Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1880, Page 4

SNING STAR. -October 12, LSS0. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF WASHINGTON, Oct. 12, 1 For the Middle states, northwest to south- west winds,, partiy cloudy weather, light local Fains, followed by rising barometer and slight fall in temperature. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office day:—7 am., 872: 7:3 2 pra, 6% —_————EEe LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Maggie Mitchell tn “Jane Eyre.” Ford's Opera House.—*Razel Kirke.” Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 11 p.m. and extinguished at 4:20 am. One hundred members of the Philadelphia Constaller Volkfest verten, accompanied by their wives, were In the city yesterday to attend the Volxtest given by the Suablans at Leeil2r’s Garden. m ‘The Nationals won 4 ball game from the Chicago nine yesterday, the seore standing Ttol ‘The Franklin Mutual Rellef Association met last evening, and the applications of 116 persons who desired to become members were re- ceived. ‘The Light Infantry has recelved permisston from the governors of Virginia and North Car- olina to pass through those atates on the to Atlanta, Ga., for which place they lea Saturday next." They will take Donch’s band with them, carry over 100 muskets and will be absent about five days. The Knights of i: elected the followin: Wagner, M. ‘Jao. ¥ second secretai Hieliriegel, J. A. Nissictn. hrown to. the injuries about an escaped in- u infal y Says: “On the “Ohio and fndiana age, between 3. timore & Po- Catholle benevo- ood of Wash- at road to Baltimore on mas Dowling has estate for Messrs. same pu d house No. 713 to James Eloirson, for This property 1s on the east Mth street. between street and New York a For Messrs, | tt, a} George D. . Matthews, belonging to Joan s the Conduit Intle west of Baker, road and F ; lot 1 way, ; lot 11, toJohn Quinn, for $2. lot for 3225; lot 13, to J. W. Hunter, for 2425. For Joseph Fearson, executor Part of lot Holmead’s addition ‘to ¢ town, lot 20x5 Story frame dwelling, located at the also, part of lot 41, lot 2 a bri k dwelling and loc sot Market Space. to Mrs. Laura Fearzon. or BALTIMORE AND RETURN, $1.—The Baltimore and Ohio road distances all Competition. ‘Tick ets for Paitimore abd return, good for two days. #1, all of this week. THE OpD FELtows’ Fart.—The committe: on the proposed Odd Fellows’ Fair met in tie blue room of the 7th-street hall last evening, Mr. #1. Burr chairman, ard the ta’ were arranzed as follows: Mrs. Martin, crock: ry ‘adie; Mrs. h« s+ Jer, Mrs. Randolph, M:s. ay and Mrs. Id- dins, confectionery tables; Mrs. Cowiing aad Mrs. Graham, fancy tabi able, assisted 1 Ourand to superinten ad by Mrs. Dr. Lelto: Dismissep.—In the Equity Tday in the case of Mary C. Frain Frain, bill for divoi gt. 3 | cround of cruelty, Jur ft DI ch ing the wife wit | he alsmisted this bill a few day PEE have been filed as follows: anetta Stern, north 1. and J 537; $1 Hyde and | ter, Is a comedy drama of excelient con-tru THE NATIONAL FAIR. Exhibits, Awards, the Races, Etc. The fair opened up dull to-day, and with a very slim attendance. The weather was threat- ening and gloomy until noon, when it cleared away. Most of those on the fair grounds up to noon were country people from Virginia and Maryland. tees Ba a8 arule well pleased with the various exhibits, though the most of them seemed to be taken by the very fine and varied display of agricultural machinery, all of which is kept in motion constantly, the’ steam power now being Im full working order. Thi (display of cattle has not received the attengion it deserves from city visitors. Itis much fer than that of last year as regards guality, and much larger as ee quantity. The herd of Jersey shown ir. Thos. L. Hume comes in for = admiration from all lovers of tne cattle. THE TURF SPORTS. The trotting horses have gone and many of them are taking Ve in race3 which are being trotted in Harrisburg, Pa., this afternoon. The runners who are to take’ part in the races on Friday and Saturday will arrive to-morrow, though one or two are expected to-night, Those that are now in Baltimore waiting to take part in the Pimlico races, which are to be run next Week, will not come over until Thursday morn- ing. ‘There will be a pacing race to-morrow. On ‘Thursday the tournament will take place. ‘It Is La rie to hurry the tournament up this time, so that it will not take as long to settle the question as to the best rider_as on the occasion of the tournament on the fair grounds last fall. ‘There is some talk of making It a nine ring tour- hament, instead of the orainary three ring affair. The noon train brought out several hun- dred persons, brightening up the prospects for the afternoon very much. PRIZES AWARDED TO DAY. The committee on unenumerated articles to- day awarded premiums as follows: James S. Topham, trunks; M. C. Flannery, stlver medal for improvement on the method of setting mar- ble tile and for tile setting machine. To tlas- trate the workings of the machine Mr. F: hery laid a section of tiling 6 fect each way in a very few minutes, According to the old plan this Would have taken hours. Royce & Marean diploma for display of electrical apparatus, burglar alarms and house cali be! Flannery, diploma, display of Amezican tiling; H. Browing, quid blueing and patent bitters: Boteler & Son, display of china ware. The committee on sgricultural machinery begun work this morning. As they have to thoroughiy examine the claims of the vartons machines they make but slow progress. ecmpetition for premiums in this class is also always very lvely. Premfuins were awar-ied this afternoon to G. T. Dunlop, two horse be im plough and for single shovel plough. ‘The com- japittee then went to w on rakes. For the Premiums In this class there are five or stx strong firms competing. The commiitee gave each agent fifteen minutes to explain and argue is claims. FOX HUNTERS. Mr. S. N. Hyde, of Boothby N Harford Co.. Md., who has done more to make dead scent fox hunts popular than any other man in the country, and who has su: jed so well In the Sport, arrived yesterday his packs of beagle hounds. “These dogs are so weil trained that they run mile races on the track, starting at the word go, and stopping as soon as they pass under the wire. He presented t best dogs, Joe Blackburn and Joe Rice a Thomas 1 Hume, who will en m against Mr. Hyde's and other kennels fn the national handicap, to be run next fail. Quite a number of gentlemen assembled at Tunlaw farm last evening, when a dead scent fox hunt was got up by Mr. Hyde. It proved to bean interesting contest. The party did not leave Tuplaw until atter midnight. ¢ Granv’s Arablan stallions, which are on exhibition, were Visited by all on the gronnds to- THE ONE MILE DEAD SCEN’ to-day Was Won by Brambiebush, Fashion sec ond. dogs Started. Altogether the race was very interesting. ‘Time 3m., 23s. THE SPORTS YESTERDAY. The trotting race was won by Chester after four heats wererun. Harry A-lington tak! sevond money, Lady ut third and E Rose fourth. ‘Time 2 Sy In the slow bicycle race y y Mr. J. M. Borden won the prize, a bronze The five mile dash was interesting. entries were. H. S. Owens, R. D. Smith leularly exciting. Mr. Owen took the prize a silver medal. The time made, 19m garded as good for adirt track. The last fea. iure of the programme was the competition for the bronze medal offered for the best drilied bicycle club. The Arlington club expected to participate, but falied to appear, and the Capt- tal club went through many difficult manoeu- vres, AWARDS WERE MADE YESTERDAY &s follows, in addition to those published in the Star last evening : Agricultural impiements—Best grain and fer- Ulizer drill, Baltimore Plow Co. ; seed dri!l G. T. Dunlop; broadcast grain sower, (nan4,) E Whitman & Sons; three-horse tron beam plow G T. Dunlop; two-horse do., same; three-horse wocd beain plow, C. Aultman & Sons; tivo. horse do., Slifer, Merrs «CO, Hardware, ete.—best dispiay of general hard- ware, F. P. May; do. of builders’ hardware, S R, Gittings; do. carpenter, joiner, Unner and edge tools, same; do. saws, sam>; best door lcck, same: variety of builders’ locks, sum combination locks for drawers and ‘truaks, sa. faucet, same; display of lightning rods’ L. J, Hawh Then and tin ware—Heating stove, W. D. Wyvill: weather strip, S. R. Gittings; twelve Coe shoes, J. J. Mitchell; sash fastener, S. kK. Gittings. Harness and leather—W fon harness for four horses, David Groff, Middletown, Md.; saddle and bridle. J. H. Nichols, Baltimore. Unenumerated articles—Robert_ F. Roche, tn- stantaneous calculator, diploma ; f. P. Miy « Co., Howe seales, silver medal. Amusements, &c. Forp's OreRa Hovse.—It fs a most agreeable change, after a run of light performances, to see a gocd play by a good company, and that ple: ure was enjoyed by a fine audience at F: Opera House last nigh here last season as “The Iron W bas been running in New York cit since las dated June 16, Green, trustee, Pleasant, 34,10 TRE Concerts e.Mmet last 1 naugh, I. JS. Pattersou advora of 3 thetr members in full fellowship | zat | and plact with the BALTIMORE axp Rercsy, $1.—As usual, the | Baltimore and Onto road is ahead. To ‘Bal- | Umore and return, good for two days, for $1, all Of this week. t Tue SovTH WasutNcrox Dgwocratic Cuve met last night, Mr. Hi. C. McCauley in the chair, Mr. W. E. ‘Thomas ‘secretary. Mr. Simonds | moved that the committee to confer with si ilar committees from other clubs tn ref 5 to representation on the central democratic committee be discharged from tue further con- sideratian of the subject; carried. ‘The club Passed a resolution recommending that each member of the club Pay into the treasury $1, to be used for compaige: purposes. Messrs. Thomas, Simonds and Yates were appointed a comuiitee to procure speakers for the rematn- ing meetings during the campaign. A Borris of Dr. gave large doctor ceby Of aset of Dilitard balls, valued at # from Albert S. Plerce, the proprietor of the I perlal Hotel Mr. Pierce testified that this saloon Pog te ‘ Ephraim Randall testitied that fe rame to bis saloon and offered the balls for sale. Oficer Fritz testified tuat he ar- Tested the prisoner, who sald if he was le: off he Would produce the balls. He was sentenced to # days th jail, and restitution ordered, and in detault of restitution 30 days additional An appeal Was noted and bonds fixed at $20. - WASHINGTONIANS IN THE DALTIMORE Ci ABRA TieS.—This morning Commanderies of Kn ghts Templar of the District, headed by the full Marine band, made a splendid appearance as they irarched ‘to the B. & 0. depot to take the train for Baltimore. where they partietpate in the Masonic demonstration to-day. ‘To-mor- row the Alexandria Light Infantry and a repre- sentation of the District fire department will wo over to take part in the parates. Thursdiy nights of St Patrick, i, Peter and other Catholte uczanizations go ‘over. Last evento ‘the battalion of U: med Patriarchs of Od Fellows accepted an’ invitation to go over on , and Made arrangements to leave at 10 e@clockr. The Knights of Pythias held a mass meeting at Calanthe Castle Hall last evening, abd made arrangements to leave on Friday Morning. Quite a number will goin uniform, ard Weber’s band will g» w.th the battalion. As Wil be seen by the noice elsewhere, another ng meeting will be held to-tight. On Saturday a number of Dicyelista wil over 10 ipa im the grand meet at nu | evenin; ion, domestic acd wholesome, with erisp dlalozu: and strong points of Interest throughout. ‘The cor y performing it as 1 needs to ! impersonation of the stern father is a vigorous stage picture, Iti ger in the memory, and Ferguson’ y Green” 1s a mos pleasai PL Kirke, “D Travers” and others are also in nd no one will regret an evening e Opera House this week. NaTioNaL THEATER.—The National was well filled Jast evening, when Maggle Mitcheil ap- Feared a3 “Jane Eyre,” with a company tit gave her fair support.’ The play was well set, q the detalis managed witli care. AS “Jane £yre” Maggie Mitchell 1s well known to Wasi. ington audiences. She enacted the role last with her usualsucces. Mr. Russell a3 “Lord Rochester,” the leading character of th. support, Was very good indeed. Hts flac staze presence adds not alittle to his success as a2 actor. Mrs. Allen, as “Georgiana,” was ac. able. The other members of the compan y sec- Ondid Miss Mitchell in making the performance success. “Jane Eyre” will be repeated thts evening. To-morrow evening “The Pearl of avoy. MORE AND RETUKN, $1.—Take the B: more and Ohio rallroad for Baltimore. Ti t sd all this week, good for two t | dayg, at $1. Ons TRIAL FOR MURDER—Yesterday. in the Criminal Court, Judge James, the trial of Joun Beckett, colored, indicted for the murder of Kosalee Ellen Harris, tn July, 1579, was con- Unued after our ~~ closed—Mr. Perry tor the vernment, and Messrs. W. A. Cook and &. Il. “all tor defence. After several witnesses had testitied, Beckett was placed on the stand and testified Unat Poindexter came toward him Ubrew his arm around him, aud struck him; the witness cried out that he was hit, and Poludex- ter sald “that ts not all I am gotng to do to ye you — of a —-; lam going to kill you.” Poln- dexter put his hand behind him and started to- ward witness, when Beckett drew his pistol and fired. After he shot they both stopped for « minute, and then Poindexter came back at him @ second time, and the witness ran. ‘This morning the evidence was closed. Mr. Perry said he would claim that if Beckett had killed Poindexter, and was guilty of murder, the killing of a third party was murder also’ and so if he bad been guilty of manslaughter if he had killed Poindexter, the kiliing of the third party was manslaughter also. Mr. Cook, for the defense, sald that he would claim, and endeavor to show, that the death was not the result of the act of Beckett, but was the resuit of the treatment of the wound—in other words the treatment caused deat ‘he court re- marked that the question hinged on what was &@ mortal wound, and that was a question of fact for the jury. Mr. Perry ms the 0} argument for the government, claiming a verdict under the evi- gence. Mr. Fallis replying this afternoon and Mr. Cook will follow to-morrow, ——— AND RETURN, $1.—All this week, go:d for two Uckets to Feturn, Uy Band 0. road vor sete LE CBARGED wiTn Yeater ou District Government Affairs. Commissioner Dent will leave for St. this eveniny wpuildls permits by I Ei 3 ed by Inspector Ea- twisle: Ayers & Belt, erect a two-story dwelling Boundary, near 19th st.; $1,000. N. G. Ordway, Tepair brick house, 111 East Capitol st.; $500. A! W. Fiske, Oy sett brick, 1520 Columbia st. nw. 3600. C. B. Pearson, erect seven two-story brick houses, R, between 16th and 17th sts. n.w.; $5,500, THE DETECTIVES IN INDIANA, The communication of U. 8. District Attorney Corkhill to Major Brock, published in Tag Sta® of yesterday, was laid before the Commissioners this morning, tn which the responsibility of sending Deiectives Miller and Rrcetresi to Indiana was placed on Attorney General Devens, ‘The Commissioners state that they have nothing further to do with the case, as the Unitea States goverpment has equal rights with the District goverLment to the services of policemen. A DISTRICT EMPLOYE IN CINCINNATI. The pubiishea statement in a rare paper that a democratic District employe, who hatis from Baltimore, and a protege of Senator Pink- ney Whyte, had absented himself without leave and hed gone to Cincinnati, ts verifled by the following telegram received ‘yesterday by the chief in the engineer's department, under whom he Is employed: “CINCINNATI, O., Ot. 10, 1880.—6. H. Brily, Room 31, Morrison Building:—Urgent business called me west. Wtll report not later than Thursday morning. [Signed}—C. R. PsyTon.” ‘The Commissioners state that they have no knowledge of the absence of any clerk or em- Ploye of the District cfiices on poiliteal missions; Uhat quite a number or leaves of absence have been granted, and that they do not propose to interfere with nor inquire into the business of any clerk who gets such leave, provided that he is entitled to a leave. MORE LIGHT. Lieut. F. V. Greene has.authorized the Wash- ington Gas Company to erect street lamp3 as follows: One on sth, beyond Boundary st.; one corner College and 4%¢ street extended; ote on Pomeroy, between 6th and ith sts. n.w.; one in Puréy’s Court, between Ist_and 2d and Band F Sts; one in Madison alley; one In Chew’s alley: one in Brown's alley, veen 5th and 6th and G and Hi sts.; two in Cox alley, between 6th and 7th and » and E; two in Springman’s alley; two in Desmond's alley;ffour in Fighting alley; two in Aiken’s alley; tivo in Freeman’s alley; two in Goat alley: three In Shepherd’s alley; three on Vermont avenue at 15th st; two in ‘alley, be- tween 13th and 14th and Gst. and d : two in alley, between 13th and 14th and F and G sts.; ene tn alley, between 12th and isth and E and F sts.; one ‘in alley, between 11th and 12th and G and i! sts.; one In alley, between 1st and 2d and B and one in alley, be- tween ist and 2d and © and Canai ‘sts; ene tn all between 3d and 4th and A and B st In alley, between 6th and 7 and E and G sts. 3 lwo in alley, be- tween Ist and 2d and A and East Capitol ‘st two In alley between 9th and 10th and P and Q Sts. n.w;* one.in alley between 9th and 10th and Rand § sts.; two in alley between Q and Rand Vermont ave. anc isth sis.; two in alley between Oand Corcoran and and 1ith sis.; one in Kingipan Place, between 13th and and Qsts.; one in alley between M 9th aud 1th sts. t isth and H and tween Nand O Stover’s alley, between 2 and I sts.; one In Casey's , between Vermont avenue and 14th and K and L sts; ene in Green’s alley, between 13th and 14th and K and L sts; one in Brown’s alley, between 14th and 15th and {and K sts; one in Stone’s alley, between E and F and i0th and 1th sts; one in Thom’s alley, between 9th and 10th and ty Ist ne in Locu: alley, Land M and 43 and 6th ; nane’s aliey, between H ar id ; one in Draper's alley, between 18th and B and C st: 14th and 15th a 2th a ; and one ia alley between and nd Corcoran sts. now, YOu CAN Save from $5 to 01 chine by calling at Oppenheimer’s, corner F. ae A SERIOUS AND SINGULAR Loss.—The Baltt- more Syn of this morning Mrs. Enna Simms, residing at No. i425 5th street north- west, Washington city, but stopping In Balti- more, dropped a package of notes, amounting (0 $),300 from her pocket on North’ Gay str g!, hear Dallas street, about 10 o'clock yesterday moming. The mopey, somewhat scattered about, Was picked up by Mr. John Myers. Ie remembered that it was the day of the grand Procession, and looked upon the shower of grcenbacks as a sham of some advertising de- lusion, he resolved at once to make it a com- plete give way, and handed around the money to all who desired it with an abandon beaw- tiful to behold. Scenes that were ludicrous in the extreme ensued, though ther ending was serfous. Theidea of Mr, Myers took readily and five cent cigars were coolly Mghted with twenty dollar ‘notes, near'y all the money being in notes of that denowtuation. Street gatins pasted a few around on awning posts to deceive unsuspecting strangers. A boy sold one $20 for 25 cents, and it fs sald $500 ad- ditional were sold for the same amount. A lady residing not far away, got a $20 note, which she said she would keep in memory of the great celebration. A friend begged her for it that she might frame tt and keep It, and the lady gave it to her. Mrs. Simms meanwhile in- formed Ofiteer Gibson of her loss. He hastened to the spot and managed to recover $459 of the amount, among it the $20 note gotten by the lady mentioned above. The discovery ot the fccis caused consternation among those who had so freely made away with what they be- Keved to be bogus treasure, and much regret expressed for the sustained by Mrs. Simms. The case 1s decidediy one of the most singular on record. SS Brst $15 table board in etfy 1104 leth st. t MARRIAGE LICENSES haye been issued to Pat- rick Condon, of Allegany county, Pa.. and Mary Condon; Henry Robinson and Moilie Bures, John W. Gross and Victorine Brown: Wi y narles askins and Mollle M. Mullin; Scliman Cook and Ida V. Weeden, both of Arue J randel county. Md. DERBIE: cents, t H&Lp FoR BURGLAKY.—Thls morning In the Police Court, Judge Snell, three young colored men—Jobu Green allas Mitchell, Albert Dodson and Albert Minor—were charged with burglary in having broken {nto the residence of Taomas H. Moran, No, 1118 ith street northwest, on the of the 5th instant, and stealing therefrom Jewelry Valued at $15 anda suit of clothes. ‘These partics were arrested by Sergeant Saffell with cfficers Slater and McDonald, and Lieu- tenant Greer and Sergeant Saffell’ recovered he goods, finding the jewelry in one place and othing at another, Thé testimony of the officers was to the effect that Dodson owned up to being on the outside watching while the Oihers were In the house, and it was also shown that Mitchell! had gone toa woman's house dressed In two suits of clothes and taken on> at Samstag’s, at 7 THE COURTS. Court In GrwSRAL TERM. GEORGETOWN. BOOTS AND SHOES. xe , Carust’s executors agt. Carter; on jupreme Cot ct ". ceuate of Robert V. Hagrison; on hearing. Crrcuir Covet, Judge Cor—(Special Term.) Yesterday, Bungardner agt. Prince; judgment by default. Equrry CovrtT—Judge Cor, THE COAL TRaDE—Thirty-six oats left Cumberiand, Saturday, with 2,936.08 tons of coal as follows: — For Georgetown, Consolida- Uon Co., 667.15 tons; Maryland Co,, 546.14 tons; New Central Co., 346.09 tons; Borden Co., 576.09 tons; George's Creek, 284.11; Individual, 225.12 tons, For Alexandria: American Ca, 333.18 tons. OSBORNE'S BOAnD rant iis St Soe oF wisest ot Loudoun, | MURGGSE FO Poche abies, oe 5 . Frain; bill dismissed. | with 3.500 bushels of wheat. St. n.w. Classes for advanced pupils In Art an whestir agt. National Fair Association: further | | MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGEB—OMerings on | Literature; aleo, in Ance.t and’ Modern Tan- proof ordered taken. Johnson agt. Johnson; ponenap! Oe ase ae ot wheat, with | guages. 7-3 Teferred to auditor to state recetver’s account. ¥ Sty. (00L OF 078 a Eulot, administrator, agt. Mclean: W. | ‘Tne Tow Parn Cvs met at White House ha | GOGOL OF MUSIC: 707 sitet now. Rates | Mchean, administrator of Mary W. Hughes, al- | last evening, when several new members were | teachers im piano, voice, organ, etc Tree exer- | lowed to Decome party. Mason Mason; tes- | enrolled, and addresses made by speakers from | cises. Cherch organ. oct | Uimony ordered taken before W. der. New York, New Jersey and Virginia. = ; Shuster; demurrer over- ee ee ae [ELE ¥. PBUD HOMME is ronnie. Tr hojsay, Morrison agt. ; - inw her evenine French classes. Great advan- ruled. Dunawin agt. Dunawin; decree settling | _A CHILD'S DgarH FROM HyDROrHOBIA.—At | tages offered tO ein eRe hola aounes. nights. Tuohy agt Holtzman; wrustee author- | Elmira, N.Y.. a child two years old, son of Mr. Beinn webt orally. Klocution and conversa | ized to accept offer. O’Conner agt. Murphy, | George Selway, was bitten in the face eight | tion for advanced pupils. Ladies’ classes at 11 a.m. hearing of motion for injunction fixed. Fowler | daysago byahound. The child dled in great | Children’s at 3% p.m. all at $10 Lith st . between agt. Dick; Garnett appointed guardian ad litem. | agony Monday morning of hydrophobia. At | 12 8-m. and 1p.m.; Monday and Clursday after Kelly agt. Warner; injunction denied. Umes it snapped its teeth together and would | 4% P-™- oc'd CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge James, imitate the barking of a dog. Yesterday, George L. Gant; assault, with In- tent to kill—arraigned, ana pleaded not guilty; recognizance taken. Albert Donn; arson, nolle pros. John Beckett, murder; on trial. . Pouce Covrt—Judge Snell. Yesterday, after our report closed, the case of Wm. Hi. Dorsey, charged with using personal violence on (6. L. Shanks) @ member of the po- lice force. was continued. Henry Johnson, as- Sault on Fanny Woodson; $5 and bonds to keep ST pBOENS COLLEGIATE | INSTI- TI Vermont ave. Svening classes in Pen- manehip, plain and ornamental, Ens’ ish Graminat, Gree! ich, Gi m1 2 will ed MONDAY. Oct 4. at 7p. se a TOBIAS, Pi BRO. ‘ROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KIN- DERGARTEN, Misses POLLOCK & NOERH ncipals. Education thoronh in all departments. Boston teachers in. primar German trained Women’s RIGHTS AS VOTERS.—Mrs, Helen M. Slocum writes to say that State Superintendent Gllmore’s assertion that “only women owning or hiring taxable property can vote” for public school trustees has been contradicted by “many. of the best lawyers and judges in the state.” She tears, however, that the contradic‘ion has come too late to be of avail in the country dis- trlets, where the superintendent’s statement jormal clas : for will have the effect of keeping many womea from the polls to-day. Mrs. Slocum Says that she has Known men not having the specified qualifications who yet took part in school elec Uons and aided in the selection as trustecs of men who could neither read nor write,—N. Fr. Herald, to-day. —____. CITY ITEMS. CUSTOMER'S DEPARTMENT, second floor. To my patrons: Please give your orders ahead of wants. I am now taking orders for the 1st of the peace. John B. Floyd. assault with intent to kill his wife, Ella 8. Floyd; continued. Isa- bella Fisher, assault; forfeited collateral. ‘To-day, Mary kyan, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. gAlexander Lancaster. loud and bolster- cus; $5 or 15 days. Henry Jonson, indecent exposure; $&% or 15 days. Geo. Salisbury; vaz- TaLcy; bonds or 90 days in the workhouse. Chas. Young ana Wm, Smith, loud and boisterous; $5 cri5dayseach. John Harrison, do.; forfeited collateral. Benjamin Malery, do.; $5 or 7 days. Mary Frances, do.; do. John T. Goss, do.; for. felted collateral. John N. Williams, larce con in German free. 1127 sep30-1m. MashereriTan SEMINARY AND KINDERGARTEN BOARDING AND DaY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GHTLDREN Tesumed duties SEPTEMUER 17TH. Metropolit: Kindergarten Normal Institute, QcroweR 13TH. Principal, Mise B.C GRAVES, 803 18:h st. n-w. sep30-1m_ it ladies. Daily instru Ith st new ypAeirs SATURDAY EVENING pA RECEPTIONS Wil commence SATUKDAY, October 20, 1830, from 7to 10 p.m. The practicing of new fieuras a set of billiard balls from Albert S. Pie 01 of the GERMAN wiil bewin at ohoe “Tickets to the dase in jall and restitution ordered, and in de- | NOVEM. oc onette, ame can be liad at the Academy only, 914-916 & fault of restitution 30 days additional. John GEO. C. Hew: ‘Reduced rates for season tickets. 8e30-1m Quinn, assault on Willie Franklin; continued on " gio 7th strest. —— = defendant’s personal bonds. Wm. H. Dorsey, ——— ain \PECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED disorderly conduct; $5. Also Charged with using | Iremmxa, sealy and scrotalous humors spead. | 9, totheexce ent cpnortunity for thorough train personal violence on Officer Shanks, member of the police force; grand jury. Samuel Shelton, charged with killing an ortlan out of the season: defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $2. Wm. Keppler and Chas. Fries, affray; $1 each. Robert Brooks and Friederick Brown, larceny of a shaw] irom Edward S. Hartogensts; 30 days each ing in C.assies and Mathematica. in Day and Even- ing classes, at the ECLECTIC SEMINABY, 1434 Q st. Z RIGHALDS, Principal. sep2s-lm a) ee ADELAIDE 8. PAYNE HAVING AVE returned to the city, will resume her inet: tion in Voice Building ‘and Elocution. T2thet. n w. ily, permanently and economically cured by the Cuticura Remedies when all other human agencies fail. Who can doubt them after read- ee the authenticated cures dafly published fo this paper? Another Miraculou in jail. Wm. F. Winslow, assault on Emma 70 (he Edi/or of The Evening Siar: \ W. FLYNN. A.*1, 702 5th Winslow, his wife; personal bonds to keep the Sie—The writer cheerfully recommends Dr. §, Classical. Mathematical and Conim ‘ace for SIX months. John Grcen, alias Jolin | Dewey's treatment for nasal catarrh. Wash. stitute for eM y Latin, Greek, itchell, Albert Dodson and Albert Minor, | snuffs and inhalations I have tried In my case, | French, German and English Day session. 810 burglary; grand jury—Donds $1.00) cach. Henry | and I found them useless, Dr.Dewey has restored | Het duarter. Evening clacees, re wt Jobuson, larceny of some household articles; 60 | me to perfect health. and it Was done at one E Anmapniiatd eh conse eee gays in jail. George Mudd, assault on Wim. | sitting at No. 50S 11th street northwest. Private leseous on moderate terms. sop2T Kobinson: $1. Dewey 18 an expert in his spectalty, and its iFrank Pugligst is the name of the musician | Extirpator 1s most sovereign. Reader, if you Qranisa THOROUGBLY, PRACTICALLY who was’ fined yesterday, not Policer as re- ht, at 1228 6th st.n. w.ee25-Im Benen) CROSS ACADEM chusetts ave., has reopened a child: Z ard correctly ta are troubled with catarrh, by all means call and see me, at No. 1308 16th street northwest, and I will convince you that nasal catarrh li: found a master. JOHN A, SIMMS. EDGAx’s COUGH Srzcrric is the best. im RENEAR'S COUGH MIXTURE, 25 cents. Renear’s tonic for wind dyspe 7 Itching Piles Is one 0° the most annoying diseases in the world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use Of Dr. Sirdyne’s Ointment. It has been tested im thousands of instances, and invariably makes a sure cure. The symptoms are mols- ture, like perspiration, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in aud about the rectum, the private parts are some. Umes atfected. Procure the ointment at once. Sold by all druggists. A CANDIDATE telegram from ‘OR Co: aR ingston, N.Y. : Colonel A. J. Clements, the greenback candi- date for Congress in the 14th district, has mau- IN TROUELE.—A Oct. 11th, 2 Are prepared to private 9 ture and Harp: also, ip Pencil and Orayon Draw- ing, Decoration, Painting on China and Silk. Mater Colors and Ol Vainting. erate. e au aged to get himself into trouble. Clements lives in Liberty, Sullivan county,where be keeps the village hotel. On Wednesday last Josep Blocmer, a farmer, who lives about two mlies Irom the village, came to town on business. While there he drank several Umes in Clem. ents’ hotel, and became so noisy and abusive that Clements ordered him out of the house. He retused to go, Whereupon Clements, seizing a heavy spoke of a Wegoa Wheel, struck Bloomer a stinning blow on the head, whicn knocked him senseless. It was some Ume before the men partially recovered consciousness. At last reports he was ina critical condition, and not J ATIONAL MEDICAL COLL (MED. DEPT. COLUMBIAN UNL THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL SES3ION For 1880-"S1 of this GeLeye will commence on MONDAY EVENING, Octouzn 4, AT 8 O'CLOCK, AT TE COLLEGE EUILDING, Hét., » When Dr. ELLIOTT COUES, U.8.A., will deliver the introductory Address, to'which tiie profession and public are cordially invited. For further information apply to St . LER, WD... expected to recover, A number of persons who 20 8 A fete Mt only saw the alfray claim that Clements was to) | From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, mg. 9,, | —2P2210tSeolst__2111 Penpsylvanis avenue hasty in usiug such violence, as Bioomer was Bi res RUF, AND MES. J. H. SIDDONS completely under the iniluence of liquor wuich he procured from his assailant. altimo: I have used Colden’s Lievig’s Liynid Extract &re prepared to form Re: “0 classes and wive of Beefand Tonic Invigorator tn ray practice, private instruction in Pure Flocntion to individuals and have been much gratified with the result. a ree Address J. H. meee Wak BETWEEN GREW BRITAIN aND Burman —| AS @ tonic in all cases ot debility, weakness, —— A dispatch to the London Standard trom Tnyet- | anemia, chlorosis, Xc., it cannot be surpassed. ARK SEMINA! . ox myo repor es that King Be pan rendered aro Sold by all druggists and grocers. aE ee Hine, mma fal sunt by the easy suppression of the rebellion Sore By gets Under Prince Syeunge has been preparing to | ., 0% HARTLEY'S great remedy for catarrh and Puncipale: Drawies Prof | French make war on the prit Over one thousand Gri : = “sepz3-lin * Burmese troops have arrived at the frontier, and | Sold by all druggists. Sepl-w,s,m,2m | Prof. 0. Grw oS they dally expect to be reinforced py one thou- sand more. A message 13 also expected from the King demandiog indeinnity from the British tor losses of Burmese subjects from Nyoung- okes’ expedition, or the troops will Imme.tiately cross the frontier. ‘Iwo companies of tafantry ae been ordered up to protect exposed vil- ages. LLE. FOULON has reopend her regular French Dey School for Young Ladies and Chiidren. Freuch iancusce only is spoken at fchool. ‘Terms per quarter :—Primary, $15: hizher classes, including English and Drawink, $13.75 and $25. Private lessons also ziven. 1132 17th st. 81-3m KS ERGARBTEN NORMAL INSTI- TUTE, for the training of teachers, with iuodel kincergartens and advanced classes. For An Elegant Tollet Preparation, hatr dressing and restorative ts found in “Zon- don Hair Color Restorer.” Tt seldom falls to restore gray hair or faded hair to its original youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is checked by its use, and 1t produces a growth of beautiful young ir, sort, glossy and luxu- riant. It certainly is the most cleanly and etf- COLOR WAR IN SOUTH CAROL fective hair restorer now before the American | circulars call on the Principals. Mrs. LOUISE occurred near Grecnville, % » 8 people. “London Hair Color Restorer” can be | POVLOCK, 929 8th st. ; Mise BUBIE BOLLOOK, after a joint meeting of colored an obtained at all the leading druggists at 75 cents = = pis Stones and pistols were used. Two colored men | @ bottle. Six bottles $4. CADEMY OF MU IC; Were injured, one seriously. One white man | , M. sD WOMEN are Loar io. 1534 1 street northwest. was sfriously Wounded and several were sligutly KINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. . .P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc., Principal. * hurt by stones. ‘The trouble was between col- | lacking flesh, vital. brain, Bee aa use | Studies resunied Sept: 6th. auc) -2on y : “ Welles’ Heal newer.” ' Greatest remedy on sc: ored democrats and republicans. garth OF Impotency, sexual d2bilty, decline iA” Misses =e me at druggists. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N.Y.. COLUMBIAN UNE ITY. GENERAL O. B. Babcock was examined before ir Wi n at 480 Penn’: vue es the Werren court of inquiry at New York yes. | 004 for Washington at 4s0 Penn’a avenue. JAMES 0. WELLING, LL.D., terday. | He testified {hat he was on the Byd- | | “ALDERNEY MWagoxe7—eiien Alderney Dager Tue How. WAtTH a OOK, LL.D. ton plank read, below Petersburg, Va., on the | churned every morning, delivered arr tisgeh “3 Re. <> PEI ‘: 31st of March, 1865, and carried a’ verbal mes- | “Ward? prints, 40¢.” per ts PROFESSOR OF THE Law OF REAL AND PERSONAL 1b. Also, cottage T cheese, buttermitk and sweet milk 5¢. pe eon Se AND OF CRIMES. sage from General Grant lo General Sheriaau ‘The message was: “Tell General Sheridaa tnat ir in his judgment the fitth corps will do beter Ta TE SD SUPPORTERS Z, OF Com- under one of the division commanders, he ts | "PY" CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. MON L. ke Ov THE authorized to relieve General Warren afi let — See - wah him report to me.” v Part: IP. XANDER B. HAGNER, LL.D., ON CRIME Law. GROKGE F. APYLEBY, Ex9., SepGE oF Moor Covirr axp Associate PhorEsson oF Lec The exercises of thi the Law Buildinz of the University, (Ju Square, Sth street, between D end K streets, ) ol the SECOND WEDNEA@DAY IN OCTOBER (Octo- ber 13th) st six o'clock p.m., when opening ad- cresses will be made by the Profess.rs, and when Undergraduates of the previous year, a3 well a5 new students, are invited to be present. ‘The enure chars for tuition, lectures, and all facilitier cf the School, in its Undergraduate De- fartunent, is eighty doltars for a single xesr, undred and fifty dollars fortwo years, Da advance, half yearly, or in monthiy instalments, the option of studeni ‘The fee for the Post-raduste course in practice, covering a period of nine months, is $25. By particular invitation, being in response tos call from iore than seventy graduates in law and members of the bar, the Hon. alexander B. Hax- ssociate Justice of the Supreme Court trict of Columbis, will delver a Special { Tectures on Griminal Law duriag the session of 18081. ‘Tho Lectures will be given on hurs¢ay evenit «of each woek at 7 o'clock, and the general theory of the course will be explained by Judge Hagner at the openinz of the schoo! on i Rey. Levi KELLER, pastor cf tue Lutheran sad church at Funkstown, Md., who had his les brcken by a fall from/an apple tree ten days since, und in consequence of his injuries had his leg emputated on Thursday last, dled tuts Ioriipg. His remains wilt be conveyed to Strasburg, Va., for interment. R 2 attention to the te wal m3 We. CHAS. FIS Mrs. Fisher devotes he lady patrons. pr MBING, of clary HEATING, AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., At 1425 New York Avenue, Are exhibiting a fine line of GAS FIXTURES, in vew and attractive designe—Handsome PARLOR GRATES, Low and tlevated OVEN RANGES, either Portable or Brick Set; Fire-Place HEAT- RS, &c., &c., and call especial attention to THE ‘‘OOMMANDER” CAST IRON FORNACE JHE “MAGEE STANDARD WROUGHT IRON FURNACE, THE “LE 1.ROIT” ELEVATED OVEN, OO0K- ING AND HEAT! RANGE, THE ‘LE DROIT” FIRE-PLAGE HEATER. took the first preminm at the Exhibition of the National Fair Association last fall. AN OUTRAGE Fignp IN CustTopy.—A colored Tan th charge of the sheriff was taken of a train at Lynnville, Tenn., yesterday, by a num- ber of men, but was returned to custody upon the sheriff agreeing to return him to Pulaski. The meu had outraged a white girl near Pros- Ee and was being taken to Nashville for sare Keeplog. A Pov HanGs HIMSELF.—Luke Welss, 15 years of age, banged himself m Baltimore Sunday but whether acciaentally or intentionally the jury of inquest could not determine. Tae boy’s jather had whipped him shortly before the hanging occurred. JONG YING SiG, managing director of the China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Company fall. the 13th of Octcber. ‘The special fee for this course ‘ a Gor ‘Wood's PARIS RANGES. Wood's LIGHTN! ee BLO. or the southern ports of China, has arrived at | paRrOR SUN, BUNLIGHT, and Eloxent Ht Gatalene a ication to Messrs. Havanna. His object in visitlag Cuba 13 to | ERs in sock, Also REPATRS forsee BESO ae Be Cree ascertain if it 1s feasible to open intercourse by : ibematonti pete ; steamers between Cina and Havanna, EDWARD CAVERLY & €0., | 5p ehcp Se te Fac- rord 425 New York ave. | WY: a THE APPLICATION FOR JOHN I. DAVENPORT'S = REMOVAL REFUSKD.—Argument to show cause ULMONA IS SUPERSEDING ALL why Chief Supervisor John I. Davenport suould cine, rene BS) OOUGHS: pe et hot be removed from oilice tor alleged exceeding RC METTER. Pro ee Wee! his oficial duties tock place before Judges Balti ‘i ‘ by of. The Court beld that the testimony was sufticient to send the case tothe grand jury, and committed them in default of $1,000 bonds. BALTIMORE AND Rervry, $1.--Express trains, way trains, fast trains—ail to Baltimore via B: and O. road. Return tickets, good for two days, $1, all of this week. t MERRIMAC PRINTS AT Four CENTS.—A. King Chandler will sell to-morrow morning, between Sand 10 o'clock, two cases Merrima? shirting and two cases dark work standard prints, at4 cents per yard. t THE PrrresvrG Horror.—A special investi- gation of the railroad authorities as to the cause of the frightful accident, near Pittsburg, Pa., 1s now going on. Twenty-seven deaths have so lar resulted from the accident. The additional deaths since Sunday night’s report are George Cummings, J. H. Kiemond and Aunte Quinn, of East End, and Mrs. James Waketield, ot Jouns- town, Pa. Wm. Linnhardt. reported dead Sun- day night, ts sul living and is improving. Miss Rose McCabe and Mary Steinbaugh are hourly expected Lo die, NEW YORK Crry Honors GEN. GRANT.—Vast crowds gathered tn the upper part of New York city at an early hour lust evening to witness the parade and demonstration in honor of Ges. Grant. Posiious from which to view the ageant were held at a premium, as high as $13 Being paid in one instance. In the nelghborhood of Washington square the streets were almost fmpassable. The bankers and brokers’ republi- cau ciud, numbering 3,000 raea, led the column, which did not move Uli shortly before 9 o'clock. Following was one of the most brilliant tea- tures of the parade, the Republican Invinctbie3 of Philadelppia. ‘This delegation was nearly 1,500 strong. Representatives of various bus!- ness firms tn the city, to the number of 1,300, and 60 insurance men, took part in the pro- cession, ‘The stock and produce exch. were also largely represented, as well as several trades. The entire procession was not in mo. Uon until 11 p.m. Gen. Grant enter reviewing stand, bear the Worth monum Madison square, leaning on the arm ot Gen. Arthur, and both were accorded an eathustastic reception. ‘ing the General were r. J.P. Newman, tion. Marshall Jewell Loo and ee ae leon persor e ee be ings in the vicinity were tlae rations o! and illuminated with electric lights. Between 40,000 and £0,0C0 men pasted in review. MURDER IN INDIANA.—\b ile, Ind, Saturday night, Wm. Toney, wai t uh daughter of Toney's"| eo a wife. nd of the To the night beara th an e tte et., Baltimore, Md. Ena: by Rey's Geo. | i ‘ 2 Blatchford and Choate in the U. S, circutt court | ¥‘Lecch and Ac Foster, Washingtan Deo; eve, | woud Wilken, A at New York yesterday. Bx-Minister Stoughton | A: E, Giteon, M. D., Wm. 8. Edwards, D.D., D. | $24¥° 4; herbal. Bonn made a long arcument in opposition to the | H- Carroli ands. A. Wilson, Baltimore, Ma. motion, and the concluding argument was made | _octl-f,m,w3m r GmeucEerow by George W. Wingate on behalf of the motion. Judge Blatchford then gave his decision, which | |] KEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF the apna fore of 1890-451 WEDNES- Was concurred in by Judge Crea denying the MEAT, FINEST AND QHFAPEST Mt2A1 | Ober® for the spuual term of 1890-"61 inthe application for Davenpors rem ee se | AERO RAND. OF MOUS MEAL | Day EV 'G, October Gib, at six o'clock, in th missed the order to show cause granted on Sat- DISHES AND SAUCES. 916 F et. new, in Washington city ‘gular co {two years, Fifty Dollars por an- urday last. yun Fost Graduate ‘course, ‘Twenty tive Dollars. Sa Se LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT oF | For particu fan A DEFAULTER.—New Brunswick, N. J.,3ex-| “EKG COMPANY con r . HENRY DENNIS, Secretary, cited, over another defalcation. ” Postinaster | Hone should fect erateful Aes a Se: | _ser8-3m NoisHat nw Washington DO. Jas. F. Fisher, treasurer of the Union Loan A- “Lancet,” “British Medical Journal der PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, sociation, it is charged, has embezzlea $23,000 of corner of 7th and L ets. n w.—This institution the stockholders’ funds, His arrest is hourly OAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac et a progressive and successful experience of 16 Geenleation® Claims to be able to pay back the | “Baron Liebis's Signature in Blue fot eecae tee | yeare.. Te Ge ag oe deralcation. Label. positions of trunk and profit. Course of study and IN THE third district of Monroe county, N. Y.,| 4, ‘ Avitmetic. Bpencerian ical Penwanship, Mrs. Htoxanna Palmer has been nomindted for |“ Qanramptjon in England tnereased ten-foid tn | Hess AISI CC. Beene double ent ade schcol commissioner, independent of politics. to every variety of business; Elocution und Lec- She has been a teacher and active in educa- tares. “Day and Eyening Sessions. For informa- Uonal pursuits for twenty years. LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRA the College or adaress Hi ti terms call at BY 0. SPENCER, Principal. “ g MEAT. Zo, bo ed of ail Borate br argcern augi6 PEACE NgGotiations IN Sourn AmERica—| 0d Ghemista or Ealteg Sisto . AND MES. ALFRED BUJAG'S Ae London St. Janes Gazette yesterday even-| {Shetondon eaange = OO gee a Minden AND FRENGH BCHOOL £OR ing pul ed the following: ‘A private tele- x TES, a . Dw. lee gram received in London. Tron Valparaiso, dated NOW THYSELF. of this school will be resumed on the 207TH etynae ‘iiday, the Sth Instant, states that negotiations | JA’ iekdewest = a Daal RR oreo mare oe — BLINGTON 1 ie c eae Pv MY, Ay ered wi ie intervention of Buil cor. ara - DW. lelect United states SY The antela miserea that reeit from ndoretion | Cans en bof and Young Men. "Number isn x a Sea who doubt this assertion should purckets the soe Se Oey, Bonpiann Or Bona Eaprel omerachec 5s P. 7. Barxum has brought suit at Dallas, | Metical work pubiiched be the PERT OD ae Common English Branches, Book- keeping, bhiort- Texas, against the ‘Texas Central raliroad for | GAL INSTIT! Boston, entitled THE SOIENOR | hand, Higher | Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, $60,000 damages, for failure of a contract to put | OF LIFE jor, | PRESERVATION. Exhausted | in and Greek. Day and evening sessions. his ccmpany through on time. vitality, nervous and physical debility, or vitality BUBTON MAQAFEE,, A. M.. impaired by the errors f zouth oF 140 aclove applios- | gep1-3m ‘Principal. [WO AND ONE-HALY YaRps WIDE | '#sined. ARCHER JNSTIZUTE, wasH- and enla=gec, yas: anos. D. bs jars a ¢ 1401 SHEETING COTTON, WHITE, 20 CENTS. rx. fhe best | mass. avenue, silanes ais. Bt Gt ARO a ALL-WOOL OASHMERES, 25 OENTS. wold and LABROQ! 1529 F st. native BLACK BILKS, T5c., 87c., 1.00, 81 25, 81.50. tional Medical Aneooiaion: roach tastier ana, eratante = BLACK SATINS, 870., $1.00, 81.25, Bo valuable | Sorbonne Univers, Pay Parisian, BLAOK CASHMEMUS, 25, 310, Se, Ac., 6. Cosy ested cate. a : aa AND CLASSICAL LARGE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, from in French oth pre Bwté: gig i 82.50 Per Pair. by mail post paid. Bintay af the | For further information EED COMFORTS, 75c., 81.10, 31.25. supe Tandon Lancet saya:— No person should te ‘isle as the Principal, Look, Box 535. CLOTH FOR MEN AND, BOYS! WEAR, 30c., | without this, ‘book. The suthor is a aob'e | “gugia-2m 3. W. HUNT, &. M. SHAWLE, a ae = meee ¥ TU WILL A filustrated sample canes M rer Le in CLOAKS, cents for postage. Sent 1 allon bac iroridenca, 136 Pennaylvanis aos tow.” ‘FLANNEL, ‘The snthor by pertalasion, to Hon. P. A FIAWo coveas. | Becwadon>” tye been Dr. W. H. Pi Ro. 4 a, CABPETS. ie ater may Bs on at INGRAINS, 37c., 40c., 45c., 50c. Eisai Forcing Perper BRUSSELS, 87c., 90c., 950 , $1.00. ALL-WOOL IRGRAIN CARPETS, 60 CENTS. PAPER LINING, 7 OENTS YARD. C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, ots Beat Teh street. (THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT aT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penn Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 4 TEE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. JUST RECEIVED— 5,000 Pairs Children’s Shoes, only. 5,000 Pairs Children’s Sloos Gaiters, only 950. a patr, 15 Dress Gaiters in the cit; GENTS’ BOOT DEPARTMENT. Chicavo apd Kelis Kip Boot... $2aa4 The 0. . Boote, ouly ote S289 ‘The Oyster and Praivie’ Woot THESE GOODS CAN BE FOUND AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOU; 491 Penn, Avenue. LEOPOLD BRICHOLD, Proprietor. 500 Pairs Mi. 2 oct? B ¥ NOW TO BUY CHEAP. ‘The great tale of ODDS AND ENDS GENT'S FINE voor} axp GAITERS, LADIES" KID AND GOAT BUTTON, MISSES AND BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES, AT HALF THEIR VALUE, STILL CONTINUES AT L. HEILBRUN'S No. 402 7th st. n, Sign of **The Old Woman in Window sel4-Im NEW Youn snore stone, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. RELIABLE BOOTS EVEL M AND SHOES. ANT Be Bear REPRESENTED. Paces Thar ©. SYIHING ABS new Paid Back fi Brice or Goat Button -- 82.00 i Bid Bu Sac 8} ‘es’ Best French Kid Boots 84.00 fo 7.00 Ladies? Goat Button mn. re 1, 50, wort 4 GEO. McCANTHY. Qcmoon SHOES. SCHOOL sHOKS, Those n want of good, solid her, Boys and Misses Bchool’ Shoes can i Low Prices at 17 MAREET SPACE. Our Misses Pebble, all leather, Bntton Boots, sizes 11 to 2, af 61.258 pair. concly be beat. Our entire stock of Mon’s Low Shoos will be fold i. W. . HICH, 727 Merket Space, HOUSEFURNIS M.Y: BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beverides,) No. 1069 Pa. avenue. DIRECT IMPORTER or POTTERY AND PORCELAT Is daily receiving invoices of new coods from the best manufacturers in Europe. ects HE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO ‘ALL AT OUK 8TORE, ‘AND Exa SE THE LARGEST AssonTMENT OF HEATING STOVES To Be Found South of New York City. Wepane GH RADIANT HOME, THE ARGAND, : : SIR WILLIAM, BRIGHTON, i. and others, aj! finely finished and firet o: Also, a targe varicty of COOK 8TO¥ RICK regardless cf coe angi? ‘OVE*, PORT. FT RANGES, LATKOBES, ABLE and Bi FUKNACES, GRATES, w. sep LUMBER'S SUPPLIES FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purcased for Cash a full sanply of every article used by Plumbers and Gaa Fitters, we are son 88 favorable terms Qorbe'trade as anyother house.” We rorpeciaity ask an inrpection ‘cf our Btock, confidet that we cannct be beaten either as to yualify or price. McHELDEN & CO., sepl7 BLO 12th street northwest. AS FIXTURES, 532 ASth street. New styles received daily. Largest Stock in the District. No trouble to show coods. E. F. BROOKS, 15th st.. seplt Corcoran Building. AINTERS AND HOUSEHKEEPERS, P ia ATTENTION ! Use JOHNSTON'S DEY BIZED KALSOMINE AND MASURY'S MIXED PAINT. Best ia the market. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE RYNFAL, Jr., ‘418 7th st, news Send for eamiple cards. is peerane FOB COLD WEATHER. If YOU WANT COMFORT Procure cne of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT TRON FURNACES. They make pure hot air froe from gs8 and cust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Heater made. WALTER D. WYVILL, anzl-2m 452 Penn. ave. AS COOKING STOVES, = Washington Gas Lixht Company have at thelr BIAE Gis COOKING STOVES is vericas Sloat iN VES, in various sizes hud pattern. This ‘Miss Dods an 5 is the Btove used by inher lecture on evokery. Call and examine theia. aug23 HSAT3S SPEGaUTIES— MOTITS' SOCIAL LATROBE. " ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. MOTTs' STAB FURNACE. ‘8 cheap a8 any in the market ‘and warranted to wive satisfaction. ‘TON & SUEDD, aug2l 409 Oth street now. I BON BITTERS A TRUE TONIC. IEON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB- LIC FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC; ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, ETC. IT EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL. DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOMACH, THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL. NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- ACHE. WRITE FOR THE A. B. C. BOOK, 32 PAGES; SENT FREE. — 4