Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. October 16, LSS@. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFieER’ WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 1550, 9:30 a.m, For the midd ates, threatening weather and rain, southeast to southwest winds, falling Darometer. and rising temperature, followed by lower temperature and winds shifting to weat- erly by Sunday morning. RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Ofice during the day:—7 am., 0; 7:35 am., 60; 11 am., 72°; 2pm, si. ‘Maxin minimum, 69. "LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Maggie Mitchell in “Tne Little Barefoot.” Ford's Opera Honse, ‘Hazel Kirke.” Condensed Locals. The steamer Guinare. of the Howgate Arctic expedition, has arrived at Norfoik, Va., for re- rs. Te exemplified copy of the proceedings tn the Orphan's Court, In the estate of the late Benja- min Ogle Tayloe, including the will and six cod- ietls, has been prepared by Colonel Webster, the register of will Tt ts for use in a suit brought In the west. The trialof William Pope, cotored, for the murder of John M. Butler, which was to have been commenced at the close of the Beckett case, Was yesterday indefinitely postponed at the instance of the prosecution. A marked feature of the Highland brigade, ‘which formed the first atvision in the Baltimore rade on the 14th instant, was the contingent mm Washington. At every point they were received with enthusiasm, the ladies being the most demonstrative. Early on the morning of the lith instant a eclored male child about six weeks old was found on the steps of the Children’s Hosp! corner of 13th and V streets, by Mrs. Mary ley, L Thechild red for at the Institution wotil the morn- h instent. when tt was carried to sylum by Officer Piaf. ends Harper's Monthty and Jouriwtl (American edition) Parker sends Harper's ot “The Gatiey ht out at Ford's ling part: fs to be Booth, a brother of w scntenced to three Albany penitentiary. making and isy sylvanla ave, s MaRhiacs LicBnsEs have been fssued to James Dore, of Baltimore. Md., and Kate D. W. M Walter ‘homas and Charlotte Stewart; John Norrt id Catherine C. Moore, both cf Uniontown. D. C.; Chas Wis Leana Walte both Elltott Han D. Ri ep tt Jobn Lewis and Mariett Spottsy!venia, W. Va.: John F. Carter and Liz- zie Daymud. both of Montgomery county, Md eldmon and Lisetta K. Krone; Fr: . HO and Fannie S. Ritter, both of George- ». C.; J. Harrison Fletcher and Sarah G. ; John Redman and Jane Young. both of Uniontown, D.C.; Francis B. Cooksey and Rena Price, both of Charles county, Md. AN inqriny.—Where does Mrs. Thompson get the quantity of natural curly hair she uses 1a her famous waves for the head? As ft 1s 2 Well-Enown fact, not one proves unsatisfactory during any weather, no matter how warm or damp it may be. She will arrive again at the Riggs House October 2ist, and we understand that she will have a large stock of waves and other novelties. We heartily wish her the same Success during this visit as she has met with formerly. t JSWELRY.—Star-cut chains. Prigg’s. ard Louisa Coats: ‘a Pulllan, Doth of diamonds, gold-fillea t Go TO RANDALL’s opening to-night, 1345 E St.. or Godfrey & Randall's. Billiards end is tree. t IN TRE BALTIMORE CELEBRATION yesterday, the processions of benefitctal organizations, the Uniformed Patriarchs of this city appeared. They pumbered 60 men, Maj. Dunn, of the Marine Corps. Washirgton, commanding: Thos. W. Fowler, adjutant; Dr. J. E. Mason, surgeon, and Capts. John Chancey, F. Ourand, A. and Jacob Casey. The Washington visttors were headed by the Marine drum corps from the marine batracks, Washington. In the Knights of Pythias division was a battalion of this city, Capt. Harry Coggins, in the fatiue Uuriform of the order, as also a large numb r of knights in citizens dress. The Uniformod Knights were headed by Weber’s band, of this city, and they made a fine appearance. M 1st = =~ a eet in the 9 c’elock train by tht &P.R Epwarp Caverty & Co.. at 1425 New York aye.. are constantly recefving new desigas In gas fixtures, which they are selling at very low Prices. t A8 TO WHAT you can do at A. Straus’, clot read bis advertisement. Forxey’s Cnkon cLe is the only repub! eam Sunday paper fn Washington. Buy it to-mor- t row. ICRATICS MEBTIN sociation me Sp —The Virginia a last night at 632 ches were made by C. E. illam, a member of the Virginia state demceratie cornmt ton, of Kirg Geor Mitchel 1 Comrocxp Fivip Extract oP Pirsissewa cures grav bladder and kidney diseases; te- male weal t Boys iy BLve. mpany A ot “Pap Thomas’ ” eind. Boys in Blue, met last evening. First Lieut. Brough in the chatr. Major H. H. Brow=r, secretary. First Lient. John Il. Brough was elected captain, viee Cutler promoted to lieu- tenant colonel Jullus R. elected first lleutenant, vice Brough promoted. Robert Armour was elected second Meutenant, Vice Hanneman promoted....The Boys in Blu, company B, held a meeting last night at Cos: mopolitan hall and elected the following ofti- cers: Aug. S. Boernstein. captain; George S. Emery, first lteutenant; Edmond Weston, secon Meutenant; Charles S. Wheeler, orderly ser. geant; William Wining, Henry Voutertoun, — dD. Dan “3 = a Ctr ark ‘Ser- geants. Both clubs wi participate in the parade to-night. . REICRNS INDICATE that Turkish Baths will cure chills. Dr. Bovee, 509 E street, between 5th and 6th. t ScppeN Death OF a Woman WHIL® ON Hen Way To Caraen. bout S o'clock last night Marian Saunders, colored, was found dead oa the northwest corner of’ toth and K streets northwest by Oficer Grant, who ascertained that at the time ot her death she was in the company of Susan Rawilus. of No. 4: Ni York avenve, they being on thetr way tochureh. At the corner of sth and K streets. Marta com: pisined to ber companion of feeling stek; at the corner of 10th and K streets she sat down on the curb and expired in a few minutes. Oficor Grant removed her to the station and Dr Hagner was cailed to. but life was extiac! S « Nostrew’ Piteavie to Dr. Bull is aterm not at all ap- 8 Cough Syrup. t REAL EsvaTe Saes.—Messrs. Duncanson Bror., auctioners, sold yesterday for It. G. Part of lotS tn square sit, feet 10g inches, knowa 2s a y Campbell, trustee, ae — of 1s 10. 459 New York av enue, D. Gepth of nearly lop feet tin cwellirg W., aud havi reved Dy a two stor to Andrew Letlien, for $1,53: ii — rs ‘THe NORTH WastxGTON ECRGLARTES.—D: ig the past few periodically. there tern 2 series of the artng’ Daren albong private tion of the city, and eg many valuables tn jeweiry, carries off. These depredat one after another, in some ey and clothing which foliow neighborheod, havé been the subject of mucs cominent by the citizens, ty as the Police seemed powerless to Prevent them or to ferret cut the depredators. a few ys since by Detectives Coomes and mn of a colored man, See Dee bones, be the commencement lodgement of this iy Sa Davis t3 tn awaiting a hearing. detectives have ained that he ts identified with at least Dights of te seh and 10th of the sone of it manta. case will be beard on the Hanneman wus | REPUBLICAN JOLLIFICATION. A its fer the Demonstra- reangemen THE FROPOSED PARADE AND MASS MEETING TO ‘NIGHT. ‘The committee of arrangements for the re- publican jollification meeting to-night met last night at the National Veteran Ciub rooms to bear reports and conclude arrangements. Mr. A. P. Marston presided with Mr. H. W. Brels- ford as secretary. A plan of decorations for the grand stand was handed in to the committee on decorations, It shows a tent, over the top of which ts imscribed “Indiana 5,090 majority,” and in the center a negro with a grin from ear to ear and the inscription “Beat us? not by a 329 sight, and still we should smile.” SPEAKERS INVITED. Captain James T. Smith, from the committee On speakers, reported that the following em!- bent gentlemen haye been invited to be present and address the assemblage: Hon. William M. Evarts, Hon. John Sherman, Hon. R.W. Thomp- son, Hon. Horace Maynard, Hon. Carl Schurz, Hon. Charles Devens, Hon. George T. Edmunds, of Vermont: Hon. J. G. Jorgensen, of Virgint. Hon. J. M. Harris, of Marylaod; iton. J. H. pher, of Louisiana; Hon. Samuel Shetlabaryer, lon. M. G. Urner, of sauce Hon. ot Ohio; B Wm. R. Wilner, of Maryland; 2. Stockbridge, of Maryland; Hon. R. Stock Mathews, of Maryland; Hon. Willtam Lawr. Hon. Glennt W. Schofield, Hon. Kovert M. f nolds, Hon. H. C. Burchard, Hon. S. F. Phillip. Hon. John L. Thomas of Maryland; Hos. s. Batley, of Virginia; Hon. Archibald Surv Maryland; Hon. Alonzo Bell, Hon. A. “hp2, Hon. Fred. — Hon. Henry O’Conaer, Hon. Wm. A. Phillips, of Kansas; Major Jo. T. Clements, Professor John M. 1. eral George A. Sheridan, Colonel Geo. C. M. Of Maryland; General Adam E. King, of 4 land; General W. T. Adreon. of Marylaa Major Ecmund Burke, of Virginia; Professor W. ‘T. Greener, General EW. Whittaker, Mijoe George ‘Truesdell, T. M. Wilkins, e34., Color] Edwin H. Webster, of Maryland; A. [. Harris, esq. He stated that many of these speakers had been seen and had promised to be present. They would report to Chairman Hubbell, at the Riggs House, where carriages will be sent for them at § o'clock. ‘The chaplains designated to attead the jolli- feation meeting to-night are Revs. J. G. But- ler, John T. Lanahan. Alexander Crummell, B. pa Brown, J. E, Rankin, 6. Sunderlaad, A. *. Mason. i 3 Gen RDER OF PROCES ON, © meet at seven o'clock sharp,) wil the names of the organizations, etc, was an inst Division will form on K street, th and ght resting on Ck; Mounted Potte 0. Band; street, south of K strat. of Boys in Blue, Major Ge a in mand and Siaff; Columbt: Major if. W. Brelsford commanding, Thomas H. MeBride, Aid; U. 5. Grant Club, Lieut. Col. E. D. Boyd commanding; Pap ‘Thomas Club, Col. L. 8. Cut- ler commanding. independent Company, Capt. E. W. Oyster commanding; National To y- Fath Club, Major A. C. Richards First Mate, L, Barber, Aid; Georgetown Towpath Cinb, Ci L. Grimes, Ald. The Taird =) as Division will form on Sth street, right on K Trish, Street, south of K street. kiepublican Association, E. P. Kankin, dent, George W. Wallace, Aid; Connectlout— Charles Lyman, President, Mr. Spencer, Atd; District of Columbia—W. B. Reed, president; W! b. Keed, ald. Minute Men of America, EM. Rosety, in command; A.R.French, ald. Florida— R. L. Smith, president; E. kubenstein, aid. lowa—L M. Vale, president; Major H. W. Love. id. Young Men's Garfleld and Arthur Ciub— W. H. Voss, presideat; A. N. D. Wey, ald. Kan- sas—Major E. J. Dallas, president; d. P, Hasull_ ten, ald. Maryland—Major J. W. Brady, com- manding; J.C. Land, aid The Fourth Division Will f-rm on 9th street, right on K street, sou:h ot K street, National Band. Penusylvania— Thomas Penicks, vice president; J. L. Husband, ald. Massachusetts—Colonel A. W. Tibbits, commanding; Captain B.S. Pike, ald. Sumner Infanuy. lues—Thomas Steward. captain. Colored Wide-Awakes. Minnesot North of K street. Garfield and Arthur Wide-Awakes— Henry Piper, president; Aaron Russell. aid. New York—Hon. A. M. Crapp, president; N. C. Martin, aid. The Fifth Division will form on loth street, right on K street, south of K street. Band. Government Printing Office Garfield and Arthur Club—Charles M. Robinson, presideat; J. W. Deneane, ald. East Washington Garflela and Arthur Club—Dr. E. A. Adams, presi William L. Cowan, aid. Virginia—Henry White, president; * Lomax, Wisconsin — horth of K street. Vermont—Colonel J. R. Thompson, president; Wiillam MePyncheon, aid. A. ‘ft. Longley, president; Wililam we Pyncheon, ald. West Virginia—Otaer Cluos. Citizens generally. The route wiil be along K street to Vermont avenue, to 153; street, to Executive aveuuc, 10 15th street, to G street Drum Cor; to 4%) street, and to City Hall, w: t Lass Meeting will be held. All citizeasoa the iue of march are requested to lumina: deo Tate their houses and places of bus! THE MUSIC, TRE SALUTE, THE SERENADE TO Sac RETARY SHERMAN, ETC. Col. Burnside ex the state republican and all tnion or to be present when the lines were for: places would be as-ignea them. He Lotice that upon the arrival of S ary, man in this city from his westera tour’a s nade would be tendered him by the Boys | Blue with the Marine band, and he luviied a! to be present on that occasion, nounced that Secretaries Sherman and Eva’ would not be in the city to-night. The coma tee on decorations reported that one thousand torches had been ordered. and would tributed. A member of the North Carolina out twenty-five strong and march over the route Mr. A. L. Barber, from the tinani Teperied #25s 49 handed tn by th: Many more books to be turned in. committees had Incurred plec eng see es, a (eo a the fl Marine ed. | A committee was appot the meantime Major Hx Stated that 21 guns was ihe usual salute to the flag. and 35 guns the usual can salute. He would recommend be fired before the proc Guring the line of march. Th Major Hanneman was finaliy adc 1 and 35 guns. Meeting To-day to Make Final Prep- arations, At a@ fuil meeting of the marshals at 12 ovleck to-day, Col. J. 0, P. Burnside tn the chair, and Mr. Marston secretary, the chiet tmarshal issued an order that the marshals and alds will be mounted; the chtef will wear a red sash, white for assistants, blue for alds, and ail will Wear red, white and blue rosettes, and were | Ordered to report at the Veteran club’ rooms a: 6:30 O'clock sharp. ‘The marshals of the severat clubs will appear on foot, and the chief and aids =~ horseback. The bands will report at 6 The ehief marshal announced his assixant Marshals as follows: Major H. D. Norton, in command Of the !st division; Major 0. E. Duffy, 2d; Captain A. L. Barber, 3d: apeain S. Pike! 4th, ana W. I. Reed, of the Stn division. It was announced that the torches would arrive by ex- press from New York, and would be delivered at the Le Drott building, where the several! o: ganizations would call for them. A glee club will be on the stand and render songs and malo- dies. A guard will be put at the entrance of the main stand, to prevent the occupancy of the stand by any except speakers, officers, chap Jains, mem. of the press, &c. Rev. Dr. P. ton Was added to the lst of chaplains. I was announced that Major Hubbell woutd have oae hundred guns fired at sunset at lis ows ex- pense, and that Major Hanneman had bee: Saged by the 3. Pi would be ent icc Targement of 1 @ separate alfulr from the ar- comunittee. OUR Wasurs ILITARY, the Washingto: Light Infantry, leave for Atlanta this afteru90a fo take part in the military exercises attending the dedication of the new armory of the Gate City Guard. The corps wili make a short parade up Pennsylvania avenue, the lineof March eud ing at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. They go to AUanta On a special train of Pullman ear’. About eighty mem Of the corps go on the trip. There new dress-uniforms have beca ped to Atlanta, and wil! be worn oa parade there. The W. L. I. band, Prot. Donch, leader, acecmpshy the corps. ‘The train, itis expected, Will arrive in Atlanta at i1 coors sonny night. or ‘The program atfanged by tis S © pi yy the for the entertainment of their grand asham a ne the next event Gate Mag Bo Yotentry corps. Union Veteran etc. Washington L! be quartered in tents. commanded tala S. 7, aS wo The National Fair. SCENES ON THE CLOSING DAY—THE FAIR A SUC ‘The second national fair closes this afternoon at the conclusion of the grand ladies two-mile dash, which will no doubt prove an attractive and exciting feature, Up to noon to day about 40,000 people in ali had entered the groands, The largest attendance was on St. Julien’s day, when there were over 15,000 present. “Finan- cially as well as !n other ways,” remarked Mr. W.H. Clagett,one of the board of directors of the fair association, the fair has been a success. You can say that we are satisfied with the re- sult financially, Of course we haven't the exaxt figures yet, but we know how about how we Statd. We gave out premiums amount- icy to $25,000, and we are conside-abiy ahead. In one day, St. Jullen’s day, we gave $4,000 alone to the horses, $2,500 to St. Jni¥en, $1,009 to tae pacers iid $500 to the other horses. "Notwith- Standing this we are ahead and well sattfiod. The fair asa fair bas been better than the first fair, but as an exhibition it has not been as attractive as the first. There have been more articles in competition but fewer on exbibdittoi ‘The main building, it wHl be remembered, di Ting the first fair. was filled with exhibiijoas, made by business houses, but they were only in competition only for the best displays. This exhibition gave aertain attractiveness to the Inside of the building, which {t has not had, at teast to the same extent during the fair waich is now closing. ‘The Baltimore celebration drew thousands that otherwise would have at- tended the fair. It prevented many a'so fi exhibiting or competing at the fair. course When the date was tixed upon for the fair the association did not know tha! there would be any celebration in Baltimore, The people in Baltimore themselves did not Know {5 unril about forty days oefore it began. ‘The fair feit this cel bration very much, but thelr first week’s business was so gocd that it landed them on the right side, ‘Though a great many of the premimums have been paid out a large number yet remain to be paid. The clerks have been busy for several paying out. On and after Monday premlums ‘Wil be pald at the rooms of the association, cor- sthand Penna. ave. Mr. Beldener, the super- perintendent of the track, descrves some cred't for the iine condition that the track has been kept in. Soalso does Gus, Seitz, who has been on hand at all hours with his sprinkler. Gas, tock the first premium a3 a sprinkler. Durin the last couple of days, however, the reservolr on the grounds has beca so empty that he could net do inuch sprinkling. The capacity of tae Teservoir will be increased before the next fatr. The doorkeepers and ticket taker courteous at all times, and excee: c The probabilities Harbaugh ot M and M ladies’ race to. Washingtan, : gave not! start. blue colors; Miss Harbaug colors, Beall, wh and bi nd , Grange and biack—Marylanu’s OTHEE RACES TO DAY. The first race thts afternoon was, quarter mile das), the starters being 3 ess, Wrangle and Eunice. ‘The first heat he tbree-quarter of a mile race was won by Wrangi archtones: ond and Julius third; time, The second heat Was won by Marchioness, Julius secoad, Wrangier third; time, 1194. There 1s about 4,000 locked up In the pool box on the 2:40 trotting race, which will not be paid out until the jus give a decision of some kind en the race. O 3 Star Maid won three heats and Gilt Edge two. There was no thie a on aby of the heats, the race being an ex- ibition trot only, ‘The pools on the 2.30 trotting race of yes: day have been declared off. ‘The second race was a dash of one and o7 eighth mille, the entries being New York W ly, Go amnpton, Baltimore, jr., Revenue, Lucky Hit and Dalgostar. THE Racl The half mile desu for a won by Marchiouess. Time, 51 Revenue 3d, and Delganon 4th. ‘The tinco.n: Pleted 2:40 ace of Wednes fatshe ‘There were four entries, Star Mald, Gilt Else, ‘Trump and Star Pilot, and Star Mald had won two heats and Gilt Edge one. In the pools Star Mald sold for $10; the field, 4. The first heat yesterday was won by Gilt Edge, ‘This mace the two horses even, and the fifth heat was watched with great interest, and was won by Star Maid amid great excitement. AWARDS YESTERDAY, In addition to tnose published in Tar Srar last evening, were made as follows: For honcy, bronze medal, E. C. Jordan; picture fram, diploma, A. dings; best upland cotton, bronze medal, J. <U. P. Jones. P.GEON FLYING—HANCOCK WINS, During the morning three pigeons, belongtn to H. F. Whitman, F. L. Hooper and G. L. Gon. der, cf Baltimore, were turned from the fair grounds. They were named respectively Han- cock, Garfield and Weaver. A telegram fram Baitimore reported that Hancock reached there in 55 minutes, Gartietd in 603g. Weaver got such a bad start that he had not arrived up to last uecounts, 2e- a- a th arcal, se of $100 was Wrangler 22, FAIR NOTES. It was W. J. Lockie and not W. J. Rockie. as Inisprinted in the Met of premlums in Thurs. Gay's paper, who took the medal for the b-st goid lettering on glass. Young Lockie his had ho apprebilcesdp training at sin paiating.and s Performance Js therefore the more remark } day the most of t i gaged in packing up. ealinn, Tnachinery was on the y 2olock thi: terncon, “The cactie several @:ys ay, ard some pf It tib1Ul9a ab fairs in pregress in Vire There were but two nia. premiins awarded to-day—one to Une, of Philadelphia, for the oth to Frank Ch Suazron & Noble, of B 0} tvorytypes, represeatio: n, for an itaproved ning out bIDitor had both in rer Athos of the pl © Te fer-goars wil Ltehel! ts fo 20a; he will open the s+ yment next Monday the Hiost popular in acters, Sue has a 1 TY, With views Marseilles and Paris. How Mr. Krere Gor His Lec Broxe.—This morning, in the Police Court, Morris Harrington, ayoubg white man, was charged with assinlt- ing an old gentleman named John Keefe, testified that he lives on Sherman avenue. ta the county, and about six weeks ago he met a crowd of young men near his house quarreiloz, and on telling them to go home and behave themselves defendant knocked him down and broke his Ie ey Sa took the stand and testified that Mr. Keefe came up to him and asked him what brought him there,aod on his(Harring- ton) telling him his legs brought him there, the old gentleman took hold of him and shook him. When witness gave him a shove which knock him down, ‘This testimony was corroborated by other testimony, and the court continued the Moe to allow Mr, Keefe to get other wit- nesses ‘The Liquor LICENSE AGITATION.—A mecting of the committee, representing the protestant churches of South Washington, was held at Ryland chapel last evening.’ Rev. Mason Noble presided, and Mr. William R. Hunt secre- tary. An appeal to the citizens of South Wash- ington “In behalf of good order and temper- ance” was upanimously adopted by the com- mittee. The appeal states “‘tuat the responsi- bility for the establishment and patronaze of these grog-shops does not rest alone upon the parties who sell or those who drink strong rink, but upon the neighbors who live around the places where tt is sold, and who by their vol- untary act consent to the sale of it,” and appeais to each citizen for help in preventing a coatin- uance of the evil “by following the line of ac- tion indicated below: “1.Do not put your name to any petition if asked to doso. You can di cline without dong any harm to any one. If you have signed before reading this appeat, go and askto have your name removed from the petition, “3. If you discover that any one else has placed your name there without your coi Ul sent report the fact to elther of this com- inttee. ents are made to publisn all tions, with the names attached, so that business may bp Us a strictly: ipa way this comli .” It was resolved nave. 5,000 copies of the sopeal South 2 Wi was oo to and mami Sppoin exam- mae § if the law was com- is understood that action similar taken by the South Washington wurches will be taken by all of the protestant churches in the District. DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:— and eee em lots 1 to § inclusive, an lots 15 and 16, sq. 1,118, and lots sos ee alae S500, J. W. Starr to ‘Arnold Cleeve 72) in Bub of lote $7 to 51, in j SOCIETY NOTEs, Sporting Matters. | . : = EDUCATIONAL. ‘ ‘The Collins-Pelouze Wedding—offi- | y, ‘afternoon the Potomac crew the will ot James Eslin was filed 7. cial is_The Bradiey-Cg.ai- en did JI and rowed over the Cours of hat, | £0F Probate. stave of George Sa citation | JM “BOMMUING ANU BAY SoeOoT, carts ites wedding of the late Ge-eral Pe. Wenneaiays regatta, all ean cate Bre appointed pect tier Leg Ben athlon | 1100 & Sr. x.w. louze’s youngest daughter have én issued | They made the two miles in 13:24 4.5, Their | $a. Estate of Joseptine Costhens; citation | Ect farther inteemation eddress panctps!. this week. They read simply: «%, idea is to refer the question to the National As- | issued. Estate of Andrew Kramer; first notice | —O'*' = ~ ahs pi aaptTiage cere- | sociation of amateur oarsmen, taking the | issued to executor, appoluting November 12 for | 7pvane COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY | mony at All Souls’ Church, Washington, D.C., | ground that the referee could not change his | settlement. | LAW Sc ie Wednesday evening, Octobe’ 27th, 1380, at halt- | first dectston, to have the race rowed over. Last Pouce Corrt—Judge Snell. | ptnoaneual ecemton of this Sot-ool tn ait tte depart. Past seven o'clock. Joha Bates Collias, St. | night a s Rata othe for tre | ‘To-day, Thomas Lynch, changed WIth Violate | eee en ea oe ae ec to Monare. lots of talk, which "Hs ates Pans ae anne fall remit 2 tbo thgwine challenge tng | SANS PINE, FUR, Fo Seg | Wall ft NOME ey tea Sad Mrs. Pelowze and * oI Tner) ol D, ng ty or) o” - : t_to the secretary of the Analostaa club by ti Ta Patrick Quul, pro- | 18th st. or by adfreaing the. of the Fao- sts of her sister, Mrs. Fuiler, on K street. | the secretary of the Potomacs: “ata special | Geormetown, $5 or7 days. Pa Oath Pree | alty, J.C. WELLIN . Octhe10e he wedding wil! be a very unostentatious fanity, $i. Wm. McNuity and Henry Vier, two SES Dut as the bride elect has spene see ees one. | meeting of the Potomac boat club held this dare I was directed by racing committee to ex- tend a challen in the District, and her famtiy and seit have so | io the Analstan boat club for remarks on mnany friends here, much interest ts felt in her Those who know the gentleman approve the Jady’s choice as much as they do his. ‘The aes of Mr. Bradley and Miss Lida Carseron §§ fixed for November 12th, and will eg ions that have rapidly webbed around jast Wednesday’s alleged race. The contest seems. | pended on to have been transferred from the water to | Py returning the g pleted witnin six weeks, The marriage of Miss Worthington, of George- tewn, and Mr. Trescott is to take place in No- yember, It will be a very quiet wedding. He is a son of Mr. Trescoté, who has been seat as a Commissioner to Japan. Tue marriage of Senator McDonald and Mrs. Bernard is fixed for February, and will take Place in this city, Her son married Judge Bart- ley’s daughter a few years since, General and Mrs, Capron have removed trom. tiv tr residence on N street to one in the row on + Ounecticut avenue, which adjoins the British legation.— Mrs. Sanders Irving, who has been ‘THE STRIKE A’ A spectal Meeting of the Analostan boat clud | yang < Pennsy Will be held this evening to consider the chal- lenge lo row, sent them by tue Potomacs. Two Mmetubers cf the Aualostan four—Marshall and Page—expected to leave the city to-day, but wiil Temain over. Members of the Analosian clav assured THE Stak reporter to-day that the Chal- lenge would be accepted without doubt. There is Some grumbling among the Analostans b2- cause the challenge was lished before it reached them. Of course, If the race comes off on Potomac’s chalienge it wlii not include the Columbia crew. who witl retain the uon-observance accident. The men are reinst New Central Co. continued wor THE COAL Thursday were Has been the subject of general comment during How ne his gy oand Ot ati He wasveped tent fever, is now happily recovering, Juage | afterwards on his second trial. ‘The test quar- her visit to New York and Phila: eral Gibson, wh feet 1 around to see how m: batting, and hun errors they could car conductors, Jifferson Davis has ordered from Ohio a steam. pump for his cotton plantation tn Mississippi. Mary Steinvangh and Wm. Crump, two of those wounded at the Pittsburg ratlroad disaster on Saturday night last, died yesterday. This makes thirty deaths with a probability of more. While an experiment was beng tried in a Chicago distillery yesterday a steam kettie exploded, killing Stix men and a woman, and son have returned to his residence on IT stray. aud are tn excelient health.—Mrs. Bid- wel who bas been visiting her parents, (Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy.) will revurn to her husband's home tn California within a fortnight.—Cap- tain and Mrs. Franklin are expected to return to their residence on 19th street by the close of the present month.—Mrs. Watmough and her daughter, who are visiting re tives in Philadelphia, will ey, ar will b Lere next week, and be at thelr] wounding several others, and blowing the root | y\i\¥ 3:06. home on I street, near 17th street.— | off of the building, el aS —alrs. H.C. Corbin, who has been visting NEW YORK, her relatives in Ohio, returned to her residence, Sherman Place, on Tuesday.— Representative acHENDON, 0 Bingham, of Philadelphia, has leased the rest- dence of Commodore Upshur, on Rhode Island avenue, and will cccupy it during the next ses- sion of Congress.—Colonel Jerome Bonapa has leased ex-Attorney General Williams’ resi cence, ard will probably move tn Novembzi ist.—Sir Edward Thornton and family have engaged passage on the steamer which will sail November 6th for this country.— Mme, Outrey ts now occupying her cottage at Newport, and isnot expected here until November 1st.— Gen. Alvord is removing from N street to 2d Street, between 14th and 15th streets —Gen. CUTICURA . 40g per cents, 1 consol, § Astonishing Cures of Itching, Scaly and Scrofatous Humors of the kin. Scalp, and Blood of Children and Infants, NEW YORK The following York to-day at staal! white boys, charged with maklag rade persons: days each tu the workhouse. | ter, Annte Nelson, with the laromy of some underclothing and’a bat. efendants personal bouds oa her . Here cl ze though, and Pe ciency co La’ , take place at her father’s residence at Harris- theo 1s hope ae Ir will be acceated, Ths Is SS = 5 oct?-3m burg Miss. Hayard, daughter of fue Delaware | not ouly for the benelit of the proile and Le GEORGETOWN. ‘CHOOL OF MUSIC, t now. Rates | ator Cemeron’s residence here will be com- | senspencl OF the crews, Dut asa relief to the ——— 2260s monts and dpwands. Rxperianosd marked effect upen the coal shipments. strike was caused by the suspension of an engi- heer and conductor of the road on account of nuinver, refused to work unless the discharged idation Company, excepting one, having dis- yy chureb, Rey. Mr. Lindsey officiating. The in- MERCHANTS’ EXcitance.—Offerin, r, 6, mber, 1.16 and ¢bfldren, make, The score was 6 to 0 in favor of Chicago. sabe, 2 S Preston’: , White he goes to —— —— and October, Ree New Orleans, where they will join hin aft The Kurds have destroyed 170 Persian vil- Deceuber, | stitute for ¥¢ yee cool weather seis fn.——Secretary Sch lages, ae , German and Enel daughters met him here last weeX, on his re Belts which are worn by young ladies are tn- Gciober,. B8es =e, turn from the we id are now with him at | tended as a protection agalust the arms of street ‘AnD: his residence on H strect.—Dr. Lincoln's wite changed. Wheat firet mortyage trustees’ cartifics tey Central conscls, 111. Erie, 7%. Ihinois Central, 118. . Keadirg, 17x.’ New York Contral, | PME A. HIRT has reamed her classes fo in thelr beariug, $5 or 7 FRE! GERMAN. Persons wishing irs Brien. | Averell Sis above tnnriases wil pikese Ga Cha | @ four-oared shell race of two miles—one mile 4t “ 150 ft Ellen | eariy,that classes for bes ramos? and ~on- ier moun pat tte, Mr Cong ana tne | At SOUED: dora, Mand Of coors tae race | Hawkins, ga cr 9 dave ia Jai Morvs ar. | fwwiten oy oe amin» Ronny 88, eau ae aera ty + tenon ke the 21: st An tng it ce Os + tee greatly reduce f mY be of mutual attraction from the first meetiag. | quested.” "This adds one more to the collateral 1 ‘ . are p.m. oct9 2 The ca fe WAS SUS Iss OSBORN: DARDING AND DA¥ ETON Took ES, at 943 af M SOQBOOL FOR YO! oods to her sister. ot teachers in plano, MONG TRAINMEN on the Cumpor. | teach Ivania Rallroad is > rhe voice, onan, ete exer~ Ohureh organ. ootd of the rules, which caused an fellow trainmen, about 15) in ated, three of the trains of the + a8 Well as those of the Consol. JROFBEL INSTITUTE AND F DEERGAKTEN, Misses POLLO OK & Ni incipals Education thorouzh in 2!i Suipwents from Bostcn teache: n primary and ad 3 > ™ : rt as follows:—For Goorgetow! German trained kindergartener. Noraial class for. = A awarded them by the referee unless both t e | (300 O. F 4 0 erTan e x Bronte arate, Airs overt Winthrop, at | other crews should consent to the terms for an- | CoUStlidation Co. ssi.00 tons; Marsiand Co., Bere, Dally mnatcection th ‘Geresan tise, LES Brcokline, Mass., returned to her restdeace here | other contest for the ba: offered in the let- ¥idual, 109 tons—-total, 1,697.06 tons. s Rtusband, tag ex-sprater of mo mouse of repre: | ene ATER SEE them by ColumblaS pret: | Dein” Ne" Teg at Tareson, well town | YpETROPOLIFAN SEMINAUY aNd entatives to New York, where he went to attend | (2 in Georgetown, died at his brother's residence, | SunGoh PON TOE Ne LAD IE ao OL OR es the Eplscopal convention as a delegate. Gen. SEE I eS on Gay stre@ jesterday, aged 42 years. reeumed duties WER LTH. Metrapolit Mccltire, the Assistant Postmaster General, nas | ,At Prospect, Park. Brooks n, yesterday after, | THE FUNERAL oF Mu [icuann Bomnoc Bindervarten Normal Inaditute, “Ocrowsn 13r gone west to bring hither his wife, whose beauty | oe yawn ik neon OP ee eae rack 1 | took place this afternoon from. St. John’ Principal, ', Miss B.C GRAVES, 50s Isc at. n.w. repst-1m 2 : F around the track in the presence of an im- | terment was at Oak Hill cemetery. : — = =" Sear craic ae Bol cane mer eve ; | mense crowd. Having become warmed for | Tre Grain TRape.—Artrive1—Hoat Loudoun, ABINDS SATURDAY EVENIAG cousin Ot Mr. English, the democrat tonines | Work, Hickok nodded ana the horse started on | with a0 buslicls OF Wont und aon ea Will commence SATURDAY. Uctober 29, 1880, 0 President—Mirs, Westoott, Judge | MS trial, ‘The Bret inlte Was faishel | corn. ‘Boat M.C, Royer, with 4,25) bushals of | from Tt 10 p.m. The pred of new @curen ‘3 daughter, who has been ill with remit. | 122.23. He wert under the wire again shorily | wheat, of the GERM A devin at once Vickats to the ange | Same can be Lad at the Academy only, 914-916 B on e make a visit. It was their home for many Hickok refused. to inf agatns as the ay | BS Hom $1,145 to $1.19. ——— = = ears and they have numerous friends there. | So). getting very cool. 2.12%; 1s better time than eee ee QPECIAL af His eae tS Health does not improve, and | Se yutien “made here, BUC is quite away fone The Markets. his family and irlends are continuatly | Yada en made zi 4 BALTIMOR - 16.—Vir Seen at the mon anxious about him. Mrs. Paul will svon | + Spee 73s; do. consols, 615»; 5 SO TAGHAKDS, Prin remove to one of the new houses on 2, — vous, 90%: do. new teu-foriies, 40%; = EF street, ie Wi aicagos yesterday id to-da pss Mrs. Jami ets returned |: ras a ay for the Natton: : returned ‘y went off their fion in Voice Buttais Vath et. nw Private legnou.s « ANISH THOROUGH: PRACGTIOALLY th stu. w.9e25-1m DO: tr a attheir hones. Address J. H. SLDDONS, Gex town, D.C. sep 20-1 95,550 bushels ARK SF MINABY, 506 Sra Sr. s. om iveemarbuttiem. | Dover car and with , ie #615; short, 454. | Other city lines. “Twelfth Avnual hear . te cminel, at Bookstore. Ayoly to Mus. G. M. CUD O sud un | Principal Drawaug, Prof. 0. 8. ibiax Pe sep Corn fairly | Prof. 0. Grxver. “vert RENCH THAT IS FRENCH —Tavt anid Great Wester by Provessor He Mascox, bora in Paris, raised Tigo New gor | and educated in Parie, and for the laet thirty years do Geoety | a sneceseful. teacher of his own native tougue 10 the United States. Apply to him st his residence, 2113 Penusylvauia avenue, or through the Post office. B8ep21, 45, Oet?, 9, 16, 23, 30 Pennsylvauia ct. 16, 2p. m.—U. S. bonds, & SET —— . eis Central, 1173. eae | eee eee ita Seni Latics wad MARERTS THI AFTERNOON. Children. Fi language only is sroken. at quotations were current in New | School. Terms per quarter:—Primary. Bie r Glarees, including Rogiish and Drawing 818, y and $25. Pri 31 » as reported by Lewis John- i 1 cents, 1U93gall U. ate leésons also given. 1132 17th et. D. of 6. 435 per cents, fa, 98 INPERGABTEN NORMAL INSTI- Pike Grahem and his wife will soon take pos: | Cuzicuna Restepims are simply elewant to uso 3 A. FUE, for the training of teachers, with session of the residence they have taken ou N | They appeal to mothers and nts with great sone nogrenctos _ ae ae ee PSP erie Se eR i FG ge eA Taree PorLock. 20 sihet.. Miss BUSIE POLLOOK, ant and Mrs Brodhead have caves Toons at the | Baideliy, axresta Cleeace, cate awey dead skinand | oc land, 118%;" St: Paul Tia? dat et. ‘sopid Sar Kigg; House for the winter, and are now there. | foctiies aud leais Shin Dieeasen sud Soul ation, | ferred, Tita: Kansas and. ‘Texas, 37 CADEMY OF MUSIC, $‘all the acquaintances of Admiral and Mrs. | tions with Loss of Hair. It reproduces ana bea: Re: 104%; 0. O. and 1.0., 19 Fe ace No. = a weet celebration of tlt daughters unasriage Coons | idod buster, Catsuee Sugita Rees E ital Sennnind bope eo DP Pea sn is Ni New ¥ | ail chronic ana ‘hereditary bumors. Gurice: ry street, and that it would be a gala oczasion, | faces, winters’ frosbon a] oN i te : =5 = I vas y i 3 : No CARPETS SHOULD BE LaID without a Mo’? -NINTH ANNUAL SZ83I0N eae bes pe path os puleion on | beyond all prsire. It is an elegantly perfumed proof Sewed Carpet Lining, Use only that 2 Of the twain, no cards having been recelved by aby one. It 1s surmised that, although the license has been secured, the marriage wiil not take place until towards the clos? of tuts month. Mr. Nelison is a young widower who has no children, his wife having dled withi a year after their marriage. Miss Rodgers, who is extremely pretty, is @ first cousin of Mrs Avgust Eelmont. of New York. Mrs. Rodgers Was a Miss Slid:ll, as also was Mrs. Perry, the motber of Mrs. Belmont. Mr. Gcorge Babbitt, formerly of the Boston Fost, aud how private secretary to Mayor a Touct, Bath and Nursery sanative. manuf, Children and Infants. vre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N.J., 7 MY fon, 2 1idof twelve years, was 00 1 pletely cured of a'terrible case of Lezéma by the Cuticura Remedie?. Frm the top of his head to the roles of bis feet was one mses of scabs. Every other, remedy aud physicians had been tried in yain.” by the © ternaily, have ever recorded. actured of Cotton and Paper. Carpet Lining Co., New York and Bostou. Sold by all Carpet Dealers. CUTICTRA RESOL internally, Cuticura, a medicinal } cura Medicinal and Toll performed the most miraculous cures Of itching, scaly and scrotulous humors WHEN VERY YOUNG CHILDREN are deprived of their natural nourishment, it ts aiflicuit to pro- F Tse. ‘81 of this Gellewe will commence om "1 y ue Or MSMONDAY EVENING, Ocromen & AT 8 O'CLOCK, AT THE OO] LEGE EUILDING, H et., bet. 13th and 14th, When Dr. ELLIOTT COUES, U.8.A., will deliver the Introductory Address, to which the profession and public are cordiaily invited. Fcr further information wrply * “4 2111 Pennsylvania aveniie. 87 22-10t&eol st {14 CUTION, — Miss M. K. SCHREINER, I Det tices Clagaes im blocution ‘and dividuals. American ENT, the new biood purifier, assisted Soap, ex- E, M.D., _ cure a proper substitute therefor; hence tae Prince. of Boston, is betro! to the dauguter alarming mortality among infants, Melluc< ot Mr. Jonas French, of Massachusetts, who was Focd, which 15 recommended by the highest Was on Gen. Butler's staff durlig the war, Fred. Rohrer, esq, Cashier Btock-Growers' Na- | mc di¢al authorities, has been prepared to most who besa resideuce on Cape Ann adjoining tha nal Bank, Pheblo, Colorado, writes: I am so | this very want. Mest druggists and gro or Gan, Buuer, well pleaecd with ite eflect on my baby that I csn- | have ft. Price, Scents. 'T. Metcalf & Co., B Mics Tattle Whiting has rotucned trom the | not afford we be withont it in miw honse. Itisawon- | ty yo. Law wih, Where she attended tue grean musical | (erful cure, snd it ia bound to become very popi = seo et bo oe vention at Worcester, Ma: setts, lier | St 88 econ Ss it virtues sre known tothe masees.” | irae King oF Frook Col at aix o'clack, in the ch contralto vol dered artistic designs brought was c a mich 1 tig probable that she wiil continue her musteal education at the Bos! Conservatory. The amount of vocal tal: that has manifested itself in Washington iS to show that ovr climate is favorable to th> development ot the voice. In many respects the climate in this latitude corresponds very inise there, a: — patent L this pop’ J. 8. Weeke, ecq.. Vt, says, ib a lette charm on wy baby’s fac head entirely, and has near! sores. I have recommended highest. degree ouly floor covering ne made combiuing tn the qualities essential to com - Oa account of t the word poe Secretary, ton. D.O. IAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, dL sts. n w.—This tustitation the a prosieraive and successful exyericnce of 16 @ cicsely 10 that of itely. Viant has ordered tt for thesn. carpet dealers keep it. ears. Ticducates young men and women for Use- Mr. D. W. Bartlett, secretary of the Chinese Fe pT . fulness ax + mre Ng Mecano Epa § legatfon, has returned to Washington. He has Baltimore, Oct. 4, 185}. pais rofit. Rye ae suminer¢d at his Connecticut home on the % Mr, A. R. METTEE: on Sreccon! Receaeaan. beauttiul Farmington river (that deltghs of the Jimi 7 oh artists), and what, with r Crricuna Rewepn Deov Sir: Last winter I was in bed the most t c= alr exercises, has quite rec: Porrms, Chemists and Dr hington | of the ture, urd spent thirty-five dollars for pool Cosiguaa: a it ama boc, | medicin Wea eae tae Prin ausl6 ct Gov. 5 Rive x0 LOXEH, | CTICURA oLvEST, | Me to get a hottle o MIMont,: : — District Government Affairs. s oon aE hinds of the bottle. H. ARD MES. ALFRED HUSACS ~ port of the major of p o vy Col M ENG. NU BOE x n, 0 the District Ci lay, shows the ¥C ae ni — ads and exclatined, 3 mend Pill vai LO NE Young Men. °3 ORD nything which tt 1 ded to of good mora! SANFORD'S ‘aduty Towe to sufering bumanity to ; 7 wr ud you can publish it far and ne x BAviCar Cure Tbelleve that, Primmona ts the grandest ae ges Major Brock has forwarded to the Co FOR CATARRH. of the age for Lung Diseases. Yor u KTON MAGAFEE, stoncis a petition oi the station-ho: os. W. K that thelr compensation be in te HE ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH T annum, ani ree y — , - that it be granted if possible ee” 230 Saratoga street. kero ee FREE DISPENSARY, nmisstouers received from Drs. Flo. loward, Joseph ‘Taber Johason and fi. Baptd. Radic Permanent, Complete Treatment for $1.00. For circulars adress Mre. M chington, J). . B. AROHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Wee! 4y27-3m A Kiet Myraash tnstracser een Linea cata se Sleinschmidt, a commit @ 0 y the cer an nenist, #1 Georgetown University cline any fice wees — PULMONA 18 SUPERSEDING ALL Oroer Reve. | Sorbonve University, Paria. = Frese fae ae Sary, @ communication setting forth the needs DiEs fer Coughs, Throat and Lupg Diseasos. For ocebe: LY eens wet educaied —— of the Institution. ‘They set forth that the pro-| Begin atthe bexinning. Cleange the nasal pas- | Sale by py sed and the Proprietor, A. 1. 3 fessors of the medtcal department establishe) | eager. Hemove the morbid coats of rottiag and | METTEE. 122 Fayette street, above Park, Balu: Miss MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL the dispensary July 1, 1879, at the nortuea:t | dead tissue. Work upon these surfaces unt the | more, Md. Price 50 cents. resume her in Elocution Uctober lst, forner of 10th and E streets, and associated wita | living, wholesome membrane is reached, cleansed, —— Gini fected, eoothied, and Heated. Rew” Fon) have tzcked and removed tue cause. rwhile, by internal administration, drive from Une blood ths them, as assistants, six other sicians, who do constant service without pay she only’ per- Sons who receive pay being the druggist and it delivers with every pulsation of the heart: Janitor. The entire expense, amounting to $50) | Wher al-this is faithfauy done, Catarrh inom. @ year, abd three-fourths of the services are as- quered, you are cured. sumed yy the medical faculty of the schoo: Saxrokn's Raprcat CURE consists of one bottle Since July, 1879, over 700 patients have been te: | ££ the Babicax Cums, one box of Carannmtar BOL Celved and healed and over 1,00 prescriptions | Y="T, snd cne Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in | fore gunded. |, They ask the’ appropriation of | (2hUruseists for Si, Ack for SastomDiedeen | 7th street north $25 a month for medicines, and state that in thé CAL CURE, the most complete, instantaneous, aad economical treatment in medicine. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, mnissioners yesterday passed order appro- Bosto: ston. an rating $25 monthly towa: 2 Institution vmat OtLer Wise oriaeey PPOFE ay ————_—__— LACK SILKS, 15 Cts., 87 Crs., $1, $1.2: cCoLLIN’’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungr, Qoughs end Colds, Wesk Back, Stomach, anu Bowels, Dyspejsis, Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular, and Spinal Affections, relieved and cu:ed when every other plaster, lintment, lotion, and electrical appliance faiis. Ask for GoLurNs’ Vcuratc ELEotRic PLasters. Only 25 cents. cotl3 81.59. BLACK SATINS, 87 Crs., 81, $1.25, $1 50. COLORED SILKS, 15 Crs., 87 Crs, $1, $1.10, $1.25. BLACK CASHMERES, 25 Cas., 30 Crs., 87 Crs, 40 Ors. 60 Crs. Up. it, as it Fresh Supplies This Week. Fall &tyle Broadway Silk Hats, $4 aud # New Shapes Gent's Stiff Derbys, $2 to $3: Splendid stock Soft French Felt e Best “Dollar Hats” in the District; One hundred dozen of Boys and Childrea’s Bets and Caps, for Dress and School, from 25 cents fo $1.50. at L&wis’ One Price Store, ~ EpGar’s Coven Sraciric is the best. RENEAR'S COUGH MIXTURE, 25 cents. Renear's tonic for wind Gyspepsia. 7 ae) great remedy for catarrh and Sold by all druggists. Is ene of the most annoying diseases in the world, and yet ali can find sure relief by the use of Dr. Swayne’s Ointment. It has been tested im thousands of instances, and Invariably toakes a sure cure. ture, like perspiration, intense itching,tncreased Sepa yg ged distress jcularly at Pi nigh' about the rectum, the private paris are some- Umes affccted. Procure the olptment at once, Sold by all druggists. at her residence, 2126 Penusyivania sve. n.w. ep7-Sn $1.50 LO west. Po BITTERS im A ‘TRUE TONIC. Sepl-W,8,m,2m Itching Piles IBON 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. 17 EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE ‘The symptoms are mols- worms were crawling in and "—Quick, complete cure 4 toé COLORED CASHMERES, ° ae Gumplns $1, at drags MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE 25 Ors., 80 Crs., 87 Urs, 40 Crs , 50 Crs. FLAVORING ST For, Washington at 450 Pa. ave. NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE FLANNELS, BED TICKING, CLOTH FOR MEN DISHES AND SAUC! “Rovea on Rave.”"—Ask for it. Jt | DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL rae ee ou) Ge LIERIG ComPaNy’s EXTmacT. oF | stor; Co ee ene ata EE ereaee AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TON FLANNELS, BLUE PLAS Hone steal {fel rater —See Medic alPreas, “aupguxay Wa0ons."—Fresh Alderney butter | TIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE NELS FOR LADIES’ SUITS, = ih? Re en per anes 36 \03. | FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOMACH, WATERPROOF CLOTH, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, ar Cc. M. TOWSON’s, 086 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, 1ON,—Genuine only with the fac simile of Oberon ‘Tiebig’s Signature in Blue Init aeross ts ‘abel. BALLS “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” cheese, batcermite 1BST. GRAND and sweet milk 5c. per qt. HEARTBURN, ETC. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- , PARTIES, &o. ia gira Renee’ aigpie souranuy nxmmace oF Sah and a oe THE A. B. C. BOOK, 32 PAGES, PTCBELL, COOKE & 00., {fiholesale onty, 6. DAVID & O0., 3, ata Tas aRiit ar A ce STOCK BROKERS, ee —— ae sas teen GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS i 58 Broadway, New York, Noon lway, New York. - OHN B. D. ‘hereafter sot, ‘over le Dae AGRA OF TES Brae in Georgetown, ight teens ie hee. Bees Le ‘ie eaeriane x ‘ALEX. ROBT: OHWOLY. Frov'z. | Forrest o,