Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘THURSDAY......September 30, 1880. The Weather, INDICATIONS TO-DAY. =e RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. “The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Ofire during the das:—7 2 pm, “LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. pany in “ National 7) mysteries. 1 Ht Fille du Tambour Major. ater.—Herrmann’s wonders and Concensed Locais. ‘The doutle-sheet Stak wiil be resumed on Saturday sireet amps will be lighted at 6.29 p. m. and 5am. b vhe night at the root a Mr. Vale in the ch: of Mr. re nd O. ¥B. Herring was elected tn his stead. dresses, were made by Gen. O Connor, Mr. Scott and Mr. Free. ‘The improvement of the 7th street ro: already been extended to near the entra he Soldiers’ Home, and it never was in nt lly Roys agt. Chase Roys- ast for divorce, maintenan —the complainant has disiatsse: | the parties are no : Court this morning a man named oq with beirg loud posed a fine and Sade ” or days io jatl fhis seemingly severe sentence 1s that the lan- guage used was of the most obscene chara Mr. Charles Kablert, the well-known fr u ly last Monday mora- yesterday atte) AR, now ready, posipald, tor er Of | person orelock ta th thing except cen anything i court said se sat of highway robbery (putting the witness tn fear,) and he imposed a fine of $100 in 9 d ‘THE Jackson DE Cosmopolitan Hall in the eh number of new oses, from the favorably amendme: Vidtng for the secretary and treasurer being ex- eflicio members of the executive committee and giving the committee power tu declare and fill vacancies. After discussion they were latd I subseriptions were made to the ampaign purposes. Judge addressed ‘the tineetin at he was tn the habit of addressi Tepublican audiences, and in the course of h! remarks he referred to Seward, Chase, Greeiey, Sumner, Chas. F. Adams and Judge Davis hav: ing left the republican party. At the close of the war a band of wolves, vultures and hyenas had been let loose upon the south and the fron heel of despotism was placed on her neck, and Grant, the smallest pigmy and greatest fraud of the age, was the Instrument they used. Mr. Farley, formerly of California, referred to the Prophecy of Webster that the radical party Would subvert the Constitution of the United States, and they had attempted it. He claimed ‘(Wat the republicans had not nominated Wash- burhe because he had voted for an lavestig lon. and they could not use him, but had put up Garfield to pave the way for Grant, whom they tntended should be the Bismarck of Amex- iea, and the prophecy of that old patriot, Nour, made a few days since, that after four more years of republican rule then comes de. — Was a8 true as the prophecy of Wet- ster. ‘TO PROCTRE a fitst-class overcoat is nothtog Lew by paying a merchant taflor a very high Price, but to have such a one very Mttle worn TRE Caxnoi. InstmvtE yesterday filed fn the Tecorder of deeds’ oftice a leate of tacar- Poration. The object 1s social intercourse, im- provement in literature, the encouragement ot €dueation and the defense of Catholic faith and Morals, by establishing and maintaining recrea- lon by means of a fivrary and lecture hall, Yeading and class rooms, and the publication of papers, pamphlets and books comptled or writ- teu by members. The corporation is organize4 for the term of twenty years, and the directors for the first year co he following: Jona Bingham, obo F. Mal inic I. Murp annual fall disolay of car- ods and parlor turaiture, 5 7th 8h will A cordial t Piankete was osnan sacra A. fon was adopted tn tt ast 2 memb) folioy . Rs ¢ uidoon, James Lack 3 f furniture, car G street beruw St, WO-MCTTOV, oreleek. : ts, &e., at 91 OvR Lox business and uneq Offer a larger ana Gren’s clothing than others, and at lower pric than common goods are sold elsewhe Robingoy & Co., Boy's Clot Pennsylvauia ave REA. Estare Save. Mams & Co., auctio: noon for Win. F. Hi Uustees, lot No. 1 of part of square N lorrison’s subdi with Impro' ee-SLUTY DF 4 thre lowest, Towsou’s, 636 Pa. a6 ae AT THE AL Gays. There are shooting galleries, turn t dum horses for sports, also machina al, & uibe and a readjuster nine. Arrang hree che m: trotting race for a Tanaing rac? for Sand a pacing race for $ ‘The runuing race yesterday was won by Maz. gh z the trotting race was Wen by Chester, time '2:3334; paciag race won e P., time by Kate, ume 25034. ALEXANDRIA Faix.—The Potomac Ferry Co. Wl during the four daysof the ‘alt cake a Special trip from Alexandria at 10:30 pm. t ee ee KNIGETS TEMPrLaw aT THE Battivons Caur- SY BRATION.—Messrs. Marston, Anderso; i, a committee representing commanders of the several commaadert ta this | ep at the Ebbitt House, thetr ob- | ing to sveure the atteadance of the Temp- rs from thts District In Baltimore on the ocza- Sicn of the Masonic parade. Tne Invitation was geeepted by the eminent commanders, and Ww ington No. 1, Coiumbia No. 2, Potomac Xo. 8 and DeMolay No. 4 wili visit Baltimore on ne proxlino and participate in tae proces- OF 40,000,000 American a one-third use Dr. Bull's cough syrup” sees Maurice Grau's com- anation of 20 } expr ‘s E Mr. Thorpe, WhO had the best floral display in wll sum, Herzog’s is the place, 303 ath | fe t morulog, at 10 c8, constantly increased a factiitics enable us to br Hine of boys and chil- | lot 2 £q. 639: —. W. B. Kid XANDRIA, Va, Fair yesterday tuere was a larger attendance than on previous Arraagements are beinz ra base yall matca betweea a funder ots Were made for the usual display of stock ia rocession round the grouads to-day aud for r ‘the ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT TROTTER ST. JULIEN. ‘The celebrated trotter St. Julien arrived here yesterday afternoon in charge of Mr. Hickok, his driver and part owner, and was at once taken to the fair grounds. After taking a jog over the track, Mr. Hickok expressed himself yell pleased with the course, and sald that with vorable weather he believes St. Julien will yual if not surpass bis best record. He is very anxious 10 arrange a race between St. Julien aud Maud S.,and hopes that Mr. Vanderbilt, who has been cabled for his assent, will retura a favorable response. An additional race las been decided on by the directors for a special purse of $500 for a 4:24 and 2:25 trot, notice of Which was Sent to horsemen tbroughout the country yesterday. THE BICYCLE RACES. ‘The 11th of October ts the date fixed for the cle contests, and the foltowing prizes are onered: First race—distance, one inile; best in three heats; first prize, gold medal,vatue second prize, silver medal, value $16.5): Uhird prize, silver medal, value $5.50. Second yards slow race; prize, silver medal value 316.50. Third race—distance, five mile raight away; first prize, gold medal, vaiu 5; second prize, silver inedal, value’ gi¢ Ibird prize, stiver medal, value $3.5, Fourth a brovze medal to the best drilled and best ap- pearing ciub. JHE ORDER FOR THE PROCESSION on Tuesday morning next, starttog irom the foot of the Capitol at 19 o'clock, Is as follows: Mount- ¢d police: Marine band; District Commissioners; board of directors: Stoners; Company A, Washington Light Infantry; tire dey partment, iull dress uniforms and apparatus decorated: the theaters of Washington; grand display of business Interests; Butehers’ Aszoclation; byci- cle Clubs and sceiettes, THE EXHIDITION Will open at roon and the races (-micute class Will Le the first) wili take place at 1 o'clock j.. m. On October sth, at noon, Commissioner or Pennsylvania George Bl ght will lecture to uid stock brecders at the grand stand. THE St. Julten in bis trot against 2.1134; fifth, 2.40, ten, and 2.44, special, five. A Lumber of the prize plants of the Maryland horticultural show, now ho! ngin Baltimore, are coming to onr'fatr. Messrs. Ratsen, Hal! liday, Brackenridge and F: SS a lively interest in ‘our exhibition, New York last week at thetr show, ls coming with bis fine speciinens, and no better were ever exhibited. acting, Gregoire. "Th nd t e are some fine voices : Orekestra. ‘The opera is iy presented, and the last scene alone is worth the price of admission. Only three more nts matinee. . the wonderful, announces a eof program to-n when he will per- jartling decapitation teat, the serial fon and other mysterious acts, and the que dancers will also appear in new and Most amusing roles. A Fi OF GEESE Will alight upon the stage at Ford's Opera House next Monday night. The Younger members of the Baltimore press seem to have fallen in love with some of the gos- ngs. ‘TWO POLICEMEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING A Sait Boy.—This morning, in the Police Court, Policemen” Daily and Daniel S. Williams, were charged with assaulting a small boy named Jobn Quill, who testified that about mid- night last Thursday night, as he was sitting on his porch, at the corner of 34 and G streets Southwest, he saw these officers pass, and said to them, “Now I've got you,” when they ran him tnto bis yard, and Willams struck at htra with his club, and witness threw a brick at them, when Dally shot at him, the bullet pass- ing through the fence, about two inches above his head, knocking a splinter off, which cut his face, and lodging in the next house. Witness Was afterwards arrested and taken to the sta- on house, and broke out and ran, and was Shot at three times by the officers, and was cane and clubbed by Williams on the way ‘o the statlonhouse. May Fisber, a colored Wornan, testified that about 12 o'clock on the night in question she saw two men. who looked like defendants, standing by Mr. Quill’s fence, and one of them said to some one, “I'l put this, pistol ball through your heart.” John Brid- Well, a white man, testified that he was passin down 3d street about half-past 12 o'clock las' Thursday night, and saw young Quill pursued by two ofGcers, who fired three shots at him and afterwards captured him. The bullet made a hole tn the fence, about five feet four Inches from the ground; which 1s about three or four inebes higher unan the boy's head. A bullet, which was exhibited to the court, was extracted from the side of a honse. about 30 feet from the fence, throach which it passed. Officer Daily ‘took the Stand, and testified that he and Oflicer Wil- Mams Were passing the corner of 3d and G sts. southwest on the night in question, just subse- quent to coming out of a restaurant, when they beard some one say, ‘Now I’ve got you; I saw Where you came from,” and witness went after him tosee who it was, when the boy ran tuto his gate and looked over the fence, when O fiver Williams struck the fence with his baton, and the boy then threw bricks at them. and witness fired his pistol tn the alr. OMicer Willians then testified to about the same effect, describing the occurrence, how himsel? and Officer Daily went into this restaurant to arrest the proprietor on a warrant, and in com- ing out they wese rudely accosted by the boy, who, after several insulting remarks, ran away, and himself and Daily pursued him. The boy Was acter ards arrested on 4 street, and taken. to the station house by witness, who put the ——- him, but did not strixe or abuse him. he case was argued by Mr. Padgett for the officers, and Mr, Hayden for the government. Judge Bundy said that he did not think tha language of the boy a sufticlent provocation for the action of the officers. He had no doubt but a shot was fired by OMicer Daily through the fence. and in close proximity te the boy, and bad tt killed the boy he would be gutliy of felonious homicide. He saw nothing in Wil- eras’ conduct to hold him. Ia the case ot Oilicer Dally he imposed a fine of 250 or6) days in jail, An appeal was noted. Boys is Brce.—Columbla Union Veterans’ Club of Boys in Blue tact last night at nd Army hall, A. Hart tn the chair, and Major ‘Thomas H. McErice secretary. Fdurieeu new inembers and four honorary recruits were added to the list of members. ‘The clab with three com panies ts now fully organized asa battalion, and i 1s expected it will reach to a regimeat. The club ts now ofticered as follow Solonel, A. Hart: leutenant-colonels, i. W. Brelsiord and Pattersot Majors, Thomas H. M:Bride and Jobn Cameron; captain and quartermaster, J.P. Edgar; captain and ald, J. W. Waezler, and Col. E O’Brien, marshal. Company A— Captain, E. D. Town; ‘first leutenant, J. Frank iiler; second Heutenant, J. E Eng’ com. pony B_Captaip, EL. Grant; first leutenant, E. C. Stevel cond leutenant, Z. E. Tho: Company C—Captatn. Josiah Shaw; ¥ tenant, L. 'T. Mitchell; second ileutenant, A. L. Pitney. Gen. E. C. Ford, department com- Inender, visited the club, and was received wit great enthusiasm. —_~ CipeR ViszGaR and spices for pickling. John H. Magruder, 1421 New York avenue, t DREDS Ix Fee have been filed as fotlo Hevry W. Howgate to Sarah A. Keating, lot 25, in Patterson's sub. of eq. 206; $3,150. "Wm. 1. } Duntop and John Marbury, jr., trustees, to John. Marbury, jr., warehouse ‘on bridge st.. George- fown; $25). "Edmund and Joun Caminack to Harriet P. Randall, south half lot 32, in sub. of 54. $5,000. Harvey Spalding to E. L. Rogers, pl. lot 2, €q. 659: $50. Commisstoners of the Di-. trict ef Columbia to Edmund bk. Rogers, part fal. 0 A. ti. Herr, lots 7 and §, sq. 680; $5,047.40. WwW. Stickney, trustee, to the commitsstoners of the Freedmen’s Savings and Trust_ company, lot 10, section 2, Barry Farm: $5. B. Key ceiver, to J. W. Dick, lots 5 and 6. sq. G. W. Riggs et al. to V. M. Wedde Sq. 20S; $5,700. W. W. Metcalf to B, recelver, étc., lots 4 to 9. sq. 302; $—, ee BRACELETS, extra, large all, $3 pair, 2 Pree ra, large and small, % pair, ay -A SOLDIER Cmancep wirt Arreyrrs ro Kit.—Win. Easley, 2 soldier, was arr: igned this morning on the charge of an assauit with intent to Kili Wm. McMaui on the night of the 2th inst., on L etreet, between 4 and 6h sis, S re Were several siidic’ who attacked Mr. MeM., and two of tien ting him Gown, and he was cut in the back witha knife. The prisoner was one of those on iin, and when others ran to the assistance of 3: McM., Mr. Tim Regan was cut In tue ear by t prisoner. Mr. Weils, for the defence, sald that they did not deny that the prisoner was there. but that he fs not the one who Initicted t': blows. ‘The case was continued. He was then *iraigned for astaulting Officer Ryan. The officer testified that he heard Regan say “I'm cur, there goes the man,” and a3 he attemptea to siop the prisoner he cut at him, slittiug the breast and sleeve of his blouse, pat he pursud and arrested him, This case’ was continued. The char; of an assault with intent to kill Timothy Regan, an assault with intent (o Kili Officer and him in the dis. charge of his duty, were also heard, aud they ‘Were continued until Saturday. OvR Stock of fine shoes for ladie3 and gentie ree eceretogny previous season, Anam. We ben sede en 2. alten chGloy wo an ot Lorthwest. : ber or Smithson; Harry Tate aud Anna G. Keitale: government Was the perfection of the French Creole typ2 and very romantic. She had been in the habit of listening to accounts of the diplomatic and material difficulties which M. de Lessep3 over- came in Egypt, Parts and London, and of the courage und "humanity he displayed in assisting plague-stricken Frenchmen when be was Consu! at Alexandria, The relations she heard impressed her as the narrative of Othello’s, adventures impressed Desdemona, Mile. de Braga saw !n M. de Lesseps a hero of modern times. His courtliness, chivalrous m in- the ceremony. The French Sovereiza was, 02 boara a French ne to Jead a fleet, compose lof vessels of all natio: Teigned at lent and solitary. One day in the garde: saw de Lesseps walking on a t plucked a r d, § dim for ber asked Whether se did not mean tt for bi No. It was tor himself, Her host her thet he was on the Whilst she was not yet nineteea. That Thatter, What his age toher. She had on and his goodness. In ideal. How was it possi the sunny side o1 a re: SERGEANT MOORE BXONERATED. The court of inquiry convened atthe Wast- ington arsenal at the request of ist Sergeart Thomas Moore, of Battery B, 2d U.S. artillery (Breckenridge’s), to inquire into his (Moore's) conduct in connection with the accident which look place at the post on the 19th inst.—a shot trom a Gatling gun eg Michael Joyce and Thomas Berry, who were in the act of moving the gun—have made a report exonerating Ser- geanit Moore from all blame in the matter. ‘The court of inquiry was composed of Captain Wil- ton (Battery H, 2d Artillery) and Lieutenants Weaver and Read (recorder), and convened dl- rectly after the accident. It will be remembered. that in communications to-some of the papers the action of Sergeant Moore was commented upon. 1 1t was charged that the accident oc- curr¢d jhrough his oversight in not seeing that the charges were all out of the gun when the firing had ceased. Segeant Moore, after these Statements had been published, made a request for a court of inquiry District Government Affairs, ‘The District Commisstoners have received an lovitaticn from Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, to partie pate in the celebration of the 150th an- Riversary Of the founding of the city of Balti- mire Lient. F. V. Greene has directed that street lamps be erected as follows: 20n Washington, between West aud Road sts.; 3 on Greene, b>- tween West and Road sts.; 3 on Montgomery, and Road sts., and 4 on Road, between Washington and Montgomery s Georgete 2 on Sth, between Rand S sts. 0. w.; 3.0 P, between 419 and Water sts. s.w. ‘The tax sales were continued to-day at the usual hour, the aftendance of bidders being moi Prous aud the bidding more spirited t preceding days. No tax certiil- Gales Will be issued until the close of the sales, vbich will probably be next Tuesday or V nesday, when parties can come forward and settle their amounts without additional cost and get their certificates, ‘The report of Health Officer Townshend for the week ending September 25 shows 43) nut- sances abated; tons of garbage remove, 494; dead auimals removed, and the ustial record, of inspections and condemnations of marine treducts and other focd. The pound report Shows 105 animals {mpounded, 36 redeemed, 60 killed, 33 remaining in pound. VITAL STATISTICS. The mortality in this District for the week ending September 25 was 78—S less than the week previous—or at the rate of 22.53 per 1,04) annure. Of the decedents, 12 were white 5 ite females, 25 colored males and showing an annual death rate per 1,000 for the white and 32.93 for the colored population, Five white and 16 colored Were under 5 years of age; 12 white and 2 col- oved were 60 dnd over.’ There wert 86 births, reporte J white females, 20 colored males and 11 colored females, showing anval birth rate of 3 per 1,000 for the white and for the colored population. rriages reported, white, 7; colored, 5. AUDEN, DRarn B. Dayton, of Phi The steps of’ a new buliding, oa Q stree Isth Street nordiwest, ebout O'elock day. The coroner S$ nottied, and after wirg the remains. gave a certificate of Geath from heart disease. The body was re- he residence of Mr. W. D. Baldwin, reet borthwest. red man, named Edward Lomax, died suddenly, about 12 o'clock to-day, in Pleasant A between Sdand43 and G and i streets southwest, without the attendance of axphysician. Heart disease 13 supposed to have been the cause. CONFISCATED Snoxt-WeiGnT Botrer —Mr. James Small, seater of weights and measures, Seized from @ market woman named Sarah J. Anderson 13 prints of country butter weighing Six ounces less than the proper weight: rints from Mary Saxton, weighing nine ounces less than the proper welght; and after tustruc- Cons from the court. procecded to sell the same at a auction at corner of 9th and D streets, and deposited the proceeds with the District treasurer to the credit of the District of Colum- bla. This he proposes to follow up every mar- ket day, until he rids the cly of short weizat Mrs. M. deiphia, dropped dead while’ standin; aud measure dealers. Now 13 THE TIME to cpapee your clothing and avoid a doctor's till Noah Walker & Co. have a large variety cf ready-made clothing and underwear for men and boys, at very low Prices. 625 Pennsylvania avenue. Call on that old and Teliable flim. t —__. MARRIAGE LIcENsgS have been issued to Thos, F, Summers and Margaret A. Whaley, both of Loundon county, Va.; Geo. D. Quackenbush and Ellen Boyle; W. A. Wilkerson and Susie A. Michael H. Becker and Annie Mackin; L. V Daniel and Hatue B. Tiilett, of Loudon county, Va.; L. Fleishman, of Columbus, Miss., and Ke- wina Rice; Tobias Powell and Mary Coombs; has. E. Davis and Epsey Scott; John M. Talbot and Kosa B. Guy. ‘THe Berrie HomicipE.—The case of James Stokes, on the charge of manslaughter In killing Charles Kane, about 214 years ago, (third trial.) by butting him and fracturing ‘his skull, was, yesterday afternoon, argued to the jury by Mr. Perry, for the government, who was followed by Mr. L. Robinson for the prisoner, who spoke until the hour of adjournment. ‘This morning he resumed, and spoke for 13; hours longer. Mr. Cook followed for the defendant. —<—<<—<$_<.. Papa’s Wife. THE INTERESTING STORY OF M. DE LESSBPS’ SECOND MARKIAGE—OTHELLO AND DESDEMONA. (From Tzuth 7 The history of M. de Lesseps’ second marriaze isa curious one. ‘The lady who is his wife was hearly twelve years atthe chateau of which She is now the chatelatne, staying on a visit. as De Bi She was of French origin, but English nationality, her father Leg | filled a post under the British in the Mauritius. Mile. de Braga Lers and vivacity enchanted a girl} used to the indolent planters of the Isle of France. She was at La Chesnaye when all Europe was a3tir lehihtos achievement of the Suez enterprise. ‘el grams were arrivlog from the great ones of arth accepting Invitations to the laauzural ns, with heirs-apparent and heads Of governments on board. Festt Che-naye. Mile, Braga gr. erra up to hitn ar it at di son. explained to rong side of sixty, thought of his greatness ort, he Was her beau for a man reared on eenean mountain w eason down the feelings thts confession aroused? ‘Time was given to Mile, de Braga to Teflect, and she was made (o understand that no Iriend=hip would be lost were she to change her mind after the banns had been published. The murriage Was celebrated contemporaneoisly With the Suez fetes. Tsinail Pasha delightel to honor the bride and bridegroom and made Usetr house splendid with his presents. S> far a3 itis Possible for a servant of the prophet to be a gediather, he stands in the relation of one to the first-born of the eight children. Saving the Country at (Galveston Fews.] He hes been electioneering some time for a local office, but seeing that there was a cousid- erable lack of genuine enthusiasm amon: the cuffragans, he determined to give the boys a litue blow-out, Hie went to a prominent grocery establish- ment, the proprictor of which is a very pi Spirhed man, He told the grocer wiih earLesiness “T ain giving Hencock and me a lift, and I thought (a give yeu a chance to contribute a jew gallons of that tnree-dollar-and-a-hatl Whisky. Isuppose you know that if we are to be once more a ppy anda united people we must do our dat. The merchant replied that while he yielied 'o nene when it caine to maktog sacrifices fog the good of the-tour: yet he did not thtok it Was good policy for ‘Texas to poll more than 100,cC0 majority for Hancock anyhow; hawev-r, 4 a was pald, cash $5.50 a gallon, he wou'd yield, “If this is the spirit that antmates the dusi- hess tren of Galveston, then all I've got vo say fs, that Pil quit. If Indiana and New York don't gorignt you are to Dlame for it; but say $3 a gallon for ten gallens of the Cow-boy’s Delizht, laking my note for the money, and it fs not to) Jate yet to save the country.” Five CoMMiTrges FOR 4 BALL —They know how to advertise balls in some of the country towns of New Jersey. There is to bea ball to a Galion, ee.” ‘Then follows a list of the committe. ory which there are five, namely: “The Rega ra Committee,” the “Floor Committee,” the “Fioor Directors,” the “Grand ” aud the “Dregging-out Committee.”—N. ¥. Sun, 29:n. | lish champton. Joe Coburn, however, whip; ‘ES FROM THE PEOP: Complaint of a Bicyclist. Editor Star:—1 would like to call the atten- tion of the police to the annoyance and peril | bicycle riders undergo through the cusseiness of the rabble that seem to live in the streets. They attempt to throw brooms or any con- venient article through the wheels, and if they are not successful they either make you rua over * or they run behind and throw the back Ww up, t) heel hereby throwing you over the frout and causing you serious injury. I merely wish you to put this in so as to warn those boys, as we intend to see that we are fully protected. Very respectfully © Ripgr.” THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Moore act. Douglas; argaed and sub- mitted. Letbschutz agt. Ni 5 re appeal dls- missed. The application of M. W. Rohrer for admis:ion to the bar was referred to the com- mittee, . Equity Covrt—Jutoe Cor, Yesterday, Brown agt. Mt. Zion M. F. chureh Soe plelll art of order rescinded. Ferry agt. Langley: bill dismissed; appeal by com- Pp ue Brown agt. District of Columbia; on earing. To-day, Wormley agt. Johnson, d>seription of Teal estate; reformed. Burns agt. Metropolitan Bullding Association; restraining order granted, Pouicg Covrt—Judge Bundy pro tem, Today, Wm. Bundy, vagrancy; bonds or 30 dys in the workhouse. Jenny Gait, loud and boisterous; forfeited collateral. Joho Hall, do.; Go. G. Marinelli, using a street was lawful hours; $2 or7 days. Geo. WULL: and boisterous, $100 or 90 days. John W. . usibg a street washer at unlawfal hours: $2. or 7days. Joshua Black and E'l Brown, larceny. of $458 from Winfleld S. Bryan; six months each In jail. Joshua Black, assault on Winfield S. Bryan: $100 or three months In jail. Michael to keep che peace for six months. “John Dally end Dinfel &. Wilfams, two policeman, assiuls on John Quill, a white youth. Da'ly $50 or 60 days— ypexl noted. Williams dismiss2a. Wm. Easle y, assault with intent to kill, (three 's;) Continued, George Robinson, assaul: on Win, Pollard with a stone, cutting his eye and face: 30 days in jail. Melinda Gatewood, assault on Belinda Adams; 30 days. MikR McCooLe Rsrorrep DROWNED. —It 13 Teported that Mike McCoole, the ex-heavy weight champion of America, was drowned from a Mississippi river steamer on September 24. MeCoole was a very powerful man, and could hit lke a horse kicking. In his younger days he wes considered the best rough-and- tumble fighter in America. McUCoole worked ‘long-shore for several years in New Orleans, Shoulder hitters were brought from ail parts of the United States to beat him, bat he lald them allout. One of the toughest and hardest fights McCoole ever had was with the gigantic McKin- ney, of Cincinnat!, a man that was a terror in the southern country. In this fight both men were nearly killed, but McCoole outlasted Me- Kinney and won the fight. All the rough fighters after his battle with McKinney gave McCcole a wide berth, and he then turned his attention to prize fighting. At ‘rst he was very successful, beating blg Toi Jennings, the giant Blake, better known as Dublin Tricks, and Aaron Jones, an English {mportation: Jones fought Tom Sayers, Tow Paddeck, Harry Voluson, and a number of the best men fn land prior to com!ng to this country, tight with McCoole he had no show ais beat ‘Tor Davis Charley Gallagher, he champion of Ca! nd Tom Allen, the ed him in is63, and MeCoole did nothing notable atterward. He was six fect one inch in height, and fought at about 210 pounds. He was bora i Ireland, and was 49 years of age.—Y, F. Sun, O-AAY. A Wary ED A strange lay to a lady who had been going out much to evening parties—more, some People asserted, than her husband ap- roved of. Returning one evening very late, she found both the knocker and door-bell carciully removed, and no possible means of waking the sleeping househeld, among whom was her do- mesic the first question, and “Who had done 1:2” the second, which occurred to the lady and toa friend who had undertaken to see her home. Fortunately, the locked-out lady had a mother in London, whose knocker and bell had not been removed, and under that respectable wing She passed the rest of the night. But many were the conjectures 2s to who had taken the trouble to remove both the natural appendages to a street door. The husband suggested a festive medical student—as those gentlemen were once famous for their kocker explolts— but the friend had dark suspicions that some one much nearer home had an inclination to stop the lady’s returning for good, and all by getting her undentably compromised. Can such things be?— Vanity Fair, September 4, WHILE On the Peninsula, during the war, an officer one day came across a private soldier be- longing to ose of the most predatory compantes of the Irish brigade. The fellow had the lifeless bodies of a ioe and hen Uled together by the heels, dangling from his musket. “Where did you steal those, you rascal?” the officer de- manded. “Steal, is it! Falth I was marching along with Color Sargeant Maguire, and the gocse—bad cess to it—came out and hissed at the American flag, and bedad I shot him on the nee But the hen, sir? how about the hen?” “Ivs the hin, is it? Bad luck tothe hin! 1 caught her laying eggs for the rebel army, and as a federal soldier I could’at stand that’ auy- bom. and T give her a ick that stopped that act of treason!” DE MAN OX Woman, Christian or sinner, who can’t wisit de theater widout feelin’ wicked over it, Cr widout bein’ hurt by it, had better hang up on a pole ‘longside o’ dried apples De man who cmagines dat de Lawd put him on airth to carry a face like a Dutch cheese, and 10 shet his soul up like an oyster, has no bizness to tum aroun’ an tell odder folks how happy argels amin Keaven. As to hoss racin’, tt kin be car’d to extremes, same as lots of odder fings, but when I find a man who turns away froma square, honest. race whar de bes’ hoss am gwine to win, I sot him down as a chap who sarves d> Lawd cn Sunday an’ beats de grocer an’ boocher Goorin de balance of de week.—Deiroit Pree ress, A DSLICIOUS SENsaTION.—A man with his face drawn into wrinkles an@ his hand on the plac where the lower end of his vest rested, crawled into a doctor's cftice on C street yesterday, and Temarked between gag} ‘Ah Doctaire, 7 What's the in ter?” asked the sawboni delicious pain in ze bowe: by gar—ze most—what you quisite, deliclous—We-e-e!” Tie was relieved of his delicious seasatioa for $10,—Nevaca Chronicle. THE Lati THING in Lhe way of a “sell” Is done us Ichows: The better says to his victim, "4 bet a sh dollar hat that I can name twen- bat will go for Haneoe! i bet 1s of course promptly accepied. ‘Then the victimizer adds, *-Pli bet a fall overcoat that I can name four other stat Ic is at tats potat that your “gigantic inte wants to come 10 your rescue Don’t take bis last bet untess, you want to take a silk hat and pay for an overcoat for the other fellow. There 13 no rea- son In the world why he can’t name four other states, See? Yet. several men in Norwich here Jielded to the tempter.—Noriwich Star, MALAPIAL Fevex prevails in Springfleld, Mass, to an extent never before known the! itis estimated that there are nearly 1,000 cases, generally. howover, ofa mild type. oard of Health has been lnvestigating the subject, and in response to inquiries tae physt- clans of Springfield and vicinity assert has been a st ay prosress ofa inalarii nine years past, due to causes Which no one can explain, ments for of Which 25,410 tons were shipped by the ©, ratlroa ‘Keever, threats to Edward Long: $300 bonds ut In his ou ehuraed every morning, and d “Ward” prints, cheese, butterm! eee ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE LIC FOR ALL DIs TAIN ANDE INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STR RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERV, DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, ETC. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- ACHE. usband. “What was to be done?” was GEORGETOWN. DRATH OF A WELL KNown PRigst.—Rey.Chas. I. Fwimer, 8. J., who ated in Boston on Sunday night last, at St. Mary's paroculal resideace, Cooper street, in the 4sth year of his age. was well-known In Catholfe cireies as an excellent educator of youth, he having tangbt the higher | branches for many years in Georgetown College and other tnstitations ia charge ot the Society of Jesus. For the last four years he has been aitached to St. Mary’s church, Boston, where he a principal charge of the parochial school for vs . vs. Dratu.—Mr. Richard Young, sr., formerly of Montgomery county, Md., but who has resided In oe for the aig five years, dled at the resi an early hour this morning, aged seventy-elght years. THE COAL TRaps.—Thirty-three boats left Cumberland Tuesda as follows: For Georgetown. Co., 994.14 tons; Maryland Co., 637. tral Co. lence of his son, No. $6 Bridge street, at. Fith 3,653.03 toas of coal 573.13; Borden Co., 464.14; Blaen Avon 3 For Alexandrta—Amertean Co., George’s Creek Co., 220.11. Ship- e week ending Saturday, 5 om . & 3 tons by the Chesapeake & 29 tons by the Pennsylvania Sulpments tor the year to tons, an increase of 430, sponding period of last year. THE GRatn TRADE.—Arrived, boat Caledonta, with 600 bushels corn and 500 bushels wheat. ‘THE CoorESs’ S11 ourpeymen wil get the increased rates. A COMPLAINT ABOUT THE Eliter dering why the houses in that town have not yet been pumbered according t> the Washing- ton system. It certaluly seetns that mouey was wasted In changing the names of th» streets unless the numbers of the houses are co re. spondingly changed. M. Ke 13 at an end, and the jOUSE NUMBERING. — People in G-orgetown are won- CITY ITEMS. PILES CURED Without the knife. Dr, Surader, 620 11th st. LODILLK'S HEADACHE Sraciric, the greatest cure ever introduced for headache, MEn’s Scr , youths’ sults and boys’ sults. handsome seiections, good aril- at pric eo. C. Henning’, 419 vited, Itching Pile: Is one of the most annoying diseases in the world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use of Dr. Sirayne’s Ointment. Tt has been tested tn makes a sure cure. The symptoms are mois- ture, lke perspiration, tntense ttchin: by SCra night, about umes Sold by all druggist thousands of instan ‘S$, and tavarlaply creased ching. very. distressing, paricalarly at S if pin worms were Crawling in and rectum, the private parts are somo- ected. Procure the olntinent at once, “ BUCBUPADIA.”"—Quick, complete cure 4 to6 days; ail urinary complaints; $1, at deuggista, For Washington at ae aVE, “ROUGA ON Rats.”—Ask drugvist for it It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-puga. 16c. @ box; for Waslington at 450 Pa, avenue, “ALDERNEY WaGONS.”—Fresh Alderney butter vered 1D 4g 103. Also, cottage Se. per qt. Sper I. d sweet qze= BITTERS A TRUE TONIC. IEON BITTERS - REQUIRING A CER- "TONIC; ES ALLY ICIE TH, LACK OF © ERGY, ET IT EN- IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE WRITE FOR THE A. B. C. BOOK, 32 PAGES, NT FREE. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., sep30 BALTIMORE, MD. SONS WHO ARE UNABL* ‘(oO PAY OC Ons yes aud sre fick with the Ma- larial and other fevers will fied a friend in Dr. MOOKE, it E c it URUSUALLyY ATTBACTIVE LINE 924 ‘ost or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOOD3. Gur Stock oF CARFETS, FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MAT; 3, &O., Is unsurpassed by ary in the city. Handsowe live cf LAGE CURTAINS just re- ceived. Low tion guarantesd. ices, polite attention and satisfac- SINGLETON & HOEKE, sepl5 No. 808 Market Space, sep2i cTs. GERMAN >. 10 bTRENGTHENING POROUS PiAs- 10 “ERs, TEN O18. APLEOE. DENTIMEDEH. asnracure for tootliache, local orneuralgic. 25¢ per bottle. A. For asia at SKS Ph: » KLOCZE! armacy, ‘a WSN U2 Othete aww, ie State t the fever is extraordinarily prevaient up and down the Connecticut Valley. In their opinion, there i wave from New Jersey northeastward, tor eigat cr IME AND CEMENT. ¥LOB’S PORTLAND O&MENT, = EET sea west, cheapest, best. SOCELAND (MAINE) Fetes beatin Amserise ALSO, CHUROH, 8CHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. *0OD MANTELS AND ‘TILING of every de- scription a epeciaity. L. E. GANNON, Syt-ly Boom 7, Corcoran Batlding. ENTLEMEN’S FALL HATS, ‘Now opening = complete assortment of FALL STYLES OF HAT3 aA for Gentlemen, Youths and Children. Algo Ladice und Misses 8, BILE AND GUANACO Ul DERBY HAT! Se RO B.H STINEMETZ, Barren, ter24-6m 1237 Pa ave.,vext to cor. 13:h st. A LirTLe Girt in Belfast, Me,, recently Gropped her dol! and broke it arm. ‘Tue doll Was a favorite one, and the accident was to the child a calamity of the severest nature. The tears started, the little lips were trembling with stlef, when a bright thougnt struck her. With heures face ie exclaimed: “Papa, 1 don’t ow a8 I care, after all, Perhaps it will be p2 in the paper!” _ me be pat —_—___—________ ‘The Yale college faculty have forbidden stu- dents from parading in Polltical processtoas. Professor Hitchcock has discovered tin in Maine. Whetber any of the recent votera there discovered any tn isa question which only the political committees can decida—N, ¥, He ERP COMFORTS, 7S cents, $1.00, $1.25, 81.50. LALGY, DOUBLE, WHITE BLANKST: Per Pair, $2.10, 3 0), $3.50, #4 uv, etc. BEST MEDICATED RED TWILLED FLANNEE, 60 cena. ALL WOOL RED FLAN’ 48, 80, 37, 40 cents, WHITE WOOL FLANNEL, 19, 18, 20, 25 cents. HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL, 8 cents, lu cents, 12.5 ceuta. FEATHER-PROOF BED TICKING, BEST QUALITY, 25 cunts. WATER-PROOF CLOTH, ALL COLORS. LAD{Es’ CLOTH. all colors. ‘The Latest styles in NeW FALL DRESS All Wool 1K CASHMER! ani ioe esat fe “pas on re GHOS GHAIN oILa” ©: 5 81.62. 101 BaTINS. SILK VELVETS and VELVETRENS. Ne INGHAM OUBTAIN LA 87, 80 ota. egagrets. OILCLOTHS. BUGS aid ‘Ds0G- C. Mt. TOWSON, ° 636 wep25 ennsylvania avenue, south ‘Near Tih streok and Center Masset. w ments to a reliable party. e20p28-6t OK SALE-A Rane Cuancr ohn _Sesant double-baok ‘Smith American OR- GAN,” with pedal bass attachinents, for: bia for an orzan éta- answer splendidly for a small Charoh ‘ool ; will sell upon easy monthly pay- SIDJEY T. NiMMO, 420 sth st. n. w- i tto be “the me FE he article of Tea they bave AUwars ON DECK ‘ith « complete Stock of the YERY BEST Goopa ibly be procured in onr ins, and at prices th: barrass: competitors and cause pric at ere ‘our tors A special feature of our atock Just at this time ia a NEW JAPAN TRA, satural leat (uncolored) It is of the first **yn; ** ang is pronounced by atta -y all who have tri Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ABTIOLE OF | GOSHEN Burren, Telephonic connections, ELPHONZO roungs, G04 Oth street, bet, Hand Fe (WALTB FRUNT.) a6 DRY GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. LACK GOODS AND MOUBNING FABRICS Blacl from S0c. to $1.25; the numbers frem 7Sc. to $1.26 are extra fine qualities heavy Nine Oloth. Henriet ac ariety; also, Bi Fringes; with af; O' Market Space. Qrecian NOTICE 13 CALLED TO OUR | pock of Bu BLACK CASHMERE, all erades of the best make. ‘clorea BILES. LTS, QUT and CO1TON SHEP TT A ods bs ad SHIRTING 288. KILEY BCILDE a a EW DHESS GoobDs. HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS. CADE SILKS. BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. HOUSEKEEPERS' 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, AND 104 DAMASKS. GERMAN HAND LOOM DAMASK. We invite an inspection t» the above goods, as they are all NEW, and will be sold at the lowest W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna, avenue. One Price. N.B —Full Stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS. 827 NEw AND BEAUTIF DRESS GOODS, RECEIVED. RES, only 25. Pure Wool Colored CASHME! & CASHMEKER, wi 101.50 n TOWELS, 15. 8, 10, 12. CARTEN’s, TUL Market Space. WASHINGTON, and SHAWLS. SUAWLS. louble BLANKETS, 22, 2 ark CALICO WAM? UTTA, the TON made, 1Ce COTTON, very chi -wide, Bleached COT tay COTTON, Piliow TH, for Men and Boys" w WE ARE SELLING. ear, 25 to $1.50. GOODS VERY CHEAP "ASH CARTER'S, Jil Market Space. NAY BLUE DRESS GOODS FROM 25c. TO $1.50. BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS. CK AND COLORED BROCADES. FRENCH WOOL SERG FANCY HOSIERY, KID GLOVES. VELVET CORDUROYS. TRIMMING NOVELTIES. ALL NEW GOODS OF THE BEST MANUFAC- TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), O16 7th st. n.w. ‘We have just ovened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUBS&ELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and mcst choice designs. Ingraia Carpets vith Borders to match. ishing will sintnine Our stock before purchasing, HOOE BROTHER @ CO., 1328 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. QHIRTS TO OBDER. " Qur SHIRTS to order are unsnryassed durability. Fit guaranteed. Yat of NEGEWEAR at bu cents, former lot of RW at 6u cents, for rs Tiegant British Halt Hose at 25 cts.'; Hosiery es, Collars aud Ouf JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, 816 F ct. 2.w., opp. Patent Office. BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. There is nothing better in the market. cantly wade, and of th ‘80 cents for the ** Gent's LINEN COLLARS, iatect styles and — quatity, only $1.60 per dczen ; *ix for 75 cents. * DLEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, _tnei8_1002 F street northwest._ gumr MANUFACTURERS. DUBBREUIL EROS. & 00., 1112 F Street N. W. We seli the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in IPTIO RUTRT o7 BE SHIRT onl; ts. ‘the EUREKA REINFO! ‘al We wili compare it with any ot wats live of GENTs' FUANISHINGS always EVIL BHOS. & CO DUBS b street. Woo” LADIES GOODS. DRESSMALING in conection with Agency s |. T. TAYLOR'S. a SYSTEM OF CUTTING, &c., At 8. J. MESSER'S new plece, 1303 F ie north- very best and “ready, for the wash tab. yetery” Shirt. DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. MEBINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Children, and Souenn nae a aad WOOL UNDER- ‘An examination of qualities and prices solicited. DOUGLASS, ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES «ML MADE TO ORD! Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Jas. H. VEBMILYA, f BOO’ oR. LADIES PABHIONABLE Go ptm strect, 2 Opposite U. 8. Patent o7ice. PRorcsaLs FOR WasTE ParEs. ROPUSALS FOR WASTE PAPER. . H. IRISH, Chief of Burean. AND _HOUSEKEEPERS, AINTERS AOENTION | Dee JOBNSTON’S DEY SIZED KALSOMINE 4xD MABSUBY'S MIXED PAINT. Best in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. caones STFS Bend for sample cards. aae—————_____sr_ 1 P cstonpaad JOHNSON & CO,, Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALEBS IN UNITED 8T1 CLS BONDS, DIS- TRICT and other INVE31 MENT SEOUSIIIES, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar? ECOND HAND CLOTUING, POTBTOLS, wen iazs 5, WATOHEs, os prioss ne Ss. eetcxgh SRY, 201°D wtroet: Garner ‘edges b; tall will he ae ———— | HE PUBLIC aRG INV. To T CALL AT OUI BTUREL AND Exawing THe Lanorsr Assontaent OF HEATING STOVES To Be Found South of New York City. Woname GE RADIANT : ASR WILLIAM, mm 1 SER ee ., BRIGHTON, and others, all finely finished ant tow clevs, Aleo, a large variciy of COOK RTOYES, ; BL RIC Et, RANGES, LATROBES, FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. A NEW ESTABL'SHMENT. Having purcaced for Cash a fail supply of evert aruicle used by Plumbers and Gas Fitters we ate pated © offer our goods on as favorable terms lo the trade as any other house. We respectfally sek an t ‘of our Stock, ov it that we ne pect cannct be beaten either a8 to yinr Feplt yas THE BEST, QVALITY FoR Tr PRICES CAN BE TAD ap LOWEST 531 LSth street. New styles received dally. Larwe-t Stock in the Dis No trouble to how goods. E. F. BROOKS. 45¢h st.. septa Corcoran Butlding. ABLE WARE. _ Hlonscheepers fitting Ont or rep'e ishing can Sud all they require at ou s.cre for, Dining Beem aud Kitchen in CHINA, CROOKERY, GLARSWARE AND HOURSEFURNISHING GOODS Of best quality at low prices. M. W. BEVERIDEGE, (Mate Webb & Beveridue,) septh No, 1009 Un. av. Pa FOR COLD WEATHER, IF YOU WANT COMPONT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT TRON FURNACES. They m: ire hot air free from pas and dust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power. ful Hester'made. WALTER D. WYVILL, en2l-2m 452 Penn. G AS COUKING STOV Phe Warhineton Gas Light Compsuy have at their 4 oft iit of the SUN various Rize Dyde aus23 NG SPECIALTIES — 4° BOCIAL LATRUL S! RLEVATED UVEN RANGE. S STAB FUMNAS yin the market “th On. LTON @ SHEDD 109 Vth street m, _RAILROADS. Q THE GREAT 1] SSO PENNSYLVANIA KOUTE Tu = ORT! ine Cars to Louisville abd Onicais; 10:40 aan. daily, with Sleeping Oars from Uarrisburg to Cincipnst, St. Louis and Chicas >; 930 p.m. duty, with Palace Car to Pittstva-s. BAL NORE AND POTOMAO [ATLROAD. For Canandaigua, Rochester, Batsto, Nis Pith Pevlor Car to Wathing and the North at 0 am. except sunday : 9-30 a,m. dally, gxeost aturdays with Palace Care to Gana’ laixta and Watkins For Wiliae-sport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1040 8.1m. daily, except Sunday. For New York and the East, 10:40 a.m., 2:10 and 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, 10:0) p.m." Limited Exprest of Pullman Parlor Cars, 9:30 a.m. & capt Sunday. 3 N. Y., afl through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of lio vkilyn Annex. affording direct teausfer to Full ‘nstrect, ayoid- in: dc uble ferrisge acroes New York city. For F1 ip hia, 10:40 m., 2:14. 6:49 and 10-00 pm. On Bunday, 6:40 aud 10:00 p m. Limited xpress, 9:30 a.m. daily, excont Sunday. For Baltimere, 6:40, 840, 9.30 1040 a.m, and 2:20, 4:40, 5:40, #30 and 1-90 p. On or day, 8:00, 10:40 a.am., 5:49, 9-30 and 10:00 m 7 For Fye's Creek Line, 6:40 am. and 4:40 p.m. asl3, exceyt Sunday’. For aunapolis, 64U a,1n. apd 4:49 p.m. dally, ex- ALEXANDEVA AND FREDERICESBURG RAIL- WAY AND ALEXANe KIA AND WASHING. For’ ficrardrin 7-20, 9.11 a.m, 4:20,5 6:25. Sand tt 36 p.m. Ga Bandas at 7, 9 wm. and Ep, For Kictmond and the South, 7 a.m. daily, and 5-20 p in. daly, except sunday Trains kave Alexandra for Wasultcton, 6, 8, 18 a 12-50, 3, & 7 and 9-050 2 , and 12 mid night. On Bundsy at$ aud 10a m., 7and 905 formatioa, sleeping and tions can be procared att r of 13th street ani & iis) aa d at the di h le noon telaties iid at the depot, whare orders can or “ cline of baxwaue to detiuation trom botels = PF ARMER, General Passo~ger Agent. c VTOMSON, General M opt? Batrtrmore AND CHILO RAILBeAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK, National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, th west. d Sow 3 To take effect ny, May 254, 1! t 1:80 p.m. LEAY HIG PON F 5.0 ¢.m.—Ba'timore, Ellicett Gity aud Way Sta- Hon! & m.—+ Baltimore Express. s.— Baltimore, Annapolis an’ way. (Piea- ‘tresburs, Winchester, Usxorstown, Frede- - ne) int of Rocks and way tations. rics Express. ais. Boson and Chicago, Ctumbus and rod wa aud ‘east of car to Oin- to Sandusky ress. Stopsat Bladeas- surel, Annapolis Jane — Annapolis, Ellicstt City a ~pBatemore and Tanrel Expreae. Th-—40n Sunday ¢ Cnore aod Way. cw Xork. Philsde'piis end’ Boston -—Paltimore aud Way Stations. (Win- ‘rederick, Hagerstown au: Way, via Bo- .—Baltimore, Bladensharg and Laurel at Annapolis 4:50 p. Express Frederick, via Re ay. bi Junction. 35 p m.—tPcint of Rocka, Fi wick, Winchester and Way Stations int cf Koes end Way Stations only. itimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- p.m.—tCbiergo and Co! Sleeping care to Chicaso daily. 6:45 p m.—t Philadelphia and Balt: ‘ét Biatensburg and Laure’ p.m. Point of Rocks and Wey Stations. Ssttimore aud Wa" Paateome. —BALTIMOKE AND LAUSEL EX- URS. #0 p.m.—tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicaro and pti ree ae re een es exc pt Sunday.) plog care 4 a S$uo pan —tBaltinore, Bladensburg snd Laurel Express. = & —{NEW YORK, PATLAOELPEL Bos} ON AND BALTIMORE ES a car to New Nork, aid epecial eleo, Lue ear to ‘bails. Sunday only. Other trains daily.except dey. ‘All treic® stop at Relay Station. For {erther information apply st the Baltimore Offices, nxton Station, and , 4th and auia avenue, where orcers will be taken for ty to be ang ‘at amy point in ie city. Master of Tra: EM come. Ticket wert. ©. K. LORD, General PassenzerAgont. myl7 See Stops 6 CORA BLAND, M. D.. e Hiss removed from 505 13th et n.w. to 1209 ‘st. n.w., Where she may be cousulted fos- eiieccoee i ee Office in residence. sepll-3m_