Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1880, Page 1

OUR PURLIC scHoeLS Report of the Board of Trustees. ‘The board of trustees of public schouls to- | | day transmitted to the Com nissioners of th j District the following communication: on board of trustees in response to yoar com- munication of July lath, req ag “este mates of the necessary’ expenses of con- | ducting public schools “for the fiscal year ending June Sth, Iss2, with such tavormation aud suggestions as te thelr present ton and wants as you may deem importaat,” has ' the honor to subaitt the following re recommendations, with estimate of the amount that will be required for the support o7 the pub- THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sanday, . AT THE STAE BUILDINGS, Penzsylvanis Avenne, Corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspsver Oomvany. GEURGZ W. ADAES, Prev’t, 'VENTN¢ served macribers inthe Fem icon, tet ieee fee Sibmtered seine Poet Ocean Washinaton, D. O.. ee ieecaty Brin prblished on Friday—97 le schools in the Mistriet of Columbia for the Taped. six moat 0 copies | fiscal year ending June 30th, 18-2: number ite ear eae ia ‘ | of youth of school age (610 17 ti ve) tn the or | Me ST aahacri oto - | o ~ ~ ~ District of Columbla, accomting to the census Seite a= | VOL 5G Ne 8 572, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1880. TWO OENTS, (fo eee Beies of advertising made Known On application. ’ : ~ | SS. The whote huniber of paptis earsited tn dune SS AMUSEMENTS. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR. won k EaPORCE Telegrams to The Star, |" SPEtSuscisBYTRBEAN oe Increase over t he average number of pupils en- ORGANIZATION OF A REPUBLICAN READJUSTER = 5 x % s oiled in the public schools for the ool year ATIONSL THEATER. 3~_ EPIPHANY CHURCH. Seats fros at eve- = = PARTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT. *‘Revealed Religion” Discassea, | '° ine oe. Icke, eae wees Sng N = | Fury RBH tervice by thepastor, Kev. Dr Faner, | Washington News and Gossip (Correspondence of The Star.] PRULADELITIIA 25.—Revealed religion, in | CBding Jone 30, Ise. was: White. 13.97%; oot. Last Perform © a nenuaien 7.31pm. Rep?50 3t2 K . Farpericksn®s, 820023. | GER GRANT?S CALL Lsrelation to sclence and philosophy, formed | Sear’ was 1.191." Tike BUDO of teachers mle ; > oe | FPISCOPAL MISSION, No. 1216 Mary- aes i = | the topic discussed to all the papers read at to- | ebe Beeyignmne . aaah CAT enw ies | ES uatenoamumee aonine Sai |, GovEnsaaer Recerers To A number of prominent republicans of the Gay's sessions of the Pan Presbyterian Counci) M0Sed for the sehool year en enue, $422,045.90; customs, first (Va.) district, who are not 1n sympathy Univerea iy commence hy theorem of ew York | 11am. Seats tree. sep25, oct. in Horticultural Hall. After the usual devo. | Soi 10 {he wnlte schools, 2 _ ve ai . - ze >, total, 433. The tot a. and endorsed by that of Wasbingtoa. joa=_ NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, (Aw ‘pan iikeieuRe now NOL 91.450 12 U, §, | With the Woltz faction, and who will not sup- Moral exercises, conducted, by Rev. Dr. Green, port of the public tiful Story. " Capitol st, near B.— i SASURY DOW holds 091,459 In U.S. We ni; 2 cl Princeton College, president of the morning | 10h 1h r, nee Magsitioentls Acted, | sil free’ harsice seit o'clock bonds to secure natfonal bank ctrenlation. U. | Pore Mr. ne es Sel bs ee ae A CONVENTION OF UNION VETERANS. session, Prot. Henry. Calderwood, LLD, « NS cei b = FUUNDEY OHUROH, corner M4thaniG | S. bonds deposited on account of circulation for | vanced and secured by co-operation with the Edinburg, rea a paper on. the sab The number of school rooms owned is: For MONDAY, eoptestar ay ‘ coe by tie Pawor.. ac | the Week ended to-day, $644,600; and withdrawn, | readjusters have taken measures to organize @ WEE ern Of Bitence and ‘Theolory. | white scbools, 166; for colored schools, 9; total The Geoat ard Only HERMANN, ‘0: Christianity,” ania: 7. 0. it $1,114,000, Tepublican readjuster party for the district. DULCIGNO IN DANGER. eo hor bi d severally rev | 264. The number of schoal rooms rented ts: Agristea by Mee. HERRMASN. Part T REE CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. ane ——— ‘Their creed will be substantially republican on fe distinctive anti-theological peculiart | For whize echoois, 92; for colored schools, 2 MAGIQUE _HERUMANN, Part 1. “THE LO- Massachuact's ave. and 12th st.—secvices | _REPEMrTION.—During the week ended to-day | national issues, and that of the readjuster party the wrilings of Tyndall, Darwin, Huxley aud | total 130. An appropriation for two batiding: RPUTAS. Elia Sprites and wrotesquas in Impland. mand 8 p.m. Rev. D: 1 | there were received at the Treasury for re- | on state issues. They will give a hearty support the modern scientists who have sought tocon | of twelve roo n—one for th » $2800) § -+ Part Til. THE GATACO WIS OF PARIS. Ho-r- “ : fe ae |G . in the present canvass to Gartield ana arthur | CONSTERNATION IN TURKEY. | ttevert Biv'e assertion on setentine hypot : Sear Lib ennai ecRbuAl ck Sv Rae marn's int FRIS AND LOBELL AS | © lemption $816,000 in national bank notes tors, and Judge John Critcher t. * | ‘The fact was that there had been a firmly pro- | $24 One for the colored schools of Washingioa— Fe eT eee Get venetioga at | (ye EOI ED EPISCOPAL CHUROH, Wu | against $1,277,000 for the corresponding week of | eectons, and Jud ER Oreprins Willlany conee, Cisimvd abtagontsm to the recognition of the | has been made, and Une work on them as Vv a 4E. The at Modern Ventri = i lard Hal Serme at a. mM. v i ust year. Moet a ~ Pir commenced an a é fintshe un the men of many voices. THE ONOFRIS BRUTE | Ouxs Ring. er Testing at 4 p.m. stray re | ey has been invited to take the position of can- = +° Supernatural, and under these circumstances end or the present school year. Estunating te S, im tl crotesdrte tet, | ts free. it WENTY-FIVE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES in the | vasser at for the rict, and appolat a D ‘= - appes st of ie and school buliding of tweive ERS, im their erotecite set, LES QUATRE BOS. | Seawfree it | oT Fi in thi large for the district, and appolat COTTON CROP REP | to tntelticence re euans (0, make thelr appeal | Cost of a ‘alle and school building of Uwe Sai } { CHURCH, Rev. Acex. | m>ntalexamination for cadet enginees, Naval Re lican canvasser for each county, position Phas chesney, spear eat 0, the following 1s the estimated ORD’S OPERA HOUSE. | Fvices at Tallmadge Hail | academy, were announced yesterday. Among pec ei We oe, pene ceded to supply the place of additional ones for each township. It 13 as- port from science was demonstrated by the For white schools: In Wash. Snbj-et) Croientia's ot W. L. | serted that the rank and fle of the republicans | INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH 5 eaker citing cases in which avowals of chtis. ~ x t 11 a.m. 2 TO NIGHT, Sunday school at $18 a.m. the number were R. O. Crisp, Maryland; SS MT VERNOW PLAGE WE GHGS | CAMPS and H. W. Jones, Virginia; P. of the first are in st fan faith had been made tn ailages by men = % “p> im. wv. W. P. erburn. District of Columbia; HW. 5 tle- | three-fourths of the republic: su} : ) ves. le SETVEE at scientific men | 4 alias M. B. LEAVITT'S Wortaw seat See end Teg by Eo WE: || oey Maiyiand, and W. shields and A. wase cf this new movemence TePublicans will support | THE PAN PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL. | Go nct ta body, participate in assaults ; total $56 GIGANTIC VAUDEVILLE and SPE- | tives. Public invited. av} Virginia. REPUBLICAN RRADJUSTER. mo ee ee ee _ for the support of | 3 ” y a1 - 7S ‘ " — 4 ieee pnding CIALTY COMPANY. re ay CHUROE, (Sovsretens: bal CONGRESSMAN SAVP ON THE SITUATION.—Con- Political Notes. GEN, GRANT'S CALL. are scientific was not denied, but the | focal Sear endl - s TAG, pastor. _ Services Toanorrow at 11 a.m. gressman Sapp, of Iowa, {sin the city. Fora The Union Veterans to Meet in speaker did not devy that they were engaged in 2 eee 7.30 pm. Sunday School at 10'a.m. Btranyers | mouth ard better he has been at the Jordan Onn tine Rarapaica city (oP ha Denioctany: . Convention. sclentifie work. ‘This paper was followed by | {iw repaite General suppl m Full of Music and Mirth, | we'come {| Alum Springs of Virginia, nursing bls wite and | frites’ tos, Gitte tate, ae aemOCEUGY, | | New York, Sept. 25.—The following call has Gno hy Dr. James MoCosh. D. D., LL-D., presl- | inewrante #2 Sut printing see ty ad Acme 6 Vesioctar and (= RIES? BarrisT CHURCH row | Son, who Are now Tecovering from A malarial | juagment, that Onto will give a democratic | PGRISSUCO: a oy panne cleths, £2000; miscellancous expenses, $5,000: ie poise EERE orig bites ano. {| attack. He feeis hopeful of Gen. Garfleld’s elec- | majority in the October election. tee, New ‘York City, Sept: : Gunite One Coal Prices in October. interest on Linthicum loan, $2,400; bulldingsand Refinement. Sect i tit eveninz “the promise of the Sprie” | UOn, and takes the same view as Senator Cam: iv « a Ten and others, that the electoral votes of New o i A COMBINATION WITHOUT A PARALLEL. | A! iny ted. York, New Jersey, and Connecticut will cantst. | SeBtative Goode, of Virginia, in which hespeaks | the Vulted States will meet In. com A letter has been received here from Re] 6. T' veterans PHILADELYRIA, Sept. 2%5.—The Curnderlana | Stes, £100,000, Repro- | 16. The unton veteran soldiers and Satlors Of | anthracite coal interests have agreed to a RECOMMENDATIONS. = ~ : 2 x 4 pnsion of preduction from October ist to We recommend that the § . MEMORIAL CHURCH Memorial Oircie— | pute to theresuli.’ As to Indlana Col. Sapp says | Very hopefully of his reelection. Indlanapols, Ind., on Thursday, the 7tu day of | Pension : : Star dard Rates of Admission 50 and 25c. “FF pastor, J, G. BUTLER. monary day. At - = a Sapp say 25 ee Ss - Oct. 1550, FRANT, fuclusive, An uuderstanding has been arrive Dulldings be distributed as fo NEXT WTR MAUKICE 1GRAGS GREAT | Ma. m., Present religions condition of te world, 1 iva close fight, buthe beltevestue republicans | Isaac Cohen, the “agitator,” has been heard Gommanderintne at to the effect that there will be no change in | Purchase and erection of school 5 FRENCH OPERA COMPANY. | with map illustration. At4p. m., Children’s Mis: Success! from. He is in Nevada; has turned democrat, Official:—DRake DEKA’ dj't Gen. . eastern prices. second division, $47,000; do. fourt Box Suerr Now Oven. sep2s | Sionary Anniversary. Address by Prof. Pansox, Tne DEMAND FOR F. 01 5 : and fs trying to prevent the return of Senator ; —— i do. county, $5.00), do. colored 5% Shuai ut : Lteotdapan. all weleome. itt EE AND FOR FRACTIONAL SILVER DaS | Sharon to the Senate. A New Railwa. We call attention ‘to the fact t SRDS OPERA HOUSE. Overa. cS ENr doubled within the past week. The demand ts FORE AFFAIRS. 7 = Congressman Henkle, of Maryland, leaves to- Practising for the Internatio: 2 Uleboro Y. y el alf-dimes, “4 c mal iteball y, whicl complet NE WEEK, COMMANGING MONDAY, SEP) (cr. wif uivache Bervices Charmovce at ii'a"ea- | Much o¢ he silver a sent out int) burs wien | RABE foF Indiana to ake the stamp for Landers "towing Match. to Newtane, Vex tas ‘orualy’ openea iy tee Bi bohinler one | sud 7.30 p.m.” Kefore the morning sermon Mr. | coihrough the malloas re ons tn Si bags, wich] a ck, Lonnon, Sept. 25.—The Sportsman thismorn- | public yesterc i inst sppeerce a We M: will give a fifteen minutes’ talk on tue ene to be quite az fpogaiae ons Me Orders The Tammany and Irving Hall democratic | ingsays: Trickett and Laycock, the Austra. | of the road ts be NEW FRENCH OPERA COMPANY. and Peabody tail © repied rooms fa the id seven reuted rooms ia the bet. 6th and_ 7th. abied us {0 release y opened to the | first division M the remainder | third division. pidly, | A mcst serious question demanding tmmedtate ington of ‘s aws of the District. | Silver, In places where there are nl factions In New York have agreed to send a | lishs, did some moderate praciice yesterday, - a ae =. attention is the accommodation of the high 1 STANDARD THEATER, NEW | ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, cor. of Tah and | Gistant our a cocies: eee pa aa ype upblied delegation to the Saratoga convention | tut nothing eventful occurred. Bania d | Exports of Live Stock from Canada, | schools for the boys and girls ot the white x 5 | are ent ReY ne one ALGER: Of Bostone | accumulates. Some silver has been Sent in this | OD the 2sth. Elliott rowed together to Stella at a smart MONTREAL, Sept, 25.—The reports of live stock | schools of the District. ‘There will bs potrtir Mase., will occup: ormY MorMAE | Way to postoffices as far distant ag Orego.. It | The antlMormon party in Utah have nomi. | #=dreturned ata fast rate. Inthe aitermoon | tO Great Britain ‘this week from Montreal im. | Soe Present school seat atv » pupus ta Hse ¢ | and evening, Js noticed that in sendlag orde eacare ; : y camp. | they again went out together, rowing arapta | cluded 2,000 cattle and 1,700 sheep, these schools, and at “least 3m) durlag the l- A CHORUS OF VOIOES. | atl m : ‘Che he Gen earn agudiag orderstothe Treasury, | nated for Congressional Delegate A. G. Camp- | {DEY Senin went, ont together, rowing a. es —_—_+_— lowite Seaee ARTE Rate tis tecitee ae MILITARY BAND ON STAGS, | 7:10 p.m. Sunday schoul the term fractional silver coin fs very frequently | bell,a wealthy miner. He 1s a democrat, but | Pace, | The effe ae on ee at Wall Street To-day. cathe Seagate oad el apr) ect om AUSILIARY FORCE OF 160 PERSO! angen construed to include one, two and three caat | will’ be supported by the republicans against | W819 make bim sick after disembarking, bu esis ; . Specially for thelr use, and with tuts sear will In Uiienbach’s ¢ Gabtaes Pleces and nickels, but it does not. These coins | George Q. Cannon, Who will doubtless be re- |» H8Dlan tluished as fresh as when he started. pt. 25.—The Post's ‘nancial ar- | outgrow thelr present taconventent aud crowded -, DLA FILLE DU TAMBOUR WAIOR, | Srice€ tomo Should be ordered’ direct from the mint. elected, however. ” A Fete Day in Madrid—The Popes he stock exchange thore ts a | quarters in the third stories of the Seaton aud LA FILLE DU TAMBOUR MASOR, p.m. by the pastor, ‘Re cashier of the Treasury 1s now shipping (eee R a Juage I = Present to the Infanta. fn the tone of the market | the Franklin butidings. Ii would not d2 ecoa- - Bay Sian oitca'') gubtoce, “imma tial varlous parts of the country, pringietiea commissioner Raum and Judge Lawrence, | yrapmp, Sept. ing Alfonso, by a royal | 85ccmparcd with tie close yesterday. cmical and 1s not practical to supply this want 4 00. and now playing to | tvening: “world’s History ina Dreau it pg | Scuth und west, about $25,000'tn fractioaal sil- | First Controller of the Treasury, will leave to- | -order, has commanded that the 25th of Septem- are up to Ita by renting. Suitable bulidings for this purpose é York, | Llustrated by larve scripture paintings from scenes ver dally, morrow night for Ohio, to do campaign speak ber, (to-day,) the fete day of Santa Mercedes, be terday; the other issues are | cannot be rented. We havc, Lherefore. to rec- tot ee | in the life of Daniet. at — ing. Commissioner Raum will speak as follows | kept as an official holiday and gala day in the ulroad bonds are higher, asare | ommend most urge! 1 Wasbing- A SCALE OF | aE. TEN NALLYTOWN, CAMP MEET- THE TAxLaroosa ariived at Charlestown - ey Sate a Pia eee palace. in honor of the Infanta Maria Mercedes pecalacve apelin coed a me Jan ton ten Cyr heymen 4 #49, DOW sic NG is woe on, and will coatinus uatil e 7 Sept. 28; at New elphi Vednesday, ella. ‘5 Lg from ercent, the latter Union | tnvesied tn 3.65 Dis % a bonds, be MOSDeW NIGH, Gina one ea Tt ast | MaSs., yesterday afternoon. sep Pan San eee iphta, satella. This year, in consequence of the & pe » ‘Thursday, Sept. 30; at | Queen's health, theré will be no receptia fie. Irop Mountain 13 up 2 per cent, De Naval. ORDERS.—Lieut. F. G. Hyde, to the on, Friday, Oct. 1, and at Bryaa, Sat- | inquet in the palate The ing aaa Gest are, Tackawanna and Western and Jerse; naval academy on the 30th. Chief Engineer i. | “day Oct. 2. He then goes to Indiana. yesterday gave audience to the papal nuncio, | Cepiral 7. each and Lake s S. Davies, to the naval rendezvous, San Fra: The Grifiin Sun, a Georgia democratic paper, | Who presented, in a splendid marble and ebony | 7 5 2 4 8 « 5 ol applopriated to the erecting of a high school building for the boys and girls pore, Kensas and |cf the white schools of th s and Hannibal and St. Joseph =, each. It | and that a part of square 4 break Monday nicht. i. son will run their etaves vutil Il o'clock p.m. J 5. SMUTHERS, preacher in charge. It = ODEON HALL. —Gospel ten oe LL PAu. 76 : ek ope 7 appears that the contest between the Burling- | asa site for the same. The District ‘ tine which sv s Norwood for g cacket, the gift of the Pope to the Infanta Mer- | 8PF ce % g- | asa amas aa BS ep ne aay pe Rtn, ee One ee oe Tine Gam OOLaIITe Soe ens Sonian ca nen | cades “Yeisa very Tat aie ee tonand Quincy and the Wabash, the latter | this site, and tts situation 1s excellent tor the | Dr ‘a fine speaker, of ‘Flint, Mich., willlend | {0 the Wandale Carnie om and) fran leading members of the kuklux in the past. In } lace, and displaying the escutcheons of Spain | COVeling in the fight the interests of the Unton | accommodation of a class of puplis corlag from peeling. All are invited Ran a . ; | the fight over the election of governor tie | abd the Pope on the skirt, ‘The robe was made | Paci, isnot yet settled. nor ts it apparently | all parts of the District. It isecutraily situated $= SPECIAL. NOTIOE SThe Femur summa | Oden, "being. Pena ed beep aced on waltlug | Honers are reviving all the oldaccusations made | aud embroidered by ladies of the “Roman | 1m the wey of ytiement. Manuattan | east Ard west, kid as the cle ke ene $25,000 necting of the GRACELAND OEMETERY | McGlobe Hoatswain Jemunate Hacding wate | by republicans in the days of recoustruction. nobility, at tie request of the Pope. SoC ES a centtonally | Weak, selling | tending north. it will soon become camtral north - * ‘¢ a Z a e write at 29, regular Ys, and seller 60. The | and south. The street railway g by ASSOCIATION will be held at the office of tha Rec- | the Independence and ordered to the Pensacola, | The news from Maine, while evidently favor- Gexeva, QEPaTBES Villages oc vig. | telegraph stocks are-steady to strong. Western | Berit wake ie seca eas passing by and IN PREMIUMS! Seciin ie agit | Se sae 5 able to the democracy, is not without itsdraw- | ove slave village Ik the Coen nt Cane, | Union at 97>.a9s, and American Union at 643. | parts of the clly, and would be a, wont wowace - 5 . Seale = NoTHING Has BEEN HEARD at the War depart- | backs, and we greatly fear the cons2quence, Switzerland: has been destroyer Dear, \@9'% } Inthe money miarket the rates for call loans | bience in bad ‘weather. ‘These. are very tm- Sa es a ment from Victorio or any movements agatast edmal ung the erpenbaceer pean ere CEA Heth ‘The Dnicigno eles ees per Sond 10r — loans 3a4% per cent; | portant considerations in locating a piilding “Fol perance workers enercten (dave. ine wa artment he combined votes of that detested organist. 7 pe a and for prime mercantiie paper 4a53y per | which, from the nature of the school to ovup BSGOE DS =e Steet: SU MONDAT RVESTROC eae rot, as has been stated, any “late advices: con. | Won aud the democracy; and really we kuow | LONDON, Sept. 25.—The correspondent of the | 24, 1GF, Pume mercar-tile, paper Dusiness all 1 ‘parts Of the ye 27 30 0° yee M. must recelye puptis from all paris of the at which. matters of interest to the cause will : @ | Orming the New York /era/d’s report that the | hot but we had much rather have recorded our | 7iv€s & Gravoso, eerepee as follows: te cver the country continues very large, as is | District. “ . discussed. Prominent temperance advoca‘es wi'l | Mexican and American troops are e | Usual defeat in that state than owe our triumph | Dames of the 35 leading inhabitants of Dul shown not only by the clearing house returns, OCTOBER 5 TO 16, ISSO, adarees the mectine. itt in an aitack on Victorto. = toleomimine: to allfes so obnoxtous to all our ideas of the cor- | attached to the protest presented to the foreien | but by the reports of those in a position to have porting Notes. [= MARYLAND VOTERS, ATTENTION? —— rect principles of finance, and all the tradiuons | Consuls declaring that their fellow citizens will | correct information, The market here for In the novelty race at the Ele county fate a® a bs = 2 THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hayes yesterday | Upon that economic question which bave ruled ae toe ee Turin lore'gn exchange while dull, 1s rather weaker. | puftalo yesterday, two horses—one drly by BOOKS OPEN FOR SALE OF SPACE AND | Koos y Bie Cev rior. ofltist and Ps, ave.; | Visited Spring Valley Mine, at Cherokee Fiat, | ‘He democratle party.—Kichmont State, funter, | government, a ‘Turkey beforehand, many of The Market. Fart N, Kester, and the other by Gottray Kilns TRIE: K _ of y ve Cal. Mrs. Hayes was presented wit! e receli if —came lon, head to hea oth mea Cee a Oe |b ‘amalgam, worth probably, #00. ‘She aiss | _ IC appears from a letter published by J, G. | tem Wich wih veeak Co aa pene t. 25.—Virwinis sixes, deferred, | were seriously Injured, Kester probably fatally. MARKET SPACE. __sepl3-3¥_ / nmricate by letter orin person to the und-reigned. | fired a large blast of powder. : Jud, editor of the Pust Omice Gazette, that Gen. | the Turks, Other names represent the iniluence | Lest due coupons, Br do” hen tee tection’ Wale, | The horses were badly cut and Injured. The RIVER & SCHOFIELD'S WILLIA~™ DIUKSON, Casirman oe Welker, secretary of the democratic congres | of the fanatical Moslem feeling. It 1 incon-.| dc. ten forty coupons, 98% bid to-day. shock of the Collision was heard at some dis- D SUMMER GARDEN, | _LAWRENCE GARDNER, Secretary _lt_ | tag GriunaRz BACK TO Newrounptanp.— | slonal campaign committee, requested Judd to testably true that the well-to-do and most re- | , BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.—Cotton dull—middling, | tance. 13423 Pennsylvania avenue. OFFIOE OF COLLEOTOR OF TAXES, | Capt. Howgate has recelvel the f examine the mall matter sent trom that com: | spectable Mahommedans in the Duleigno dis. | 1111s. Flour quiet and unchansed. Wheat, | ‘The horse Thoucht, which wasoneot thecon- ahs DISTRIOL O¢ COLUMBIA, pe; OWES vel the following tele- | mittee and detained by the postal authorities, | Shcctat ae ~ | fouthern steady; western eteady—southera red. | testants in the recent. man-horse tournament Great attractions this week, every evening, com- svasuixcrox, SeetEMpen 7th, 1890. | Stam from Lieut. Doane, who went out In com- | hecause of alleged violation of the franking | “ict better than auarehy er UaMBKIOg any} Y-uial.0b: dg: amber, 1-0Na1- 1 ‘od Spot end ano, | bas been matched to run 30 miles while tour of Mahe Cecbratcl artists, Mrs. DEAN, apd hor sare hereby novibed that te pamphiet | Tera or the eXplOrIng Party tn the Guinar: | privticge, Mr. Judd writes that he bath tim> | Consternation in Comstantmopte. | wzter 1,OGHaL 06; Octaber, LUMA Ovi: Mo | Tass sacs wil Deven on SAO, Gee ee vem i a : 5 - 25, 1830,— : 9 i > | vember, soeinber, igi 08% Setbeas cf Patina arid Vevueeds Warton oe, | Ceatastae seeoe maeia enero ue Tear Oa: 1 Coe Frame Hotpues canes tation Tandcm about thirty packages, which he opeaed. |, 4¢™!t#] Seymour's ultimatum to Reza Fac Com, southern steady; western firmer and quiet | Somewhere in the neighborhood of last ‘has produced considerable consternation in C .,h=8 been prined, and, } evening. Lost one boat and all the deck load | He found the matter to consist of selections A at Copp iher-of wil be Gelivered toaay taxparet | in gale on 2d of August; “Neacted Discs once | from the Comurrasional Revorde ang: It wee ee, | slabtinople, as the idea that something would Prof. Bervays, violinist: Mr Charles ‘Waterfield, Some due and in aprising therefor at this offive, a8 provided by act | with two planks loose and stove tn starboard | titled to be sent under frank. ‘Of the stamped | Mterfere with the joint action of the powers comic vocalist, and Prof. Joyce, the celebrated cor- RESERVED BALCONY FOR LADIES. scuthern white, 56; do. yellow, nominal; western | The stake 1s $1,000. ‘spot and September, BBO 5 vey In the colije and shi dog trials near Phila~ 73 November, 52d bid. Oats lower and | gelphia. on the 21st, 22d, 23d and 24th, Dr. Dow- Uoneeess, approved Marea 8d, 1877. quarter. ‘Till 2ist repairing; took two weeks ta | matter, be found that the packages weizho1 | 1 BOW dispelled. quiet ecuthern, 4ladd; western white, dad Ley, of New Market, Frederick county, Md., won ADMISSION VEER. __ S031 | By onder of the Oomunistioners D-@. - Coal halt suppiy; came tn here mostly beeen, | each ofle-teuth of one quarter of av onaes icy | Action by shee Combined Eicet Kai~ eee wiennan wae Galen the Second prize in the aged stakes, abd second ASHINGTON GYMNASIUM, _ repS-2aw3w Collector D.’o._ | Favy and Clay remained at Rittenbsnk; no | than the postage It contained. Loxpos, Sept. 25.—A dispatch to Renter's | sluice Western packed, 15.25. Ege fri, 20 go ceetanasics H x : a ” N, S e ater re and unchanged. Cotfee dui! Ric : ej BOYS" CLANS ia Gymnastics and Cenehenies, | ES pine oe nes Doms Fon. SCHOOE more PEREONAL—Gen. T. L. Ciingman, ot Nortn | Zelegram Company from Ragusa, Aut oes caren ordinary to fair, 14a. ‘A | Clnctonatis, ®: asutfalos, "At chicago —cht- ‘ ; i 6, ea A “ A ee Bs OE . SAYS! Seymour has $15 , Whisky quiet’ 1-16. Brow! = ase a piety BS 12 under te eaderstp of Suolecale and retail. at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, | THE Pouiricar Sirvarion Tuts WaeK.—The | Carolina, and D. G. Gillette, of New York, are | srrived, audit i stated that sctlon Uy whe con | 82 _ Hece Provicences, : Trova t. “AU Wortster’ Meade q er steamer unchanged. Prof. TURK. Terms 50 cents permonth. sel6-im* | 1010 7th st., above New York ave. sept-tin_ | letter of Gen. Hancock, on the subject of war | at the Riggs ——Mrs. Julta Ward Howe 13 to | bined fleet against Dute'gno ts imminent. Ac- | fy0ss barrels. wheat, 125,000 bushels orn Worcesters, 16; Bostons, 2. YOLUMBIA BIOXCLE SCHOOL. STOP TEARING AND BOTTING YOUR | claims, printed elsewhere in Tak Srak, bas | Preach at ‘Tiverton, R. I.. to-morrow afier- | Miral Seymour has broken off negotiations with | bushels; oa! 5 jushel 3 oate,{5,720 bushels: rye, Sedat r . to-m § “ Biircate wit 9S tod bushes; sone isos: | Sleepy Tom ‘won the 2:30 race at Pittsbur: Gun sion $ asm 7T010 Pe sdntterated wit Marble Dust Sl a talc, Bare created a decided impression, indeed, some wha’ | 2°02. Judge Aldis is in New York -—Judze | Riza Pacha. ‘The albanian league has threat | Shitments- wheat, 95,154 bushela. ‘com. . % " | yesterday and Selane the running race. AC . ty and Mrs, T. B. Edmonds have returned to the | ened to arrest the foreign consuls tn Albania as | 73°710 buspele | Brighton Beach yesterday the winners wi 110g axp 1114 Est. NW. sepis-2m_| sone, Mineral White, Dryers, (lay he, ahd sab Cpe aE at that | ‘ity from Saratoga.——Dr. C. P. Culver, of thts | 800n 88 the fleet commences hostilities. VREW YORE: Sept 25.—Stocks irregular. Money, | Sattean, Ineoneh ie a ea Malloy. —_—_—_—_—_—— | ET eee Every bar and cake is branded | the declarations made are emphatic and honest, | © lying very ill of typhoid-pneumonta,— Gold tor New York. 2as Exchange—long, 480% ; short, 4835. Govera- | ‘The famous trotter Prospero, owned by Mr. aa = = with the name cf the firm, and is warrsuted tobe | and will have the tendency to deprive the re. | M¥- and Mrs. J. Hegerman-Lindencrone sailed HavRe, Sept. 25.—The steamer Gellert, from | mente tinm snd bivher. | oo ant) and un- | Wm. Parks, died on W > Mr. Parks SCHOOL BOOKS, &e. Iuade from pure Hofined ‘Tallow and Vegetable | ond - ~ | for Europe from New York to-day.—it is un- | Hamburg for New York, took hence to-day - pt a gave $20,000 for the horse. pu publicans of one of thelr most effective cam. chspged. Wheat casier apd fairly active Oorn CHOOL BOOKS Oils, and to be free from all adulterations. jy12-3m | patyn guns. Said a democrat to-day: “Han- cerstren Caan ees prnetad fe ey Ls 500,000 francs in gold. meders ely active. u : ==> NATUEAL MINERAL WATEES. c's 5 u Ss aN) On ikE LONDON, Sept. 25, 12:30 p.m.—U. 8. bonds, 4.| GEN. GRaNT DExres RY that ‘ -§ NATUEAL MINEWAL WATEES. Tobe Cletus” rae pace, forever, the ery of | ag Siratthur Seymour Suilivan—-archioad | CONDITION OF THE COTTON pirceuss 11s! dm tercentt Hig. Auantoaad | cet of dlamonds presented Was bie dasenees FOR Beth Bedt Biue Lick, Deep | has in tt key notes which will be caught up and | Forbes, the well-known English newspaper cor CROP. reat Western first morteage trustees’ certiscater. | prince, was stolen from him by a private secre. | Bock, Soren Lithia, Rockridge Alum, i, | prove effective in the campaign.” ete respordent, safled from Liverpool for the United Reports from Seven States. 697; Atlantic and ene ond, rif tary and sold toa Washington pawnbroker for PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, | Hsthorn, Gettyab & Hunyadt | P'[n all circlesot public and private business | States yesterday. He will lecture wile in this | | New Onteaxs, Sept. 95.—Tie "Deniocrat_pub- His.” Tehussivenia Contra, Bs. Heading tay: | $5,000. He never had any such present and 5 Janos, Appolinaris, Tne a Sree R OY, channels the letter has been the topic of discas. | COUntry.——Hoa. 1. L. Clingman, of North | lishes to-day telegraphic reports from 54 central | Ho. lenmesiyania Cont * __~’ | never met with such a loss. ‘Tne general leaves at i“ 1429 PENWSFLVaEA ‘AVENUR. sion. Democrats applaud it, and republicans | C@Folina, arrived at the Riggs House to-day. points in the cotton districts of Louisiana, Mis- LONDON, Sept. 25, 2 p. m.—U. 8. bonds, 4 home for the winter to-day. He goes tirst to | tie now sielding to the conclusion that itis ae Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia r cents, 112%: new fives, 105%. Atlautic a Chicago, thence to Warren, Obto, to presid at - W. H. & O. DI. MORRISON, better to let Hancock alone, especially so ast» ‘The National Fair. and Tennessee, giving the condition of the cot- reat Western second mortgage trustees’ certifi- | a republican meeting on the 2th: will attend a not make it necessary to draw from him any | svsscRIpTioNs FOR THE PROPOSED INDUsTRraz | tOD Crops upto September 2th. Loulslana:— Tee poe eae G0. Beadicx. | reuuton of his old regiment at Decatur on tho Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, sania the B Stove Oom- | more letters. ‘The only class who have criti- PARADE. Re reat ees ounce. . is - So ae on npn ant. oe to Cuice- for fine uy and lesigns is 1 - 1c 2 ‘EW MARKETS THIS AFTs 3 0, will meet Son Jesse and wife, and aczom- = No. 475 Pa. ave. new. | feabyony foundry in the world. “The cnearaG | Con caare Tpenetvee rhs Doe A meeting of business men, to take action in | parishes and favorable weather in one parish. | -tye"EY2ORE (iottious were current ta New | pany them to New York. ig » powerful heater, of convenient and simple con- | cioces with considerable of a Hancock boom, but | Tegard to the proposed industrial parade, was | Worms have appeared in three and caterpillars | York to-day a Li, as reported by Lewis John- Pyesverantens struction. = the republicans may perhaps have their tara | held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, lastevening. Mr.W. | ione. Picking has been retarded by rain, aut | son & Co :—U.S. 4 per cents, 109% sales; U. 5. GEN. BUTLER'S STOLEN Spooxs.—Yesterday FOR HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, | next week. The great demonstration ia New | J. Stephenson called the’ meeting to order, and | 1%,t¥0 cases by scant supplies of labor. ‘There | dxcver cents, iti sales; D-” of C.B-65%, —: | noon, two boys named Maguire dropped som eae ss New Jersey Central, 713s; Ohio and Mississip; thing through @ chink between timbers at t No. 317 Oth street n-w._ | York; the almost universal concession thas th: | stated that while the business men did’ not | Will be a reduction in the estimates of the yield | New Jersey, Ce Hannibal ie pee te pel Sed ed tustonists have carried Maine, and thy collapse | enthuse much In attendance, the money was | Meleven and an increase over last year In two | 3243 Brio, 385s; Mi Geutral, 93% Hanmibal | Middiesex street end of the allroad bridse bo. SCHOOL BOOKS, &e aud Bt. Joseph, 375, ; Lake Shore, 10655; Northwest, y - sees M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, of the “rebel claims” cry tn the Hancock leitei enerally forthcoming. Te had every reason j Parishes. Alabama reports are received trom 12 | jou3/." ao. preferred, 119%: Iron Mountain, a3, | UWeen Middlesex street and Western avenue. 7 ayuREAL * r ajl combine to make thé democrats feel excaed- £ preaict that the parade would bo much b counties, showing generally favorable weather | Rock Island, 126; St. Paw 92: do. pref One of them put bis hand through to fod tt, SCHOOL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ingly exuberant just now. ter than the one last year. Mr. J. P. D. Phel during the week, excepting Friday, in 9, and | ——; Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific, 35 and pulied up a T having two silver spoons — 4107 Penna. Avenue. se the seeretary, read te report of the executive | Continued wet and unfavorable weather in 2 | ferred. 657%: Kansas wie te as init marked * a B. The boy carried the WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, : SALE oP TUNISstaN RatLxoaD.—The consul of | committee of ywenty-tive, which was given in | (Ounce Labor is suflictent and satisfactory | Belewraph, 98s: 0. O. and 1. O., 17% ° | Spoons home to nis father. and the father put sept 428 7th street. | sll special attention to their elegant stock of the United States at Tunts informs the Depart | last evening's Stak. Mr. F. K, Ward Said that | Viel will be less than last. fear ie Gosante. Hayes mate a menrc at tr ares ply 3 (UE BEST READING. meut of State that an Italian company haspur- | {0,{nOUCUNS Promlscuohs work in seeking Sa | pout the same in one and a slight | GEN. TOWNEEND has returned to the city. He | found weiter mus inset ane place, and ee AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATOH23. chased from the English proprietors, atter a | Tid chatmman seid iat na ee ~ ot | Wnerease In one. Mississipp! reports are | was at the War department to-day and called | ler,” a quantity of silver spoons and forks, and Fn big i oe ay 3 Their aesor:ment has never been lacger,and thatr | SharPand protracted competition witha French | ss: was left from the expenses of last. year’s | Zécelved trem 15 sorted since the lesretate, | O8,GeP. Drum and his former chiefs of division | other sinall articles Tel when deg ghana Garner's Practice shot re 50 | nrices aro much lower than ever before. _seps_ | Company, the rallway that connects the city of parade, which, with ALE. Wand’s collection | ea eee rr eralied tee Geateaeeac. | in the adjutant general's department, len pope epg pe gl od Bastian’: The Brain and Orcan of the Miad WARE, MANUFACTURING SEave | price pald was 4tus0 francs, on which {1s derneustrating Bummers about $25). ‘The whole | tent in ten counties, more favorable weather in A QUEER COINCIDENCE AT Detaontco's— | SO! at the tme.—Lorrel! (Mass) Courior, T ‘Abroed, by Twat 5 MANTELS, and have a largestock of MAN- | Italian government ‘guarantees an annual in- 5 5 # one. Worms have appeared in one. The dam- in =P 24 Sept. 2, ze! es = v TELS of new and’attractive designs, and by oxaa tercst of 44 per cent. The Bay has also con expenses to about $5). There was no doubt age caused by rain has been greatly over esu- | Tere was a curiously dramatic scene in Del ee Berens © -(); | ination the superiority of our work is apparent. ceded to the competing French company the | stom yaemes, PODS B Success. | Mr. Phelps | mated in one locality. Labor 4s generally un. | Montco’s the other day. A slight young fellow, | sceneeep py aA Nelonnon OAlired smith, Pagans aud Sea : the HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Hight textend {(8 road from Tunis, at whicn | SEOX¢ brictiy th favor of Washington business | Chaseed throughous thestate, there being sunk, | With @ red moustache, sat tn the cafe with a correspondent of the California Associated and New Bovks received a8 soon as is. | NG: BAY Sth stcestuswre | Visco the Bruch: Algerion etme ee ee hen, taking more interest in such matters. | Clentin most places and fully employed in ona, | COUpIe of friends. An elderly man, with a gray | Pres ‘at Mierra City, Cal. was murdered Wed- Seatisnce A full supply Gommarcal sua Fane? = minates, to the Gulf of Gabez, with branchesta | while the sudscriptions were wie. Heeatd | One or two ectimates of the yield are from 10 to | Moustache, Sat at a neighboring table and | FiGas" “Wie prune was beaten out with toe ONCH'S BAND AND ORCHESTHA is now | Susa, Sfax, Monestere and Bclerta on tuowiew, | While the subscriptions were $535.40, or i ith a crutch as he watched the younger i i sapvly | OF ; $ {| 95 per cent less than last year, though in one | Played w ett Ager | ‘and his body deposited in bis house, which was Successor To Mogus Brorrens, ‘Ses boaes a ewe ae seis | {terlor. ‘The company has also the privilez: | in’ line, with bands provided at their | Pected. Arkansas—Reports from six dls- | ited Philip Barton ‘Ney One remarkable day tn | B& bad a long-standing law suit over a land ane28 cea a ee | = Con PLURING muses | Festa tot making nd TAMALES Neat | own cost. He sald that a mistake was | Yicts are received. Continued gloomy ratay | Wactuncton. Fortunately the vendetta is ‘nor | Utle, Was arrested for Ue crime. " OUR PLUMBING y edging and maintaining a navi- Weather as prev in four cts. = —The Hour, USE FUBLisuED Muss increwed so eveaty tat now our forest | gable chunuel between the harbor augineses, | POLE, Wien It was published tat "no | weatuer, Las, Prevalied in four districts: | gn american institution. The Ho ‘and would be allowed to ride in the proc. xt is WIFE’ LEG VT ER.— Wi McPHERSO8’S HANDBOOK weet cs we tek to otiamoe nt a ues lemons the fields in oné section. Labor is scarce in eres aan Tas ve) rest ; st Walk. _ i <G 5 . Redmond, who alleges that his home tn South south of New York is evidence of the lively inter Sranpanp DouLARs.—During the woek tne | fone were walk 4, The following subs 1h; | one. Favorable weather ts reported in two. A | JN THE UNITARIAN GENERAL CONFERENCE, in | 3 ; Ballo’ Ser oy that is taken in all SANITARY MATTERS by the | 1p, ne | tions were announced: F. K. Ward $15, Bresl'n decrease in yleldof fi 0 10-35 i re. | Session at Saratoga, N.Y., yesterday, Gov. John | Brooklyn was broken 4 by Police Sergeant Iutelligent PUBLIC. We wive especial attention to | Treasury tssued on orders received therefor | & Ceok $10, W. M. Galt $10, Berboa amil- | decrease in yleld of from 10 to 35 per cent 1s re- |. | Morrill, with whom his (Redmond’s) wife went POLITICS, 1830. MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING in city ‘ r & Hi D. Long, of Massachusetts, was chosen pres 40,992 standard silver dollars. During the cor. | ton $10, C.W. Spoftora gio, Independent Ice | sect in five. Texas—Reports are received dent. A report was made recommending $5,000 | AWay, bot 01 sued Morrill for $10,009 damage 2 nt =e responding woek last year, Dut 297,48) Company $10, "C. C, Willard’ $10, 7. W. Smith | {fom nite counties, in all of which more or less | forthe “sunday School, assoclation. and-gio.my | 1m estranging his wife's affections, bat preferred JULY 2, 1879, TO JULY 1, 1880. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, | silver dollars went oun nt 74? Standara $10, EG. Dean fio Hume, Cleary & cae OP PN re ea renee aetna retardation | for the school at Hampton, Va., for colored aud Rei rae p mgd gol pm ge money EIDDLE’S LIFE OF GARFIBLD. axed No. 317 Oth street n_w. Christian Heurich $i Pas katt Boe shee | erop in two counties; no change from last year | 1&dlan children; for an anhual tax org gn cack’ | court in Brookiyn, for $100 for the board of his JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Publisher, ae Aone eae retne following changes tn the | Willett & Ituoll $6, Ml We aseeeromers &, | in two; Sto 10 percent in one and. 30 per Seat | PeWholder for ihe care of aged and horse for four months. ‘The jury gave a verdict fe tens f° MEDICAL, DEPARTMENT. Statlons and duties of officers of the medical | §5, H. H. Blackburn $5 Fisley'e ReneS cai, | one. ‘There will be an. increased yield in one | Clereymer. for the defendant.—N. ¥. Sun, 20 eee a The thirty-second annual Medical Session will | department are made: Surgeon B. J. D. Irwin | Schneider 5, ‘Thomas Somerville & dene Leora | COUbtY equal to >, pret. Tennessee —Two reports Foun Naw Cisesot dintithaia have broken nig2t OLE Penn. ave. | commence in the College Building, corner 1th avd | 4g relfeved from duty in the de Onn er ee W. Ev . are received, in one of which the weather 1s us Se SWINPLER was eating a hi and —————————— MOND. For y e department of Da. | ©; 4 $5,W. Evans & Co. $5, Tallmadge out in a tenement lately pronounced unfit for | A BUNKO ‘ing a hearty _ - Howars apply. 1" SePemyer Gch For Par | kota, and will report to the Heutenant generat, | hall $5, A. Saks &'Co. $5, the “Famous” clachisg | fd to be fike and the prospect Unchanged, in | OC tn @ tenement lately pronounced unit for | A BUNwo Swine was cating 6 h tan, SPORTING GOODS. TP'7 y. A. ASHFORD, M. D., Dean, cominanding military division of the Mssoct’ house $5, John H. Magruder $5, J. M. Wueatley | {Be other a decreased yield of 2) per cant. | Duman hatieon, Ti peotion of God, bat | Ark. A farmer, whose last cent he had § { — a | es Ieee ew Lock evens | OF Gur aivena ae m At headquarters | $7, Stephenson's express $5, Petersen & Alsen | GtOrgia” Reports are revolved from two dis- | thovesult of human hegloct of true cleanliness? | won, entered aud said: “You've robbed me ot of that division, relieving Surgeon W. C. Spen. | Wee $2 J. 25 GU) Mitchell $2, Jas. Butler $2, J. w. | Wicts reporting more tavorable weather in one. | Wir yreratd, 2410. all iny money, and i'm hungry. |Buy me a . cer, who will report 1n person to the command. | Boteler $2, W. S. Hoge $2, H. P. Gilbert #2, W. | Spd in the other an expected increase of The gambler refused. “Then you Trew vie = RDIN. : ing general department of Dakota for assiga. | Helmus $2, W. S. $2, P. Welcker $2, J. | Of from 5 to 10 per cent as compared with last i sha’n't eat elther,” cried the farmer, and ey lle tl idea hg Nr putting upfurns- | ment to duty. Surgeon C. E. Goddard will | Ewald 2, N. W. Burchell (Walker 'ge, | Fear. In one county the receipts are already 40 | _ JUDGMENT OF $64,471.60, Agatwer Postaasran | $0 tion ard shootinw qualities. Double-barrel Breaca- | cea, the'close attention we have paid to all val- | report, at the expiration of his present leave of | J.B. Ai $2, E. Bradley $2, J. | Pet cent ahead of last year, and a considerable | JaMEs.—In the =o ol sinew opt : . a edna eae tshie improvemenla a leaking apparaias, warrant | aleenéo, {0 the superintendent mounted re- Fer ee te, Ginn #9, 0-, Knees! $2, D. Hia- | Merease in one. “There 1s no complaintof labor. | bell. selgnce in srum, Seite, Cee |x za Pax-PEBERYTERIAN COUNCIL. In 2 uN us that these furnaces cr service for du: », Lui . $ Acquitted of : , Of N ringe- | patiadel, yesterday, worthy Spee Laminated Steet Barrels iperiterious features Pegs donne ih any furnace. cavalry depot, Jeterson Barracee toe ee Courtney $1, Hagerty $e tea eh ios Feet ee anoee eee Ne eae at gi type end a Fr “ aD. Justice of the 8 fonded if not vatistactory.. Testimonials:—srit te | SIMPLICITY and EASE OF MANAGEMEN © thay farzeon Wi pe aretsaine is relieved trom duty | Clark St. MnwAvKRE, Sept. 25.—The jury Inthe case | Dost-marking abd ‘postage canceling in. the | Court ot. win’ Grapam, D.D. of” saocd un in SVeTZ, Teapect, aud the sportsman | sre not excelled. We also clim that we have put | 10 the department of the Missouri, and wilt —_———_. of Mrs. Mary Vankirk chal ‘with the mur- sided. ia ” Nera needs no better." —P. J Sa, U.S smth: | up more HOT BLAST FURNACES ia this city | teport, at, the explration of his préseat sick | AN ACTOR ARRESTED oN A CHARGE postal service of the United States,a final de- livered an address on “The Divine in the ~ Jf OF For- | der of her step-brother, Patrick Leahy, returned made and filed in the United States | 9¢ ” eee 2 reee Tiga tds cadbiseas and have uot hoses | aye.cf absence 1 the surgoon general. Asst. | oRK¥—OMoer. Wheelock. of the Seventa pre, | & Veldlct of not gullty last eveulng. cireult court. at New York yesterday, by Juage | Buble and m Life.” ev. Dr. Blakle. of dln- or Gee. Duitey, Com. Tuternal Revenua alex: | sirpie complaint from theln. ration of his present leave of agence ces | Me Tone yao elock: this berate Laeeppsent es on Sees rane. A dng ao) oo En piovere and Employed,” and ion. Chas, Sportive Baxars. cor, Isthard Prams. Ue HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. | commencing general department of the east | ’ forged check on” W. W, Moca. f eosiaaa etnias teenie ieee ited States ite Friend of the W Classes, ‘ and 521 7th opp. U.S. Post Oftice. Lmmiensecata: | argo (Wo. S17 Oth street n. w. igoment to duty. Assist. Surgeon Victor ber deaisr on Jozue of fin fe G Fishing Tackie, $i Razors, Biart 1s relleved from duty in th 2 court ever held in the county. Hegerman, Dal- Archery, Lawn Tennis, feu. free toul! © saat NG cont oo FIBRE, hei | of the Missouri, end Nell report at tue explore LM mk of | aes Meare rage reac as snare nes | A SRANRR Spe TBe Soe ar cboat | SOLont Dblishes a letter 8. rane CNet 7 DW, esent. sick , legree ; - on rotirenne Ce Burrsnt, Zaces end Lace Curtains are repaired and dias up commanding general department of fevor her Ferrin, cole fe eee, Ub ge rim degree at Sag Harbor, Crelock a. mm. yesterday at Bullitts Bayon | eattorsl Portiand, (Me) Baparer it be Bos. 403 and 405 7th st. new. SoS O ON A the loess pelos. ewer nil report The Sees es ce dressed as a ‘East Hampton, of murder in the seovnd a dhoughe mst, sue wil | (Chase) eropoees to advocate sar THE tiog gen: : = a HEADQUARTERS FOR THE T eae have cadcavezeatometes art-clamn sri | Gepartrent of ‘the gu for ‘ssienment to | 4 e ‘The Urals are get for the Ootober term ot Toumers, were | charge of the Paper, and says thls dark night of WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ARCH. e cfour EITCHENER HANGES to secures | (ry, wlil Teport tothe superiavendéot renal | stn Place Tamed, but tailed lantington, afver a lengthy trial a. commion sense will ave ‘sway, ERY AND FISHING TACKLES: ORO- | Sohmvesnetecdea: the Gunter Garee haeaoel | Fecrulling service te, aseompany a derachmeat | ch rece! q = ne 5 Cinsen:| tee ree Eaten heer ia ek Gee i fon , ani ING SALOONS CLOSED green! cause can never - Coe musarcoms ame” | Rrasnccorsmmas webcast mage: | etme ema nating Rg We Bo coon nen emes.at: | ete eee pace oem aka CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND range of largest convenience aad fentalnes come SUPERVISING STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR KIRBY, of four colored convicts were publicly whipped at Shawnee to close | Wachipg thelr sons that the greenback road, WAGONS. “ruction, unequalled fn this market, New York, bas tender d his resignation, pat 1: | Sat in presenting the check Castle In all cases the whip | their bars. ‘This ts taken 48 an indication tha: | likethe road to heaven, is straight ahead. y ar Pee eee HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, has not been accepted. He resigned some time g are contemplating a a <iicisce aan Wence —————————— | Re SEA Se erent Bem a rer ly reports age, and ALLESTOW I Pace BOS Bie Tee Oe pccadi of thelr men on Sunt a ee, ee aie eee ((OLUmBIA POTTERY. NEW *T0ck Mews. vourHs: AND | eterice in order his Lenig ty mek this moras | cay last interfered with thelr plans. Ueboro’, Vt. vegleraay morning, the B13 Georgia foot of 3d st. east. bea eatin) inetructed to support Hon. War eae arcival of the alleged forger. SM. Watte, wh — Men's Buite, from 96 upwants. ce pel ‘Mutchier Tron the A ea! | Was arrested in Omaha. ‘The train was stopzea Fine STONE and EARTHENWALE of every de- Fegan Cheol Bante, Thom 95 up. Kirby, es endersed by the counties in ‘Deen heard of ce hee ae eae ae ee. was “ae Belov fantee, te-eoah’. congressional district, and his nomins- Weuscn aee ry and was to the county chop eee ne TER Oe frye Koes Peoty fre Song wea 31.35. ieee Woovel Jeannette. ‘he | Hit gee eigen ang ee ake more opeiaiia MERRAT Tas ope WYP | Rieter tia ners, win cat acta | wat Sie Ste Lunes pul wal he m8, 50, ‘snd the trade ‘without delay, ‘SELBYS, in ip the to his ‘when 4 aod sf the lowest prices. sueam" | cept “* 202s ana aene Pease. ve, aternoon. Srvaght sowie in Tories god Oe ee DT ae camera be, captal