lowe has been for years in the Egyptian service, . “4m. Barry, a laborer, living in South Brook- ba while drunk Sacurday aaa beat le So that she will probably die, Yocation being her refusal to give him money fs more liquor with. He Police. Half Scotland is owned by 70 persons. Kealey, of New York, went to a “wake” Sati ht, Decame ini fell into the water ant was drowned, eee ‘When an American 1s abroad puzzie about what to order he fails bask ae on traveler says that he rides in the an express train and in ofasiow ain, eae rear car of car va. | | | | Annoying Advertisers, (Pall Mall Gazette } The penny post 1s responsible for the latest and most annoying development of the for publicity. Wi ignore the advertisement tn the streets, but on the breakfast table tt Is a most Insidious and less easily baitied foe. Till Tecent times when Circulars were sent us in their form the eavel- ope of sickly texture, or the clerical handwrit- ing of the direciton, almost invariably betrayed them. They found thelr way without ado to the bourne whence no circular returas. Bat of late those who thus force their wares upon our attention have become far more adroit. Ad- vertising, like other trades, has been relaced to a sctence or elevated Into an art. TReadver- User now uses an envelope correctly square; the address ts in a feminine hand; the seal or mon- ogram is, if anything, a little too imposing. In time we grow to be aware of these devices; but ir requires & subtle sense of form and fashion to discriminate between the anxiously expected card for Lady Blank’s small dance and the po- lite intimation that another picture is on view in Bond street. We are frequently away from home; our servant, who Is instructed to forward any correspondence not obviously in the nature of “little accounts,” thinksdt well to be on tho safe side; and while we are endeavoriag to en- joy the charms of tne Trossachs or the dine, the quaint medivalism of Ober-4 gan, or primitive simplicity of a remote nook in the Tyrol, we are hunted down and our temper sor: ly tried by pressing recommendations which have pursucd us through half a dozen hotels, of wondrous sherries, clarets and mineral waters. ALW’s WELL THAT ENDS WELL.—The Comnit- tee on Internal Harmony reported that tu’ had effected a complete reconciliation betw: Helso Baker, D.D., and ‘rustee Rambo, both local members of the organization. Brother Baker had asked forgiveness for saying that Brother Rambo’s wife had a mouth likea cano>, and Brother Rambo had admitted his error in saying that Brother Baker couldn't pump ota fence without his heels knocking the bottom rail out of place. The committee left them clasped In each other's embrace, and weeptag Mxe children.—Drtroit Free Press, Lime Kiln Club Proceedings, THERE WAS A WARD MEETING at Galveston a few nights ago and the coming man made a little speech to the boys. Among those present Was Gllbooly, wo was supposed to be a friend of the coming man. Much to the surprise of the speaker, as soon as he got under way Gil- hooly began to be disagreeable. When the com- ing mau Went on to say how much he loved to serve the people, Gilhooly said, ina loud volce: “Thats a le, and you know it.” The coming mau did not care to have a row es Hihooly Kept on mak- What was your name before you came to Texa “you aln’t th to be Giected dog pelter, and you know it. Finally patience ceased to be a virtue, and Gilhooly was ejected. N day’ the coming man met Gilhooly, who told him he was Sorry that he interrupted the meeting and abused him so, but It was a sacred duty he owed himself. ‘What do you mean by abusing me that way?” said the coming man. “\W. you see, the other fellow that 1s running agat You has promised me a deputyship it 1 place him under obligations, so I hope you won't ob- jJectto my taking little Itberties with an old friend like you, by calling you a thief and a rascal occasionally.” “You needn't abuse me to help him. You can go about praising him, , if you want to. can't conscientiously do I can't praise him, because I have no respi for him; so, you see, I have to abuse you be. cause you are a gentleman. It would hurt my feelings to have you think 1 would praise a man who aid not deserve it.”—Gaiveston (Teras) Nees, AN INDIANAPOLIS NEWS REPORTER saw a lot Of sparrows achieve a drink from a pond In a Way as ingenious as any man ever devised, aad if there Was not observation, memory, reason and “putting this and that together” fa it, he would like to know why. ‘The water was too far from the swampy margin of the bank to ajlow them to reach it, but weeds grew tuickly along the edge. Four sparrows settled on one of these weeds, one above the other, and their weight bent it over half way to the water. A fitth ighted further up and bent 1t further down. “Then a sixth settled near the end and the whole stalk came down level with the sur- and they drank thelr fil without any dif- ficulty or having to wade througa the muddy Margin of the pond. “SuusT LIKE VANDERBILT. patrolman in the eastern part of the city was the other day called into a grocery Kept by a German to seo it he couldn't do something toward aiding the g:ocer to collect an account against a party wno had skipped out. “You see, I tells you all how it vhas,.” began the grocer; “dot mans come Mere and says he Ybauts a leedle gredit, pecause he vhorks on der railroad, und dey doant bay him off right away. Dot vhas ail right, und i trusted nun about forty tollar. Den I vhants to shut off on him, but he prings along a man who says to me, ‘Hans, dish ish all right. Dis mans am a regu: lar Wanderbilt, only he doan’ git his money So dot vas all right, und I gif him gredit Some more until he owes me ninety doliir. Den. my hair pegins to shtand oup, und I deils him I must haf my cash. He pats me on der pack like dis und says: “Hans, dis ish all right; I am shust lke Wanderbilt, und you shail b2 batd next wea! *Vhell, vhen next week’ comes arounte ad gone fo Canada, und I lose cater a hundred tol He says he vhas shust like Wander biit, ial but I doan’ know Wauderbilt. When der poys elaaed the | on ham and Eetee Say Wanceroilt ‘sh it a shoke like pull down your west und hardly ¢fler who struck Piily Batterson?"—Deiroit Free Pi An unkhown person fired into a democratic precession at Wasbington, Oato, Saturday even- ing, and kilied Perry Wilson, a spectator. At Manchester, England, a widow with five ebildren got 322 500 compensation from a rail- road company for her husband's death ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner __ _Gthand B Streets. MORNING. { Wash'ston nivht lines Bouthern Ex... ..8 Baitimore and Ohio Depot. corner New ey Avenne and © Street. EN EVENING. = Cin. TN. ¥. la ex. tWestern express. & way station! Fred. & way stations. Balt, & Annap. ex. ..8 #8un ay only. Gther trains daily ex- cept Sanday. 1 ——— CITY ITEMS. LODILLE’S HEADACHS SpRcIFiC {3 sal cures headache almost tas’ n express. hi e From Pr. 8. W. Hunter, Baltimore. Having become familar with Comins Liev Licuia Eriract of Beef and Tonic Invigo take pleasure in recommending it as an - lent preparation, combining as It does food and tonic in a remarkable way, proluciag ort blood, health and strength, ‘Soid by all drug- gists and grocers. ° An Elegant Toilet Preparation, hair dressing and restorative ts found in “Zon- dou Hair Color Resiover.” Tt seidom fails to restore gray hair or faded hair to tts original youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is checked by iis use, and it produces a growth of beautitul young hair, soft, glossy and luxu- rant. It certainly isthe most cleanly and ef- fective hair restorer now before the people. “London Hair Color Restore ‘ined at all the leading druggists at 7. abottle. Six bottles $4. Dx. HARTLEY'S great remedy for catarrh and throat diseases. Sold by all druggists, sepl-w,8,m,2m_ bed ee ens complete cure4 to6 all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists, Washington at4s0 Pa ave,” “ROUGH ON Harts.”—Ask ibe ee for it It ce, roaches, bed-bugs. 16¢. @ box; for Washington at 4S0 Pa. avenue. “ALDERNEY WAGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning. ang delivered In 3 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35e. per Ib. Also, cottag cheese, butte and sweet milk 5c. per qt. muse WALL STREET DAILY NEWs. During the past year 7H Watt Stree: Bris ee ean te ae seb ate fe of tncst 0 Fee it inat ths rk Stock Exchange. bers anf It is recognized a8 the only reliabi financial matters published in all etres two months correctly py St. Yau! & Omshs, Banntbal Mhicexo & cline in the Elevated stocks. to Septamber 15th will be fter that time, in Consequence o ea of several large expense pages features, at a ex: ». it wi anpum, 85.00:6 00; 3 months 81.50. Blnigle Copste will senmta tho ined Sas per copy. ‘The paver is irened @ay exc»pt Sundays ‘and reaches all parts of the coautry Speer oe ete tain eee Ry fi apyiication. ‘auzad-th,e, A Dey (iAnrnte. ct Hee ae Hous ie Aa fet or oa Se saa s DAURRELS, TAPRAL ET Be ann TNGKAIN CanPRTS in he Anse ss Tapertry Ipernin Oarpete wits Bordare Wy sate tw Toa Carpels Rue and Mate in great verudy ™ 4 Those furnishing will find tt U examine our stock before rir HOOE BHOTHER @ Co, Sent 1828 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House paces TO SUIT THE TIMES, 500 PIECES MOSQUITO NETIING Sie. 100 DOZ. ALL LINEN TOWELS 12% and 15c. 20 PIECES TABLE LINEN 5), 62 and 75c. 100 BED COMFORTERS @1 an) 1.25. 100 WHITE SPREADS 50, 60 75c. ami #1 1 CASE FULL WIDIH SHEETING 2 ALL BUMMER GOODS AY CO4T 1 GEO. J. JOHNS 713 Market Space. | » 187 FRE pres PHS 80. “Rtcaaner lem vee DP m™.. returning at | vent and Indy, tickets woo HE GRAND PRE ric DIBPLAY OF FIKE-WOKK 4 « K i Postponed to MONDA All tickets wold wood « sept BY ACK SILKS: BLACK CASHMERES’ COLORED CASHMERES! BLANKETS! GENERAL REQt faee Xo. % 10. Mw SHAWLS’ jer 1) sears free. Music a Steamer wharf at 5 WAMBSUITA COTTON, the best in the world,10. | Fiegmer leaper her wharf st 5 a.m. GOOD CANTON FLANNEL, 8. nake this Fxcursion equal ip cvery respect tothe * en two weeke ago. Bathing suite on the Sirect cars will be in waitin on their return. 8 op boat, city prices. wep 2-0t } [ Egat IONS ON STEAMER MARY | WASHINGTON TO OOCOQUAN FALLS Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day during tharouncn, Male. und tri Dancing. Leave ber wharf af § @. m.. returnine at 8 p.m ON SUNDAY TO MARSITALL Wa VERNON SPRINGS. Leave her whart at 2.30 p. na.; return rip, 25 cents. Round t MY. VERNON 8PRIN - EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 75, 87, #1. BLACK SILK, 6: BLACKSILES, $1.25, $1.50, 81.75, COLORED SILKS, every color, CARTER’S, Til Market Space. Black and Colored SATINS, Black and Colored SILK VELVETS, Good Quality DOTBLE BLAN- KETS, $2.60; BLUE FLANNEL, RED FLANNEL, ND NT am at 7.28. WHITE FLANNELS, at the very lowest casi | Every Saturday duriug the toasen. Moste. Dan- trices; BALLARDVALE FLANNELS, evory aual- | $y py Miine bet a uars ag 0 Se. m.. returning a ity; BEAUTIFUL LAWN ©, SBETLAND = - SHAWLS, Red, White, Blue, 31.00 up to 8! Besutiful WOOL DRESS GOODS, new fall shad 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37, HE TIVOLI PARK, Cae FORMERLY GIESBORC is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Ex 1 maton arc every half to the Park. ORR mi zr city prices; siso, fue stabling accommodations Orkes. RICHARD KOBB, a0e8-1m Proprietor. NLY BOA'T NOW BRUWNING T HE 0 Ee AGIAN ENS ‘Ne TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MUNRO! AND THE CAPES | SO? ms at sep? Jil Market Space, Qumts. COLLAKS AND CUFFS. BRAKCH BALTO, STEAM SHIRT FACTORY, 435 7th street n.w. ‘The celebrated Re-inforeed SHIRT, € for $6, or Bl apie ks ledved to be the finest aud most the comp r Axenuine Wamentta Ss) on ce POPULAR RTKAME HIRT, finis! EVERY SAT had except but- ERY SATURDAY E tons and button-holes, 6 for $4.60, or 73c. aplece— 81. Round trip $1.50. a bargain. ooms, &e., apply to Shirts to order a spoe'alty—6 for $9; 6 for $10.50. 2416 Fst. uw, near, Perfect fit guaranteed. at the bout. oth Peet O. 8. LOVELL, President. rd's Hotel, and 425 7th st. n. w. 32m N. B.—Directions for self-measurement sent on application. aurdd BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. eed If you uke CEKES, ent Process Flour, whi! rat pl the National Fair. EOLA, a taacnificant Minnesota Patent Process Flour. SLEILING, the handsomest Winter Wieat Pate There is nothing better in the market. It ia ele. gantly mxde, and of the very beet material, and only ‘80 cents, firished, ready for the wash tab, Only 80 cenie for the **Mystery” Shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, iatest styles and finest petitora at tin Awer.ca,’ ox quality.only 81-00 per dezen etx for 75 cents. Best gevting nove. GOLDEN HILL. a aplendid r quality, jour, and far cuyerior to a great many MEGINNISS’ a fc We defy compatit ora to bring forth any flour BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, we fi neper who tr! them once will never use an y ne tee. The above wart atany fret~ angis 1002 F street northwest. named brands of Fiour c: GHINTS To ONDER. OM helconie Dever aun © usr RECEIVED SPICED BROOK TROUT, (Bach Fovelles.) Our SHIRTS to order are _unsnrpassed for com- fort, style and durability. Fitwuaranteed. Ready- ade SHIRTS of our own wake, 50 cents up. Choice lot of NECKWEAR at 50 cents, formerly $1. Elegant British Half Hose at 25 cts. , Hosiery. Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, _8ul8 S16 F st. nw opp. Patent Office. HIRT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS, & CO., 2112 F Street N. W. We,fel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in ave & CO. { st. and Indin WM. M.G SPICED OYSTERS, FRESH DEVILED CRABS, SARATOGA CHIPS, MORAVIAN PRETZELS. B. W. KEED'S SONS, augls 226 F street northwest. Frees MEATS Our PTIO SHIRT only 65 cents. An PRESSED . Our GLOBE SHIRT only 75 cents. ‘Ihe EUREKA REINFORCED, finished, only $1. ALWAYS ON HAND. We will compare it with any cther Shirt for the HAM, BACON AND CORNED REEF. oo A Fe ee aeceivED Bate VeOeTA- otis, f line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always Hind HUST AND TCE MUTE . DUBE: BROS. & CO. class, and 123 OOHa Petree Ws Woe” THE P, MARKET, Copnes lira axp New YORE AVENUE. 9626 READ THIS COLUMN. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. LADIES GOODS. pur APPEARANCE ©: GOOUbrs, Iron Bitters Curatine A Fowerful Say | A Vegetable Meilicine, © Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. ‘ALL M. WILLIAN'S, zn would do well to examine my etock of ‘uratine A Keliable Medicine. Iron Bitters \Curatine ‘S, ppetizer. |” Blood Diseases. ETS, Abure Appetizer. |" Cures Di OPE, cers snk DONA, Iron Bisters Curatine TRIMMINGS and BULTON= Enrich the Blood. [Cures aiver Gomplaint. | The three best styles of FRENCH CORSETS cous are DOW Brriving wit every weekly Iron Bitters, |, fouratine steamer” aes ‘Renew the Visor |Cures kidney ions. er Iron Bitters |Curatine MADE TO OLDER eS = Give Vitality. Cures Scrofala. | “ Perfoct estisfaction eunrantecd. Iron Bitters iCuratine . JAS. H. VENMILYA, . Cure Malarial Diseases | Cares Rheumatism. LADIES’ FABHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, itters ‘Curatine posite GB reunt oniee.: Tron Bose 1 yepepela. (Wor Totter Itch = a ron nee and Tamors. perwe BATS FOR YOUNG LADIES Iron Bitters. Cure indizestion. Curatine jCures Pimples Iron Bitters and Blotches. Cure Nervous Irritability. |\Curatine Cures Bois & Old Sores. Iron matters, ure Lapgour. |\Curatine Gures Ulcers and Boils. Iron Bitters Cure Painfar lCuratine Merstraation. | For MercurialPoisoning. Price $1 a Bette. Price $1 8 Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CURATINE For eale by STOLT & CHOMWELL, 485 Pennsyiv Wholesale and Retail, and by a1! Drugvists. ang27 QAFE AND SURE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. +s Erre, Borwlar and Damp Proot Venlte trom 83 Ithall keep a laree ussortment of Heating San ane a ces Deport foe Latrobet, Bibb's New Baltimore, Now Silver 1 per $3,000. Also, receives Silverware in Traaks fea for Bi r foruoderate raves Bosrdof mansccrs Win Suess | PRG Parlor Bun, &¢ ; Tian oonae, 2 Prices always as low as any other house. JOHN MORAN, 2126 Pennsylvania ave., 425 Oth wt. mow. THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDRA SUST RECEIVED. Mre. J. P. PALMER, ay No, LLO7 ¥ et. n.we SS BELLE LUCAS’ “DBESBMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, sl MARKET SPAOE, Corner Sth et., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. nin ave . Fok TRE acco: [MODATION OF MY cown town customers I have opesed a NCH STOBE, 425 Vth st. now., where Bey, president: Geo. W- Kings, vice president: B. Be ‘der, secretary: A. L. vant, treasurer; ary A: Willard: John Cassslan Thos, Reson. 3939 ES GO TO Children's 6-10, 50, 60, and $1 np. Orders by telephone will receive prompt atten- *1)- BSc. + ie Bose, es B0e., si = | tion. aug27-Im PRoys' 1-5, 75, 852., $1,'$) = - Children's Alicrt Pante, 40, G45 coomine STOVES. Boys’ School Panta, 65, 750 Boys’ Schoo! Hats,'40 and Se. rey 3014 and 1016 Penna. ave. QcHOooL BOOKS b>) cf every grade. as usy ‘The Washin on Gas Light Compan auz23 Se eee Prices, £CEOOL STATIONFHY, BATCHELS’ STRAPS SLATES, “Ke. Z c. ¢. PURSELL, 422 Oth ste new MOTTS' BLEVATED OVEN KA! MOTTS’ STAR FURNACE. Above woods xe cheap EATING SPECIALTIES — Il H Orie SOCIAL LATROBE. ‘OTT z. 3 ond warranted t sep2-2w THE MINING RECORD, 63 2 ¥ us any in the marke! tint or 0 ear. 5 s No. 61 Broadway, New York. Most con ug! 5 pie Minne Paper ever Paubllenea. Saunple ee SEP SES score eee. ‘opies Free. Orders executes or me = Stocks and other Securities both in N. ¥. anu | P)BCORATED San Frencisco. sepl-ecim ALEX. ROBT. OHISOLM, Prop’r GLIGBTLY DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. CHINA AND POTTERY, DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS, New Desicss. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. M. W. BEVEXRIDGR, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) sug20 No, 1009 Pa. avenue. Ww. S. JENHS & CO., re No. 717 7th st. n.w., ‘We are alzo offering Lowga Tuan Eves TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCKS asp GARDEN VASEs, of our Own MaNuFacTunE. ts for the ST. GEORGE ani STAG ATED OVER RANGES, the POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Cuv., KIBE SIDE JEWEL and Pi SUN LATROBER, RADIANT HOME, ST: 401 New Jersey Avenue, EXCELSIOR FURN. All strictly ang23 Nean B & O. Depor. of Now IS THE TIME TO BUY. Jarwest ae- Da Neg ie dtd Ee we added to our Fale Tntest paterns Gas STOVES: INGHAIN Cauezts. THE OBLEBRATED BYGLISB povelties in RUG®. MATS, DE! ott apie K its BB. UcHOL3ITERY , HOUPEFUBNISHIXG GCOU-, Rc., and waica 1 “ExUuse eales of SLEECING SPRING PIL. STOVE In Tow. sro Ptatteution givun toSTEAM CASPSE SINGLETON & HOPKE, ‘FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 004 Maract Space, ‘BE. EF. BROOKS, 531 LKR ote