Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1880, Page 4

‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Sept. 28, 1550, 9:30 a, mm. For the middie states rain, followed by cooler, partly cloudy wearer, southerly winds, shift'ng to westerly and northwesterly, and a lowed by rising barometer. zB. EB OF THE THERMOMETER. The following are the readings of the thermom- he Signal Office during the day:—7 a. 7:25 an ‘ imum, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Fores Opera House—Maurice Gran’s_ com- pany In “La Fille du Tambour Major. Notional Thea ter,—Herrmann’s wonders and mysteries. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:20 p. m. and extinguished at 2a. m. A fight cceurred 7am. am., 65°; 2 p.m, 66°, yout midnight last night on L street southwest, between some elttzens and soldiers. in whi cut In the face and sile by Wm. Eashy alias A. K. Smith, a soldier, who was afterwards arrested and locked up in the frst precinct station- house. Orders of the Boys In Blue are published di- reeting Col. 1. ichenor, member of the na- tonal committee for the District, to co-operate with Department Commander Col, E. C. Ford, and sppointing Major Paul Brodie, adjutant general, and Sergeant R. S. Graham. A. A. ‘The police yesterday afternoon arrested Wm. J _bnson, colored, who ts alleged to be avess ory. to the murdering of the {nfant, on the body of Which the corouer's inquest was held last Fri- day. The verdict of the coroner's jiry was inst Fanny Johnson and this colored man as the guilty parties. He ts safd to be the father of the murdered child. Johnson 13 a young man, & hotel waiter. Columh'a Encampment. I. 0. 0. F., see notice. Yesterday afternoon a little white boy named Henry Ballard, living at 423 M street northwest, Was runover on 5th street, between New York avenue and M streets northwest, by a horse at- tached to a buggy driven by an unknown white man, who did not stop to inquire about the damage done. Luckily the boy was not serious- jy tpjured. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, will hold thelr annual meeting at Richmond, Va., Octeb F 5th, end remain tn session four days. ‘The colored Odd Fellows of this city have ef- fected an arrangement for a reduction of fare from this city to & round trip texet for Sdays from the 2d of Octover. Tae 25 del- egates representing the lodges of this city will eave here Saturday next. = THE WAR ON Lrgcvon DEALERS.—A large t perance meeting was held last night at Waugh Chapel, corner 3d and A streets northeast, where addresses were made by several well-k advocates of temperauce. Mr. G. E. Hilton 02: eupied the chair. Rev. J. Wheeler, pre- Sented a petition for signatures, requesting th> District Ccmmisstoners to appoiat a new license board, disconnected with the District. govern- ment, and requiring that the applications for Nquor licenses, with the names of the petitton- ers for the same be made a matter of public Tecord. where all signatures were ol the evening tw Pledge not to purenase g Sells iquor, or to rent_ proj seller. “George A. Hilton, 5. Stevens, Mrs. Cui nd Mrs. Fannie Edgar were appoin tive committee, with power to appoint sub-committees to can. Vass and ascertain er saloons situated in the territory bour foliowIng streets had licenses or not anla avenue and th to 1th street Addresses were . Harkness, ©. WwW 3. E. y from any rum- + Reynolds, E. L. ins and Mrs. £. S. French, tit of Minnesota. A PrdcticaL KNOWLEDGE of the sefence of accounts is, brain capital indispensable to the safe conduct of business. an and double- entry bookkeeping and practical writing can ba mastered in a short time by ladies and gentle- men who join the Educational Business and Writing Club new being organized at the Spen- cerian Business College to receive instraction from Spencer Brothers, beginning Thursday evening, Sept. 50, iss), at 6 o'clock The club will receive a special, shorter course of business training which will not be repeated this sea- son. t —_+—__. APPEals tn Dryorce Cases Diswissep.—Yes- terday, in the Court in General Term, the appeal was dismissed In tke case of Cathecine Donnelly for divorce from James A. Donnelly, in which a decree for divorce was granted wit permission for the complainant to assume her maiden name....In the case of the divorce sult brought by John T. Evely against Julia E. Evely, in which the bill was dismissed below, the appeal was also dismissed. MESSRS. DuNcaNson BRos., Aucts., cali atten- ten of buyers to thesale of fine furniture. Bru = sels, ingrain carpets, &c., &¢., coutained in premises 910 19th street ‘n. w., whlea takes gee without regard to weather, on Wedues- y worning, September 20th, at 10 o’clock. + Rev. Frank L. Norton, of Troy, Y., suc- cesscr to Kev. J. Vaughn Lewis,’of the Sr. John’s P. E. parish, of ‘this city, arrived here yosterday, accompanied by his wife. He isa Batlve of Norwich, Conn.; graduated at Trinity College. in that state, and entered the mlats- Try as first assistant 1n Sc Thomas Caurch. oa Sth avenue ard 53d street, New York city, froin Which parish he was afterwards called to John’s Chureh, Troy, as {ts rector. He wi preach his frst sermon tn St. John’s Church the first Sunday in November. His residence Will be at No. 23 Lafayette square, adjoloing Col. KR. G. Inger EL, of this city, has recently ob- tained 4 patent for a corset cover. watch is sold with evel few cents, at 1926 Pa. avenue, Flag. See advt. Sign of the Whit for the year total ex. number of is Inter- cers were elected perintende: Cate, secretary t, Ti aking as follows: Oo. T. P ors; Wiillam board. ALEXANDRIA FarR.—The Potomac Ferry Co. Will during the four days of the fair make a special trip from Alexandria at 10:30 p.m. t ERY ON A STEAMZR.—The Alexandria @ 1- ¥ say . of North- embarked on the He placed th he steamer and When he presented iy in Wa: had the baggy: ek for tt his check at the © ington it was found that the broken open and robbed of all the money tained, but when and how the robbery too’ Place nobedy could tell. Detective McDevitr Who was e1 /KROW the grandest display of millinery and fancy goods can be seen at Samstag’s Ing. Sept. sth and 0th, at ie 7ih st. All are Kindly luvited. No cards. t DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.—At a meeting of tho Pr z eenth district Hancock « English club last night—C. (. Fray in the ¢ ir, and Thomas y—-a resolution wad sdopted that have io Instructions to give the wo.1- mnittee of five, a ed to confer with the vea- umruittee, believing that they will honestly ir duty. Addresses were made by Mills Dean, H. Thompson, Brooke ilunter and John A. Clar The South Washington democrat club met last night—Mr. E. W. Wright tn th: chair, who made an address on the political sit- uation. ——_ Even in Honolulu, the capital of the Sand- Wich Islands, they use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.; —_-—_—_—. CHARGE OF PERJtRY.—This morning in the Police Court, Mary Hall, a colored woman, was alraigned ou a charge of perjury prefer by OMcer Burgess, and the case was continued. ‘The specific charge ts that betnz a witness t the case of David U. Bureh, cl 1 with writ ing policy, she testifled ‘that she never sa Burch write policy nor had she played po! with Burch, when in truth and factsne kuex the answers were false. TRE GRAND JURY To-Day found thre? dtl of Indictment enjamin S$. Counciimaa for rape on Isabel White: and arains: Jonn Reeco, Emmet Bush, Harry Hardy, Frank ohn 3d ts. for er pe ary Trout. The grand 4 the charge against Albert Doun, for wee aa that against Caroline Thompson for abortion. —— ATTEMTTED KOBEERY.—Tals moraing. at an early hour, colored thieves entere1 tie Teal. ence of Col. D. B. Ainger, the city aster, at No. 417 Sd street, by cutting the slats out of pele basement wi and Gre | e house, Opened bureaus, &v., al gathered the silverware valuab’ evena of | ren Watch, stehen tal tlee Walter, wee paratory 10 removing tt. Jas- Timothy Ragan was badly | TY corset, at bis place of bustness, for a | ‘homas L. | | acknowle | testified to making the ai | Worn. Wells denied that he knew the carpet | sugar corn and best 00) | Wanted leave to file the appea! without printing The New York Republican Ciub met last Dight—Mr. A. M. Clapp presiding and Mr. Oz- den, secretary. Twenty-four new members were elected. An inquiry was made as to whether leaves of absence would be given the employes of the Government Printing Office andthe Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Mr. Lowey said al a meeting of the Garfield and Arthur club week Mr. Defrees satd he could not give leave of absence to his employes because his accounts In that case would not be allowed by the first controiler. Tae president said that he some litle ex, ence — about elght years—in the ernment Printing Office, and that during that Ume everybody who ‘wanted leave to go home and vote obtained such leave. It struck Im that the whole question was susceptible of ready solution, if there was any disposition t> Soive It. It was announced that tickets on the Tallroad for fifteen days at $9.50 would be ready from the 22d of October. The club of the “ Boys in Blue” of the Interior department met last evening, Colonel A. F. Seely, presideri, in the chair and Major H. J. Gifford secretary. General orders were received frcta General E.C. Ford,d« pariment commander, calling attenticn to the order of the general commanding. Grant, for a conventton of the “Boys In Bi at Indianapolls on -the 7th Proxito; also designating certain staff appoint ments for his department. $ vote the club was christened “U.S. of the Boys in Blue, Department of the D! of Columbia.” Hon. A. M. Cla Motion elected an honorary mi: club, and on being fntrodue: pertinent remarks, The Tesented at the convention Some seventy-five recrufis we roster cf the club. The East Washington Republican club m: last night, Dr. E. A. Ada: Frank P. Davis resi; tary and Mr. R. C. hundred and fifty Oe and hi 490 Louisian: inangements 10 ¢o-oer Republican club in the ments. District Government Affairs. The Commi:sioiers were all present to day and engaged fa passing upon the estimates of expendittires and recetpts for the next fiszal year. This will engage their attention for several days to come. THE TAX SALES commenced this morning at the office of Col- lector Cook at 11 o'ctock, previous to which time the Collector and clerks in his office were kept quite busy recetving and receipting for delin- quent texes, in which cases a portion of the costs are saved to the delinquents. The attend- | ance of bidders was rather limited at the hour of opening, but quite a lively interest was taken later in the day. Mr. Thomas Dowling ts the auctioneer this year, and commenced the sales from the letter “A,” and will proceed through | the entire alphabet. It ts the intentfon of the Collector to procecd slowly with these sales this year, In order to give delinquents who are hard pressed for money opportunity to come up and settle before their property is reached oa the catalogue, thus saving the sale percentage. The interest allowed (10 per cent) on the money 1a- vested by speculators in these tax sales is quite an inducement for competltion for eligibly situ- ated lots of ground. A CALL ON THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS. Messrs. W. J. Stephenson, G. W. Moss, and J. M. Waters, a sub-committee of the executive committee of the Citizens’ Mercantile and In- dustrial Procession for the cg ae watted upon the District Commissioners this morning to invite their presence on the occasion of the opening of the fair on Tuesday, the 5th Octol at 9 o'clock a m.. and that they cause the vart- ous offices of the District government to be closed upon the morning of the parade in order to give the employes of the District government Opportunity to participate in the parade. They also requested that the Commissioners commu- nicate with the President of the United States, and ask that he direct the several executive de~ partments of the general government to be closed until noon on that day. The Commis- stoners readily granted the request to be present, and to use their exertions to have the executive departments of the general govern- ment closed on that occasto ANOTHER GUIDE SwINDLE.—H. R. Curtis, of Raleigh, N. C., went to the executive mansion and was met at the entrance by a man who dis- Played a badge and said he was authorized by a aven wiih ie © transmission of do: the President to show visitors through tne White House. Curtis followed him, and after seeing everything of tnterest there, ‘was about leaving, when the guide insisted of being patd 22 for his services, Mr. Curtis demurred. when the guide sds | @ badge) said if he did not Psy he would put Lim under arrest, and he com- piled. Mr. Curtis reported the fact to the police, bit Was unable to remain to prosecute the guide in case he is arrested. A Carp.—Our patrons are hereby notified that fer the balance of this week our disglay of millinery and all other noveittes will be con- Unued. Chas, Baum, 416 7th st. t THE FOLLOWING PREMIUM3 awatded at the District of Columbia Horticultural exhibition omitted trom the notices hitherto pud- hed: To D. Coates, best quart Lima beans, best peck do, in pods, best Achme tomatoes. be: yellow tomatoes, best col. tonatoes, first dipio- ma foreach. To Wm. Smith, best’ beets, two varletie:,and best turnips, first diploma for each. To George F. Needham, best Ezyptian ‘Tuscarora corn, first di Ploma each. To Mre. Wm. Walter, flower stan, award of merit. To Columbian Pottery, urns and garden vases, first diploma. ‘To ‘Louis Schmid, dried grasses, fir: *3, first dip!oma. To Bty D1amonps for investment call at J.M. & R. Cohen's, 1105 Penn. uve. + ge terday, in the C Raymond's suit for $10,009 damage Senator B. H. Hill. for her alleced © thesupport of “Little Tommy, by Chief Justice Cartter. salust ction and Was dismissed Mrs. Lockwood the record. and also to amend the declaration. She said that in a similar case she had been suc- cessful and would rather pay the costs trom her own pocket than lose the appeal Jugge Cartter intimated in pretty strong terms ULat the suit should never have been brought, a3 no woman could sue here for her own seduction. MEeTING of Irishmen at Shea’s hall. See adv. + ——_o—— Tiow Hovsk Tureves Dispose or Taaik Pucn- DEX.—This morning in the Police Court, Chas Miller, a small colored boy, was arralgned fi the larceny of twenty-seven yards of carpat from Mrs. Bush, and pleaded guilty. Hamllion Wells, a colored’ man, was arratgned tor recelv- same, knowing it to bestolen. I: tesUtied that Wells bought the carpet at two cents Lh mang as wool, and that Miller had ged taking the carpet. Officer Reeder sts, and the boy acknowledging taking the carpet. Mrs. Bush testified that the carpet was only al halt was stolen and was dismissed. The boy was sent to the reform schoo! a Sates or ReaL EstatTe.—Walter B, Willlams €Co., auctioneers, sold yesterday, for Saul S. Henkle, trustee, east part of lot numbered 20, in Equare No. 514, fronting $2 feet 23 inches on M street northwest, between 4th and 5th streets, | With improvements, to H. H. Wells, for $3.00). ea. | Also, for same trustee, lots No. 134 and 135, in square 623, fronting 22 feet on I street, between North Capitol and ist streets northwest, to J. W. Barker, tor 47 cents per square foot. REAL ob§x jet earrings in gold, at Priggs. t PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COMING TO THE IN- AUGURATION.—Mr. W. A. Short, the well-known agent and organizer of cheap excursions in this city, bas received a letter from a gentleman In | @ city of Penusylvania stating that three com- J wet of his regiment, the isth Pennsylvania National Guards, want ‘to attend the inaugura- Uon on March 4, 1ss1, of the President (Garfleld, he hopes,) and desires to know what rates cau | be secured for board for two days from the eve- ning of the 2d to the afternoon of the 4th of March. He states that these companies are composed of Orst-class young men, aud have superior as to organization in the state. He Slics Mr. Short to see some of the hotel proprie- tors and ascertain their rates and advise him. FAMILY TROUBLES Fxom RcM.—This morals in the Police Court, John Philpot was arraizae en the charge of an assault on his wife Ellz.- beth Philphot, and he pleaded gullty of bitung her with a shovel. ‘The wife testificd that yes: terday morning he seized her by the throat and pitched her over the banisters, and that be hay nelther supported her nor her children. Phiti- t testified that he did all he could and took Money to her, but ali the moaey sue ge she drinks up, and yesterday when she came 1u drunk he took her by the neck and said thai it she could get whiskey she coulda get bread and that when they won't trust her for bread she can get whiskey on trust. The court ro- quired him to give personal bonds to keep the peace. No TRANSPORTATION FOR BUMMERS.—For sev eral years past the police authorities have been inthe habit gf furnishing transportation w Sick and unfortunate persons in extreme cases or hardship, to their homes. This ts, however, rarely done, and only where persons’ can show clear records as to their merits, misfortunes, &c. From these cases the impression has be- come prevalent not only among tramps and bummers but among apparently respectable Persons that the authorities are furnishing ratl- Toad tickets to all applicants who wish to leave town on an excursion to distant cities Applicants appear A meeting of the executive committee of the Industrial procession, to take place on th: open. ing day of the national fair, (October 5th,) was held at Adams’ Express office last evening, Mr. Stephenson presiding and Mr. J. P. D. Paelps secretary. A ean ration Was received from the Fire Commissioners, stating that the depart- ment would be allowed to participate ta the Procession, and that the arrangements were left to the discretion of Chief Engineer Cronin. It was stated that Company *:: .” Washington Light Infantry, would Garaie on the occasion, and the committee decided to offer them any of the bands at their disposal. The foliowlng com- Mittee was apreries to secure the music: Messr . W. H. Hoover, F. K. Ward, J. M. Wheat- ley and J. P. D, Phelps, and it was ordered that all proposals for furnishing muste should be Sekt to Mr. Phelps at the office of Adams’ Ex- Press Company. ‘The number of prizes for best and most original displays was thereased fron three to five, as follows: One hundred dollars in cash, a gold, sliver and bronze medal, and a dipioma. Messrs, G. W. Moss, ‘Stephen- sch and J. M. Waters were appointed a com. Mmitiee to wait upon the Cabinet officers and District Commissioners and endeavor to have the departments closed on the day of the pro- cession. It is understood that tie Secretary of the Navy will order out the marines and the Secretary of War the artillery, now stationed at the arsenal. In addition to the other features of the parace {t is proposed to have in the line of procession the celebrated trotters, Maid 5. abd St. Julien, who will be led by greo.n3. ECIAL PURSE Offered tor a pacing race, to take place on October 7th, (the day previoas tu toe St. Julien . A dispatch has been ca. bicd to Mr. Vanderbilt for his consent for Ma11 S. to come here. On Trial A Of $1,000 has been for BD Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge James, in the case of Jams Stokes, colored charged with manslauguter, In having kiticd Csarles Kane in the early part of 1s7 trial.) Di Paimer tesiftled to the 0” the drecased {3 morning, Chas, Carter, Wm. McKenny and Toney Prince testified to finding Kane in the road groaning, and the de- fence put on the stand J. H. McCuesney, Timo- thy Gallagher and others as to the good reputa- Uon ef Siokes as a peaceable man. Mary Kane, the wife of deceased, and who, having ben indicted with Stokes, was acquitted on the first trial, was placed on tne testified that Kane was the aggressor 2 tackeu Stokes with a suck, striking him th Umes before S. returned a blow. ‘The case will be argued to-morrow. ee Amusements, &c. Offernbach’s new opera bouffe, La Fille du ambour Major, was performed ‘last night at ra’s Opera House by Mr. Grau’s new French opera company, and both the plece and the mpany made a fine tmpression. ‘The new opera will never prove the popular hit of the Grand Duchess, but the music throughout fs of a higher order than in that most successful of Offenbach’s compositions, and the construction of the piece, while wanting in the grotesque burlesque of the Grand Duchess, presents characters of much more flnisu—as for fnstance, that of the Due Della Volta, admirably delin- eated by M. Vilano, and the title role, the bluff old drum major, performed with the requisite dash and viger by M. Vinchon, The company is, On the whole, better than Mr, Grau’s organi- zation of last year, though the latter embraced such artists as Marie, Capoul, Duplan and the beautiful Angele. ‘The new prima, Mary Albert, has both beauty and a fair volce, and Cecile Gregorie, who has already appeared in Washington, is’ acceptable in both these re- quirements.’ ‘The female chorus, as usual in French opera in the United States, seems t> have been selected for ugliness to act as foils for the leading women. The orchestra last Lighy was good, and the opera was put upon the Btage very handsomely. The closing scen, With the entry of the victorious French troops, Was particularly effective. The new opera wiil undcubtedly grow in favor nightly, and the Pepular airs in it will soon be whistled upoo Ube streets and thrummed upon the plano. HERRMANN AT THE NATIONAI.—Since the ver- satile Heller departed this lifé, the Mephisto- philean Herrmann is without a rival in the Magic art. Many of his feats last night were new and staruing. His cabinet and giass box mystery, without any putting out of itgnts, is more wonderful than the so-called spiritual Manifestations, and decidedly more amusing. Many of bis minor tricks are as beautiful as they are wonderful—such as those of the taree white pigeons, the white rabbits, etc. The grotesque dancing of the Onofris brothers and the Lorgllos appropriately supplements the dia- blerie of Herrmann, and is a pleasant interlude. The same may be sald of Val Vose, the ven- triloquist, and his funny people. Altogether, the entertainment fs a drawingone. Change of program Thursday. —— oe MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John T. Witey and Kate M. Hardy; Franklin F. De Neale and Sadie F. Johnson; John A. Kearney and Marian E. King. —_—__~+--_____ DIPETEERIA IN BrOOKLYN.—Sixty-two cases Of diphtherla, thirty of which restilted fatally, Were reported in Brooklyn during the week ena” ing on Saturday last. The number of deaths reported during the previous seven days was only twenty-one. On Suuday and yesterday niveteen additional cases, nine of which proved fatal, were reported. » Wyckoff, register of the bureau of vital statistics, sald when hts at- tention was called to the large percentage of fatal cases, that he did not think every case of diphtheria had been reported. Some probably bed been reported as croup, whtch tn_its symp- tems resembles the early stages of diphtheria. ‘the wards In which the disease 1s the most prevalent are the fifth, fourteenth, sixteenth ard twentieth. Dr. Wyckolf attributes its pre €bce to the Hlthy condition of the sewers and the Sraperfect ventilation of the tenement heuses.—. ¥. Herald, (0-day. A LaDY AERONAUT’S NaRKOW Escare.—Car-. lotte, the lady aeronant who made a balloon cension from the Chenango county fatr grouads at the recent fatr, found herself in rather an nn- leasant situation before she reached the end of er ride. She first landed on the farm of Simon ‘Turuer, in Preston, some five miles from Nor- Wich, after a trip of about halt an hour, during which the reached an elevation of two miles. Encountering a cloud of ratn, she threw out ballast and everything in the’ basket, but t! balloon became heavy from rain, and, descend- ing, dragged upon the tops of forest trees, final- ly lodged on the top of a basswood tree \) fee high. A party of men who were out hunting aiscovered her perflous situation and proceeded to the rescue, which was no slight task. A long ladder was procured; and upon ascending the tree ft was found necessary to cut limbs trom it, and the lady was with difficulty rescued, after remaining in the tree-top for ai: hour and abalf, in a drenching storm.—coriiand Stand- ard, Sept, 23. MURDERED IN A STREET F —In the cow Of @ ball at the Concordia Hatl, New York, Saturday night, a number of disorderly young men were ejected by the police for attemy to take possession of the bar. Dancing Kept up until four 0’ ‘Sunday morning. young men who had been put out of the hath Femaied tn the street near the bullding. Cox sidering the 3 ill-used by those who nad been allowed to remain and to dance, they de- termined to be revenged. Accordingly, when the dancers made their appearauce in the Street, at the conclusion of the ball, they were attacked, ard a stubborn street 112 Several of the combatants were and bruised. Henry Scholl, aged 1 maker, who was one of the dancers, haa bis kt fractured by a blow on the head with a cart rung. Me managed to watk to his home, but soon r became unconscious. Later in the day he was removed to Bellevue THospital, where he died Sunday afternoon from thee Ss ot Injury. It is not known who struck Scholl the fatal blow. MILLICNAIKES ON I IsLAND.—Within two years William K. ‘bilt has purchased More than two thousand acres of land at Oak- dale, and expended $! ho) In Improvements. is neighbor, George L. Lorillard, has a com- plete home in a large tract of land, with resi- dence, outbuildings, stables, raciog grounds, drives, shooting grounds and park, which cost a quarter Of a inillion dollars. Henry B. Hyde’s country residence at Bay Shore ts valued at a Guarter of @ mulllion. The estate of the Waz- staffs rents for 315,000 aycar. Between R ibylon ard Bay Shore Mr. Havemeyer has invested $100,000, and is now owner of Oak Island, lying exst of Long Beach, where he proposes to spend 1.000 In hotels by next season. ‘The Wa Wa nda club, the recent occupants, had made aa. ouuay of $25,000 in buildings —N. Sun, 27th, "RESBYTERIAN COUNCIL at Phila- y, Dr. Campbell, in the is Temarks, Objected to the practice of ap. plauding with the hands and feet which had cccurred during the sesstons of the council, and shegested in its stead the Methodist practice of Tying cut “Amen!” and “Glory be to God!” : the council and audience desired to ex thelr approval. The advice evoked a icund of applause mixed with laughter. The Boston Common Council have refused Permission to the Orangemen to display ther in a municipal procession. ‘Two roughs fired twenty or more shots into the residence of A. McGlason, in Grant county, Ky., while the family were in'bed. No one wai hurt, but several bullets were found on the floor the next morning. Calvin Phipps of Bedford, Ind., drank a gallon of whisky every day for a month, and then died. A yoke of oxen are anchored at the bottom of Lake Michigan. Being hitched to an anchor on . ferry beat, they backed ove and dragged ‘The Rev, Benjamin F. clergyman at Cheimford & Cooley, an. Episcopa! y Mass, setae Be A Doy was carrying twi cigar Do: ‘at forattar Pe The ina IX, , Pa. fuse protruded, and a practical joker as hand to light it. The explosion Killed ye A Fair Suggestion. Editor Star:—Our theaters might contribute materially to the success of the National Fair, and advance their own Interests by each having a float in the industrial parad>. ‘The tableaux represented might be mythical, historical or burlesque, according to the fancy of the design- ers, but with the choice of costumes and prop- erties in any event could be made a beautifi and prominent feature of the parade. Ww. An Unmitigated Nuisance. Editor Star:—To see and hear the noisy and nasty mob of howling young loafers who make eveuing hideous at the corner of North Capitol and Defrees streets, and who sickea the deceat people of the neighborhood. 13 enough to make any one—except a police officer—blush that he lives In the city of Washington. Crrizen. CARRIER-PIGEONS IN POLITIC3—A carrier- Pigeon upon whose wing was stamped the name of “Garfield” reached this city yesterday, all the Way from Indianapolis, having traveled 630 mniies, air line. It was one of four liberated in Indianapolis on the 5th inst. Tne other three, named respectfully, “Arthur,” “Hancock,” anc “Evglish,” have not yet arrived. Mr. William Verriernder, of the Hudson County ‘Antwerp club, sent the birds by express to Philadelphia on the 30th of August. ‘There the “Garfield” bird was marked by the Red Star club with the figures £34, and in Indianapolis it was marked with the word “Oo.” Thus branded for fdeatl- fication, it was liberated at the same time as Lie other birds, which had also been marked. The “Garfield” bird has accomplished the long- € tolstance ever attempted by a carrler-pize on 1u this country, He was bred by D. 8. Newhall, Of Phi adelpbia, In 1si9. He was hatched from Imported prize winners. fromthe. kfts <(f Charles Mills, of Brussels, the tr mafather having flown in the loagest dls- tice Concourse on record, from Rome to Bel- gum. Owing to the bad weather at Indianap- vite aft e liberation of “Garfield,” “Arthur? and “English,” the trip made by is considered_a’ wonderful perfora- 188 no doubt the bird covered many hun- area miles in his long nunt for home, sowing qualities and powers of endur- rd! Times, INDICTED FOR MAINTAINING A MALARIAL Nur- SANCE.—Kobert Ii. Sayre, president of the Le- high Valley Rallroad, has been indicted and ar- raigned in Somerville, N. J., for maintaining a nufsance in the shape of a'shallow mill-pond, tbe property of his company, at, Bound Brook, declarcd by experts to be the source of malarial Polson, which has affected every famly tn the Place but one. His trial is set for the last week in Octobe: YourTurti ELorers.—Morton Pritchett and rah Fanster, neighbors’ children at Marion, diana, fe in love, eloped to Michigan, got married, spent two weeks and all thelr money in a honeymoon trip, and then returned home. The only novelty about the affair was their youthfulness, the bride belng twelve and tne bridegroom thirtee THE YALE COLLEGE OUTRAGE.—At a meeting of the students of Yale Colicge, New Haven, Conn., yesterday, by order of President Porter, resolutions were passed condemning the de- struction ef the Hancock and English flag by members of the Sigma Epstlon Society on Sutur- day night, as compromising the good name of the colitge and the reputation of the college, Lucky.—The driver of a bread wagon tn Ottawa, Canada, named Singleton, has fallen heir to an extensive estate in Clare county, Ire- land, through the death of Gen. Singleton, his brother, aud has left for Ireland to take charge of his property. Tur LOTTERY Matt WaRk.—The United States cireult court at Louisville, Ky. yesterday, at the suit of the Commonwealth lottery, granted an injunction restraining the postal authorities irom enforcing the department orders concern- ing fraudulent lotteries. PoIsoNED.—Hugh Cassidy died at his board- ing house in New York yesterday, from the ef- fecis of arsente mixed in oatmeal porridze by mistake for galt. Several other persons were poisoned by it, but are recovering. JOUN KEELAN, after murdering his father, at Stratford, Ontarto, coolly sauntered into ‘the house, ate a hearty supper, slept soundly all night, and, when the body was discovered ta the morning, calmly said, *‘Oh, yes; I killed the old cuss.” ‘THE TIME has come when the young man who has just returned to town solemnly inquires of himself, “Shall I call upon the charming, but shless young maiden whom I met at the sea- side; or shall I ignore her polite invitation?” And at theseme Ume the same young maiden soliloguizes, *ShallI receive the pleasing, yet ineligible youth whose acquaintance I made by the bounding billows; or shall I be steadily and systematically out when he calls, with no probability of an immediate return?”—Puck, ‘THE FRENCH WAR ON THE JESUITS.—The Re- publique Francaise, of Paris, which professes to Approve M. Jules ‘Ferry’s nomination to the presidency of the council, intimates that his Cobnection with the ministry of pubiic tnstruc- tion particularly fits him for the duty of waging relenUess war against the clericals, - It declares ‘hat under no pretext must the Jesuits be al- lowed to reopen their schools, and hints that 1 may beccme necessary to compel members of the monastic orders to render military service like other persons. Having thus ordered M. Jules Ferry to begin the French Kulturkamp, the Republique Francaise closes tts article with promise that while this an’ its active support will be ass During a fight in Reading, Pa., between some boys cvera game of marbles, Robert Driver, aged 12, was instantly killed by a stone thrown by one of the belligerents, The wife of Dr. Joseph H. Dacoster was killed Saturday by being thrown from her carriage at Red Bank, N. J. Sle was about to become a mother. ‘The prisorers in jailat Granaia. M’ss., set fire to the jali Sunday uigit, whic was e itire- ly consumed. All tle prisoners were releas‘d and made their escape. Two were badly Durned, At Nashville, Tenn., yesterday, Blshop Fee- ban received official notice of his ‘appointment as Archbishop of Chicago. E. R. Keliam, rental agent, Norfolk, Va., com- mitted suicide yesterday by’ taking morphine. ‘The cause was financial trouble, His wife 1s not expected to recover from the shock. A colored man was beaten to death with clubs by two colored women near Tyler, Texas yesterday, because he said he was the father of the child of one of them. Geo, Wetsenberger, a saloon-keeper, in Fort Wayne, Ind., was attacked by three boys to wnt m he refused to sell Uquor and was fatally eaten. In a political quarrel In a St. Louls saloon on Sunday night, Henry Pohl was cut across the abdomen with a knife and killed. Three men have been arrested for the crime. Immense swarms of grasshoppers have an- peared near Jacksborough, ‘Te: vouring the corn and cotton stal thereabouts, In Germany and England birds are ‘lying southward very early this year. Careless hairdressing 1s to be the French style, the curls and braids seeming ready to fall. It 1s rumored in England that Prince Gortcha koff, Mr. Gladstone and Gambetta will mect at Nice next month. Brother Wiliams, who used to exhort and Pray most fervidly in the Broad-street_ church, Columbus, Ohio, has gone to the penitentiary: He Was caught stealing from the contribution X. Judge Blatchford and Judge Choate, in tho United States court at New York, yesterday, appolnted Commissioner Joseph M. Buel as ck rk of the United States circuit court tn place of Joba I. Davenport, resigned. on the farins ED COMFORTS, 75 cents, $1.00, $1.25. 81.50. LAEG¥, DOUBLE, WHITE BLANKETS, Por Pair, $2.£0, #3 09, $3.50, 84.00, etc. BEST MEDICATED RED TWILLED FLANNEL, 50 cents. ALL WOOL RED FLA’ 25, 30, 87, 40 cents. WHITE WOOL FLANNE! i 20, 25 HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL, 8 cents, 1U conta, 125g ceata. FEATHER-PKOOF WED. TICKING, BES yp cente WATER-PROOP CLOTH, ALL COLORS. aT Tewson's. LADIES’ OLO1H. sll colors. The Latest Btyies in NEW FALL DRESS GOODE, 25 centa. P SLACK CASHMERES, doutle width ‘AML Wool 45 cents, 5 cents, 60 coats, 75 cents GHONGRAINETL KS, 81.00, 81-25, 81.50, $1.62. COLORED GROS GHAIN SILKS. BLACK SA} INE. G ROLTINGHAM SUREA ES ‘LAGE, 25, 87. 10 cis CARPETS, OlLCLUINS. BUGS and DGG hase C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, sep25 Near 7th street and Center Market. PBOPvssLs FoR WASTE FarER. paneer Deranruenr, Bungay oF Exanav. NG AND PRINTING, WASHINGTON, D. 0 . be i easier vores a worarieee | F Printing for the remainder of the fi th next, ‘be received clock m. THUBSDAY, Be} ‘The right to waive defects ids is reserved. MOD, HB. IRISH, Ohief of Burean. cat eed THE COURTS. Court IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, the application of Robert McMeen. for admission to the bar referred. Hon. T. L. Cin; in. of North Carolina, and E. L. Mo Clelland, of Virginia, were admitted to the bar. Beverly oe Roberts; death of defendant sug- ted. Mercer agt. Hogan; appeal withdrawao lohnson agt. Moss; reported settled. Raymond agt. Hill; dismissed for want of printing of rec- ord. McKalg agt. Scrivener; reported settled. Evely agt. Evely; appeal dismissed on motion of appellee, Donnelly agt. Donnelly; same. Bar- bour & Hamilton agt. phen gh settled. et al. agt. Jones; dismi: on motion of appellee. Galt agt. Jones; same. U. S. agi. Smothers; judgment below affirmed. Tc-day, Holtgn, patent apy qn rubber rasers; decision reversed. ‘T. L. Clingman, do. On electric light; argued and submitted. Equiry Court—Judge Cox. Yesterday, Ethart agt. Young: decree for com- lainant. Williams agt. Harding; bill dismissed. in agt. Mahoney; proof for complainant or- dered taken in fifteen days. Powell agt. Brad- ley; referred to auditor. To-day, Fitzgerald against Fitzgerald; rule on defendent. Gunton agt. Zantzinger; moon for appointment of a receiver denied. | Phoenix ‘utual Insurance Co. agt, Grant; time extended, Dimond agt. Cahill; petition dismissed. Mu- tual Metropol tan Bank azt. Hitz; ordeed to be heard in General Term. Capitol Hili Buliding Association agt. Hilton; on hearing. PoLice CourT—Judge Bundy pro tem. To-day, Win. Clark, loud and botsteroas; $5 or 15 days. William Johnson and Ltzie brew, vagrancy; bouds or workhouse. George F. do.; do. George Javins and Robert J. loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. 4 Richardson, do.; $5 or 7 days. Peter Daly, d $5 or 15 days. Joseph Fox and James Giles, do. forfeited collateral. Mary Nichols. indecent ex- Posure; $100 @r 3 months tn jail. Peter J. Hur- ley, obstructing the sidewaik In George:own: . Frederick Drucke, keeping policy shon; plead guilty; $59. William Easley, alias A. R: Smith, assault with intent to kit; conttaut. Mary Hall, perjury; do. William Ramsay, alias Wm. Rogers, larceny of a coat and two vests from Chas M. Tyler; jail 60 days. Charies H. Miller, assault; continued. John Philpot, assault on Elizabeth ‘Philpot, pleaded guilty; personal bonds to keep the peace. Moses Lewis, larceny. of clothing from Judson Smith, pleaded guilty: 9) days in Jail. Also. clothing from Eliza Bird; 30 days. Kichard Lewis, assault on Amelia Lan- —_____. caster; continued. GEORGETOWN. A TowraTn CLUB ORGANIZED.—A meso bes held at Old Town hall last night to orgau towpath club. About fifty persons joine club, and the fol:owing were elected office! John Q. Larman, capfatn; 1‘. arlow, frst mate; J. H. Pa jurst, second mate; John P. ‘Taylor, stecrsman; F. QuackenDush, toll-taker: lookout; D. CoaL TRavE.—Forty boats left Cumber- land Saturday with — tons For Georgetown, Win. Kinsinger, cler! shoson, captain's en Avon American Co., 9 CITY ITEMS. TIEADACHE yleld3 quick! ache Specific. ly to Lolide’s Head- Price 50 cents. Itching Piles Is one of the most annoying diseases In the World, and yet all can find sure relief by the use Of Dr. Sivdyme's Ointment, It has been tested in thousands of instances, and invariably makes a sure cure. The syinptoms are mols- ture, like perspiration,tntense itching,increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling In and about the rectum, the private parts are some- ‘mes affected. Procure the ointment at once. Soid by all druggists. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. It King flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use elles’ Health Reneiwer.” Greatest remedy on earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline, &c. $1 at druggists. Depot, 5s Barclay street, N.Y., and for Washington at 450 Penn’a avenue. “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 34 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35¢. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, ‘buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. —— ee BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW yoru SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue, RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Prices That Can't? BE Beat. EVERYIHING AS REPRESENTED. eon ee Back for Goods Returned. ice List: Bead this is Ladies’ Fine Kid or Goat Button. Ladies! Best Our. Kid Button, Br NOW TO BUY CHEAP. ‘The great eale of ODDS AND ENDS GENT’S FINE BOOTS! ASD GAITERS, LADIES’ KID AND GOAT BUTTON, MISSES AND BOYS’ SOHOOL SHOES, AT HALF THEIR VAUUE, STILL CONTINUES AT L. BEILBRUN’S No 402 7th si Sign of ‘The Old Woman in Window.” Sckeou SHOES: nw. sel4-Im SCHOOL SHOES! aT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUOTION HOUSE, 491 Penn. Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. ‘The proprietor of the above house having dnat returned from the East with the largest; Stock ef BUOTS and SHOES ever brazght! before the public, at prices that astonish all. PRICE LIST: Boys’ Schoo! Shoes, AMirs School Shoes. AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION, AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE. cena LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. P) QcHoot SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES. ‘These n want of solid leather, Obildren's, Boys aud Mises, Belvo!’ Shoes este hse tees ok Low Prices at 117 MARKET SPACE. Our Misses Pebble, all leather, Button Boots, sizes 11 t0 2, at 81.25 a pair: a Onr entire stock of Men's Low Shoes will be Sold regardless of cost. aug]? [ona Stop One Minute and Think, LN- f you have DYSPEPSI 4, RA LGTA, 1h Iron Bitters! DIGESTION. » (TRON BITTERS wits Iron Bitters “if your BLOOD is THiN. oz Iron Bitters | you sro tent tees appen 1 ji fcd wenerdly DEBLGITAT ep, Iron Bitters | ION BITTERS wiley oyu Iron Bitters ve OOGASIONAG Diz. ESB, lor fool tat ee Pak Iron Bitters r o1 BURDEN, IRON DEN, IRON BIETERS wilt tron pitee™* | "ar you are a mothe ani iavs m s Tron Bitters | not ilk orstren gti to: ure Yous child or Iron Bitters! disease females arolinels oS ON BITTER. YOU OAN BE CURED. Price 814 Bot. ALL Bevaciers S21, Tae. THE BROWN OH&MIOAL CU., Soue Paorsrerons, ae DRY GOODS. LADIES GOODS. (EW D: Geops. ENING. N _—— = oO” G+ DRESSMAKING HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS. 1n connection with Ageney for — _ PATTER: RICH NOVELTIES. ae OF cw Sy TNG, &c., BROCADE SILKS. BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. BROCADE VELVETS, &c. HOUSEKEEPERS’ Goops, T-4, 8-4, 9-4, AND 10-4 D. GERMAN HAND-LOOM DAMASK. NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASH, CRETONNES, PLUSH, &c. We invite an inspection to the above goods, as they ore all NEW, and will be sold at the lowest Market rates. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, * 9:10 Penna. One Price. N.B —Full Stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS. 627 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS 600DS, JUST RECEIVED. Blick Cass NEES SEE Mjoubio-wiath, pure wool, © nly 373g. Heney Comb White QUILTR, Fo Pure White TABLE LINEN, 50 to $1.50 Large tize, pure white. All Linen TOWELS, 15. excellout (ANTON FLANNKL, 8, 10, 12 ‘ON Biack aud Onlored KATINS, only 75. DS, 22%, 1 A" Beautiful DRE>SGOOL 5,15, 20,25, 31, eplendid Black RILKS, 7 1, 112 gids, 31,37. 31.50, $1.75, Qolored and Black RUk VELVETS, es Re Large size, dark Calico BED COMFORTS, 81. CARTER’s, 7A Market Space. WASHINGTON, D.C. Ladies CLOAK8 and SHAWLS. Black Cashmere SHAWLS. Large siz0, double BLANKETS, $2, $2.50, $3 up oe s Nottingham LAGE for Curtains. Best Lark CALICO, 539. WAM UTTA, the best yard-wide, Bleached COT TON mad, 10c. ; Sheet nx COTTON, Pillow Care CORTON, vory cheap. Rallardvele White FLANN¢t L. ies’ VESTS, excellent quality, 50 to $1.25. CLOTH, for Men and Boys’ wear, 25 to $1.50. WE ARE SELLING DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. V¥ BLUE DRESS GOODS FROM 25c. TO $1.50. BL. SD COLORED VELVETS. BL. D COLORED BROCADES. FRENCH WOOL SERGE FANCY HOSIERY, KID G Bep27 At&. J. MESSER'S new Place, 1308 F street north- weet send. DOUGLASS’, Oth street, St. Cloud Building. MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Children, and Gentlemen, in v2- ris nd at th t and Sivas UNION DRESSES und WOOL UNDER: An examination of qualities and prices solicited. DOUGLASS, No. 1207 F st. nw. FALL MILLINE®Y. ‘We have now and ready for eale for ‘early fell wear, STRAW and PeLt Hata FANCY FEATHERS, “BIDBONS. VEX VET, SATIN, &c. “a ” Ereciat attention given to MOURNING ORDERS. een J{lNeT APPEANANCE oF FALL F GOUbrs, oi we iT = an WILLian's. a Ladies would do well to examine my stock FALL BATS, - BOND) [ACKETS aud DOLMANS, TRIMMINGS and BUPTON~. styles of FRENCH CORSETS. ‘Dow arriving with every weekly aul ADIke’ ‘HILD) » Lae reo LD EEN'S SHOES Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. yess GROCENIE! NEW GOODS AI QUEEN OLIVES. . CAPI SARDINES-La Montarde, La To» at and Plain AN RUSSIAN CAY monty by cote ee NoueckCeh te, will eure Faney Goode, prior to yurchasing ¢ sewere, B. W. REED’S sons, sep 25 1216 F street northwest, ROAST BEEF. FROM PRIME WESTERN 8TLL-FED ne will save VELVET CORDURO' TRIMMING NOY! : ALL NEW GOODS OF THE BE: TURE. TILER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), ST MANUFAC- sep27 YABRPETS. ‘We have just opened WILTON, AXMINSTER, MCQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS: in all the newest and most choice desi¢ns. try I Osrpeta with Borders to match. sing ne Caroler Rune ana Mats fu preat sarieeh, ‘Those furnishing will find it to their advantayeto xamine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER & CO., fem 13238 F st. n. nesr Ebbitt Honse. JHIETS TO OBDEK. {TS to order le our own make, 60 cente up. Choice lot of N at 60 cents, formerly $1. it British Half Hose at 25 cts. ; A Gloves, Collars Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, aul8 816 F ot. m.w., opp. Patent Office. BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIT. is nothing better in the market. Tt cane ene ‘and of the very best material, and y, Sy SS Aaa NEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest quailty. only 81.00 por dozen suit for 76 cents, Boot quality, at MEGINNISS BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, angis 1002 F street northwest. QGuIBT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS. & 00., 1212 F Street N. W. fered cheapest SHIRTS for the money in Dee tees eras oe cet only 75 cen ULEKA REINFORCED, ‘dnished, only #1. we will eit with suy other Bhi for tae v Alte, line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always on at REUIL BROS. & 323 VOUT bretreet 1: We HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ME PNB: ARE INVITED TO PUALL AT OU BTUNE. "AND EXAMINE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF HEATING STOVES wo TBO Found South of New fork City- . snganp, THE RADIANT HOME, SIR WILLIAM, BRIGHTON, engl otbers, al nely nue ana heat la, Also, a 1: i f COOK STOVEF, PORT- ABLE’ and BRIOK SET HANGES, LATHOBES, tURNACLS, GRATES, &e W. 5. JENKS & ©O.. Jit 7th st. mw. Bop2d LUMBER'S SUPPLIES FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. A SEW ESTABL'SHMENT. Having purcared for Cash a fu'l enpply of every article used by Plumbers and. Gas Tteese we are prepared to offer our woods on a8 favorable termus to the trade as any other house. We respectfully nek an inepection of our Stock, confident that we canuct be beaten either ss to yuality or price. McHELDEN & CO eepl? 819 12th street northwevi AS FIXTURES, THE BEST ALITY FOR THE WEST PRICE, CAN BE HAD aT pee 531 15th street. New styles received da‘ly. Largest Stock in the District. No tnouble to show goods. E. F. BHOOKS., BSth st.. Corcoran Building. sepl4 ABLE WARE. Housekeey fitting out or repleniahi: can find afl they require at our store for Dining Room and Kitchen in CHINA, CBROCEERY, GLASSWARE AND © HCUSEFUBNISHING GOODS: Of best quality at low prices. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) sepll No, 1009 Pa. avenue. psersss FOR COLD WEATHER, IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WBOUGHT IBON FURNACES. They make pure hot air free from gesand dust, and is more durable than aay other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Hester‘made. Gas Light O> npany have at thetr ou Iie Bteeet Gh aeertnent oe the Oe GAs COOKING STOVES, in varios etoca inher lecture on ovokery. -\'*" Ss0d BY Mise Dods xmine thei. OATILE. THE T IS THE CHEAPEST. CALL AT THE PALACE MARKET. FRANK J, TIRBETS, Proprietor. ep?4 ,NOW-WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL it be, meant you ee OER EA celebrated Will be enaranteed if you useCEK*S, the: Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which was award- e feat premium over all other competitors at the National Fair, MINNEOLA, ‘a. mi Minnesota Patent Process Flour. SLERLING, the handscmest Winter Wheat Patent in Avwerica,’ ex- ceptine none. GOLDEN HILL, a splendid Flour, and far superior to a «ret Wany 80- patent flours. We dety competitors to bring forth any flour superior to Geres, Minn~la or ‘ling, ‘and we feel axsured that any housekeaper who tries them once will never use anythinw else. ‘above hemed brands of Fiour can be bought at any firet- class grocery store. wee gore Ent st, and Indiana av. ‘or. a ma av. WM. M. GALT & CO. RAILROADS. de THE GREAT 1880 venaeyevante toore 1880 TU TBE NORTH, WEST AND 800 THWEST, Double Track, Steel itails, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT KUIPMENT. FECT, JUL 2ethy 1880. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGION, from Depot, corner of Sixth and B strosts, as {: lows: For Pitt-bur 00 a.m., Wil Quicasa id the W Ba ‘nw Oare to Louisville ahd daily, with Slee Cincin: AL For Canandaigua, Rochester, 2 “with Parlor Oar to Watkins aud the at 8.00 a.m. daily except Bunday ; 9:30 gxerit Baturday, with daicna and Watkins Palace Care to Oana” For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10-40 For New vor aud Beat, 40-40 a.m., 2:10 and ‘or New York and the a. E 10.00 p.m. On Bunday, 10:0) p.m. Limited xpress of Pullman Parlor Oars, 9:30 a.m. Ly, except Buns a For briclyn, N. ¥-, 1 trains connect at ft iivo skiyn | Annex, xprece, 9:30 a.m. deily, For baltirsore, 6:40, 8:0, 9 2:20, 4-20, 4-40, 5°40, 9130 and 14-00 p. On Ronday, $:00, 10:40 4.m., 5:49, 9.30 and 10:00 mm. For, Pie's a eyed 640 am. and 4:40 p.m. at's, except Sunday. poli, 640 au). and 4-49 p.m. daily, ex- Randa. exer: di 3010-40 EXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- MAY AND ALEXANUKIA AND WABHING- ON Ra % for Alexandria, 7, 7:20, 9, 11 s.m., 4:20, 5: Fer, oe wand iI p.m’ Oa Suuday at 7, 9 iL a.m. and 8 p.m, For lichmond and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and 5:2u p.m. daily, except Sunday. Trains leeve Alexandria for Wash: 8, &.m. ; 12:5 mid 01 wean S| 3, 6, 7 and 905 p.m, and day at 8 and 10.a.m., 7 and 9:05 Sleeping and parlor cur 90 .Atioh8 Can atthe ofliess, north- Sent Corn Of TSih Benoet and Peunsylvania ave~ nue, n. rtheast corner 6th and Peunsylvania aye- nur, snd at the depot, where orders cah_be left for the checkinx of baxgaxe to destination from hotels dene 8. see FARMER, General Passoxweor Agent. FR; SK 7 HOMSON, General Manager. sop! ALTIMORE AND OHIO KAILBOAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK, Nations! Houte Short Line to the Worth, Northwest, Wests To take effect Sunday, May 258" 188), at 1:80 0 take effect Sunday, Q, at 1:80 p.m. LEAVE WASHING é yS;20 8 Baltimore, Elioctt ; stations. @ Spriucs Express. —Sew York, Philadeip ix, Boson and Itmoze Express. Parlor car to New York and {On Sunday ovly—Bs'timore, Amnapo- lis and way. 9:10 a.1.—t8t. Louie, Ohicazo, ambus and Pittabure Express. (Connects for Hsrerstown am at Punt of Kocks for Frederick ana +t tions east Piedmont, except Sunday.) P a car to Gin- Cinnati suid Louisville, daily; Gratiou to dandusky daily execpt Saturday. a —Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladene- burg, Crllege, Beltsville, Laurel, Auuapolie Janes ion, sup’s and Hanover. 1710 p ul.—“Baltimore, Aunapolis, Eilioatt Olty and Wey. Fe more and Laure! Express anday on'y, Ba! ore ant re 3:20 p.m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. (Win- chetter, Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Be- Yo p.m.—Baltimore, Bladensbarg and Laurel = Frederick, via Belay. toys at Annapolis on. ‘4:35 m.—tPoint of Rocks, Froderick, Hagers- 4 Way Stations onl to Peint cf Rocks and Way i paras 645 + Baiting sna we ae 45 pm — ore, ‘av : $40 p.m. {IMOSE AND LAUBEL EX- 9:30 p-m.—t8t. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and ittebury Express. (Pittebure, a day. Begier ors tg8t wsuisaed'Binsbace burg and Laurel BiG m0. —t ‘ORK, BOSTON AND, BALTIMORE extnsse Begins Seti Tors Sad sonal sata corto i iy- {Sunday only. Other trains daily,except