Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. September 17, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, ASHINGTON, Sept. 17, 1990, 9:30 a m. the middie states, warmer, clear or fair | Weather, south to changes fn pressure. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. igs of the thermom- day:_; &m., west winds, with slight . owing are the readin; LOCAL NEW: Amusements, &c., To-: wal Theater.—Jarrett's spectacular “Cin- .—Barlow, Wilson, Prim- "at minstrel show. Wyman, the magician. ———_ Condensed Locals. A fight oceurred at Mount Vernon Springs yesterday among a number of colored excur- Ss. Two men were shot, one of them, Wiliam Noble, from Alexandria county, recetv- 1 wound tn the leg, and another, whose name could not be learned, was shot to Odd Felines’ Hall, The Columbian Amateur Journalist Assocla- tien elected H. H. Epply official editor. The Criminal Court will meet on Monday with the grand jui led trem the Poltce Court will be first taxen and next the regular criminal cases. IGNATION OF Rev. DR. BULLOCK, OF ALEX~ ANDRIA.—The Maryland presby tei ern general as aria yesterday—Rev. R. L. lngton, Balin; Dext spring. v. severance of bis p. elations with the Union church at A and explained veea himself and u i Were mutually satisfactory, ‘Ley naying no chureh, worshiped at the First thureh, in Alexandria, ia union with the con- gregation of that chureh, to some of whose Members his methods and minlstrationa were not acceptable, and such a se al id | Was set ongreg: d tO appear by com- | al in such cases. and tt was at Franktin st. Murkland’s,) Pri- mn concerning the relations of D: ‘tentation made a missioners, 2S ts 05) agreed that the presbyter new styles and at sures and no ge Clothiers, n issued to James ar: 5 jana Hillary; John W. nick and Katie M. d Martha V. Duty, ; Jas. M. Amidon and 2. drew Jackson and Emma ck: 0. and Virginia F. Currell, hn L. Worthan, of Alexandria, Va. e. To THE PUBL GENERAL.—I will have a ¢k and English pole raised oa my place, eth st, Rw, opposite Center Mark: Welcome to all. Is FEE have been Med as S. Cross to G. T. Shepherd, lot 2. Benjamin Davenport, = ——_.___—_ — cream, cheapest, best, #1.’ A CHARGE OF Ewpez: ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Asbury with embezzling $75.37 arty, Who testitled that last he purchased a note ot $2 of Judge Martin, whieh was to ba pald ta Instal- sth there Was a balance The paying teiler of the se geant-at-arms’ office testifie ald this balance to Appieman. Judge Martin testt- fied that the note had been p: court decided that under the law3 of this Dis- trict the offence did not con: ment (becaus: LEMENT Diswissep.— Appleman was from Col. Justin ments, and on Angust ate embezzie- Sx Straus’ new advertiseme: clothing in new styles and stod it of bargains tn t THE PRoroseD Mostmest TO F.D. Srcarr. The joint committee of the various orgaatzi- tions of Odd Fellowson the monument to be erected to the memory of the late F. D. who was Past Grand Sire of the ord had three models presented to th have not as yet deeded whieh two models, and proz in height, with granite Dase of 4 die of each ts a protile of the a three columns support the shatt. the shaft 13 a bund of rods, and on the top fs a tent, with the crossed c: oks protruding. New Derartexe.—On Saturday, burger & Soa, 306-395 7th st.. will, i their boot and shoe department, open an new and complet s children’s furnis| eatest care for Baum. will have chars ent, aud Will be pleased to his many Trlends, SvINe Natio: NK STOCKHOLDERS.—T: { and Rootnson for B. . Tecelver of the German A $20, and Charles one of the very { boys’ clothing no Ss Clotuing House of B. Kobiason the custom of Lernoou t6 the pla leetings Last Nicht. The Tow Path Club met at the St Cloud building last evening; Major Richards presid- ing. A number of new members were elected. The salute fired by the democracy was dis. cussed, and a resolution was adopted that the salute ts considered to have been fired in trust | for the republicans, and that thanks be there. fore tendered the democracy. The proposition to raise campaign funds wascalled up and a number of subscriptions were recelved. The — were elected honorary members:— Hon. Ko! G. Ingersoll, Secretaries Sherman, Thompson, Ramsey and Evarts, Postmaster General Maynard, Attorney General Devens, Ger. U Grant, Hon. James G. Blaine and ht . A. M. Clapp. ‘The 'Mdlana Garfield and Arthur Cinb met last evenin? 46,Odeon hall; D. P. Holloway president, ana @. M. Bass’ secretary. A mo- Tien was made to ech vass for a complete list of Indiabians and reques. them to be ta attend- ance at the next meeting, “he various commtt- tees reported progress, after w.‘¢D Mr. Avery, ab old Indiana soldier, made a spec. aa eee District Government Affairs. Lieut. J. E. Boteler bas been appointed a member of the police trial comatittee, vice Lieut. Gessford, on leave. br, Townshend, the health officer, to-day closed up the quarantine service for the yellow fever schooner Emma J. Lew!s, reported to have yellow fever on board, being about two weeks overdue, is supposed to Lave been lost. The Commissioners have declined to approve the liquor license to James E. Davall, No. S00 K Street southeast, unless the trustees of pubit: schools withdraw thetr protest, the place belag directly opposite some of tre schools. uilding permits issued by Inspector En. twisie:—Kichard Rothwel}, erect a two-story dwell 5, between East Capitol and A sts. .0.2 Nathan Sprague, erect a two-story Gwellipg, on Columbia road, near 16th 8°. P.W.; we. Judge Key, repair brick, 34, betwecn arket_ and Frederick sts., Georgetown; 340, zer, erecta two-story dwelling, Q, h and Sth sts. n, 50. Wim. A. ir frarre house, 9 chu. J. C. MeKelden, repair si53d st. john A. Best, repair 225 43 St. s.w. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Mr. A.G. Riddle, the attorney for the Dis- trict, Sent in his report for the year ending June sdth'last to-day. He states that the Campbell case appointed to the General Term wa3 decided in favor of the District; that the Murtagh ease, in which there was a judgment for $23,640.20, 32a by the Commissioners before hear- ing In Genersi Term; that thé Strong case ter-. intnated in February, with @ verdict frthe District, He states that in this and 0.97 cases questions of law of great imporcince to the District were decided, viz: i, ‘That all con- tracts made by the Board of Public Works without a previous appropriation by law, | are void, and a contractor cannot recover rv work done in consequence of such contract, 2 That when contractors have lecelved the ceriflicates of the auditor of the board of public works, and have endorsed Uiem in blank and parted with them to third parties, and these certiticates have been paid or redeemed by the District, the District is entitled ; to eredit for full amouut of the certificates. 3. | That where a contractor had submitted hts ims to the late board of auditand an award S thade, and the contractor received the ben- thereof, it Is @ final adjudication precluding further recovery. This has, however, been appealed. In the Young case, on heariog in seberal Term, the judgment below tn favor of the District was reversed and the case re- manded, but the District has fled a_motion for @ rehearing, which 13 pending. The case of the Washington and Georgetowa Railroad Co., to recover from the District for work done by the company under permit of the board of pubd- lic works was decided below for the company, which decision has been affirmed, and the case cannot be further tigated. The Collins case, &n information forcreating and maintaining a nuisance injurious to health, was taken to the Criminal Court, where it was decided that the information was tnvalid, and that, while the board of health had power to define what a nuisance Is, it had u0 power to impose fines and penales. 'No turther infowmations on such cases were filed until Congress by act of April 24 ast legalized the board of heglth ordinances. ‘Te O'Neill case to recover for sweeping alleys, &c., aS on asecond trial in the Circuit. Cou decided for plaintiffs, The case of the W. « G. R. R. to enjoin the District from collectiog special assessments was appealed to the Gene- ral Term, and the judgment below reversed and ‘Dill dismissed. The bil of U National Metro- politan Bank to test the question of taxation of certain stock was heard la the General Term tn the first instance, and decided in favor of the banks. The Morgan case decided in favor of the Joey was On appeal reversed and re- manded, and 1s now pending before the anditor. ‘The McNamara case—action for damages re- sulted ina verdict for plaintiff for $10. The Alexauder case to enjoin the lasuing of certifi- caves on property cn Pennsylvania avenue paved under act of Congress, was certified to the General Term, and the bill was dismissed. The Browning case, action for trespass was decided in the Circuit Court io favor of the District, but on appea! that judsment and the case reminded. ‘The case of Fleming agt. the District res in a verdict for the District, and on appeal it Was aflirmed. The case of DuBose, actioa for tnjurtes sustained by falling over a precipice at the corner of isth and F streets, resulted in a verdict against the District for 310.0), wale, having been afiirmed in Generat Term, bas been appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States. In the case of the Gaslight company, the District being indebted to the company ror gas consumed In the street lamps, clued the Fight to retaln for two years’ license for man- wlacturing gas under the act of the legislature. 50.) and retained it, and the Soe AG neral @ case of Bass. wut lleense, the Criminal 1 sustained the tax, and on appeal the General Term remanded the case. In the case of H. Clay Jones—to enjoin the Dis- | trict trom takig possession of tae garbage wharf—the bill was dismissed. In the case of the District agt. Lubey, to recover amount of his bond as water registrar, $25,000, pleas have been tiled, and the case ison the October calendar for trial. Since the last report 29 civil cases have been finally disposed of, 7 new ones tiled (4 law and 3 equity), ding (103 law and 123 (by Mr. Mil- ler) disposed of, 42; appealed and docketed, 115; outstanding, 145; amount of judgments, ases tried in P court, me 5; opt covertag 233 pages, ch should be added & number of opinions | endorsed on papers. [fe refers to the first part of the District code having been completed and reported, and his work tn connection with the examination of the manner of making the re- vision of special assessments, He renews his recommendations for increase in the compensa- | Uon of his assistants. Appended fs the report of Mr. ¥ ett as to | cases trled In the Police Court, showing cases tried. 3,925; convictions, smissals, 2: continued, uspended, 4; nolle pros., 5; i12e; posed, Washington Market, Ketail Prices. MxaTs.—Leet, etrioin, 2ne. do, porter. house, 2a25e.; rib roast, 1 1214 05. Corned Beet, Salde.; Dried B: 02; asd: liced, 20.3 Lamb, 18a: Mutton, ‘12%a14 K. 2<¢; Bacon Hi: Amusements, &c. Forp’s Orga Hovsk.—This theater was'lit- erally packed last night, many of the audience havibg to stand throughout the evening. The attraction was the opening mance of Bar- low, Wilson, Primrose and West's Mammoth Minstrels, an organization which made a dec!- dedly favorable impression here last winter,and has been greatly strenghtened since.’ No Stronger team of burnt cork comedians fs on the road. The quaint songs eee of Bar- low, Wilson, Primrose, Price and Happy Cal ‘Wagner; the violin playing of Fox; the funny musical melange of Fieids and Hanson; the ec- centric dancing, and the very amusing bur- Jesque, “Fun on the Brussels,” which close the performance, makes up a highly Ly apse: | Aaugnter. “oniy two more nights of this ares laughter. Only two more o t minstrel sho w. NATIONAL THEATER.—There will be a “ Cinde- rella” matinee at the National to-morrow. All the children should be taken to see the story of the glass slipper put on the stage. The attend- ance at the National Jast evening was very large. Tne audience was as well pleased as those of preceding evenings. Only two more evening performances, = _ Opp FELiows’ Hati.—Wwy,man's exhibition last evening was well attended, And was very entertaining, ‘TEE MANAGERS of the Washington gymnasium have introduced a new feature by opening a separate ciass in gymnastics and calistheulcs for boys and youths from eight to eighteen years of age, under the leadership of Prof. Turk, whom the managers aye succeeded in procuriog as teacher. special atieption Js called to this trai. ant addition to the gymnasium. THE BI-ANNUAL ENBIBITION of the D. C. Hor- {icuitural soctety will be held in Masonic temple Oct. 21-24ib. BuILnIxg A New Cuvecu.—The St, Andrew's (Episcopal) congregation have selected a large plot of ground on the southeast coraer of Cor- coran and 14th streets, upon which they , capel and parsonage. ) feet of ground, tends from an alley to 14th street, with a frontage of 150 feet. The church will be erected on the corner, and to the south of that the pastoral residence. Back of this will be the chapel, or Sunday school. Upon the latter, work has commeuced, {t will be of the Gothic style of architecture and Dyiit of brick with stone and aan iron trimmings. ‘ne chapel will be 35 ‘y 65 feet, ceiling 25 feet high and in the ¢°7 cep will be a conteal opening of 6 feet In Ziameter, pendant from which will be a bvdsome chandelier. Seats, which will ac- commodate 341 persons, will be of ash, W'.q walnut trimmings. In the south end Wall be the chaneel, organ and robing room: ‘un either side of the chancel will be two le;gé columns, which make an arch, The edifice will be heated by steam. Until thc Grection of their church, the chapel will be used by the congre- gation as a church. J. Germuiller 13 the architect, R. Davidson, the builder, The cost Will be $6,200, gee ‘THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES CALVERT, aP. I. of the Order of Odd Fellows and aa old citizen of the western part of the city, took place yesterday afternoon at the Western Pres- byterlan church. There was a large attend- ance of the relatives of deceased, over 70 of his direct descendents being present, and the Grand Lodge and Friendship ige of Odd Fel- lows’ in carriages, and many members of old Washington faiilles. The Services were con- ducted at the church by Rev. Mr. Wynkoop, the pastor, and at the grave at the Congres- sional cemetery on the part of the Odd Fellows’ by Rev. P. H. Sweet, acting grand chaplain. ‘The pall-bearers were 8. E. Douglas, G. Z. Col- lison and Amon Duvall, on the part of the Grand Lodge, aud B. A, Kidder, Geo. Rhinehart and John Wilson, on the part of Friendship Lodge. Boston Shoe Auction House will be closed on account of death in the family until Monday, September 20th. t THE Granp ARMY ENCAMPMENT at Hage: town, Md., yesterday was devoted by the sol- diers encamped there to a grand parade. Ha- .gerstown is overflowing with strangers, and as each new company or post of soldiers puts tn an appearance they are escorted from the rail- way stations tothe camp by a special guari, With bands playing and flags ty: te Depart- ment Commander C. C. Royce ‘and staff, and Rawlins, Carson, Lincoln and Howard Posts, and detachments of Reynolds and Meade Posts, allof Washington, participated in the proces: sion. ‘Tue REPvpLiC will hereafter be issued on Saturday, tostead of Sunday. It will be onsale at the publication office and news stands at noon to-morrow, (Saturday) i ee THE COURTS, Cmevir Court—Judge Cox. Yesterday, Edmonston agt. Jones; judgment for $200. Equity Court—Judge Cor, To-day, Ashton agt. Ward and Fisk agt. Ho!- lander: time to take testimony lIttntted. Eilts agt. Elli reference to auditor. Jones agi. Soues and Zell agt. Zell; pro confesso and re- ference. Arundell agt. Imlay; final rat:ficatien and reference. Plummer agt. Bates; trustee substituted. Pouce CovgtT—Judge Bundy pro tem. To cay, Annie Hurley, profanity; $5 or T days. John Archie, ancy; personal bonds. James Brown, loud an: isterous; $15 or 30 days. Wm. Young, do.; forfeited col'ateral. Edward Brooks, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; do. Albert G. Wall, Ann Murphy, loud and Clarence ‘Thompson, ing the quiet of Georgetown: $5 or 7 days. as. J. H. Bell, do.; forfeited collateral. Rob't Lewis, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days in the work- house. Edward Turner, destroying pubte prog- 3.25 or 10 days. Ernest Hunt and Ovey hns loud and boisterous; $5 or 7 days each. en, carrying a pistol; §50 or 60 days. well and Denuls D, Jones, affray; ateral. John Hall, larceny of a h and chain and nen pe from Harry X Tonths in jail. Annie and Jose- ¢, Uhreats to Molly Boswell; personal nds to keep the peace for six months. Ed- ward and Thos. McAllister, assault on Albert Middleton; $ each. John Aloysius, violating the hack law; $. A charged with assaulting a policeman at the Capitol; GEORGETOWN. THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE THON. FRANKLIN STEELE took place from St, John’s P. E. church here yesterday afternoon. The pall bearei ‘Admirals Poor, Almy and Stanley, U. Col, MeCawley, U.S. marine corps; ‘Hon. |. J. Knox, controller of the currency; Dr. Max- Well. of the navy, and Dr. Norris, of the army, and Mr. Samuel V. Nik {ts remains were tn- ferred in Oak Hill cemetery, beside those of the Jate Capt. Geo. A. Morris, the hero of the Cumberland, when she was sunk by the ram Merrimac, and a son-in-law of the deceased. Although Mr. Stecie’s family bave resided in th Jstrict for the past fifteen years, his business pterests have been centered in Minnesota, and while looking after them that he was ken down and died in a few hours. At one me he owned the whole of the site on which at present stands the thriving city of Minne- apolls. He also owned the Fort Snelling reser- vetton, supposed to be worth nearly a miiifon dollars, He also projected and was whole owner of the ferry across the Mississipp! river at St. Paul. His wife ts well-known, being formerly M Annie Barney, 4 grand-daughter of Com- modore Barney and of Jadge Samuel Chase.one ofthe signers of the Declaration of Indepen- dence. Mr. Steele’s estate is supposed to bo Worth two million dollars. BUILDING Ass —At the 38th reguiar mihiy meeting of the Tweifth Building As- ation. held last night at Goddard's Hall, $600 was disposed of, belng eleven shares retired at the stock value rates. PAKALYSED.—About 4 o'clock last evening an old colored nan, named Jerry Lewis, was found by Officer Grafton Harper lying in a helpless .ETTERS FROM THE PEOPL. Church Bells. Editor Star:—Throvgh a mere association of ideas and a reverence for what our ancestors ‘believed in, we allow a custom to exist, once no doubt necessary, but, which modern invention has in many rendered useless. The church bells of cities toll monotonously for Some time before each service. Ina village on a bright Sabbath morning there is a gladness in the sound of the church bell calling the little flock from hill and valley. Buton a wet Sun- day tn a city, with four or five churches within earshot, it 1s extremely distressing to sensitive people to listen to the dismal repetition of dis- Cordant clangor—chtmes included. Dickens has described in * Little Dorrit” the sensations it causes “on gloomy, close and stale” evenings 1a London:—* Maddening church belis of all de- grees of dissonance, sharp and flat, cracked and Clear, fast and slow. make the brick acd mortar echoes hideous. In every thoroughfare, up almost every alley, and down almost every turning, some doleful bell 1s throbbing, jerking, tolling, as if the plague was in the city and the dead-carts were going round.” The prices of tmepteces and clocks are certainly low enough to enable church-goers to makegthem their We go to our dally labor, we catcn ge to meetings And theaters by the clock or watch; and, therefore, why cannot this be sufficient for our punctu: church? might be taken thought of, and while we pray tor thelr restoration to health let us not have to reflect that for the sake of perpesas ia amere s(clation of ideas. connecting the tolling of a cli with religious duties, we are weekly inflict- ing on numbers of these poor creatures unne- cessary pain, and perhaps excruciating suffer- ing. Itis sate tosay that the deaths of many sick people in the course of a year are ina s eat degree attributable to the “throbbing, jerking and telling” of church bells. A.W. attendance at | At least, sick and delicate persons | 4BRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS Baltimore and Poto: mane Depot, corner MORNING. EVENING. jssh'zton Licht lines :20)tBalt.. Phil. §Sosiin12-30 Southern Ex,,. alma Fa esa. 00 Baltimore accom. [Rorhana Went |Waeh'gton express. except Sunday. Baltimore and Ohio yt. corner New Jerse: G Street. Depo Avenue and iG, 4 f ie ; = Ls e a zat a 5 g ay i f a 5 ee <i Fai CITY ITEMS. New Fall Hats. Smoker and Cigarette Pocket Hats; Boys’ Dress and School Hats; Men's Soft and Stiff LEWIS’, y29 7th st., b2t. {and K. FOR Nice Printing see Brown, 920 F st Lopiiie’s Heapacns Srecirtc 1s perfectly harmless. Cureg headache almost instantly. 50¢, To Say ryiying of an unusual assortment ot PiaSe’.c Suits for gentiemen, youths and boys, Have a large siock of black and blue goo ts, tn. the “,aalities of which I have unbounded confl- REAL Estate Sass. — Messrs. Duncan’o> Bros,, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon * y John’. Coughlin, trustee, part of lot No. ,;“9" section 4, in the subdivision of Barry ft rm, SOW, known as East, Hillsdale, near Ur" wtown. bp. C.. containing about, one-juarte” ofan acre of ground, and improved by sm A. Smith, for $230, ali Trame, to Mary, —>>—_____ A Deq’s Farrar” = engincer of a“ -,itNEeS.SA day or g0 ago the + ‘oeain hear Montreal saw a large dog on ne «fack, barking furiously. The eng Tier" stled, but the dog paid no attention to he *_olse, and refused to stir. The dog was run Cver and’ Killed. The engineer observed that the animal crouched close to the ground as he was struck by the cowcatcher. A minute later the fireman saw a bit of white muslin flattering on the locomotive, and he stopped the engine. On going back to where the dog was killed. it Was discovered that not only the dog, but a lit- Ue child had been killed. It was then seen that the dog had been standing guard over the child, and had barked to attract the attention of the engineer. The faithful animal had sacrificed his life rather than desert his charge. Thechild bad wandered away from a neighboring house, followed by the deg, and tt 1s supposed that the child lay down and went to sleep on the track. A You Lapy who says she {s young and handsome writes: “The man for me to love is vastly my superior; * * * aman who will compel my spirit to bend its knee to his; who will command my soul to stand still and shine on bim, as Joshua commanded the sun; who can trample my will to the dust,” etc. She should have no difficulty in finding such a man— one who will not only command her soul to Stand still, but who will also command its owaer to get up first {n the morning to bulld the fire, split kindlings and carry up the coal, and whose language will make fcr hair stand on end when he comes home and finds dinner fifteen minutes late. There are lots of men who will bend her spirit for her, and also make her back bend over a washtub while they go down to the saloon and discuss the best method of saving the country from the hands of its political enemies.— Norristown Herald. Rev. Mr. GENvFLvx fell down stairs last Sun- day morning, with a flower vase in one hand, a pitcher of water in the other,a lamp globe under his arm and a China saucer tucked 1n his coat pocket. He was trying to carry all thes> things down stairs and he succeeded. But when he got them to the bottom and his anx- ous wife screamed from the head of the stars to know if he had broken anything, he took an account of glock and calmly reported that “he had broken everything but the Sabbath.” “The only thing,” petulantiy commented his carerul and ccenomical wife, “that we could afford to break."—Burlington Hawkeve GRUMBLING AGAINST QUEEN ‘VicTORIA.—The bees of the Queen for Balmoral has not cnly led to a deal of grumbling, but has excited some severe comments, which is not wonderful, considering the great inconvenience that her Majesty's residence in the remotest depths of Aberdeenshire occasions. At least two cabinet mnJnisters must attend the council for the speech, and thes? unlucky officials will have to be absent three days from London, and to spend forty hours in traveling, which Is rather hard, considering that the ministers appear, without exception, to be worn out and in need of re- pose. Moreover, the delay will necessarily volye a prolongation of the session. In Prince Alveit’s time this sort of thlog was unheard of, as, of course, being a practical man. he realized the propriety of the sovereizn remaining to proximity of the capltal during the sitting of ‘arliament; but Lord Beaconsiield’s abject sub- Siviency {to royalty has demoralized her Majesty, and it would be wellif the matter were placed before her in its true light.— Londen Truth, Small pox bas appeared in a tenement house in Harlem, N.Y. 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Depot, 5S Barclay street, N.Y., and for Washington at 450 Penn’a avenue. “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure4 to6 ae all urinary complaints; §1, at druggists, For Washington at 450 Pa. ave, “RoveH ON Rars."—Ask graces for It. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, r ngs. 16¢, @ box; for Washington at 4S) Pa. avenue, “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 34 Ibs. “Ward” i Tier 85c. per Ib, Also, cottag cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk Se. per qt. CUTICURA RESOLVENT, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER. Fatal Humors Expelled, Health Be- stored, and Life Prolonged. What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evi- dence cf internal Humor ten times more difficult to reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other fluide, destroying the delicate machinery of life, and filling the with foul corraptions? What is consumptionibnt a gathering of inherited Homors on the lune, which rote thea? What are inental infirmities, idiocy and early ‘usanity, but hereditary Poison’ choosing the brain because the weakest organ? What rheumatism and gout bat accpmulations of crofula in the Joints and flutds? Wiftt ulceration of the liver, Bright's disease cf the kidneys, diabetes, wasting and degeneration o: the urinary organs, Hemorrhoids, fistula, and other constifuticnal affections, but the ediuence of a visi- ated state of the flood, a weakness, a dsbility of the vitalizing fuide, ereater then can be thrown cif unless assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted to the purpose! PURIFY THE BLOOD, Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Con- stitutional and Local Treatment. CvricurA RESOLVENT is the greatest blood puri- fier, liver stis:ulunt, and reaovator in medicine. ‘The elements of disease cannot exist where it is frecly and regularly taken. It purges (rom the jebilitating humor, system every improves the ap- tite, perfects digestion, stimulates the liver and idneys, opeus the bowels, and makes over the pitiated blood into a pure, vitalizing and restorative CUTICURA RESOLVENT, Cuticura and Cuticura Soaps. ‘The OvricuRa REsOLVENT is assisted in curing all humors that appear spon the eurfsce by Curi- cura, 8 Medicinal Jelly, which arrests ail external Symptons of disease, eats away dead skin and flesh, allays izflammation, itching and irritation, hews ulcers, ssres and wounds, and reproduces and beau- tities the hair by allaying heat and irritation. It contains no urease, never becomes rancid, and i3 a natural Hair Dressing. Ouricura MEDICINAL Toruet Soar, prepared from CuTiccits, for clesus- reel. ie.nal soapy prepared expressly for shaving, and is ex- trayawanty praised by gentlemen. WONDERFUL CURES Performed by the Cuticura Remedies. Mbat cores of Blood and Skin Diseases and Soup Affections with Loss of Hair car compare wi those of the Hon. Win. ‘Taylor. Boston, State Son- stor of Masaschusetts: Alderman Tucker, Boston; A Steele, Feq., Chievo: F. H. Drake, Es: Detroit, and many others, detefis of which may found in iuture editions of this paper? CUTICURA REMEDIES For all Blood Hamors, Are prepared by WrExs & Porrer, Chemists and Druggiste, 360 Washington street, Boston ; 21 front street, Toronto, Ont., and 8 Snow Hill, London, and are for sele by all Drogwists. Price of Curi- CURA, small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, contain ing two and one-half times the queasy of small, 81. RESOLVE: 1 per bottle. Ci DRY GOODS. | INE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. CH BALTO, STEAM SHIT FACTORY, 435 7th street nw. The celebrated Re-inforced SHIRT, 6 for $6, or 21 3; acknowledged ‘finest and most Complete bhizt for the price in the cy A genuine Wan sutia SHIRT, Apished except but | 50, oF piece— fens ard button-holes, 6 for 84. Shirts to ; POiUtt {0 order—6 for 89; 6 for €10.50; 6 for $12. i 435 7th st. n. w. city to take meaturess Ta Ment to any part of the 6-4 NAVY BLUE CLOTH, $1. NEW FALL CASHMERES. NEW FALL DRE8S GINGHAMS. MERINO UNDERWEAR. BLAOK SILKS AND BATINS. FLANNELS, FELT SKIRTS. CASSIMERE®, REPELLENTS. TILER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), iS 7th st. ‘We have jnst ovened a splendid assortment of WELTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS aNd INGRAIN CARPETS: in all the newest and most choice designs. Ingrain Carpets with Borders to match. ‘arpets, Rugs and Mats in xreat variety. ose furnishing will find it to thelr adyantazeto examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER & CO., sep4 1338 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt House. eee SILKS! BLACK CASHMERES! COLORED CASHMERES! BLANKETS! SHAWLS! WAMSUTTA COTTON, the best in the world, 10. GOOD CANTON FLANNEL, 8 EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 75, 87, $1. BLACK SILE, 62. BLACK EILKS8, $1.25, $1.50, 81.75, $2.00, $2.50 COLORED SILKS, every color, 62 to $1.50. CARTEW’s, 7il Market Space. Biack and Colered SATINS, Diack and Colored 'y DOUBLE BLAN- SILK VELVETS, Good Qn KETS, $2.10; BLUE FLANNEL, RED FLANNEL, WEILE FLANNELg, at the y lowest casa prices; BALLARDVALE FLANN ity; BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, SHAWLS, Red, White, Blue, Beautiful WOOL DRESS GOODS, new fall shades, 16, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37, 50, 62, 75, 81.00. CABTER’S, 71 Market Space. QHIETS TO OKBDEKR, Ds Gur BHIRTS to orde mnsurpasred for com- fort, style and durability. Fitruaranteed. Ready- nade SHIRTS of our own cake, 60 cents up. Choice ict of NECKWEAR st 50 cents, formerly 1. Elewant British Half Hose at 25 cts.’; Hosiery, Gloves, Coilars and Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, auls 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. sep2 ‘There is nothing better in the market. It is ele- gantly made, and only 80 cents, finished, ready for the wash tub. Only 80 cents for the “‘Mystery” Shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest quality, only $1.50 per dezen ; six for 75 cents. Best quality, at DMEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 18 1002 F street northwest. Qumur mancracrunens. DUBBEUIL BROS, & CO., " -4112 F Street N. W. Wo sell the chespest SHIRTS for the money in Qur IPTIO SHIRT only 65 cents. Our GLOBE SHIRT only 75 cents. ‘The EUREKA REINFORCED, finished, only 81. We will compsre it with any other Shirt for the maino, aline-of GENTs’ FURNISHINGS always DUBREUIL BHOS. & CO. 4y28 2112 F street N. W. LADIES GOODS. DOUGLASS’, Oth street, MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, ForLsdier, Children, and Gentlemen, in grest va- the very lowest prices. Ladies’ and UNION DRESSEtand WOOL UNDEX- riety and st t! sidren’s RTE. ‘An examination of qualities and prices solicited. DOUGLASS, Sth street. MM J.P. PALMER, repl6 No. 1107 F st. n.w. FALL MILUINERY. We have noworen and ready for sale for carly fall weer, STRAW and FELT HATS FANCY FEATHERS, “RIDBONS. VEL” VETS, SATINS, &c. ~ aa attention given to MOURNING ORDERS. sep FE APPEARANCE OF FALL ‘GOoby, M. WILLIAN’S. Ladies would do well to exaiuine my stock of FALL BATS, BONSETS, ACKETS hnd DOLMANS, TRIMMINGS and BUTTON=. The three best styles of FRENCH CORSETS. ‘hese gogds are now arriving with every weekly steamer. ances ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LAP1ES' FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, LO 9th street, aug? Opposite U. 8. Patent fice Mi88 BELLE Lucas’ DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Gecll LS, every qual- SHETLAND 1.00 up to $2.50; of the very best material, and Bt. Cloud Building. NATIONAL BASE-BALL CLUB, BY THE C.:TIZENS OF THE DISTRICT, TO MARSHALL HALL, ON SEPTEMBER 17. Bost } aves Seventh -strost wharf st 7. sh b ton bail wame-on SEPTEMBER Ws. Tick- et, good for both, 59 cents. seplé guxpar EXCURSIONS. ‘The splendid iron steamer INO. W. THOMPSON wil make ari "ieee Miles every SUNDAY Eight) AFTERNOON’ on the Potsmuar teen, Jen 6th Street wharf at¢p.m., returning at § p.m. ame a : JelS-Taedm nn Jia ee XCUBSIONS Rrery Montag, W soapy re 7 > uring Season. aio. ON SUNDAY TO MARSHALL HAL VERNON SPRINGS. Leave ber wharf at 2:30 p. returning a Bound trip, 2 cen. aah TO MT. VERNON SPRINGS luring the reas! . Leave her whart at 9:30 a. 4p. m. Round trip, 10 cents. NLY BOAT NOW BUNN: CAPES—GRAND EXOUKS! TO NURFOLK, FORTRESS ax = CAPES POPULAR STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at 6p. m. Fare 81. Kound trip 0, 80. ‘Tickets, stateroom apply to Genera! Cftice, 1416 F st. tiw., near. Willart’s Hotel, and at the boat. Gt sicect w augd-2m o. 8. LOVELL, Prosident. ” ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. PICKLING AND PRESERVING, REGAR madein Maryland. BGAR. and PICKLING CONDI- and pure old PEACH BRAN- DY, eigdt sears old Mason's Jnproved PRESERVING JARS, all 208. For sale by “B. BRYAN & Et 6or emm: ey Fep6-ec6t Opposite Metropo.itan Hotel. patties MITE BREAD si ve celebrated was award- m over all other petitors at ~ MINNEOLA, a mawnificent ipnesota Patent Process Flour. SLEKLING, tho han<dscniest Winter Wheat Patent in Awerica,” ex ceptine GOLDEN HILL, a sj lendid Famil far superior to a great man: paten{ flours. We def; any four enperior to. and we feel askured t them onoe wi!l never nee anyt! is of Fiour can store. Wholesale Depot. Cor. Ist ¥_ 80-Callod competitors to bring forth or Sterling, per who tries hing ‘The above bouwht at any first 1 ‘ST RECEIVER— SPICED BROOK TROUT, (Bach Fevellen.) SPICED OYSTERS, FRESH DEVILED CRABS, BARATOGA CHIPS, MORAVIAN PRETZELS. B. W. REED's SONS, 12316 F street northwest. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. S FIXTURES, BEST, QUALITY FOR THE st te PRICES CAN BE HAD af — 531 L5th street. New styles received daily. Largest Stock in the District. No trouble to show goods. E. F. BROOKS, B5th st.. Corcoran Building. angl3 sepls ABLE WARE. Housekeepers fitting out or replenishing’ can find all they require at our store for, Dining Rocm ana Kitchen in CHINA, CROUKERY, GLASSWARE AND HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODB Of best quality at low prices. mM. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) No, 1009 Pa. aven: pasrans FOR COLD WEATHER, sepll IF YOU WANT OOMFORT Procure ose of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT TRON FURNACES. They iaske pure hot air free from gas and dust, and is 1cre durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Heater made. WALTER D. WYVILL, audl-2m 4523 Penn. ave. | bite THE ACCOMMODATION OF MY poved a down tuwn customers 1 have all keep) a large and Cooking Ftoves; also, the ‘oa pest Wakes of Lsircbes, Bibb's New Baltimore, New Silver Palos, Parlor Sun, &e.; Tin Hocan, Plambing, btove Repsirs. Prices always as low as any other house. JOHN MOHAN, 2126 Pennsylvania ave., 428 9th st. now. Orders by telephone will receive prompt atten- tion. ug2?-lm FAS COOKING STOVES. The Wael 2 Gas Licht Company have at their oftce, b Stecet an assortme:t of the SUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizes and patierns. ‘Tlis is the Btove teed by Miss Dods in ber lecture on cool Call and exemive th W.* JENKS & CO., No. 717 7th st. n.w., efgints for the ST. GRORGE anc STAG HEAD ‘TED OVEN RANGES, the SOCTAL and FIBE SIDE JEWEL and PAKLOK SUN LATROBES, RADIANT HOME, STAR, and EXCELSIOR FURNACES. All strictly: ret clase and warranted. Also, a full line ol SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, Stationary and Por- table RANGES and COOK BTOVEN; all of which will be acid at lowest rates. Bovine pie laeust e- sortment iz the city, we would solicit au inspection from ‘all in want of above woods. a anes uricuRaA Merpi- mage Se ¥ oy it n Frederick street, between Bridge | FEVER, DYSPEPSIA, OHTLDBE! DISEASES, GINsh TOILET Boar, 25 cents peresks. Ouricura i se ~ oe ee coe Sturgéon, se. her t and. Prospects sts., from: paralysis, We was | LIVE COMPLAINT, E1C., If YOU GET THE Haberman BBAvOiG Sake, 15 oonts per-cata; in READ THIS COLUMN LUMBER! LUMBER! and taken to the | Dunen; Lobster, 12e. per ib.; errapin (sliders), | taken to the store of Dyer Bros., No. 203 Bridge GENUINE—NOT ELSE. a sumere, irate, a thy | eran *Philadelpuis ‘ane 40c. per 1b. hished and the oid man’ taken Yo his haiie in for Genuine Holm: Pads, $2. Sold b: Iron Bitters jCuratine LUMBER! , Ment of the fon office arrange: ie peep | ~ re s a Tr . ia Price for Genuine Holman’s . y = = oles. It is understood they will be disinkssy | Western Greamery, oe Revi York, Ss HOS a nmane-_arrived vesteraay, noae | Paggeee oF mulch, paualt Wie for ive | COLLINS! VOLTAIC PLASTERS ‘A kowerfal Tonic.| "A Vegetable Medicine, trom office. | dozen.” J BS3, 20a AIN: TRADE. —AITIVE MEU AY» DOAG ae Aunion of Electricity and Healing Balsam3, are | Irom Bitters Curatine A NATIONAL dispenser of happiness 13 a ¥5:. | OVaaeriyeee rates Irish. 29231 See ees wnat match Sola cent timnes (snore ] pene: fal) tien tbe en enorots| (Cuan Sar a ere 8 bettie of Dr. Bullg c : “S| do. sweet sdatoe. per Gaboage. © SEBieLy cha tants ete HOLMAN PAD CO., New Work. | piacter for relievirg Pain and Weakness of the | yron Bitters Curatine cane eee sine ssl 4 ce c. per bunch: Le yA EE alas Dehetre aS on Office-S. E. cor. 9th and E | Lungs, Liver, Kidreys and Back, Rheumatism, ‘Asure Appetizer./ Cures Blood Diseases. a URE. Time to Catucu Paorsuty mm Drsrvre.— | Turulps, 2asc. per buncl 2 pore al OS SER enemas. Neuralgia and Sciatica. Placed over the pit of the a acccuae Yesterd: u qulty Court, under the utle Gente.) sate. © Brun # tons; Maryland C v2; Borden Co., Stomach they cure Dyspepsia, Eilious Colic, | Hrom Bitters... /Guratine | Complaint. nghaus azalnst Killian et al, trustees of met mele ree ioe Blaen Avon Co., 38.07; New Central Co., Cramps and nd prevent Ague argument. 1a {ts vase tue title £9 certala 19%3 | 25020 American Co., PGRRE Ei aetera nae ents meen’. meen tere ra ALL OF OUE JOIST AND STUDDING ARE at the corner of 22d and G streets, now he! y ~ Cura: Kullian and other trastees, {3 Involved, an cats c. per pul; = LH 45> sears. cea Cures Scrofuls. | OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE He the second sat wate has been near gat t Squans, ANDRIA. * 20 BUTTON WHITE KID, 81.60. Iron Bitters Curatine MORE HEART IN THEM, CLEARER OF divest the trustees of the title. It is uae a 2 nal Diseases. ures: eumatism. that Jacob Funk, wito, bsfore tie gsctiom sn of £.—Reedbird. Sate. per doz; Oriolan, KEN CREW.—The crew of the schooner | “Srecial attention given to Millinery Orders. A. WONDEHFOL | MEDICUAE. eels a ine KNOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED the city, owned a farm in the lower part of the nipe. $2 tO $2.50 per doz ; Blackbird, 50c: Garrett, with a passenger nemet Bell, Iron Bitters ‘Curatine a Bret au sk spare lots at the corner of 222 Duck, (blue wing) 75¢.ast, pie New ie Me Hes oes Cos Mrs. M, J. HUNT, SAFE AND SURE. ‘Oure »yspepsia. |For Teiter, Te ee THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. and G and 2’th and for eburch purpo: . Se ees lock, got drunk yeste! and were fighting and a 623 D the first fora Calvantst soctety aid the ot ‘Toe Navionat Fark. —The number of appit. | quarreling all dae In the atternoon acute | ee vec ae = || aap assis ints ap eres maces | "Ours indizestion. 'Curatine for a Lutheran society, and it appears tuat oa | cations for space in the fair butidings ig ‘in. | [rem Baltimore, named Michael Mason, was ar- ALLET DAVIS’ & CO. PIAWOS.—The | THE GERAT Cures Pimples ———— June st 3, these lots were clatned by D. | creasin y,and from tndicatt rested for assaulting the captain, Joha Abdotr, Poss UEEIG HC ELAN 10 the work. a “SAPANULE.” Iron Bitters aud Biotches. Reiuzel for the soviettes. For many years Merc. | Space will be taken up and additional and fined $6.50 und discharged. Later tn tue | Walg for my Fat stock, Birt tet. FARR a a Cure Nervous afler there was no regular German cuurea here, | Provided. A number of agricultural evening Mason was again arrested for ass Rae Nd hele be ie Jen) ‘SAPANULE, Irritability. eo Sores, | OUB PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE but afters se erection of the City Halla smal | plement manufacturers from’ other ing the cook on the Schooner and locktag ut:a BOYAL “gAPANULE.” ™ eee! copgre, At i Of about a dozen families woc- | aNd owners of fine stock (cattle) from dis- | up in the cabin, thereby pcoventing Lim tr st — Tron Bitter Langour. |Curatine orrr. shippea ts the aldermen’s chamb:r. In this | tant states have their applications in. Mossrs. | geting supper. ‘The assallant was taken batore HAVANA LOTTERY, jCures Ulcers and Boils. mamnet mere C bneih = — F. Steager he bo Lope pemen ine i oe Som Pos = and Peeters Motter, who, after coon raod oa a 18 of DRAWINGS EVERY 15 DAY3. OURES Iron Biters ay and Cl tian Ecklof. Shortly after 1ss0, tae ers Of our lent 101 ve en ie ken men talk for some time, fine ert oe 3, Cure Paipfnt —eee Concordia church wa3 built at 2th and ¢ ne horticultural exhibit in hand, and have re. | 2.50. ONLY 25,000 TICKETS IS3UED. RHYUYATISM, PET AALGIA. Malaria, Diphtne- By carnation. | Secaiet sapecdeoaiag. ¢ ee ets Te Se ee erraetice we tent | ceived spplications from many of the lealing | | Pkormuty Sates. —Green & Wise, realestite | Ospital Prize, 200,000 SPANISH DOLLARS. | Ti one Deeks Lad ou of ihe Kid- a Botte. Price 81 s Bottle. Meee ee eee Ere Calta soe tthe | Horst of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore | agents, have recently sold the following nama |. ortery ated in KENTUKY STATE. Lonta. | LSet pes dee Bante ee ees ao] PHS Understanding that tfa Calvauist society suoild | and other cities; among others Mr. Thorpe, o | pieces of real estate, to wit:—The Miller Horse, | TANA BLATS “ANDY UOMMON WEALTH Log: Peet’ whataver cabs, or Sealda, and all IBON BITTERS AND CURATINE be formed within tem years they would reiin. | New York, the nator of the Happy Thought | Lorth Washington street, in this city, to ‘Thos. | ‘TERIES. matory Diseases, Prickly Heat, Humors and quish possession. No such society was formet | Geranlum, It 1s the intention of the florists to | Hendcreon, esq. of Fatiquier county, Va, for | FOLD INFORMATION, &c., FURNISHED By | all diseaees of the sit«. For seaasle Ty For sale by Within that period, but subsequently other Ger- ; bake Horticultural Hall an exchange. 4,500; the “Boston Farm,” aging ta the J. DUFF & 00., Bank and weaknesses it haa no UsAN & CHOMWEL! man churehes were formed, one of which som> | a.) 4 ——_——— Sy | heirs of Chas. Boston, near Burke’s station, aa Ween sebagisam ne = Enon’ saved from ab untinely death by lis use- Do STOTT & C! Ly Fi Spas Mies 5 ball co obtsin possesion Of the | a5 granted a repeieve meiietne ume aed | ee Ponape gry ring arene ge Sr A uh lei cna a bla Berit necessity. Full particulars in 485 Pennsyivania ave., ~ but case was decided - at va *, ‘Postann ‘cards Wersey. a ew ‘Fears agoaReforiied cuuren | PHD, convicted ot the murder of young hires | Mine Parma." beloniing to the ‘heirs oC sry | FP ALE DAVIR & COR Syplcation bynai, soe ene etree ue Wholesale and Retail, and by a1 Droguists. a Was formed at étli and Ns! of whica tte ground that ‘coun: . Kine, contain! { Re ‘benefit you. aug2? WILLET & LIBBEY, plain in this case 1s the pastor, and he DOW that they were in possession of cer- | Prince Wiliam county, Va., to Thos. Curry, of | WOxLD Maxownsp axD UNSQUALLED. ges or mney cts. and 1 per bottle. ‘Stes for possession. tain facts tending to show that others commit. ‘Baltimore, Md., 166; ce UPsisaT ‘PIANO. ‘Trial Mo. Sold by £ + a ted the crime, District Attorney Corkhill to- 2 wing to Mr. Wm. Stewarr, of Hack zi od-toned Upricht | gamUEL GERRY & O0., Preprictors, BRACELETS, chased, enamel, Roman, coral,jet, | preferred his assistance to the counsel in devel- ettstown, N. J., containing 167 acres, to tae sl ae, Sol Agent, £4 at Prigg’s, +’ | oping apy such facts. same gentieman, for $2,200, —Gazette, 16:2. O12 Oth street n.w. 310 237 Broadway, New York,