Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CaTRY SIGNAL OFFICER) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 1890, 9:20 am. For the middle states, clearimy weathec, Rorthwest to southwest winds, bigher barom- eter, lower temperature. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signa! Oflice during the day:—7 am., 49) 45° Tl am, 63°; 2pm, 33% minimum. 45. ————_ LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. ational Thea ter.—Maggie Mitchell in “Lorie. Forwd’s Opera House.—“"The Galley Slave.” Masonic Temy ‘alr for benefit St. Vincent's asylum. Condensed Locals. Street lamps wilt be lighted at 5:40 p.m. and ex.inguished at 10:20 p.m. Patrick Ryan, a sailor on the U. Bispatch, was assaulted about 12 night by three men at the corner of 1 streets nort and robbed of a silver Wa worth $5.75 in cash, and his hat and coat. The Virginia democratic association met las' night, J. T. Coldwell in the chatr, and J. R Fisher secretary. The transportation com:ait- tee reported having made satisfactory arraay: ments with the raliroads for the reduction of fare on election day to all parts of Virgtola. The Virginia state repubifcan association mt last night at 1314 F street, W. F. Cooper in the chair, M. A. A. Watson secretary, and was ai- Gressed by Col John W. Woltz, republican ca Gidate for Congress tn the first district. and by Messrs. W. E. Horne of Texas, C. H. Pond, T. Maupin, A. E Manning and J. C. Butler. ‘This fs the first Virginia state republican asso lation organized here in twelve years. Mr. V Dubamel, the recelver appointed to take charge of the National Capital Insu- rance company, yesterday obtained authority from Judge Cox to sell the furniture found In the ofice and take the testimony of witnesses as to the whereabouts of the other assets. Robert Murphy and others, claiming to be heirs of Robert Harrison, deceased, have filed a petition in the Probate Court asking that issies made up for trial by the Cireutt Court to de- termine th hp with the decease. mu he strong wind bi gtish Dinner d from the rooms of the central dem: ratic committee. in the Vernon block, to the opposite corner Mr. Gee In the Dey any Years a clerk died last eveainz, ost effictent oMt-lal, ed by a iargd ‘The horses of the Blick h gootic so badly Ubat they be taken oat to-day. The driver on calling after the adjoura- nent of the Police Court to-day, by way pointment with of his regular passengers, received some coreplaint on account of the new team of hired horses not b fast as the regular ones. He compromised by promising to drive down a back street. ‘This morning, in th uity Court, in the gase of Sarah J. Thomas agt. Johnson P. Thomas—bill tur a divorce—sudze Cox ordered & Tule fo Issue on defendant to Show cause why be should not be decreed to pay alimony and give her the guardianship of the children. Amusements, &ce National THEATER.—Miss Maggte Mite’ Will conclude a two wi agement at ational this evening. She will appear as Lorie.” Next week Ri angeline” will be the attraction at this theater. The company has somewhat changed since Its last (0s capes here.and for the bette Louise Seale as Ga- M ngeline, give far sque arusts are George Fortesque as Cathy ts su- preme! funny: and Harry Hunter (the Lone isherman) and Ed. Chapman (Le Blanc) are as goed as ever. Forp’s OrERA Horse —To-night {3 the last gpportuniey of seeing Mr. Campbell's fine play, “The Galley Slave,” whlch has been received With great favor throughout tue country. ———_.—_—__ VisttING Mizrraky.—The “Putnam Phalanx,” of Hartford,Conn., and the “Sedgwick @uaras,” of Waterbury, Cohn., arrived yesterday afte neon on their return from Atlanta,Ga. Thi Were met at the depot by a squad of the Wash- ington Light Infantry corps, under command of Sergeant Duffy, and taken to the corps’ ar- mory, where a fine collation had been prepared for them. After refreshing the mner man and some time spent in conversation, the visiting soldiers, under the guidance of the Light In- fantry, made a hasty visit to the various pubile buildings, and at night, by the invitation of Manager Louis Ford, of the Opera House, and Mr. Harry Kennedy, manager of the “G Slave” company, attended the performance of alley Slave.” The visitors, atter exore: ing their apprectation of the ntlon bestowed upon them by our home company, left on 9:30 p.m. train. Tue Scxpay Gazette will to-morrow & fac-simile of Garfleld’s levter to Morey. —_e.—_—_ A DOUBLE CHAKGE OF OLTRAC 2 publish a ragpicker, ity Bridge street, Georgetown, who been arrested Dy Officer Harper, was arr.’ on two Charges of rape, committed on Satu Bight last On the person of two smal caiuret girls—Adele Beckett and Elizabeth Harris—azed 40 and 11 years respectively. IU 1s alleged that these two giris, who live in the same hous: the accused, were employed by him in Tags, and that he made an assault on s first. ng as stylish and | bamed, but did not accomplish his purpose, and | committed an outrage on the other girl. subsequently became sick, and on being q: toned told their story, and Smith was This morning he waived an examtnatio: Was committed to jail. sted. a and | Ox Mospay, 25th, we will open 15 pieces of | the tinest 2-ply carpets, bright patterns. ‘Tow- fon's, Pennsylvania ave., south side, uear mar. the t So! this order heid Its annnal session last night in Mount Vernon hail. Resolutions were adopied thanking the clergymen for thelr efforts to pre- Vent the issulag of licenses to tippling shop3, and promising co-operation; also to the Dash- a@Ways and other temperance organtzations for their efforts. 1 elected for the Moulton; G. W. A. Lathroy E Builar George M. Fi Have your plumbin order by Hamtiten « G. Chap. adley; G. ed and put tn uo rect. tf ‘THE WILL OF MES. ANN PiCKRELI. SUSTAIND Yesterday in the Probate Court, Judge Cox, rendered bis decision in the matter of the will of Mrs. Ann Pickreli, in which a petition was filed by Mr. Wm. Coleman tor | Sanu Walker and other heirs restding in the w Praying that the probate, which was grante ‘SLX years since, should beset aside, as bis cleats P senting thereto. Judge Cox dismissed the petition remarking that tie robate had been regularly obtained, and bad en in force six years, the property distripu- ed, and the real estate purchased by {naocent holders, to whom the decree of distribution gave a perfectly good title. He therefore dis- missed the petition for reopening the matter. 200 Goon overcoats for sale low at Cohen’s Joan office, 1105 Pennsylvania avenue. t ReAL EstaTe Saigs.—W. W. Danenhower &” Son, real estate brokers, have recently sold for cash the foliowing properties: Part of lots 2, ‘9, 30 and 31, square 1,026, with two-story brick house, $00; lot 6, square 70, $90; part of lots 17 Square Sil, with two-story brick house, ‘$1,000; lots 5 and 6, square 705, $2: and 4 Mrs. B. Brves & Co., No. 433 9th street northwest, dispiay to-day a véry beautiful va- riety of children’s worsted hoods, hand knit xoods a specialty. t THE Witt OF J. A. KENNEDY, lately deceased, Iéaves the bulk of his property to his widow and Spéciai Deguests to varloug relatives aad friends and at tne @oath of the wife all the es late Is to be sold; $iuu 18 to be given to the Washington city Protest. orphaa asylua and £100 to the Washington city itthle sovtety— the remainder of the estate to rema!= [a the bards of the executor, and be disposed u: [0 such charitable and benevolent institutions oF objects as he may deem right proper. Whe troubled with a couch or cold us Buivs Cough Syrup. Pricezsc. a bottle. ¢ Dears IN FRE have bean filed as follows: Hapnah Ear} Carter to Dorct! ea Repettt, | aL iE Ft . Ashford etal. and cbr) Stewart to An- Se. Bq. 1020; —,_ A PaxTNERSHIP DisrCTs.—This morning, In the Police Court, Michael Ryan was cailed t> a@pswer Ube charge of larceny from Christan Hofman of four barrels of oysters, 2. Tho peme of the accused being M formation Was amended. Bir. Lness ipney was ken to sete the partnership » and he dismissed the case, or TEMPERANCE.—The Grand Division of | | was w | Stewart gray ve the ep!- | confided the management of the affairs of said | Mstitute, shall be | lection against medical charlantry in every Death Col. Adair. Col. W. P. Adair, assistant chief of the Uhero- kee nation of Indians, who has been ill for about died about 4 o’clock this morning, at his Ragiogs: at the corner of 3d street and Missouri avenue. He bad recently been very active as an agent in the settlement of some In- dian claims, and overwork and fatigue brought on a low fever and inflammation of the bowels, which was the immediate cause of his death. He was a descendant of Gov. Adair, of Ken- tucky, a native of Georgia, and was in his 524 year. He emigrated from Georgia In 1836 to the Cherokee nation, and has been for many years @ representative in Washington, not only of his own nation, out of many tribes of North American Indians, all of whi avalled them- selves of his knowledge of [ndfan affairs and his influence at the seat of government, his duttes being almost constantly in Washington In ald of the Cherokee nation, while the chief, Dantel Bushyhead, remained at home in the we He was an able lawyer, and had the confide of the entire Indian race. Having great Kaowi- edge of the needs of his people, he, with other prominent Indians, secured the estabilshiaeat of a grand council in 1586. the object of wa was to advance the civilization of the I dians, and bring them on such relatio: with the vernment that the family could be colonized in the Indian territory. This for a long time had been the ruling ambition of his life. Tne grand coun- ctl Was very successful, nearly forty tribes send- ing representatives, many of whom before f iat Ume bad been on the war path, and all of whom have since been at peace with ‘the goveram *:. Bogus Diplomas. TEE WASHINGTON ‘MEDICAL INSTITCTR”—AN IN- STITUTION WHICH EXISTS ONLY ON PAPsK— DIVLOMAS OFFERED FOR SALE—WHAT IS KNOWN OF THE ORIGINATORS. A Washington dispatch in the N. Y¥. Herald to-day says: Letters have rec*ntly been re- ceived here from New York, Philadelphia a id Baltimore addressed to well known res, ec «le members Of the medical profession asking if there 1s ap institution here called “fue Wash- ington Medical Institution?” “Are lectures de- livered there?” “What 13 Its reputed stan ing?” “The Washington Medical Institute” is regularly incorporated under the act of Con- gress passed in 1s70. Under the law there wa3 filed at the City Hall, with the Recorder of Deeds, the se aptens certificate of incorporation of the Washington Medical Institute,which was recelved tor record November 16, 1874: Be it known that under and by virtue of the Provisions of section 3, of an act of Congress approved Mnay 5, isi. entitled ‘An act to pro- Vide for the creation of corporations in the triet_ of Columbia by general law,” the un: signed citizens of the United States have sUtuted themselves a body corporate unter the name and title of “The Washingto' teal Tn imte of the District of Col whose 0d- ct and purpose fs to provide the pubile pro- torm; to disseminate knowledge throughout ths United States by a sertes of lectures, both pub- lic and private, and to provide for the treatment of all aiseases, The trustees, to whom shali be four in number, and shall consist of Jobn E. Smith, M.D.; Seldon W. Crow, M.D.; Oscar C. Stont, M-D., atid B. Brown Wi liams.M.D.. from whom the oiticers of such in stitute shall be elected for the first year or the existence Of sald institute, Joun E. Smrra, MT SELDON W. CRO} Oscar ©. P of Columbia, Connty of Washington, s: On the 16th of 3 Tm A. I aber, , befor sonally came John E . Crow. M.D Stout, M. D., and B. Brown mt lams, M. D., parties to the foregoing letter of ‘Incorporation, aud having had the same read over to them they then and there acknowledged the same to be their actuai deed. Given under my hand and notarial seal the 16th of Novernber, 1874. i CHAS. Cons. CALLAN, Notary Pubilc It will thus be seen that for all purposes imposition the “Washington Medicai Institute” is a legally Incorporated body, and it 13 this claim which has excited the attention ot the medical faculty of the three great cities ‘New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. As will also be seen, the language of the statute would appear to give ample authority to trans: business similar to that of any medical cotle but such, however, is not the intent of the act asundera previous section ot the same iaw medical colleges are held to be institutions or learning, and as such the tneorporators are re- sponsible to the autnorities of the District and are empowered to confer degrees, and are an nually required to fle with the recorder of deeds a statement of the trustees aud offi Of the institution. But for purposes of tr: the provisions of the third section of the a May, 1570, are sufficient. THE INSTITUTION AND ITS OFFICERS. During the successful trade in diplomas in Philadeipbia the Washington Medical tosili ute seems to have suspended operations, It is men- Uoned in the Washington Directory for is75, under the head of asylums, infirmaries, <c., as located at No. 215 12th street southwest. Jobn E. Smith 1s published as president, Dr. Seldon W. Crowe as vice president and a Mr. C. W. Brewster as chemist. Drs. Stout and Wil ams, who were among the tncorporators, « uot mentioned as oficers, nelther do smes appear in the Directory that year or subsequent years. Dr. Smntth ts credited with having a place of business on F street nourti- West, and residing at the institute; but vob Smith and the ipstitute disappear fri directories of later years, and the [ t there €ver was such a place {s not known 1 faculty of Washington. Neither do names of Drs. Smith, Crowe, Stout and W! ams appear in the list of medteat practitio: But that some one still holds on to the ce cate of Incorporation may be inferred from th following letter addressed toa New York phys- felan: $ at to WASHINGTON MEDICAL INSTITUTS. INCORPORATED November 16, 18 Act OF CONGRESS, May 5, 1 Pest Office box 221. WASHINGTON, D. C., September 17, 183. Doctor— You can obtain a diploma for $25 that will en- able you to practise in any part of the worl: Send your name, address and number o1 in business, and the dean will calt and ex you and conter degrees according to act of Cun- gress made and provided, Address Washiugton Medical Institute, P. 0. Box 221, Washington, D. C. ONS OF THE OFFIC! Dr. Crowe, the vice president, is well known to certain Classes in Washington. ft came prominently before the public as aw 5 the gambling fraternity in 1s aud When Congress made au investigation tnro. | the ‘conduct ot tbe police and the superinten- dent of police. He lett here that yeir, and it rstood be went to New York cit. During the investigation by the police into the © robbery, it was st ed Crowe probably knew Sometuins fair, as he was skilled in * body Shatching.” In the Herald of Nov. 2s, referring to tats | Inatter, he says of bimsrif, in an taterview hut in York: “1am a graduate of the Jeflersoy Medical College of Philadelp 80 of the | Medical Institute. | Information ofa public nature that ts | bouse, not uni . and National Medical College of Washiugton, am now traveling, lecturing on th health in conneclion with’ the W This {3 the latest oneerning the institute. Iv is generall Delleved bere that Dr. Crowe wasa regular medical grad- uate, and It Is also understood that his medical practice was never of a very high character. The building where the institute was sald to have a dwelling place is to-day alarge tenement ke those of New York city. Tae only other existence it is supposed to have ts in Post Office box 221, Washington, D. C. Go.p Fit-ep Carats, Lockets and Caarms, Priggs. —_—_-—___ NOTHER OLD CiTIzEN Dzap.—Mr. Gustavus larke, a well-known resident of thiscity for years, died this afternoon at his residence, No. 7 Delaware avenue, in the 70th year of his age. Mr, Clarke was born at Vansville, Prince George County, Maryland, but removed to th's elty when about 9 years of age, with his fatuer, the late Robert Clarke, who, for a long series of years was a magistrate tn East Washing<on. The deceased was attached to the Marsual’s office nearly his entire life, and was for over 40 years the doorkeeper of the U. 8. Supreme court room. For several years past he has been in bad health—a lung affection. He leaves a fambiy—his son, John A. Clarke, being an ac- lve young member of the Washington bar— and @ host of friends, who will sympathize with the family. CHARGED witu Rossing His EMPLOYERS. — This morning, Thos. W. Brothers was arcalyned in the Police Court, Judge Snell, oa the charge of the larceny of about $10 worth of goods trom pissatS, Benkert & Wilson, shoe dealers, la whose employ 22 had been. Mr. Wilson testified that, suspecting Brothers, he obtained a search warrant and found the goods, The — Was that what goods he had taken ne bad charged himself with, and had intended that their value should be taken from his pay. Mr. Wilson stating that he had no desire to prose- cute the case, Brothers wag dism|ssed, and the goods were directed tg b3 turned over to the owners, —_—__ Ask ihe compositors of H street for the result of the great mateh game between the backache ‘and Dr. Lewis’ plasters. t ——_—_ ‘THE GRAND LopGE oF THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR $2. + Sawyer, G. V. dictator; Mutler, G. R.; J. Gc; CE now seven lodges in ‘the and a membership in the U: States of District Government Affairs, There has been {ssued thus far 1,530 dog Ieenses the present license year, Mr. W. O. Roome, chiet cnatee of revision of special assessment, bas revised the following assessments: 25th street west, from @ north to Potomac river; Jefferson street, from_ Bri street to Water street, Georgetown; Johnson avenue, from R north to S north; 'M south, from 43g west to ith west: MIll from West to Stoddard street, Georgetown; 9th street east, from C street north to Maryland avenu>; 9th street west, from Maryland avenue to D south. Building Tmits issued by Inspector twisle: J. W. Pilling, repatr frame, 1131 Street northwest; $500. THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD Met ati o'clock to-day, all the members pres- ent, Mr. Cox in the chair. A license was granted to Wm. MeDantels. corner 9th and B strects northwest. Another application would have been pas upon, but being trregular on ac- count of the lack of a power of attarney ta case of one signature. was suspended. Sixteen ap- Plications were filed to-day. Se PURCHASERS Of boys and children’s clothing should look well before they buy, and they will be convinced that the piace to purchase 1s at 921 Pa. ave., where prices will astonish the closest purchasers. t Ea- och THE COURTS. COURT IN GRNBRAL TERM. ‘To-day, Cook agt. Cook; hearing of t ton postponed. hearing. mo- onneliy agt. Donnelly; re- Equity Covrt—Juge Cor. To-day, in re. Rebecca G. Larner; auditors port confirmed and committ len agt. Carlisle's executor: “s report confirmed, and C. Carlisle appoloted trustee, Thomas agt. Thomas; rule against de- fendant ordered. Lewis agt. Keanedy; on hear- 1 Creccir Court (No. 2)—Judge Hagner. To-day, Schneider agt. Wright; judgment by default. Tallmadge & Co. agt. Saks €U it quashed. Burke & Herbert agt. Hamilto: ing ior platntiffs, $213. Stettinus agt. Ryaa; motion to set aside judgment overruled. Par- ker agt. Brady; judgment by agreement. PRopaTe Covat,—Judge Cox. Yesterday, tn the matter of the estate of Peter O'Donoghue, Dennis T. Keady was appointed aiministrator de bonis non; bond, $500. Hester oO. Wyman supointed guardian to William H. Wyman; bond, $500. Estate of Bernard Henze; referred to register of willis, Estate of L. W. Guinand; James 8. Edwards appointed admin- istrator, bond, $16,000. Estave of Nancy Bo- land; petition of Patrick Boland for probate of Will filed and publication ordered. Estate of Wn. Tolman; same of Jane Tolman, and sa‘ne action. Estate of Frederick L. Christmas; ad- ministration granted to Heary K. Willard; bond, $1.00, Estate of John E. Hughes; Robert E. ‘Tenney appointed administrator; bond, $2.000. Estate of Ann Pickrell; decree contirming pro- bate passed. CROO Yesterd Officer G. W , COURT—Jitae James, tick Babbingion, assault on Cooper; guilty. ‘To day, John Garuer, petit larceny; seci cffence; pleaded gull at Albany. Wim. Burke, assault with intent to kil; pleaded not gulity. Isaac Landie, larceny; pleaced gulity, and senten to one year at Aibany, Robert Dent, secomd offer jarceny: pleaded not guilty. Andrew Jackson, burglary; co, Wm. Pope, murder; do. Thos. Rhodes burglary; do. Isaac Brown, bigamy; do. J Lovell Tait, second offence; larceny; ao. Catharine Lynch, chat with the murder of Peter Lynch; pleaded not ,uilty—reesgnar in $2,500 taken, Alice Anderson and Anni Clark alias Ellen Duvall, grand larceny; pleaded guilty and sentenced to 1 year in the peniter- Uary. Millie Peyton, second offence petit lar- centy; pleaded guilty, sentenced to1 year at Albany. James Jackson, assault on officer; EE aded not guilty. Fanny Johnson alias Whit- iow, murder of infant; pleaded not guilty. Henry Temple alias Turner, assault. with intent to Kill; pleaded not guilty. Wm. Randall, b: glary and larceny; pleaded not guilty. Isaac Srowden, murder of Wm. Smith; pleaded not guilty. i RT—Judge Ser. To-day, Wm. Jones, vagraney; bonds or 30 days inthe workhouse. Wm. Davis, carrying € rezor; $50 or 60 days; also charged with betng loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. John Brooks, 2 3. Thos. McKenna, . Edward P. Hopper, loud and boisterous: $5 or15 days. John Whalen, profanity; $5 or7 days. Edward "B. Hopper, threats; personal bends. Wm. Ward, assault on Officer Boyle; committed for the action of the grand jury Also, assault on Mary Johnson: ‘$1 or I day. Isaac Smith, rape on Elfzabeth Harris; com- mitted for the action of the grand jury. Also, rape on Adele Beckett; do. Thomas Hall, lar- ceny of 10 chairs and 27 yards of carpet, valued at $22 from Felix A. Salter; jail 3 months and Jestitution ordered or 60 days in default; appeal noted, bond $200. Tits DEAD SISTER CaLLep HiM.—Eidie, a child of Samuel and Adda Iilg, died last Satur- day morning aged four years &nd flye months. ‘The child was & favorite with all who knew him. This isthe second child Mr. Illtg lost within two weeks. The cnild was buried to- day. Much sympathy Is felt forthe bereaved family. A few days before the chtid took sick, he was playing in the yard, when he came { the house and looked very sad. His motner asked him the cause, when he sald that ht ter Mamie, who had been burled a few diy before, had called him, but in rnnning all over the yard he failed to tind her. During nit sickbess he was speaking continually Meme, and said he would goto her tas uime.—Womulsdory Special to Readies Eagle. THE CANADIAN gram tothe N.Y. et WS: If Is stated the Dp Da tanned, waa ily caused a pasto ter to be read sa the pulptts of the Cathoile churches in his dlovese forbidding parents sending chitdren to Protestant schools under the penalty of bet +z refused the sacrament, has expressed his wii. ingness to meet a deputation of Koman Catho- lics to discuss the school question, and if It can beshown that Catholic cnildrea suffer in the race of Ife in competition with Protestants through defects of their separate schools he wilt be prcrares. to govern himseif according! Tt wiil be remembered that the action the bishop took in using his flat met with considerable op- position, bis power to refuse the sacrainent under such circumstances being questioned. Moses Kane's Dean GRUDGE.—M3 Kane, @ brakeman on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad, now in jall at Meadville, Pa. ‘8 charged with deliberate murder in having caused a collision between trains by which two lives were sacrificed, lis motive being to yenge himself upon the engineer of bis train, with whom he had had a difticulty, but who es- caped injury aiter all. Kane was ‘employed on a freight train Which was required to take a side track five miles from Corry to allow a fast Baltimore oyster train to pass, but on the ov- casion of the collt-ton tt is charged that he pur- posely left the switch open, and the oyster tral, going at the rate of twenty-five miles an heur, Crashed lato the rear of the frelght, by which two ten on the oyster train were Killed. AN OLD Inpian Cham Upon Om Crry, telegram trom Bradrord, P sa)s: In 1759 the state of Penn: tote famous, Seneca ichler Corn . es ‘and In the Allegheny Valley tn return for services in obtaining the ratification of the treaty with the Six Nations in that year. Cora Planter selected 490 acres at the mouth of ol Creek, 500 In Hickory Run, and 600 at the mou. of the Kinzua Creek, in Warren county. Corn Planter established his tribe on the latter reser- vation. A village was built. The descendants of Corn Planter sull occupy it. ‘The land at the mouth of Oll Creek was sold by Corn Planter in isds to William Kinnear. It ts now occupie by ak part of Oll Clty. The heirs of Corn Planter, eighty in ene, Row clatm that. the resent possessors of the property have no ttt b it. They say that Kinnear. ‘unable 19 meet & payment due on the land, desded Uuree hundred acres of it k to Corn Planter in October, 1508. The proof of tnts. they allege, 1s In existence, and on record. ‘They bave taken preliminary proceedings in an eject- ment sult against those now in possession. A few days since a grandson of Corn Planter, named Pierce, went to Frankiln with tmporiant papers bearing on the case for the pur; it submitiing them tocounsel. He returned to the Corn Planter reservation without them. He sild Le had Jost them. Other hetrs investigated tha matter. They found that persons tn O11 City nad bribed Pierce with $1,000 to deliver them tan documents. ———— GEORGETOWN. THE COAL TRapg.—Thirty-two boats lett Cumberland Thursday with 3,532.15 tons of coal 88 follows: For Georgetown, Borden Co., tons; Consolidation Co., 540.01 Maryland Co., 522.04; George’s Creek Co. 14 tons; New Cean- | tral Co., 221.06 tons; individual, 223.0s tons, For Alexandria, American Co., 920.02, THE GRAIN MARKET.—2,000 bushels wheat 8012 yesterday at prices ranging from 109 to 113. ‘There were no awards 0¢ grain and no offerings | on ‘Change to-day. | _ Rey. DR. CHaPELLE, of Baltimore will preach in Trinity church to-morrow. See advt. ——<_—__s>___—__—_ FIGHTING OVER A WoMAN’S VOTE.—At the annual school election in the town ot New Lets, last Tuesday, Mr. David Hopkins secured the office of comrissioner, as is Mr. Gustave Dettlof at the eleventh hour, when the | victory was about to be decided in Mr. Dettioil’s favor, by bringing to the polling place in Wagons the wives and marriageable daughters of the farmers in the township. It was not known to Mr. Dettiofi’s friends that the law entitling women to vote was in operation, and the trap which Mr. Hopkins laid paralyzed them suddenly. Louis Meisuer recovered from his shock sufficiently to solicit the vote of one of the ladies for Mr. Dettloff. Willlam Carroll called upon her to remain steadfast in the Hop- king faith. Melsuer then called Carroll a fraud. Carroll retorted, and Meisuer proceeded to carry ont bis teat to “puncm the head off” of Car- roll. A lively fight ensued in which Carroil was worsted. H+ afterward caused Melsuer’s fmrrest, and on Wednesday the latter was tried by a jury, before Justice Spencer, in East New York. He was found guilty and recommend :d to the mercy of the court, which sentenced him to pay a fine of $1¢ or go to jail for 10 days. He paid the fine... ¥. Times, 221. SUPFOCATED WITH G. Mr. Burkhardt Schieb, Son of Mr. Henry Schieb, pastor of the Zion church, on Gay street, near Saratoga, died early yesterday moraing, havilog suffered terribly Since Wednesday evening, wien he was suf{id- cated by gas. Aboul 7 o'clock, on Wednesday evening, he returned to his home, No, 149 Car- Tolion avenur, suffering from a severe coid. After eating his supper, be went up stairs to his room, requesting bis mother to send him upa hot drink, He went to bed, and when the ser- vant brought him the drink he asked her to turn off the gas, ‘This she did, but must, at the Same time, Lave turned the screw too far aud let cn the gas again. Thursday morning, when the servant called him and receiving no answer, pushed open the door, he was found lying un- conscious On the bed and the room filled with oop bie Drs. Rinehart and Pennington And Prof. Johnson were summoned, and did all in their power to restore the young man, but without suceess, The deceased was 25 years of age.—Baito. Gazeit», to-day. TORN BY A BULLDOG.—At Hackensack, > while passing along Main street Wedni evening, John lrovensky, a peddier, was at- tacked by a bulldog belonging to W. H. Holber- top. A desperate struggie ensued, in which the Tan was terribly bitten in the breast, neck and t ils chin was almost torn off. ——_—__ EE CUTICURA Itching Humors, Scaly Humors, Blood Humors, Speedily, Permanently, and Economically Cured. When Physicians and all Other Methods Fail, What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but_ the evi- dence of internal Humor ten times more difticult to reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other fluids, destroying the delicate macuinery of life, and filling the body with foul corruptions, which burst through the &kin in loathsome eruptions? _ CUTICUBA RESOLVENT, the new B'ood Parifier, internally, Curicuna, a’ Medicinal Jeliy, assisted yy the CUTICURA MrproInaL ‘lomer Sc ex- ternally, have performed the most miraci is cures of Itching, Sealy and Scrofalous Humors ever recorded in medical annals. ECZEMA RODENT. Fozems Ropent.—F. H. Drake, Esq., agent for rper and Brothers, it, Mich. gives an as- tonishine account of which had been treated by cians without benetit, and to the Cuticura Remedies. SALT RHEUM. lM Ee (Eezema Rodent), a consultation of physi which speedily yielded Satz Ruevst. Wi street hicagzo, era Salt Rheum on head, neck, f. seventecn years; not able to ar; not ab! and knees for o1 eight years: tried hundreds of re z pr nase hopeless; permanent! y the Cuticura Remedies. RINGWORM. o. W. Brown, 45 Ma R.T., cured by Ciiticura I a Kingworta Huinor, got at thy barbe eprcud all over the curs, neck anid face, yours resisted all kinds of treatment. SKIN DISEASE, mie. : j AT recomm: nd th Cericvna Remspres are prepared by WrEKs & PorrEn, Chemists and Drugyiets, 360 Washi street, Boston, and are for sale by alt Orus Frice for Curroura, a Medi 50 cents; laree boxes, 81. CUTICURA’ KESOLY the pew Blood Purifier, $1 per bottle. Gut MEDICINAL TOILET Roav, 25 cents. Ouric MEDICINAL BHAVING Soar, 15 cents; in bars, Barbers and large consumére, 50 certs. BRT AU mailed Free on receipt of price. is%8. licinal Jelly, small boxea, BA for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURB FOR CATARRH. Saxronn’s Raptcan Cure, OaTarneit Sor- VENT, aud IMPROVED INHALER, wrappel ja cue yeckaye, with full directions, aud sold by ad drag- gists for cne dollar. Ask for SaNFORD'S HaptcaL SURE. From a simple ecld or influeaza ty the rott sioughing, and death cf the senses of Smell, and Hearing, this «reat remedy igaujreme. SoLous mucous accumultivns are remover entre wiembrane cleansed, disinfectet, 800 and healed, covstitutionsl’ ravages checked, che blood purified of catarrhal poison, deepeved in goler, and strengthened in life-giving propo-ties. P. nish lows: mysel Slat and ‘worth. United States. several y ful, with bserve arecent daie, of the radival cures effected by Dr. Dewey, of CITY ITEMS. Prorecr Your Carrers by ustng the Moth- proes Sewed Carpet Lining. manufactured of cotton and paper. Carpet Lining Co.. New York and soston. For sale by all Carpet Dealers. WHY AN oBJsEcT of loathing and disgust to yourself and society from Cararrh when Sin- Tord’s Radical Cur?, externally and Internally administered, will cure every symptom of the Gisease. Every package is a complete treat- ment. Only $1.00. Use only that American Too LaTE, many mothers become it Double-breasted P. A. Frock with Vt ‘The same, in sizes larger than 40, $16 8! Youth's Single-breaswd Men’s, the same style, ‘The same, tn sizes large: Seck Coat with Vest, $1 The above are all bound with handsome and éurabte binding. - Pantaloons, cost $5.40 for regular, aud $3.85 for extra sizes. I am able to duplicate these gooas In un- ete ent ae und sizes that I may happea to WHEN aware that their little darlings have fallen vic- tims to an injudicious diet of farinaceous food. Their stomachs are unfitted to assimilate such food, and. to supply the want of mother’s milk. Meilin’s Food has been acknowledged by the highest authority an nn- doubted success, Price, Boston, Mass, I Have a large assortment of garments, made of black wool diagonal cloth, which 1s not apt to wear shiny, as 1s usual with diagonal goods of bard finish. J quote them at present as fol- repared and bas been All druggists and grocers tar- Scents. T. Metcstr & Co., i, Coat with Vest, $11.70. 2.90. out of, I can usuaily furnish la a few A Remarkably Elastic Carp: The new cork flcor covering—Linolewm—is $0 rapidly increasing tn popularity, that itis super- Seding ail articles used for a like purpose. Its remarkable durability is the secret of its sac- cess, All first-class carpet dealers keep it. The genuine cioth has the name “Linoleum” on the back of every square yard. days. Having tested thesé goods for several years, I am able to assure purchasers of their Samples sent to auy address in tae Ggo. C. HEN: @, 410 7th street. Rev. T. C. Clark Speaks. with all the unpleasant effe change for the better was produced, and tals with but little pain. I take pleasure in commending the Doctor and bis remedy as the ments for the Complete cure of nasal catarrh I ever saw. very short tme. cents, aru remedies, at ali, until T obtatned Dr. Sirayie's at Thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt., which cured me completely.” Also cures Tetter, all Skin Diseases, prints, To the Editor of The Evening Star: DEaR Sir: from basal catarrh of recent or chronic nature, I wish to state that I have been a great sufferer if sine some disease. tarrh remedies with ittle or no benefit. years my ejes have suffered sympa- thetically, dimness of viston, watery and paia- fullness {n forehead. ‘or the good of those who suffer my early youta, from this loath- I have tried many so-calied ca Por a nouce in your valuable paper of S 11th street northwest. Having been so often deceived In my efforts to cet reifef, I confess I had little faith in his abiltty to effect a cure in my case. ever, and after ¢ power of bis extir; After one appli matehless in I called on bin, how- itation resolved to try the r. ion of his remedy by this strument, and in the space of a the disease was removed , and a radica most reliable instru Respectfully, etc., T. C. CLARK, No, 1501 7th street northwest. Swayne’s Ointment Cures Itching Piles. Itehing Piles, Itching Piles. perspiration, ag, Itching Piles, particularly at_ night, after get: | Itching Piles, Ung wann In bea, increased by Itching Piles, scratching, L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. IL, writes: years I have been greatly troubled with Itchh Piles; have const many Symptoms—A molsture lt intense itebiag, ted many physicians and tri ‘hich proved to me no remedi+s nntnent RENEAR’s CoUGN MIXTURE cures a cold in a Quarter-pint bottles, 25 tu,thés,3 Dr. HARTLEY’s great remedy for catarrh and varoat diseases. Sold by all druggists. EnGar’s Coven Srecirrc fs the best. SKINNY MEN AND WoMEN are not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “ Welles’ Health Renewer.” "Greatest remedy on earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline, &. Sep1-w,8,m,2m im sis. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N.Y., for Washington at 450 Penn’a avenue. “ALDERNEY W4G0nS.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every mor “Ward” i cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per ig. and delivered tn ty Ibs. 40c. per Ib. Also, eoutage qt. The toatten further information app'y to Mrs. JANE G. For HITZ, cor. 6th st. and tenn. ave 8.¢., orte ASHINGTON THAINING SCITOOL THE THIRD ANNCAG * MONDAY EVENIN ‘} SESSION, 188 -°31, 1, COMMENCE J, Nov. Ist, aT 8 o’cLocK, ARINI's HALL. Mi The Opening Lecture will be delivered by . bP. J. MURPHY. pauus and ail interested are cordially iavit D. W. PRENTISS, M D., Dean, ectlG-fteod 32234 9th et. n QucatLy: DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. 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They area speedy and certain cure for Pain and Weakness of the Luuge, Liver, Kiftneys, and Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fomale Weak- neee, Nervous Pains snd Weaknesses, Malar aud Fever and Ague. Price25 cte, Sold ever: where. cet20 LAYER. MAN ONsnd Mone Beau oes $e. Bracket W. Owest prices. A. R, WILLIAMS, 919 ICHARDS, BRILL 3 ANT Boerrem Puices. F BEST MEDICATED RED FLANNEL, 50 CENTS. BED COMFORTS, 75c., 87¢ , 81 00, 81.25, BLANKETS, largest sizes, 82.50, 250 pair. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 25c., 72. FEATHER-PROOF TICKING, best make, a3. CLOTH FOR DL ae tN WZAB, 37, CANTON FLANNELS, 8 cents. GOOD CALICOES, 5 cents yard. NEW DEESS GOODS. ALU WOOL CAsHMERKS, 25 cents yari. BLACK CASHMERES, very fine, 45 and 50 cen! BLACK SILKS, 75c., 87c , $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. BLACK BATINS, ail pricés. COLORED SILKS, 75c., 87c , $1.09 yard. PLAID DSESS GOODS FOR TRIMMING. AVY BLUE CLOTH FOR LADIE£s' SULLING. LADIES’ ULSTER CLOTHS, boautitul styles. LADIES’ CLOAES, SHAWLS, SKIRTS. Cc. Mi. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, OCt2) sam. Kear Qenter Market and 7th atrect. See trae PRIS. a Tetne Dare ee mnrexce JAS. F. BHIEN, 419 Oth st new., esialty of tho'sxauutnation ad Topas of t. ‘Orders prompuly filed aaataey 3 \pPERLING SILVER, Have just opened a fine ttock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES, Established 1840. YAILDBEN’S SUITS, 5-10 years, 83 np. Cc Boys! Khoo! rite, §-18 youre, Be rte Youths’ School Suits, 15-a1 years, 5 and up. ‘The best $2.50 Men's Cassimere Panta in town. ‘Men's Odd ¢ oats in broken suits at Price. .Boys’ School Hate, 40 and 60 cents up. Be ‘Shoes at unprecedented low prices, at 2024 and 1016 Penna, ave, octlé q THperrs ae ocho ° SAYLOB'S PORTLAND CEMENT, The strongest, BOOKLAND (MAINE) LIME, ALO, CHUEROH, 8CHOOL AND OFFICE FUBNITUBE. (oncon> HABNESS. REP cE YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROKOSS' REGULATORS attached to your furnace. will save one-third of your Itis AUTOMATIC ani coal. a WALTEB D. WYVILL, Agent, ang21-3m IME AND CEMENT. 452 Penn’a ave. cheapest, best. 6 best in America. WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every de- scription s specialty. L. E. GANNON, jyT-ly Boom 7, Corcoran Butiding. ENTION, AGiste Mantar late BUILDERB!—A car load of has just been received at ths New York Blate Mantel Mannfactucing Oo., cor. éth and © sts. n.W., will be sold ata trifle above cost. Octi9-26 UMBING py aes HEATING, 4ND VENTILATING, EDWARD GAVERLY & Go., At 1425 New York Avenue. itin: fine line of GAS FIXTURES, Are exiting = 1 in rew and at ive de -Handso1 Us Low and slevated OVEN RANGZs, Gites Forsbie of ‘Brick ‘Set; Fire-P me PARLOR lace HEAT tRS, &c., &c., and Call especial attention to THE ‘‘OOMMANDER" CAST IBON FURNACE : BTANDARD WROUGHT ION THE ‘MAGEE om, a * ELEVATED OVEN, OOOK- ls LENG AND HEATING RANGE, as THE “LE DROIT” FIRE-PLACE HEATER ed _ AMUSEMENTS. aa N4TionaL THEATER. = ‘Last performance ef AMERICA’S FAVORITE. 1200 & Sr. For further information. a ocn6-3m MAGGIE MITCHELL, EDUCATIONAL. M® PEERY co, YOUNG CAaDIes, xw. irewe SOMERS, Principal. In LORLE. H lianas beer —— a MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, | ‘The anrnal eeesion of this a)! tte depart- Rice's New Extrivsganee Combiaa‘ion. | Mente was opened Ou the 13th of Uc" der. Fint Produetion in this cite of | Catalin be had on applicatio: to Mesure. UE NEW EVANGELIN wi i MONRINON, 4) v0. ; ale ‘The *New Evangeline Kvanweline of past | St tbe National Savings Bank, cor NY. ave. and Seasons rewritten by Mr. John MoNaliy, with aev- | 18th st. - or by aAdreaine th: dent of the Fao- gyal Rew Scenes and Oriwinal Musical Ramibers by | WHY, J.C. WELLING, LL-D octi6-1 N UNIVeRsre #00) 10. ica. Spiendid O&tumes; a Chorns of ¥ powerful cast of characters: is DAY NIGHT—Grand Double Bill nié’s new Opera Boutle, ang | Ee Far- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, al D.*. Ciasnes for advanced puy’ ure, also, in Ancient and ISB OSBORNE’S BOARDING Rak | Art. ‘Tan oct?-Saa 1 ye RALINOL bd the Kereatulie Fare mae : ~4 OF MUSIC, 707 Sihst ow. Rater it OSE WITH THE GOLDEN BGG, * month aud upwards. 3 FoR orena novse. erm HNC, Yolo, onxan, etc TO- NIGHT, BARTLEY CAMPBELL'S GREATEST TRIUMPH, M tages offered to Pavia who THE GALLEY SLAVE, gestanes 1 WILL BE PRESENTED FOR THE LAS© TIME. | Children 12 aw. 46 p.m. ‘The double New York success, 100 nights at Niblo's Garden and Haverly'’s Theater, New Yorg, and 500 nigbts throuch tue country by three com 08. Enthnsiastically pronounced by prass and padiio to be the Greatest Drsmatic success of the Ning teenth Century. Interpreted by an organization of Dramatic m nitude, compoeed entirely of endorsed New ¥ Mirsow n primary Bo Pm. Gallet sie tats st Tp.m.; Monday and Phuraday WITUTE AND Fdneation thorough in sl ——————— LLE. V. PRUD ‘HOMME is reorrania- fiw ber evening French clases take the Lo KK vention and conver ced pupils, Ladinw’ clases at UL a.m. Gal Tat! patweent Fon Lo: rep t0-1m favoriter,c’siuinw distiaction as the Best Drama ‘¢ Company in Auwerica. ADMISSION 7 M BCROGL FOR YOU Treumed duties REPTEMEE: Ki Nokng, Rinéeryarten Norn Prin Miss B. PRETTY BABY TALK! osctute, GBAVES, 309 15.h at. ETROPOLITAN SF XINARY anD EN BOMBING AND. NG LADIFS AND CHILDREN Metropolitan lita. aw. mM TTR Ocronen: THE BABY ELEPHANT SAYS: “LOOK FOR ME -- 1 AM COMING.” AND WILL GiVE LEVEEB IN WASHINGTON 3 DAYS ONLY, Si iotneers. net pent THURSDAY, FRIDAY “AND SATURDAY, in clam ar the ROLE OCTOBER 28.29 ud 30, a On Grounds on 9th and 8 streets. IDE § PAYW ¥y will Fe ce Building and ARINIS SATURPAY pve ee iONS Sarna ro sotober 2d, 1880, noe VY 1ON Is ¢ d Elocution 100,600 people turned away every weak, all crazed to see th Nation’s Babe.” Such a crush of surging THamanity never seen before! All wid to get “JUST ONE LOOK aT THE PRECIOUS BABY.” THE CE) RY'S BEST BONANZA. F¥reveh, German and E: tical au, efor Young Men and LARGEST CONSOLIDATION ON EARTH! GREAT LONDON CIRCUS. BANGEI 6 ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE, UNITED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BO ALLIED BIIOWS! Other city lines. "Ty &t Bookstores. Ay Princiyai. Drawing, Prof. Prot GINesL ©. wor JAS. E. COUPER and JAS. A. BATLEY, TA TIONAL MEDI PROPRIETORS. » 7 TRE FIFTY-NINTAH ANNUAL SEE THE For 188)-8L cf thi Atl conn MONDAY Ver ONLY BABY ELEPHANT Ever bred in bondae—born in Philadelphia March 10th, and will be 7 months and 15 days old when exbibited in the Nation's Ca) It owners have been OFFERED AND REFUSED $186,000 ar 8 0% COLLEGE EUILVIN the introductory Address, Bep22-10Lkeol8t ae When Dr. ELLIUTT OOUE: which and public are cordially invited For further information apply to AL COLLEGE, (MED, DEPT. COLUMBIAN UNIV EMsITY.> TRENCH by Professor HH Ma d educsted in Paris, an suoceveful te: For the PRECIOUS BABY, actuslly more valuable than any Two Entire Menaxeries on the Globe. SEE THE ONLY UNDIVIDED oftice. ap her of hisowu m the Unites States. Apply to him at HERD OF 15 ELEPHANTS 2113 Feunsylvania avenue, or thresh ENC ue for the inst res the 9, 16, 23, 30 Answhere—in Military Drill, as taught in the army manuals: Forming, Towerinz, Pyramids, Waikiox Ropes, &c., as no other Elephants can. SEE THE FAMOUS ELECTRIC LIGHT ELLE. FOULON in re vate lessons alsowiven. 1151 1 = KSRERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI- Which Muminates the Pavilions of thie Great Bhow | EL Tite, for the training ot acura wita No dingy nap! tha, eas or oil-emeling excuses for | Model kin. ervartens and advanced classes. “For Mebt, but a etream of mellow brillianes, whieh | Pore aay ath at ame eirate POL DOE makes a rhadow of sunshine, Just as the London | 9197 j31n J ‘eopié Sm Comb‘nation eclipzes and outsliines all rivals. er ere See the only five performing paises dens of Fero- | ACADEMY OF MIUSIC, cious BENGAL, TiGER~, G&AVE-ROBBING HY¥- J.P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo, raneipale ENAS, ROCKY MOUNTAIN PANTHERS, South | _ Btudiex resumed sept! 6xh. Prey American Mau-Eaters (Jaguars) aud Kingly Maue- Crowned African Lions, lesson-taught by brave 4 1212 L st. n.w., is prepared to orzanize: men and women. in Eh d to give private inetrnction to in- = dividvais. ferences Mack Ge'ley, Klocu- SEE THE ONLY TEAM OF cea er gl soe Stroas, Supt. J. Or- ond Wilee | forarian ; 6 PEBFORMING PLOW OXEN, nage 3. ¥arbe vi Pair of HUDSON BAY MOOSE, 100 CAGES OF LO CUTION. — Mirs M. K. SOHREINI clams BAKE WILD ANIMALS, COLONIES Of MON- EEYs, FORESTS OF BIRDS, AND A WORLD OF NATURAL BISTORY MaBVELS. Opens tor SEE A SPLENDID CIRCU3 CONTAINING Pea 200 CHAMPION RIDERS and GYM | RS Ue rece NASTS For partic: are address M. HENRY D) From Evers Branch of the Profession, inspired by | _8erS Su GF ETOWN UNIVERSITY. 7HE SCHOOL OF Law the apnual term of 18s "SI WEDNES- October 6th, at sis o'clock, in the Fat. nw, in Wasi Fifty Twe ENNIS, Secretary, 215 F st. n-w, Washington DO. such erlistsis C. W. Fish, Adelaide Cordona, Linda J-a!, Wiliaw Dutton, Jerry Bell, W. 2. BatchLer, the 4 Pavese Female Gymnasts, the Lawrence tistirs, &e., &e. See 20 IMFORTED TRAID DEN CHAKIOTS, the Finest Wardrobe ever made, bright with the tipeel of gold spaagies znd laces. See a chow four times as large as any other fresh as the bresth of spring. Byverythii pan hew. No antiquated fossil clap trap ye year, but what the people want to look at and de- ‘Tih and L ste. fulness aud self-si HORSES, 20G91.- | positions cf trust train tures. Da: ion and terma BY ©. SPENCER, Principa’ JPENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, uatitution oe a w.—T try, aday 1. rive benefit from. BEE THE UN, On THUREDAY, at 9 a.m., October 28th, and then Pesatan Bab Ke of this school will be TEMEER. STREET PARADE | YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th MPLED 8° "AR: H. AND MES. ALFRED BUJAG oaoE ENOH SUHOOL 1st. Dw = Rep 0-2m" concede, as you will have to, that no euch exhibi- tion ever visited this city. ‘The route wl be pab- lished in subsequent issues of the daly papers. 5,000 Reeerved Cushioned Opera Chairs, with Feats for 20,000 people. Admistiov, 50 cents; Children under 9 years, 25 phe Building, cor. th ata R00! for Boye and ited. Only scholars of ceive ‘gher Arithmetic, Day and nts. ot ay and evenil BABA OLE. = BURTON MACAFPE, A. M., Principal. ‘merces furnished for Lodzes, Bocietiea, a Fc. Auster Performances diretstacd arranget: | (MAE ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH- Scenery furnisued for Priva’e Theatricais. WM. Hor cterctare een Ns MR. AGOHER. 1408 H. BAKER, Oda Fellows’ Hall, City. octl2-ln* wie cemigh ped ogg a ay27-ly CUsaen BICYCLE SCHOOL, UE, 1829 F a. =< i FE; sabatve 1108 SEEN ASPMS AM 7010 FM som | Sorbense. Dnsvaraiyy Parte “Eer‘oe tauwe of = nL : poken by elevaut and bigs ted Parisian socloty. ‘Mettod gasiost. NEU educated _ FAIRS, FESTIVALS, & i Young Men. Num! 00d mors! character re- eful and thoroagh instruction in the ‘Book- keeping, Bhort- . Ga Common English Branches. han Algebra, Geometry, Lat BLINGTON ACADEMY, MAY E sts. ow. ISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL Teste her classes in Elocution October Itty QOBPPHaNS Faln, st her reeidence, 2126 Penneylvenia ave. n.w. eT. VINCENUS ASYLUM, an is ee < EB. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIAN MASONIC “TEMPLE oJ. ta Yoon MUSIO. | Particuise CoRNKe F Srarets, Hers, as well as those wistuny to be ‘rom October 20th to SUth, inclaaive. for Toschers. Terme moderate. i225 Oyen from ap Dorthwest. ‘Buz30. toll p. m. Muricai Entertainment every evening. 50) conta. Y hameaed BITTERS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS 7 - DAVIDSON will herestter Sue AGENT OF Tite OTai (n Gosmeeesan, Seren near ee ames and reeidences on a book af O-H. A TRUE GET THE BEST. Ti INCORD THE CELEBRA’ alee : HARNESS AND LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bole agent for Hill's Concord Hffess and Collars. LAP ROBES and HORSE BLANKETS in great variety at lowest pr-cos. octl-im J. M. & B. COHEN, NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE ° LOAN OFFICE, TONIC. IEON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB LIC FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC; ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, ETC. RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE IT EN- 4 CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL, AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE 1205 Penna, avenue n.w. FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT HEARTBURN, ETC. IN THE STOMACH, ‘THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 FER CENT. &% ACHE. NO BEASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR DIA MONDS, WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY. WRITE FOR THE A. B. SENT FREE. NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- C. 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