Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1880, Page 4

THE EVE WEDNESDA G STAR. --October 13, 1880. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPricR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER WASHINGTON, Oct. 13, 1550, 9:39 am. For the Middie states, northerly to easterly ‘Winds, stationary or slight risein barometer, clear or fair weather, and no change in temper- ature. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the th eter at the Signal Oftice during the day: Bie: 7. 59°; Tl am., if 35. 2 7:35 am. LOCAL NEW Amusements, &c., To-night, National Theater.—Maggie Mitchell in “Tne Peart of Savo; Ford's Opera Hous: “Hazel Kirke.” Condensed Locais. Street lamps will be lighted at 11 y.m. and extinguished at 4:20 a.m. ‘The following oiticers were elected last night by the Knights of st. George. No. 2: Heary Bergling. president; Adolph Mueller. captatn; John A. Nuetletn, jr., first knight; M. G. Santer, sccond knight; W. Hahn, first secretary; Emtl Wagner, second sseretary; Henry (aspari, treas- urer; M. Helirlegel, Joun’ Weller, John Geyer, ‘Tuomas Schnopp ‘and John A. Nuetlein, jr., board of directors. ‘The fourteenth anniversary meeting of John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1, Grand Army of tue Re- public, was held at Cosmopolitan Hall last even- ing, a general attendance frum all the posts being present. Songs, speeches, supper and a good time general'y were enjoyed. ‘The temperance meeting in Ryland Chapel, corner of 10th and D streets, Monday night was Well attended, and much fnterest was shown in the movem Hquor trait r made by Messrs. Eagleston, Jasper W, Johnson, Isaiah Thompson and the pastor, Rev. M. Gard- Ber, friendly and pleasant meeting of engra: teok place Monday t ers livision of the Treasury Bureau nd Printing presented bim with nd comfortable reclining chair. ee THE PUBLE Meeting o! of Engraving au elegant SCHOOLS, Trustees. faint agalust of the Force building, was fved from a num- Mr. reterred. Annis M. S. Wayne superinten 1 ts, showing— Washing- report county, "OTE Lo: . 0; Com over September, nt of pupils: Wh Inthe nun total, 435. incre the dwerage enroiny colored, 5- total, 430. or him. of thanks was ling the gift. The committee on 3 reported the following, who were con- Helen A. Duffy, normal school graduate, ud grade school, second divi: ¥, Manning. appointed sub-as- 26, sixth division, and Miss ub-assistant, 4th division. JOKING TO INCREASED SALARIES. Mr. Lovejoy offered a resolution reciting that With the increase of the school population the sponsibility of the supervising prin- cipals, the principals of the high schoois, and Inale teachers of the sth grade schools have pro- pertionally ifcreased, and the salaries are below the average, and that the committee on teach- ers consider and report what Increase of sala- ries Would be justiried, <c.; adopted. HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS WITHOUT DSSKS AND CHAIRS, Mr. Lovejoy offered a resolution that whereas Of the lvS boys in the high school, not one 1s yet provided with a desk or chalr, being com- Pelled to sit on Denches and place thetr books Upon the floor; and whereas, the contractors aceepted the order sent by the Hon. Commis- stoners, and undertook to fulfil the same, Knowing that they had never made the chair and desk ‘required, and knowing tbat they could not furnish them in a reasona bie time, of which they did not inform tne Commission€ d further, in view of the fact that the Boys’ High School and the Girls’ Jitgh Schooi partly hi tor more than amonth been deprived of their chairs and desks: Be it resolved, that the honorable Commissioners be Tequested to limit sald contractors in the time Of fulfillment of sald contract, or annul said on the ground of deceit and unreason- Mr. Fairley presented a resolution authortz- irg the rental of tional school room on Howard Univ , Which Was referred to the building comm! MORE COMPLA Mr. Love) ABOUT FURNITURE. led up the resolutions pending atthe } i. providing for the appotat- Mmevt of a committee to examine the furniture being ‘put in the schools. Mr. Lovejoy reit- erated what he haa said before as to the fural- ture not being up to the standard, and further stafed that the desks already up would soon be €racked and that a number of pupils had had their dresses torn by them, &c. Mr. Curtis satd that t Dject Was one With which the Ce missioners haa to do, and that after the furni- ture was in place they wonld see that the con- tract bad been compited with. ‘The resolution was adopted. LIQUOR SALOON: Mr. Fairley subs unanimously adopted, tue boar! that no lqu led within t EAR SCHOOIS. public sehool, So stttated ought to be pon as practicable by the pr MISCE aestion of ya and prizes, with thsi to report af tne meeting. The ct anced Mr. Chapin r nittee on teach. P city. The the bills was adopted, red & to the Dist ‘The board the ng Webster's dict Books Was reter 1 to the com- ‘The Street Sweeping Matter. To the Editor of The Sta { am glad to see “Fatr Play” so ready to defend the Hon. Commisstoners {n the supposed Wrong attempted to b perpetrated by “enter- prising citizens.” Fatr Play sees it all through “the patronage” the ex-contractor bestows on these petitioners. He sees $10,000 saved and the streets in better condition than formerly. He is evidently equipped with the present contrac- tors goggies—loaned without consideration. for this use. That there has been a marked tm- provement, dating about two weeks, ls evident. Prior to that time 1t 13 equally so, as nine- tenths of our people will affirm, our streets Were never more filthy For this last tmprove- ment our Commisstoners deserve credit, and they should have tt They claim, however, the work better done than formerly. They cballenge inspection and request a day named. It is wise to ac t the challenge and name the day when contractor ts not prepared. While not ‘One of the signers with the enterpristag eltizens; ihis is what I am gotng to do. I call on the sign- €rs to that petition not to let up too soon. The | work of attempting to clean the streets a3 they should be is of recent and short date. It is weil tor our ie to Dear in mind that tf the con- dition of our streets up to two weeks ago were Satisfactory to our authorities the assistance of citizens must not be relaxed, because they need our aid. I have “no axe to grind.” never had @ transaction with the ex-contrae! y life; Lave no Word or exchange with him or any One else in regard to this “message to the ped He,” but am fully satisfied Fair Play ts deeper interested in the “cat In the meat” than all ihe signers with Che enterprising citizens combined. Keep cool, genticmen. There ts dirt to dirty matter. INDIVIDUAL CoMPLaINanr, PARENTS AND GUARDIANS will consult thetr and the pleasure and comfort of children by = urchases at the Boys’ Clothing House of B. F v9 Pennsylvania avenue. sbinson € ORs —— DEEDS IN FEE have been fled ic qi W. W. Mackall et al. Ste ago ‘ol 8, ai] Interest in the estate of Catherine conveyed by dost _— June 16, — & at reese, J.P, Neeonus Gogh 7 '3, 74, 75 and 76, Mount BAaLTIVORE axp RETURN, —, BAtimore sna’ Ohio road ist ahead. “TS EAE OF ths Wega, "7 00d for two days, for $i, all board of Public Schoot | n from Mr. | | | | nie E. Holm length | tee on scholarship | Amusements, &c. aS ATIONAL THEATER.—M: Mitchell play N, AL. ‘THI tee at the Nati : one. To-night ppear in the “Pearl of Savoy.” T! is one of her most successful roles. Forp’s Orgra Hovse.—There was a good at- tendance at Ford's Opera House last night. ~Hazet Kirke,” which ts a delightful play, was presented in excellent style. It willbe onevery evening this week. Op» FeLtows’ Hal.—Baker’s Dramatic com- any to-morrow evening will Present “Ten Nights Ina Bar Room,” at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The performance will be for the benefit of Union Tent No. 87, I. O. of Rechabites. District Government Affairs. Commissioner Dent will leave for St. Louts this cventnes or early to-morrow morning, where he will remain for ten days or two weeks Building permits issued by Inspector Fa- twisie: Ayers & Belt, erect a two-story dwelling Boundary, near 19th st.; $1,000. N. G. Ordway, repair brick house, 111 East Capitol st.; $500. A. W. Fiske, repair brick, 1520 Columbla st. n.w.; $600. C. B. Pearson, erect seven two-story brick houses, R, between 16th and 1ith sis. n.w.; 3,500, THE DETECTIVES IN INDIANA. The communication of U. 8. District Attorney Corkhill to Major Brock, published in Tug STaR of yesterday, was laid before the Commissioners this morning, in es the responsibility of sending Detectives Miller and McElfresh to Indiana was placed on Attorney General Devens, ‘The Commissioners state that they have nothing further to do with the case, as the United States government has equal rights with the District government to the services of policemen. A DISTRICT EMPLOYE IN CINCINNATI. ‘The pubiished statement in a morning paper that a democratic District employe, who hails from Baltimore, and a protege of Senator Piok- ney Whyte, had absented himself without leave aod had gone to Cincinnati, ts verified by the following ‘telegram received ‘yesterday by the ebtet in the engineer's department, under whom ne is employ CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 10, 188.—G H.B R 1, Morris®n Building:—Urgent busin» called mie west. Will report not later thio Thursday morning. [(Signed]—-C. R. Psyroy.” The Commissioners state that they have no Fnowledge of the absence of any clerk or em- ploye of (he District offices on political mission: that quite a number of leaves of absence ha been granted. and that they do not propose to intertere with nor inquire into the business of any clerk who gets such leave, provided that he Js entiled to a leave. MORE LIGHT. ifeut. F. V. Greene has authorized the Wash- ton Gas Company to erect street lamps as : One on sth, beyoud Boundeal ‘ollege and 43¢ Street extended between 6th and 7 Purdy’s ¢ 7 one i Goat alley; Wree in Shephe v ont avent 15th st tween 13th and Mth and ¢ two tn al G sts.; 6 E and F 2th and G % 2a tween 1 one y. be- and N. ave: between 1th and 14th and F and +i alley, between 12th and 13th and one in aliey, between 11th and ni H sts; one fn alley, between ist d Band C sts; one In alley, be and 2d and © and Canai s between 3d and 4th and che in alley, between Gth and and E and G sts. sc; two in alley, be tween Ist and 2d and A and East Capitol two In alley between 9th and 1th and P and Q sts. n.w;* One in alley between 9th and 10th and Rand wo in alley between ( and K and Vermont ave. and 13th sts.; two Iu alley between Oand Corcoran and 13th and 1th sts; one tn <ingman Place, between 13th and 14ib and P and Qsts.; one in alley between M and N and 9th and 10th sts.; two Inaliey between 17th and isth and H and I sts.; one in Nailor’s alley, be tween Nand © and 9th and ith sts.; one in Stover’s alley, between 21st and 22d and H and I sts; one in Casey's alley, between Vermont avenue and iith and K and Lsts.; one in Green’s alley, between 13th and 14th and K aud L sts; one in Brown's alley, between 14th and 15th and Land K sts; one in Stone’s alley, between E and F and 1h and 1ith sts.; one in Thom’s alley, between 9ih and 10th and H and I sts; one in Locust Tree alley, hetween Land M and 4% and 6th sis. s.w.; one in Culll- alley, between Hand I and 4% and 6th '8.; one ih Draper's alley, between 12th and sth acd B end C sts; and one in alley between i4th and 15th and ( afi Corcoran sts. n.w. A SERIOUS AND SINGULAR Loss.—The Baitt- more Su of this morning says: Mrs. Fama Simms. residing at No. 5th street north- west, Washington city, but stopping in Baltt- more, dropped a package of notes, amounting to $1,390 from her pocket on North’ Gay street, near’ Dallas street, about 19 o'clock yesterday Morning. ‘The mopey, somewhat ‘scattered about, was picked up by Mr. John Myers. He remembered that it was the day of the grand procession, and looked upon the shower of Sreenbacks as a sham of soine advertising de- luston, he resolved at once to make it a com- plete give way, and ‘anded around the money to all who desired it with an abandon beati- ifful to behold. Scenes that were ludicrous in the extreme ensued, though their ending was serlous. The idea of Mr, Myers took readily and five cent cigars were coolly lighted with twenty dollar notes, nearly all the money fen So notes of that denomination. Street gamins pasted a few around on awning posts to deceive unsuspecting strangers. A boy sold one $20 for 25 cents, and it is 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 kee} the great celebration. A friend it that she might frame tt and lady gave it to her. Mrs. Simms meanwhile in- formed Ofiteer Gibson of her joss. He hastened 'o the spot and managed to recover $450 of the amount, among {t the $20 note gotten by the lady mentioned above. The discovery of the feets eansed consteraation among those who had so freely made away with what they b2- Keved to be bogus weasure, and much regret Was expressed for the 193s sistained by M! Simms. The case ts decidedly one of the mos singular on record. in memory of her’ for it, and the MARRIAGE LicgNse@s have been issued to Pat- rick Condon, of Allegany county, Pa. and Ms Condon; Henry Robinson and’ Molite Bi: Jobn W. G Holmes ar burg. Va; Perry’ Rogers; Ch ; Charles Hi ; Seliman Cook a ast nigh McCauley in the chair, Mr. W. E. "Thomas secretary. “Mr. Simonds moved that the committee to confer with sim- | Har committees from other clubs in reference to representation on the central democratic coramittee be discharged from the further con- Sideratian of the subject: carried. The club passed a resolution récommending that each member of the club pay into the treasury #1, to be used for campaign purposes. Messrs’ Thomas, Simonds and Yates were appointed a coramitfee to procure speakers for tae remain- ing meetings during the campaign. Ls.—John N. Williams, dressed young white man, was charged THEFT OF BILLIARD Bal eS | in the Police Court this morning with the iar- cety Of a set of billiard balls, valued at $22, trom Albert S. Pierce, the proprietor of the Im- pertal Hotel. Mr. Pierce testified that this young man wasin his billard saloon late last Saturday night, and after he had left the balls were missed. Ephraim Randall testified that defendant came to his saloon and offered the balls for sale. Officer Fritz testified that he ar- rested bocd hayes Who said if he was let off he would produce the balls. He was sentenced to 60 days {n jail, and restitatfon ordered, and in default of restitution 30 days additional An | appeal was noted and bonds fixed at $200, ———o— CouumBiAN UNIVERSITY Law ScHoor.—We need do no more than remind our readers that, according to the advertisement long standing in our columns, the Law School of the Colum- bian University will in its sessions this eve- ning at 6 o'clock. As the present year of the sehool opens with some new and attractive features, a large number of students will doubt- less be in attendance to hear the announce- ments made by the faculty. Judge Hagner will e== outline of Lis new course on criminal We ‘THE JEFFERSON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO- Clarion held tts annual meeting last night. The report of the secretary showed total receipts $65,951.64; expense of management, $1,531.91; original oe Subscribed, 2,507, of which 274 ican : Edsoi rs, H. H. Twombly, B. F. Puller, James H. Saville, Chas. B. im, Andrew Glass, and George W. r —_——__ BALTIMORE AND RETURN, $1.—Expreas EUs ied gonertie aye y WO i, all of this week. —__—__. BALTIMORE AND RETURN, $1.—The Semana road ciatances ail competion. ‘Nex: fare timore and return, good ‘two days, AND RETURN, $1.—Také the Bi). timore and Ohio railroad for Baltimore. T.ck. ets will be Gaye, at gy, ued All this Week, g00d for to S ceeeryunencsmpenmnnl - 4xD Rerusn, $1.—All this Feturn, by B. and 6. road ter $, t ———_.__— oF Dae“ DR Bl ta aga pay base Hor Sraxa a @iamond Jewelry at Prigz’s, Lg | vei rittee on Christian THE COURTS. A BRILLIANT SPECTACLE FOLLOWING THE GREAT Poticr Court—Judge Snell, i. Yesterday, after our ck the case of na parade Wm. H. Dorsey, c od wit Tn usne mal grand parade yesterday in Bal- harged timoney whit was att effort worthy of the city, violence on (6. 1. Shanks) & member of the po- a5 @ magnificent filumination last night. | lice force. was continued. Heury Johnson, as- The usetie sage: Along Baltimore: street the | sault on Fanny Woodson: §3 and bonds ¢ keep seene has 0 been equaled in this city. | thepeace. John B. Floyd. assault with inten! ‘Thousands of spectators move westward on the | to kill his wife, Elia 8. Floyd; continued. Isa- bella Fisher, assault; forfeited collateral. To-day, Mary Ryan, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days.§Alexander Lancaster, loud and boister- ous; $5 or 15 days. Henry Johnson, indecent exposure; $5 or 15 days. Geo. Salisbury; vag- Taucy; bonds or 90 days in the workhouse. Chas. Young and Wm, Smith, loud and boisterous; 35 layseach. John Harrison, do.; forfeited collateral. Benjamin Malery, do.; 35'or 7 days. Mary ces, do.; do. John T. , Go.; for- feited collateral. John N. Williams, larceny of aset of billlard balls from Albert 8. Pierce; 60 on the south pavement a simi! wends to the east, all g: upward with won- der and pleasure depict on their counte- nances, every feature of which are distinctly visible as the advancing masses progress west- ward, where the center of attraction finds a permanent location near the arch of the Shoe and Leather Board of Trade. ‘The thousands cannot find footing on the sidewalks and take to the streets, eS open Mae ages ubie line of vehicles—all lade! Epectators they push on with irresistible force | days in fee and restitution ordered, and in de- until the desired point of vantage Is reacaed. | fault of restitution 30 days additional. John Before traversing this distance, however, cal- | Quinn, assault on Willie Franklin; continued on cium lights, side by side with their electric defendant's personal bonds. Wm. H. Dorsey, rival, contribute to the glare of thousands of | disorderly conduct; $5. Also charged with ust feet Of gas jets, which prove a fascinating spec- | personal violence on Officer Shanks, member of tacle for those whose tardy footsteps ciog the | the police force; grand jury. Samuel Shelton, way of the masses Dehind. The Baltimore | charged with killing an ortian out of the season; and Ohio railroad and Pennsylvania rafl- | defendant pleaded guilty and was fined #2. Wm: road bulldimgs each stand out in the glare | Keppler and Chas. Fries, affray; $1 each. Robert ef the electric lights, while from the side | brooks and Friederick Brown, larceny of a streets the spectators see double rows of | shawi irom Edward S. Hartogensts; 30 days each lights, lanterns, &c., which cast a dim glamor | in jail. Wm. F. Winslow, assault on Emma over the waving decorations forming the back- | Wiuclow, bis wife; personal bonds to keep the ground. The Shoe ard Leather Board of Trade | peace ior six months. John Gren, alias Joun arch is @ solid mass of light, having a silvery | Mitchell, Albert Dodson and Albert Minor, Unge In the’body, with a bright edging on top | burglary; grand jury—bonds $1,000 each. Henry of blazing gas jets. Asseen from far and near | Johnson, larceny of some household articles; 60 the dome of the city hall presented tuc 12030 | days in jail, George Mudd, asssult on Wo dazzling spectacle of all. The twelve ribs ex- | Rubinson; $i, tending upward from the base to the top of the (Frank Pugligsi is the name of the mustcian dome Were covered with jets, While around the | who was, fined yesterday, not Policer as re- topand base were wreaths of flame. There | ported.) were 2,100 gas jets in all, each of the twelve wizdows beneath the dome belng also sar- rounded with jets, The Washington and Bit:le Iobuments were also brilliant fiuminated with innumerable gas jets and attracted a great deal of attention. Perkins’ Spriag square, in northwest Baltimore, revealed a traditionat fairy scene, being decked with nearly 390 fancy Chinese Janterns, From the north and south of kK calcium lights enhanced the brilliancy of the iumination, while Patterson’s band dia- coursed many popular alrs, which were listened ith interest by the throngs of people who crow ded the brilltant scene, A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS IN TROUBLE.—A telegram trom Kingston, N. Y., Oct. 11th, says: Coronel ‘letments, the greenback candi Clements Sullivan county,where he keeps ibe village hotel. On Wednesday last Joseph Bloomer, a farmer, who lives about two miles from the village, came to town on business. While there he drank several times in Clem- enis’ hotel, and Wecame so noisy and abusive that Clements ordered him out of the house. He refused to go, whereupon Clements, seizing a Leavy spoke or a wagon wheel, struck Bloomer a stunning biow on the head, which knocked bim sensei It Was some ‘time before the man partially recovered consciousness. At last repoits Le was ina critical condition, and not expected to rceover, A number of persons who y claim that Clements was too sing Such violence, as Bloomer was completely uider the iniluence of iquor which he procured trom his assatlas ‘The P, E. General Convention. THE REVISED BIBLE AND THE SCHOOL QUESTION. In the house oi deputies of the Protestant Pplscopal general convention, yt Rey. Di ing viding that bishops, three clergymen and three laymen be cinted to examine the new (Engilis! on Of the Bible, and to report: wReihe: ed Bible shall t 1 WAR BETWEEN GREAT Bi A dispatch to the Lendon myo Feporis that King 7 D BURMAH.— from Thyet- Dr. Coppee, of cent heebau, rendered arro- mnends the maintenance of pi Se ne Various grades Commensurate Prince > aS been pre u OE the ake and tHe nEMea Gn the war on i Over one thousand science, iiteratt’ idea of sec permanence pete succce charges. for € troops have arrived at the frontier, and ily expect 0 be reinforced and art, ‘Tule inci ng such Endowments as Will give ree ee ee ux, | subd more. A message 13 al$o expected trom ‘ally With others In the matter of | the bing demanaing iidemnulty trom tue British xe | tor losses of Burmese subjects from Nyoung- r | oes’ expedition, or the troops wil Itumediately cross the frontier. ‘Two conipanies of tatantey have been ordered up to proieet exposed vil- lages. Cotor Wat in SovTr © : occurred near Greenville, S. aturday night after a joint meeting of colored and white men, Stones und pisiots were used. ‘Two colored men were injured, one seriously. One white man was seriously wounded and several were slzhuy hurt by stones. The trouble was between col- ered Gemocrats aud repubitcans. A DEFAULTER.—New Brunswick, N.J., 18 ex- ciled over another defalcation. ’ Postimaster Jas. F. Fisher, treasurer of the Union Loan As- sociation, it Is charged, has embezzled $25,000 of the stockholders’ tunds. His arrest is hourly expected. He claims to be able to pay back the defalcation. ReY. Levi KELLER, pastor of the Lutheran church at Funkstown, Md., who had his leg broken by a fall from an apple uree ten days since, and in consequence of his injuries had his leg amputated on Thursday last, died this morning. His remains will be conveyed to Strasburg, Va.. for interment. An affray The church aiso dep praciice the pert of churchmen of sending their cntl- dren to sehools specifically under the auspices and control of other denominations 1a which the religions teaching ts different from that of the church. Ia Roman Catholfe schoois both doctrine and practice are, in our opinions, erco- neous, and besides people are taught that our Holy Church ts no part of the church of Christ at all, but a schismatfe body. The practice ot sending children to such echiools had been pro- ine ees The report and suggestions were adopted. THE PitrsnurG Horror.—A special investi- gation of the railroad authorities as to the cause of the frightful accident, near Pittsburg, Pa., Is now going on. Twent: en deaths have so far resuited trom the accident. The additional deaths since Sunday night's report are George Cummings, J. H. Riemond and Aunte Quinn, of East End, and Mrs. James Wakefield, of Johns- town, Pa. Wm. Linnhardt, reported dead» Sun- day night, Is still living and fs improving. Miss tose MeCabe and Mary Steinbaugh are houriy expected to die. New Yous Crry Honoxs GEN. GRrant.—Vast crowds gathered in the upper part of New York city at an early hour last evening to witness the parade and demonstration in honor of Gen. Grant. Positions from which to view the | were held at a premium, as high as $13 elng pald in one instance. In the neighborhood. of Washington square the streets were almost impassable. ‘The bankers and brokers’ republi- can club, numbering 3,000 men, led the column, which did not move till shortly before 9 o'clock. Following was one of the most brilliant tea- ures of the parade, the Republican Invincibles PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN SOUTH AMERICA, The London St. James Guzelte yesterday even- ing published the following: ‘tA private tele- gram received in London from Valparaiso, dated Friday, the Sth instant, states that negotfations for peace between Chill and Peru have been opened at Arica, with the intervention of the United States.” P. T. BarNuM has brought suit at Dallas, ‘Texas, against the Texas Central railroad for $60,000 damages, for failure of a contract to put his ecmpany through on time. CUTICURA of Philadelpiia. This delegation was nearly 1,500, caane Representatives of various bust- hess firmus In the city, to the number of 1 and 600 insurance men, took part in the bi cession, The stock and produce exchanges *were also largely represented, as well as several trades. ‘The entire procession was not in mo- tion until 1} p.m. Gen. Grant entered the reviewing stand, near the Worth monument, in Maulson square, leanlug on the arm ot Gen. Arilur, and both were accoraed an enthusiastic reception. Accompanying the General were ex-Minister E. W. Stouzhton, Secretary Evarts, Judge Noah 13, Dr. J.P. Newman, Hon. Marshall Jewell and others, and the stand was crowded with distinguished persons. e deco- rations Cf bulldings tu the vicinity were tiie and fliuminated with electric lights. Between 40,000 and 50.000 ten passed fn review. MUEDER IN INDIANA.—At Milledge’ Saturday night, Wm. Toney, aged ears, Was Shot and killed by Charles Alien, who is hus- band of the daughter of Toney’s second wife. ‘Toney In the night heard the dogs barking and WeLt to his door to see what was the matter, When the fatalshot was fired from the street, Allen was arrested and has confessed. Tue Pennsylvania railroad pays annually to the cérporation of Philadeiphia 000, aS taxes on its property in that city. The Reading raflroad Payse$110,000, the firm of Powers & Weightman and its uwo partners individually bay 376,000, and the Girard estate pays $64,009, A Boy Hanes HMseLr.—Luke Weiss, 15 years of age, hanged himself 12 Baltimore Sunday, but whether acciaentally or ttentionally the jury of inquest could not determine. ‘The boy’s Jather had whipped hima shortly wefore the hanging occurres JONG YING SING, managing director of the China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Company be southern ports of Cina, has arrived at ject in visiliag Cuba is to ble Lo Open Intercourse by and Havauna. J. 8. Weeke, esq., Town Troasnrer, St. Albene, Vt , gays, in a letter dated May 28: ‘it works toa THE AVPLICATION FOR JouN I. Davesront’s | clikrm oh my baby's faca aud heads Coed ge REMOVAL KbFUSED.—Arsument to show cause | head extirely, and has neany Ces the tacos Why Chief Supervisor John I. Davenport should | sores. T beve recommended it to several, aud Dr. uot be removed from oltice for alleged exceeding | Pant has ordered it for them.” ius official Guiles took place before Judges s Blatchtord ard Choate tn the U. S, it court at New York yesterday. Ex-Minister Stoughton made a long argument in opposition to the oD, and the concluding arument was made by George W. Wingate on beualt of the motion. Judge Blatchford then gave his decision, which was conciirred in by Judge Choate, denying the application for Davenport’s removal, and’ dis- missed the order to show cause granted on Sat- urday last. IN THE third district of Monroe county, N. Y., Roxanna Palmer has been nominated for iool_cemmissioner, independent of politics. he has‘been a teacher and active in educa- Uonal pursuits for twenty years. GENERAL O. E. Babcock was examined before the Warren court of inquiry at New York yes- terday. He testified that he was on the Boyd- fon plank road, below Petersburg, Va., on the 3ISt Of March, 1865, and carried a’ verbal mes- sage from General Grant to General Sheridan. The message was: “Tell General Sheridan that if in his judgment the fitth corps will do better under one Of the division commanders, he is authorized to relieve General Warren ahd let him report to me.” An OvTRaGE Frenp 1 sToDY.—A colored man in charge of the sheriff was taken off a train at Lynnviile, Tenn., yesterday, by a num- ber of men, but was returned to custody upon ‘he sheriff agreeing to return him to Pulaski. Astonishing Cures of Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors of the Skin. Scalp, and Biood of Children and Infants, Curicura REMEDIES are simply elexant to use ¥ apreal to mothers and parents wth «reat ree From infancy to old age successful, safe and re'lable. Tt reproduces and beanti CuricuRa KESOLVENT, the great fies the hair. z Brood Purifier, cleauses, purifies, and eradicates all ebrovic and hereditary humora. Curicuna MEDICINAL TOILET Soap, prepared from Qvtr- CURA, cleanser, foothes, and heals dfseased snr- faces, whitens, freshons, and besutiiies the sin beyond all proiee. It is an elegantly perfamed ‘Youct, Bath and Nursery sanative. ville, Ind., Children and Infan Chae. Fayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N.J., writes: **My eon, a lid of twelve years, waa com pletely cured of Guticurs Remed' the coles of his feet wi other remedy and phy vain.” terrible case of Kezema by the From the top of his head to mass of scabs. Every ‘imus had been tried in Fred Robrer, erq., Cashier Stock-Growers’ Na- ticnal Bank, Pueblo, Coloredo, writes: “I am 80 well pleased with its effect on my baby that 1 can- not afford to be without it in my house. Iti awon- derful cure, and it is bound to become very popn- lar 28 €00n as it virtues are known to the masees. steamers betw Ovricuna Rewepres are d by We: Porren, Chemists and Dragwiets, 800, Washiaston street, Boston, and are forsale by alt Drugeists, Price of Curicuna, a Medicinal Jelly, anvall x08, 50 cents :lare boxes, $1. Curicuna RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 fer bottle. Curicunh MEDICINAL TOILET Soap, 25 cents. QurTiouRa MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15 cents: in Barbers and lare consumers, 50 cent Wa AU mailed free on receipt on price. M SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. Hapld. Radical, Permanent. Complete Treatment for $1.00. Begin at the petaning Cleange the nasal pas sagee. Remove the morbid coats of rotting and The man had outraged a white girl near Pros- peed sates Wore Epon there surfaces until the pect, and was belng taken to Nashville for safe | Guine, muplesome membrane is rosched, cleansed, seeping. attecked and removed the cause. Meanwi , by RENEE NHakvORD Co., Mp.— | intemal administration, drive from the ‘blood the Doicon it delivers with e ulation of the heart. When all this is faithfully doue, Gaterrh iscon- quered, you are cured. 's mill, three | Baxroup's Raprcan Oune conalets of one bottle RAGRDY 1 Correspondence of the Baitimore Sum trom Bel- air, Md, Oct. 11, says: A shocking: wagedy was enacted on Saturday at Dunkale’ miles from this the parti cf the RapicaL CuRE, one box of Uaranntat. Bor — Mnentare eee VENT, and one Improved Inhaler, ‘alt wrapped ta Franklin Whitacte, proprietor of the Dunkale’s | {Ze f"ckeee;, with Treatise and Diroctions. and sold mull, aged about 25 years, had been insane for | °2,°ocss the nos omad taneous, aud fevee heel ‘was confined in an outhonge | eccnomical treatment in medicine. broke out of mm hs General Agents, <a WEEHS & POTTER, Br seems weeks: Boston. reviots, = A young man ; years, va COLLINS we insane when Voltaic Blectric Plasters. his aaa Rheumatiem, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, b= Coughs sna Golde, Weak Back, Stomach, and puthorities | Bowels, Dyspe, sia, Shooting Pains*through the had to do Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous, tog phe gore and Srical Affections, relieved and over cured wi every other lotion, versally and a, plaster, iniment, electrical appliance falls. Ask for Couime’ Vouraig ELECTRIC Only. aug27 1880 *4™ camrarcn, 1880 Over 160 different Styles of Men's Dress and Busi- YOUTHS’, BOYS' anv OHILDREN’S CLOTHING. The above are all of the Latest and best ctl a emetic hetceatieniciniaane Hernient UiLanD PLANS! (ORLD KEKOWNED alan UP spoken Sy clevat ghd Richly eieested Betis | ot Society. Method eusiost. sens. | itunes wbiclg rey tacngnt os MAGILL WILL resume her classes in October Ist, gmt geraeees 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n. Wholesale and Retail, and by all Drugzists. respectfully call your attention to my MAGNIFICENT 8TOOK oF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, OONEISTING OF ur =a cee “iyis-Sat "Aten J: B BOMRES, Principal ness Suits, 150 Styles of Men's Dress and Business Pants, 100 Styies of ‘Men's Overcoats ; also a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF d made in the mowt Fashionable at an Fashic pales, A. STRAUS, 1021 Pennsylvania Avenue. AND UNgQUALLED, GEORGETOWN. EDUCATIONAL. BOOTS AND SHOES, ~ oe Cee = sete iol and GERMAN. Seren Santen © | "THE OBEATEST EX! Cepberiend, Satunsay, WER. 3.90806 Sonn of | oo cukaral Ge akors baeanme ott aoe av THE - Cal 28 follows: — For Georgetown, Consolida- | teriy, that classes for batianers aramiar waa COn- Uon Co., 667.15 tons; Maryland Co., 546.14 tons; versstion may be completed. “terme $5. per quar- GREAT BOSTON 8HOE AUCTION New Central Co., 346.09 tons; Borden Co., 576.09 | ter. Prices ereatly rerticed for cms. Reaiden, 9, HOUSE, tons; George's Creek, 234.11; Individual, 22512 | SIS 9th et new. Gall from 8 to 10 am. or $ t For Alexandria: American Co,’ 335.18 | B-m. octd-2e" 401 Penn Avenue, THR Grats TRapE—Arrived—Boat Loudoun, | MU Sguooe Pon TOORe Tea oe veo ad ered ee With 3,860 bushels of wheat. H, nw. Classes Yor advanced partie to Art aud | THE LEADING SHOR ROUSE IN THB MERCHANTS’ EXCH ANGE.—Offerings on | Literature; also, in Ancient abd Modern_ Lan- DISTRICT. ‘Change to-day 3.000, bushels of wheat, with | guages. oct?-3m, sales ranging from 1104; to 1184. GinetL OF MDM SSG Lk nae 3UST RECEIVED— ‘Tur Tow Farm CLUB imet at White Bouse hat | SCHQOL Gaend Gane apwanie Bitorieees | 5,000 Patrs Obiidren'e Shoes, only So. a pair last evening, when several new members were teachers in piano, voice, organ, etc. Freeexer- | 5,000 Pairs Children’s Shoes. ~ ‘250. a pair enrolled, and addresses made by umn from | cises. Ohurch organ. MEN'S DEPARTMEN New York, New Jersey and Virgin! ATLLE. V. PHUD HOMME is rommanis, | 500 Pairs Men's Gaiters, only 950. » pains the beet 2 Hi ine oor cronies ocree advan- | $1.25 Dries Gaiters in the city. A GHUDS Dearn FROM HYDROPHOBIA.—At | tages offered to. pupils who take the whole course. | GENTS' BOOT DEPARTMENT. Elmira, N.Y., a child two years old, son of Mr. | Bewinners taught orsily. Elocution and conversa- | Chicago and Enelish Kip Boots. ..82 and 33, 56 George Selway, was bitten in the face eight | tion foradvanced pupils, Ladies classeaatll a.m. | TheO. & Boots, only a $2.00 Gays ago by a hound. The child died in great | Children's at $3 p.m. Gall'at 210 Lith et « between | TheOyeter ana Brats (only... 82.75. ony Monday morning of hydrophobla, At | 128m and 1p.t.; Monday and Thurédsy after THESE GOODS CAN BE FOUND Umes It snapped its teeth together and would | 482-2 S00DS imitate the barking of a dog. CT, JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTI AT THE GREAT Sie ae ae ae) TUTE, Vermontave. Kvening clastes in Pen- WOMEN'S RIGHTS AS VOTERS.—Mrs, Helen M. | mavebip, plain andornamental, KngisuGrammuar, | BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, Slocum writes to say that See Capematenoat Grech, Freneh, Geran Spanish ad Phonoura 401 Penn, Aveuue- aSsel “O01 Wi Ow! < * . 4 3 2 - ed MONDAY. Oct. 4, at 7p. ra. or hiring taxable property can vote” for public | PBY:, il! be open 0. ‘Prost: LEOPOLD LD, Proprietor. Sls ee ee eel ont | aeeeee carierern ape ace | 2 cas of the wyers and judges in the state.” ROEBE ND KIN- She tears, however, that tlie contradieiton has | At DERGARTEN, Mistes POLLOCK & NUEKS | [EW XOKM SHOK STORE, Tricia, WETe. Che So R Ts | Re eee pee advanced grades, 605 Pennsyivania Avenue. - Trill have the effect of Keeping many women | fates "Dally ineiricion in German: fren 112 RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. from the polls to-day. Mrs. Slocum Says that | igdst. 283 Eep30- Pricks Tua Can’r Br Bear. she has Known men not having the specified | —————~——____ fens tm EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED. qualifications wiic ¥et took part In school elee MAsESrOLITAN SEMINARY AND Money Paid Back for Goods Returned. ue nd alded inthe sek KINDERGARTEN BOABDING AND D. Read this Price List ae ; = SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OHILDI. Ladies’ Fine Kid or Goat Bu men who could n¢ reeumed duties SEPTENGER 17TH. Metropolitan | Ladies’ Best Gur hil Ratton. Herald, to-da Kinderxarten Normal Institute, Ocronen lira. | Ladics’ best Frouch Kia Boots -" Prircips}, Miss B.C GRAVES, 809 1sth et. o.w. | Ladies’ Solid Goat Button... CITY ITEMS — aes ee MABINS SATURDAY EVENING Rawhide Tiss, (Hoel For B1G MEN.—I have a very larze stock of | +. ATORDAY. 28, 1880, 's beet makes, Spring garments, comprising ulsters, overcoats, sults, | fom TRI ee ee ys Seo be, 28s 1880, Folia Congress Ga:t Coats with vests and separate pantaioons, rub- | of the GERMAN will becit at onoe, ‘Tickets to the Men’ t hand-made Be ber coats and leggings, underwear, Ac prices | same can be had at the Academy only, 914-916 & | “Sj0b lot of 600 pairs LADI r. 380. C.. TIRNNIN reet 11. Ww. 5 . 2 50, : Ape UnMIGEAy AoW a en ee AT Reduced rater for season tickets, ecso-tm | TOR PORTS for 82 50 eae weenie Sim TESTE py using | GPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED | “125 a = the Moityraar Sed Caner anon Caenatne | SMtotheere uentenromtny for mowoust tata = he Moth-proor Seed pet Lining. rs SSS 5 that inauufactured of cotton and paper. Amert- 1 NOUSEFURNISHINGS, can Carpet Lining Co., New York an oston. 5 = —s For sale by all carpet dealer: W. BEVEHIDGE, No Ose WoOvLD Tuink of feeding an infant on M returned to the city, will resi — | (Late Webb & Beveride,) beef or mutton; yet the use of tarinaceousfoeds | fiom in Voice Building and Elooution. at No 616 | No. 1009 Pa. avenue. is hardly Jess destructive to the lives of the | tht. 2 a j % Iittle ones. Mel?/n’s Foad for infants 13 so pre- “LYNN. 02 5th stn. DIRECT IMPORTER pared a3 to be readily asstmMated by the young- Ma wad Commercial - ¢st child, forming the only reliable substitute | st ys, Latin, tre ‘ Tee eg eeeand apes oan ie POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. everywhere, a 75 cents, event yee ny | Co., Boston, Nass” Stace an Are costa Is daily receiving invoices of new goods from the A Cork Carpeting. = = best manufacturers in Larope. ‘9 Linolewn 1s nei | i THC ms ctl 1E PUBLIC ARG INVITED TO |< = = cane T CALL. AT OR BTORE a OLY CROSS ACADEMY, EXAMINE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT 0 pearance, and never cold aneseeneree ie a _ a nATING stores Le ore ate bere pied : To Be Found south of New York City. | uine article has noleum” printed on thi We 72 Be Found South of 3 i back of every square yard. All others are tafe- ~ TUE FADIANT HOME, Mor imitations, | THE ARGAND, TES SIR WILLIAM, A Foriunate Neizhborhooad. andothers, all icinity et No. S5 Avenue B, In the city of | New York, must be regarded a5 a peculiarly | lortunate ne. A month or two ago My, Max Stern, residing there, drew $15,000 in the Grand 1 Monthly Distribution of the Loulstana Stare tery, aud in the September drawing Mr. L. — = lelsbman, residing within five deors, and | \epmoneacm lab iacesciciacagd ell Known ‘as au energetic dealer tn taney | A Fst. FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. foods, miLinery, ete., was att with siml- | other city lines. “Tw ‘i . jar Symptoms, cee x ding a re a No. zt Bookstores. Apply 1 A NEW EsTAULISHMENT. 99.sst, for Which he had sent by mall to M. A. 2: fae barcaanh ink tacks h08 Ae At he Dauphin, either at No. 319 Broadway, SST. Having pureaned for Cash « full euppiy of every York city, or else to the same person at New y FOULON has reopend her regular woodr on as favorable term Orleans, La.. pocketed the handsome sum of | 8 french Day ‘ol for Ye Ladies and ny other house. We respoctf ally 1,250. ‘The frequency of such incidents must | Children, | French lav Spoken, at | ask an inspection of one Stock, eoufident that wo =. make any judicious person wonder why he ner | cannet be beaten either s¢ to guality or price. should not be the next favorite of fortune. McHELDEN & CO. EnGar’s CovaH Sreciric is the best. im sepiT 21 Lath street northwest. . : circulars call on the Prineipsis. Mrs. ‘SE eT LOCK, 929 8th st.; Mies SUSIE POLLOOK, | THE BEST QUALITY FOR THE LOWEST From Eminent Witmer Brinton, MeO. | Tz iitiet. | US Mies SUSIE POULCOD PRICE. CAN BE HAD AE I have used Coldew weoigs Liquid Extract CADEMY OF MUSIC, 53k AGth street. of Beefand Tonle fnvigorator in my practice, No. 1534 | street northwest. and have been much gratified with the result. JePig CAULETELD, Mus. Doc., Principal: New stylesreceived daily. AS atonicin all cases of debility, weakness, | _Studics resumed Sept. 6rh. an a’ ‘ndiabieah te eatened: anemia, chlorosis, &c., it cannot be’ surpassed. AW SCHOOL : Sold by all druggists and grocers. commana Wiivensiry. No trouble to chow goods. ‘ Dr. HARTLEY’s great remedy for catarrh and EES * E, F. BROOKS, ESth st.. throat diseases, JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D., Sold by all druggists. sepl-W,3,m,2m SIDENT. sepld Corcoran Bulding. eI USEMEEP! An Elegant Toilet Preparation, peer eee ‘EUS, hair dressing and restorative is found in “Zon- a . don Hair Golor Restorer.” “Tt seldom tas to | WILLIAM A MAURY, LED. |. | OseJOHNSTON'S DEY SIZED KALSOMINE restore gray or. fa to its original | Pnoresson ov Equiry, Jvnrs ‘CE, OF Cont Zea and Beauty. eulg ean & Mo Law axp Egtity PLEADING, OF THE in pABUEY'S MIXED PAINT. cheek 5 pi . ve ens Best beautiful young ‘hair, soft, glossy and 1UXU- | yup yoy. ALEMANDER DB HAGNER, LL.D., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. riant. It certainly is the most cleanly and ef- LECTURER ON CRIMINAL LAW. “GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., fective hair restorer now before the American G¥ORGE F. APPLEBY, Esq., ais st. new. copie. “London Hair Color Restorer” can be | Super or Moot Sour. a amon ATE PROFESSOR Send for sample cards. tained at all the leading druggists at 75 cents eg oF PEGAL PRACTICE. fea " The exercises of this Sch-o! will be resamed in REPARE FO: epee | Sit poles see the Law utidine of the Cniversity dadiciary p= i COLD WEATHER, ”. ‘» ree BUCHUPABIA.”—Quicz, complete cure 4 t06 | TVEE GND WEDNESDAN IN GLODEN Oecn wens days: all urinary complaints; $1, at drugyists. | ber 13th) at six o'clock p.m. when opening ad. For Washington at <s0 Pa. ave. dresses will betuade by the Profess rs, end wen ndergraduates previous year, a8 well as “Rov@x ON RaTs.”—Ask t for tf. It | naw students, are invited to be preseut, IF YOU WANT COMFORT clears out rata, mice, roaches, bed-buga 16c. | ‘The entre chars for tuition, lectures, and all 3 box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, ey plement pny een eee EEE ae eee ed Creer a a ee | Aas A ary Geta genrsateet i | 120N FURNACES. ‘They make pure hotatr tren Sinaia every moraine ant fae 24 10s. | the option of students. % from gasand dost, snd is more durable than any Ward” prints. 0c. per Ib. | Alo, cottage ¢ fee for the Post-raduate course in practice, cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per q! coverite 8 period of nine ong is $25. other Hester, and is the cheapest and most power- By particular invitation, bein if response tos call = Snee from more seventy «radiates in lw and | ful Heater made. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, & members of the bar, the lion alexander B Hax- ee so SAYERS ner, Associate Justice of the Saprene Court - * ©. ©. F.-An EX i 5 of Columbis, will deliver a Special WALTER D. WYVILL, . @. F.—An EXCURSION of the UNI- pep ay T, Sosttiea exrtatron at be Seen ~The Lectures will be xiven on | _8021-2m 452 Penn. ave. Cr a ee RO he ene Thureday ev-ninw of each week at 7 o'clock, and | —— —————________or Sauna TRE Coie Maa roi spe the senersi theory of the course will be explained G48 COOMING STOVES. * ist Hal Tht -y ee | DY Judwe Haener at the opening of the schoo! on wi 28 F at. new. Tickets’ @L. | the Jsth of October. ‘Lhe special fee for this course ie Washington Gas Licht Compan have atthely 28 Fst. 2.W. ao Bl, | will be $10 office, on 10th street an assortment of the BUN Ces tag ee ee Wo Wa gaR sR epication to Monrs. | DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES. Ia various alee pata ay ae ' : ~H. & O. H. , 475 Denna. Iso | an . This is the ‘used by Miss Doda af THOMAS W. FOWLER, Secretary. ar the National Savines Bauks con Me Ye hve aaa | ene eras oat ae ety 15th st. ; or by eddresing the President of the Fac- | _Call and examiue thein. anezs uty. sepl5-lin oad EATING SPECIALTIES— FLLSSUTION. — Mics M._K. SOHREINER, a iota READ THIS COLUMN. 1212 L st. u.w., is prepared to organize classes | MOTTS’ ELEVATED UVEN RANGR. in Elocution and t6 give private inetruction toin- | MOTTS' STA FURNACE. @ dividuals. Referenoes: Prof. Mark Bailey, Elocu- | _ Above woods ss cheay 2s any in the market ‘Noniet Yale College; Justice Strona, Supt: J. Or- | and warranted tn vive satisfaction. Bitters \Curatine Judge J. Tarbell, Bo; trustees. lic Schoo) 2 street ne pale Fowerfal Tonic.|~ "A Vegetable Medicine, | D.C. : Mother Mary, of St. Angela. seps-20 Kron Bitters Corgetne eaate GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Ss. Complete Strengthener. le Medicine, THE SCHOOL OF LAW ——$————————— — gs BAVECE IE Scknarhultateh guakoatss | BO*FON MANET | . ABure Appetizer. |” Cures Blood Diseases. | PAY EVENT BBE sal vin Wastneton ey 2710 Fenn‘a ave., ron Bitters Curatine wo years, Fifty Dollars per an- Bron Biriien the Blood. (Oates emer Complaint. 2 area Pens ee DANE REOPENED BY ron Bitters Curatine WM, KERRY DENNIS, Secretary, | LEON SCHELL & CO., Proprieto: Tron Hjenow the Vizor |Guree Kidsey Aections, | _#ef8-3m "016 Pst ww Washunston DU. pak cca tt din Hiteare ecw QPENCEBKIAN BUSINESS COLLEG: Dealers in FISE, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &o, e: ine is a : Give Vitality. | Cures Scrotaia. | Sasa prowsenyve and cuvceosetl exporiones of 46 | Orders for dinners soli oct Iron Bitters jCuragine math ee ee es NORFOLK oysTERs, ; cee a iseases. i. me eumatism. TENDE! INS OF B! . ron rs ‘uratine Oure Lyspepeia. |For Fetter, Itch All ainds of ence ee and Tumors. GAME AND FISH TIndigesti tures. “D: Eyening Sessions. For informa- | receiv: Jt thi ed aiming on and terms call at thu Collese or adarosa HEN. Neddally atthe PALACE MARKET, cen. Bnd Blotenes, | BY 0- SPENCER, Principal. angie Panter foraperel aye tie z leewous = D> -) ALFRED BUISC’S | goin "RA inritability. /Curatine Pen Ar, ES: Ane ‘SCHOOL FOR FRANK J. TIBB! Bitte: [Cures Bolls & Old Sores. | YOUNG LADIES, 1012 1ithet. nw. Ihe dutes | Paws GROCEMIES. Reo eOare Danatur| Catadtal of this echoo! will be resumed on the 20TH or See. | JAY ‘ES | (Goes. ana Boils, | TEMBER. ‘Sep i0-2 n° NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. Tron Bitters | ARLINGTON ACADEMY, MAY | QUEEN OLIV TOBASCO SAUCE. Cure Painfui _ |Curatine Bui . Ith ard E ste. now.” A Relect 3 ‘Menstruation. | For MercuriallPolsoning. etcol for boye and Youn Men. "Ntimber iim we Sey . : |. scho] mor character re- SARDINES-1 rde, it and Plain Price $1 a Bottle. Price $1 a Bottle. eared arefal and. thoron, oe RUSSIAN CAVIAR. Common Engl keepins, : AN CAVIA = hand, Hizber Arithmetic, Alebra, Geometry, Lat. | Parties contemplating bousskeeping will save IRON BITTERS AND OURATINE reek. ‘sessions. money by obtaining our prices for Staple and ; inand Greek. Day SION MAOAT Eek. M. Fancy Goods, prior to pur elsewhere. For sale by sepl-3m Principal. W. BEED’S SONS, ee STOTT & CHOMWELL, T INGrOR, Oo, ele | oad A310 F ” For circulars address Mrs. M. &. AROHER, 1401 | & TE BREAD "485 P acon po __ “we “aout "AND BISCUITS (SL) OF. LARROQUE, 1529 F st., native celebrated gil! be muaranteed if you use CERES, the . ‘and grattuate of | Hinnesta Patent Process Fiour. which wer eeeea all the first premium over ed = jational R Patent petitore at dsomest Wi 3 Septing none” GOLDER E ‘splendid Fact fours. We eto br HEATING, 4ND VENTILATING. HOWARD CAVERLY & co, At 1625 New York Avenu: 50 “OOMMANDER” an spp on ™ Ean | EDWARD CAVERLY @ CO., 426 New York ave.-