Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1880, Page 4

== # THE EVEN WEDNESDAY...... October 27, 18589. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY OPFTCR OF THE CHIEF Sic ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 For the mica; ‘} 0 at : stationary or lower AN OF THE THERMOMETER. follow ing paalliig’s of the thermom- the Signa Guring the day:—7 am., 35 am., 55°; 2 pm, 60° Mice ii Amlmnurn, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—*The New Evangeline,” Mass .—Fair for benedt St. Vincent's Orphan ™ ium. Condensed Locals. Street lamps wili be Mghted at 5:35 p.m. and am extinguisiied at Henry Ke years old, was arrested last in the Theater Comtque, my. members of the Sior- now in this etty, visited Mount last night were escorted to the National Theater by the Washington Ligne Intantry. To-day has been spent in visiting Jaces Of public interest about we city. They ave for Lawrence to-night. The Government Printing Ofice Garfield ant Arthur Club met last night; Caarles M. Robin son in the chair and R. Kingsman secretary. ‘The members who are not going home to vow will attend the demonstration of repubiicans at Hyattsville, M4., next Saturday evening. Toe meting was adire..ed by President Robinson. Last night a young daughter of Mrs. Pille- browne, living at 1732 I street northwest, fell through a manhole of a sewer, which had beea left open by the workmen. No barrier or Ihe had been placed near it to prevant accidents. Dut luckily there was no water running In the sewer at the time, and the lttle girl was pulied out by means of x rope Jet down to her. Selby 4. Seaggs bas besn appotated post- Washington county, D. C., . deceased, been {issued to Wm. Young, of cooking rar . ght by the Clneinnatt ew York. But. nd Washington for a meeting at the Fit nue hotel, New York, November 4th, to form an independent base ball league with a liberal pe! and the right of eacn ciud to reyul tariff. Phillip Sanderson, a white boy_of about 13, appeared in the Police Court and a charge of falc, Albany having no home was preferred, and he pleaded guilty. The officer stated that the boy's father whipped him unmercitully aud the boy siatiag @ reform Sti ol, the that he wanted to go to a tales ‘a jury In the case rged with burglary, fe 5 4 of Andrew Ing the names from U ved to ke that of Isaac p'ary a few days since, ara sentenced t penitentiary for two years. The marshal, of course, returned him ton est. A white man named John Honesty denly about 2 o'clock to-day at No. 15 Island avenue. The coroner was notftiec. At the farewell concert to Mr. Heradon Mor- fell in Alexandria Thorsday nigot, Mr. Morsell will be assisted by a large array of Washiugtoa talent, inciuding Miss Minnie Ewan, Miss E+ puta, and Messrs. Hiamilton Adams, E. 8. Hay and Wm. Waldec! Amusements, Nationa TakatTen.—Th tended the National last evening. accompaniet by an e=cort of the Wasilogton Light lafaatry and enjoyed the fan in “Evangeline.” The be vas Well filled and the ‘performance ngeline” again to nigh —The great street pi Jon of the London circus will leave the grounds at 16 @ Im. tomorrow and march through S street to ith, to 9th, thence to 4th and Indiana avenue to 3d street, to Pennsylvania avenue, 19 22d street, to K, to 9th, to the grounds. AN Errort To The died sud. 13 Rhode Ce herman cadets at- he Gartield Towpath Ciab of Washington, arrived in this city to-day and cx¥ed at the post oilice, where a consultation Was held tn regard to political affairs ta this district. The purpose of the consuitation, 1t 1s understood, was to Impress upon Mr. McKenzie, who is looked upon in Washington as a di Ganver, the importance of the success of tue Tepubiican ticket In this state, and to express to the rebellious postmaster their desire for harmony in th's the Eighth Congressional dis- trict. Major Bayly says he Intends to remain in the fleld unui! sundown on the 2d day of No- vember. a You CAN RELY UPON rT that every style, make and quality of ready-roade garments to b- oud in any first class house can be had at the poyu- lar boys clothing house of B. Rovinson « ¢ “9 Veonsyivania aveaue, that, to» at ices that will prove satisfactory 16 parents abd guardians. t ABLB.—This morning, in Court, Mr. C. M. Beil, the photo- grapher, was charged with keeping an unli- censed livery stable. Mr. Geary, who k livery stable in Jackson Hall alley, te that Mr. Bell keeps astable adjoining which be keeps 12 or if hot for which he charges $15 per month. Mr. Edwards, defend- abt’s counsel, cleimed that Mr. Bell, wita 30: friends keep’ their horses in this’ stahie to- gether, and that at the eat of each month eaca men his sbare of the expense, and that Mr. Beit not receive any more benefit from the stable than apy other man with the same num berof horses. Major A C. Richards testitied that he snd a few other gentlemen started this Stable a few years ago, and that he had change Of it for a wile, and that [t was carriedon oa the same plan as it is now, and that he still Keeps his horses there. The case was continued Until to-morrow. Os Monpay, November ist, Mr. S. Will sell at public auction the entire st Jadies’ and gents’ furnishings at M. Pric: 9th street, between E and F. Suis ENTERED. x a, Messrs. & Hagner, trustees, are about to sell 0° Bo right to do s terday by Douglass F. niel Wilson and A. C. J. Moulder, 293 Sa- rest agt which the latier took to the Tulted s Freme Court, but failed to prosecute, _——— EUCALYPTINE.—Tiiis de unequalled for chapped const.ntly in cold weather. ‘Sold by all drag- gists. 25¢, DEATH OF A CLERGYMA telegram trom Chambersburg. Pa.. announces the death of Rev. Dr. F. Swentzel, which occurred there yes terday morning. Dr. Swentzel -was formerly a Well known Methodist Protestant minister. He Was born In Lancaster, Pa., fifty-five years ago. In iM6 he began service as a minister in the Methodist Protestant church.and has at various Umes fled important pastorates throughout the country. Before the war he was the pas‘or of the 9th street church of this city. His Last ckarge was at Belair, Md. At the last Methodtst Protestant conference tn Balfimore Dr. Swen?- zel withdrew, With the expressed tntention of joining the Protestant Eptscopal church. While prepanng for entering the ministry of this church he contracted the illness of whtch he died. At the time he was with bis son, who is a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal church in Chambersburs. No Riout ro Tare —In the Police ;, this morniag. a man, named Iiehard Nussbaum, was ed with the larceny of a bedspread and a from Richard Kobb, the proprietor of « y Park. Mr. Robb testified that this man was bis bartender, and had charge of everything in the house. and that lateiy he missed these things and found them in the sion of defendant. Mr. Nussbaun took Uhe stand, and stated that he bad been tending bar for Mr. Kobb, wio paid him very irregularly, and now owes him $33, and that bis chilircu were sick, and one of them died, and Mr. Robb Tefused to pay him his wages to. Dury the chit With, and that he took the articles in pay.aen', With no intention of stealing them. The court said that he no had right to take the articies and imposed a fine of 310, ALL CrTizBXs troubled with cougts or coids ‘Shouid at once use Dr. Bull's cough syrup. t DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:— Ssiut Vincent Orphan Asylum to Henry Dick- Sop. lot 16, 8q. 197; $600. William King to Hen Dickson. lots 15 and 16, sq, 197; $472.72. J. W. P. ¢ eee ot 25, Sq. 987; $1,200. . B. Church, trustee, to M. E. Alien, 17 to 129, inclusive, Uniontown; $490. — Prorerty To Pay Hiw- Court, Starr to GERMAN STUDENT Laps at Hamilton & Shedd’s. t ———_—_—$— A CRILD’S DEATH INVESTIGATED BY THE CoRo- xeR.—Yesterday Officer Cole found the dead leges thatthey have | on appeal bond for | at Sere a. | morrow morning. ING STAR. _| ‘Khe Exedus Leader Perry. VROCEEDINGS IN COURT TO-DAY. ‘To-day, in the room of the Court in General ‘Term Chief Justice Cartter took up the case of Samuel L. Perry, the colored messenger of the second auditor's office, arrested on Monday morbing last on a Dench Warrant a3 a fudtive irom justice in North Carolina, where he 13 charged with uttering a forged school 2ertt- flea'e for $5. It will be remembered that a requisition from Goy. Jarvis was brought here by the sheriff of Lercn county, tn tuat state, on Monday, on which Perry wag arrested, and that cn Monday afternoon Judge Carcter ‘post- poned the hearing watti noon today. Messrs. T. Merrick and R. 8. Davis was apoointed for the state, and Mesars. Shellavarger, J. Wil- on and R. T. Greener for Perry. Mr. Davis opened the case by reading th dicticent and the sections of the Revised utes authorizing the chief justic? to act in such a@case as this (sections 627 .) He claimed that when a requisition 13 accomp nied by a copy of an indictment or an affidavit made before a magistrate itis conclusive; that the chet justice occupied the position of an execu- lye. Tobe Chiet Justice asked if it was not his duty to know tf a crime bad been commitied Mr. Merrick satd the practice was that when an indictment accompanies the requisition 16 15 prima facie evidence that a crime hal been committed. ‘The Chiet Justice sald that he regarded it a- his duty to inquire tf a crime was e the executive Inspect the indict purpose? Mr. Merrick said that the state was the po.ver to determine ff a crime Nad been comrait Mr. Davis, eentinut’ sald that the the state was bipding ch every one con and precluded ahy fur! her inquiry. Mr. Merrick said that the reqrfsition states that Perry is charged with forgery, a crime under the laws of the state of North ‘Carolina. Mr. Wilson commenced the argument for Perry. and sefd the fu dation for this proeced— ing was in the Const uticn of the United s ates and the Kevised Statutes follow substuntaly the language of the Constitution. and tn? those applicable to this District provide fr h: Chief Justice. It is apparent that the person Must be charged with a crime. The point made here that when euch charge is made the fu {ive must be delivered, he dented, and sala th: it should be shown that the party has been guilty of an offence. Why the requirement ir the indictment on an aMdavit if the requisition 1; conclusive? The very language of the sec- tions imply that an inquiry should be made. The statute requires that the Indictment or afmi- Gavit must be certified by the chief magistrate, &e., and he claimed that in this respect an in! quiry Should be made, He read the requisition aud the signature of Thomas J Jarvis, and s itd he id not know that this was the governor's signature, although on the left hand corner 1s the certificate of the seeretary of sta” Mr. Merrick.—What 1s that which glitters there? (pointing to the seal.) Mr, Davis.—Who is the governor of Michigan? Mr. Wilson.—I don’t know; I have not been tn polities as much as my friend has in the last few weeks. Mr. Wilson sald that there was no allegation that he was a fugitive from justice. Mr. Merrick said that they conld put the sad on the stand, who would testify on this point. Mr. Wilson.—And when that door is open we Will show that the officer has been attempting to get this man out of the jurisdiction of the court by mean subtertuges, t The KAS for the day is the evil hereof. Mr. Wilson continued, claiming that the law Was not complied with, as the certificate was not that the indictment Was authentic, He then read the Indictment, closing w§ih the words “A true copy,” and asked: “A true copy of wha‘ It does not say indictment, and, for all th court knows, the paper may have been written at seme corner grocery. It 1s not eaough to Say that he has committed a crime, bat t> in- a charge him.” He read from Battel’s Revised Laws of North Carolina, sevtions 58, 59 aad 6) which require that it shall be charged who was. cefrauded, and he Claimed that this indicimeat stopped with the word “defraud,” not stating who it was attempted to defraud. ‘The Court said there was not a common lav judge from the lakes to the gulf, wio would sustain an indictment which left oat the victim: Of the fraud. Mr. Wilaon claimed that there was noth- ing toshow that the parties named had any connecticn with the school fund. The constttu- {ion and statute requires that the party mist be chargd with acrime, but there 13 ap utter absence of averments, and he claimed that it amounted to nothing. On the point that the Court cannot look b-bind the seal of the state, he referred to the Kimpion case, reported in the American Lair Revit for Isis-79. a8 showing that the law recognized the right of the a- lve fo look into the papers and inquire whether the requisition was made In good raith, whether {i was not a subterfuge. In this case they made the inquiry and found that they wanted tne party for a different purpose, and the governor Of Massachusetts refused tssutrender him. if Tesd from the case of Taylor agt. Taintor (16cb Wallace), that it is not an absofute duty oi the executive fo surrender the party. ‘fhe Court remarked that Seward haa retused to io ws requisition from Virginia, holding that tne offense alleged—stealing slaves—was no! 320% acrime as contemplated by the tu on. Mr. Merrick said the laws of were similar to the lish | require the name of the person attemptes to D #efrauded to be fe! out, and he read trom same volume read by Mr. Wilson, (Butets Revised.) Mr. Wilson sald that there was no doub> bi that under habeas corpus proceedings an 11 quiry could be made into the papers, and if t isso he Muld not se2 why the execative Rot do the same now. Weread froin the case Jos. Smith. Mr. Wilson read also the case of Bw f Mbel on Senator Chandler.) reported ltd Dil- lon, as showing that when the indictment {s iatally detective tne party should not be sur- rendered. The Chief Justice sate this doctrine had been held again and again ere on habeas corpus. Mr. Merrick asked If in the case quoted It was not under the jurisdiction of the United States the indictment was round, and whether tt was not a very differeat case from a party indicted ubdera state? Judge Cartter said that this was all United States machinery. That they had held again North Carotlaa and did not and Jn On habeas Corpus the doctrine quoted. Here, however, he was acing as an executive. Mr. Wilson said that the Buell case showed Uhat an act of Congress authorized a commis- stoner to commit a man, and a district judge to | issue his warrant and the marshal to execute it. | He claimed that the cases he referred to s ttled 4 principle, and that was that it was the daty of the executive to examiue the papers to see if there was a proper predicate to the requisition. Judee Cartter said he understood that the executive aid not certify to the indictment being authentic, nor does the clerk so certify. Mr. Wilson read sections of the statute re: lating to attestation of papers. The hearing was then continued until to- When the case was taken up at nopn there | were less than a dozen persons present; but as | which th: { progressed many members of the TUIIe Se Tees, Insta the colored cade, \ Whitaker, came t ne ‘TRIAL TRIP OF THE STRAMER EXCELSIOR. tial trip to Quantico of the new steamer Exe Sior of Lhe Potomac steamboat company’ ig to be used in ring southern-bound passengers Xichmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac ral | Toad connection at that point, was made yesterday. A pleasant party “went down on her, comprising several of the leading busi- hess men of the District. and their famtites, Among them were W. S. Roose and wife, W. B. Reed and ladies, E. Kurtz Johnson and wife, J. Harrison Jobnson and wife, a. H. Stephenson, J. W. Boteler, Frank Hume, James K. Cleary, JW. McKnight, W. H. Clagett, Thomas L Hume, EG. Wheeler, Henry Knight, wife and daughters, Jobn Van Riswick, J. K. Sharp ot the Baltimore & Potomac railroad company, E. Droop. I. G. Hine, General P. F. Bacon, Benji. min F. Lloyd, Thomas Young. J. T. Dyer, Jona R. Major and wife, G. W. Mactlagly and ladies, James A. McDevitt and wife, A. H. Voss ai wife, Henry Polkinhorn and George Wheatley. ‘They were all loud in their praise of the new boat and the admirable manuer in which sh: was flited up. She is 237 feet long and beam. On the return trip a meeting was or ganized with Mr. 1. G. Hine, chairman and Mr. Henry A. Jones secretary. ‘The committee on resolutions, Messrs. W. B. Reed, James K Clear, y. Boteler, E. K. Johnson, Wright Rives, J. G. Mason, John Tayloe and Dr. Les, reported a series: That the mercuants and traveling community are indebted to captain Joseph White and the management of the Po- tomac steamboat company for inaugurating and successfully carrying out the project so much needed by the construction the new ana elegant steamer Excelsior; and, t! the citizens of Wasbington, Alexandria, Fredericks- burg and Richmond will ever recoguize ¢ woata Waite for bls capactty and energy. Saort sp eches weie mede by ex-Governor Marve of Virginia, J. G. Mason, Judge J.T. Doolrich of Fredericksburg and others. —_—_.——_ WE Ask an exominition of our advertisement %n to-day’s Star. It will amply repay perusal. A. Saks & Co., 316 aud 318 7th s¢. + Tue Bercevin Divorcs Cas8.—To-diy io District Government Affairse ‘The District Commissioners have dectd-d that heresfier all fines unpo-ed by the Police Court for the offense of crucity to animals may b> turned 6) er to the Associ ion for Preventiva of Cruelty to Animals @ir-ct from the court, 10 Meu of paying them over to the District Treas- wer. Tits is th accordance with law. Collector Cook has rec-lved on deposit on account of liquor @ applications a lithe MOTE Than $Y 000, is about 33 per cent of the amount’ estimated from thls sourve, sitch esilmate bemg based on the co-lectons of ast ear. : ‘The clerks in the office of the District rer abd assessor are hard ab work mak! the new tax bills. ‘They witl not be ready November 1st, and there will be five pel abatement if the whole tax ts patd durt month of November. matter to taxpayers, THE Lrqvor BOARD yesterday suspenved Ue Iollowing applications for Hquer jiverses, for further information: Bernard A. McDonnell; Marco Laurenze, P. H Reuter, Mrs. M. Lynn, Ph Brodrecht, William Dictz, Louts Phillip, Loreut Simi, Mary Ban- bagan, Edw. Beuchest, Cuarles G. Godfrey, Margaret Calvin, Levi Woodbury, Eugene Fugit and Daly & Cunbingham. TAXABLE PROPERTY. ‘The treasurer and assessor has forwarded to the Commisstoners the dupilcate of assessineut for the taxes, general and Special, for the isa Jearending Sith June. 1ssi, showing tay Teal real estate in WV 6 treas- 5 out na! the This {3 an tmportant 0, Grorgerown, $5,282,096; Wasnington $5,414,372; making a TOLL Of $58,953.07 Tax On which is $1,811 969 34. Personal tax for the same year: Wa: city, 1,¢01 voluntary returcs, uibilrary returns, $3,935,752; mak this city, 29.51 ‘Georgetown, 152 voluu returns. $535,263; 309 arbitrary returns, $5: S. toed, $8) County, 85 voluntary returns, $190,851; 230 arbitrary "returns, $821,011; total, $511,862 for the county, and a grand total valu- ation Of $10,°95,712, the tax ou which Is $163,- 435.68. THE WASHINGTON MARKET AND LIQUOR LICH NAS". A communication was received by the Di - trict Commissioners to-day from M. G. Eraery, president of the Washington Market com- pany, objecting, on Benalf of the company, to the licensing or’ relicensing any person to Sell iotexicating liquors by retail on the 7th and 9th street squares, opposiie to the market bullding. They state that the objection is in the In- terest of good order in the market and protection of the company against un- necessary expense and troubie; that drinking saloons should not exist in localities occupie during all the honis of several nights in each week by Jarge bumbers of persons of al! ags and both sexes; that they Increase the difficulty of maintaining the coud order necessary to the buyers, many of Whom are women and minors, and that because of them much additional ex- pense and tronble of pcilee 1s imposed upon the company. The paper was referred to the license commuttiee. THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD met at 1 o'ciock to-day, all the member = ent, and Mr. Cox in the ‘chair, Mr. Co: ed that In order to facilitate bustness, the Coramis- stoners had desiynated two Clerks temporarily to examine the books in the assessors’ 0:41 and ascertain whether or not the names of a majority of property owners are on the anplt- cations. This isto save the treasurer and as sessor the time himself yn looktag over tt hocks in bis ofiice. Mr. Dodge will certity to the applic tions, aiter wilen they will go to the lieutenants of police to see that the requisite number of residents on the streets where the Testatirant {5 proposed to be located, when the; Will be returned to the license board for action. ‘This will hereafter be the course pursvied. The board then proceeded to the consideration of sq 1 papers fled, among them some protests Tom Aiilerent persons, atid some withdrawals o: naturcs. There were nineteen application, ed to-Gay, several Of which were found to be 11 formal and without the proper signatures, Several were passed on and referred to Mr. Dedge for endorsement.and others were referred to the lieutenants of polic District Vemocrats. THE CENTRAL COMMITTER. The central democratic committee met last evening in Vernon row, Mr. William Dickson in the chair and Mr. Lawrence Gardner, secre tary. It was stated that arrangements had been Made for the transportation of voters to all parts of the state ot Maryland, and that members of the committee would bein atren- dance each day at the rooms to consider ap- plications, The same committee was continaed To receive election returns, and the same ar- Tangements will be made as for the October elections. The finance committee appointed by Mr. Barnum reported that subseript oas amounting to $100 were sent to New York yesterday, making a total sent by the com mittee of $4,000. THE YOUNG SIEN'S HANCOCK AND EX met last bight, at She’s hall, with W. H. Bab cock fn the chair, C. W. Pennabaker secratary. The committee to collect fund3 report the amount in hand to date A committe of nine was appointed to make the sum $51) by Friday night. Remarks were made by G. Thompson, Col. Sloan and Moore. ‘THE FUNPRAL of the late G. A. Clarke, for over fcrty ycars the doorkeeper of the Suprens Court cf the United States, took place day morning, a1 atiended by a large m1 ber of bis friends, including Ontet Justice Wat Justices Swayne and Miller. Clerk Mek 71 aud Deputy Clerk Beall, Marshal Nicoly ani Deputy Marehai IMordan, and employe: of th supreme Court, ‘The orphans of St. Vi and St. Joseph’s also were present A Patrick's requiem tnass was celebrated by it Father Walter, who al-o preeched the ser non, ‘The interment was at Mt Olivet. Vi bearers were Capt A. Allabacb, W Ward, Benj. F. Duval, J Kelleher, P. and L. F. Emery. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been t3sued to Ed- Ward Jones and Mary Sevcar; George Humph- Bi Montgomery county, Md., and Char orge F. Stenz and Mary M. E. : Jolin Crawiord and Rosa Ella Booth; Robert R. Langley and Julla Webster ONeill; Chas. Nazel and Ida L. Walker, both of Alexandria, Va; Wim. A. Williams, of Tennallytown, D. is Sarah V. Jenkins, of Georgetown, D, thaniel Dyer and Margaret Ty THE COURTS. Cincurr Covrt—Judge Wiie. Today, Kyou & ¢ t. York; C. Carter ap- pointed to ‘take depositions in’ Virginia. ‘1. icGHl, a juror, was excused for the term. Ad- journed until Monday. Crxcvir Court (No. 2), Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Wood & Co. agt, Coleman & Co.; Verdict for plaintiff for $95.40. Sacclie agt. McLaughlin; on trial. To-day, Sochie agt. McLaughlin; on hearing. McGhee agt. King; judgment below affirmed. Equiry Covrt—Judge Cor. Today, Wall agt. Seldner; restraining order granted. Estern agt. Morrison; appearance Crdered. Simpson agt. Simpson; correction of decree ordered, Waddey agt. Anderson; final ratification of sale and reference. Calli agt Cahill; on hearing, CEIMINAL CouRT—Judge Jams. To-day, Join Howard, burglary and larceny guilty. Motion for new ‘trial entered. Andr vackson, burglary; on hearing. Poiice Cocrt—Judge Snell, Evelina Kirby, vagiancy; bonds or 30 ys. itichard Nolan, do.; do. Carrie Lovings, forfelted collateral. Mary Welsh, vagrancy; bonds or 9) days. Thomas Williams, d).; do. John Nelson, do.; do.—appeal noted. Thomas Bennett, do.; do. Dennis O'Neal, forfetted coi- lateral. Nancy Carter, do.; do. Charles M. Bell, charged with keeping an unlicensed livery Stable; continued. Philip Sanderson, a little white boy, charged with Ing an incorrigible boy; sent to the reform school during minority. Frank Nussbaum, larceny of a blanket and a bedspread from Hichard Robb; $10 or 15 days. George Black, assault on Wm. Payn Joha Sprague, assault on Ann Sprague; $1. Henry Albert, assault on John Taylor, (cuttiay head with a club;) $20 or 60 days.” Henry Wi Hams, assault nid battery on Charles Gruny; #. George Beavers, assault on Henrietta fe." na ret ‘ostivance. Samuel Bu assaulton Jobn eau tevens, pleaded guilty ——+e ___ A MELAXcuOLY Surcips was that of Major Raffa: Piccoli, one of the "s rie baldy’s famous Sicilian expedition were = cently occurred. For a long time the bras, soldier's entire Income had consisted of a pe: slon of about $50 a year, granted by the govern. ment in recognition of his services. Wearled by & hopeless struggle against want, and too proud to let bis case be known, he wrapped a Jarge stone in rags so that his children In the Leighboring room should not hear him strike and deliberately drove @ large nail into his Jemple. He was found dead upon the floor, with a pictme of the Virgin on his breast and the fetal stope Ughtly grasped In his right hand. death awakened great syinpithy and inet nay ot the gallant Garidaddian was followed to the grave by an immense concourse Cf mourners trom all classes of society. THR CANNED Goons Exrour TRape his ac- quired such large proportions that it has be- come one of the national interests. Whatever frejudice there 18 against it in England arises {rom the carelessness of certain exporters In using lead with the tin. The local Fevernment board in London has had {ts atten'ioa drawn to the prevalence of lead Polsoning Ubrovugh the use of lead in the tlaning of tiane: meats. In its recent report, the com- mends the complete disuse of lead In this work. ‘Mme. Thiers is seriously M1 to Paris. Se miners throughout Belgium are on a John Anderson, a young and well-known Bal- timorean, dropped dead in Philadelphia yeater- one veg them formal per- Eases ancet oat staaa Sees forcibly eject them, GEORGETOWN. A NEW MiLt.—Mr. James S. Welch, the weil- kpown milter, is aout to alter the two ware. hoUses—one On the corner of High and Water streets and the other adjoining—into a stes nouring mit}, sbabuticture of corn meal. GRAIs AkkIVeD,—Boat Dunlap with load of gram. PExsONAl.—The many friends of Mr. Samuel W. Glen, who fs well known in Georgetown, wil be pleased to learn Cf his promouon ta the Sigal corps, United States army, to rank of sergeant, Mr. Glenn has been placed tamara. rily in charge cf the observatory at Fort Whip- pig as Instructor. THE COAL TRape.—Thirty-one boais left Cumberland with 345,200 tons of coal, as fol- lows: For _Georgetown—Consolidation Co... 894.04 tons; Borden Co., 793.05 ton: Co. i] tons; No individual, 22 Co., 676.02 tone ar BEST.—Dr. Cochran,of Louts- ed In the bight by a violent Ssconp Tr vile, Was aw: Di ring at the bel!, and when he opened the door a & man fell in. The symptoms of the prostrate and soon tnsensible caller Indicated poisoutng, and it was only by several hours of hard wo k Ubat bis life was saved. “My wife 1s uofatib- ful,” he explained, “and I thougat I wanted to aie; but when I feit that I was dying I changed my mind, aud wondered why I'd beea sucha 001.” SUICIDE IN A SraT& Pxisox.—At the New Jersey state prison Monday evening a convict Tamed Joseph Hatnes, as Hudson county, 29 yeurs of age. ccmniitted suicide in bis cell. He Hirst. attempted the act by tying a pair of sus- Perders to a staple in the ceiling, but they uroke. He then procured a sleet and a towel, which he wed together aud made fast to the staple, He was dead when found. Hi3 toes were touching the floor. He 1s sat id to have been 1espectably connected. He was convicted of burgiary in Jersey city, and was sentenced to serve a term of five years from September 23¢, 1879. Last June he attempted to escape by breaking fiom a gang of convicts, as they were being marched to the shoe shop, and climbteg @ lightning-rod. He was captured and disct- pline2. Since that time he bas been remark- ably well behaved. THE W111 of the late Lydia Maria Child, who dicd recently in Massacuusetts, gives $2,000 to the Hampton Agricultural College in Virgil», and distributes $9,000 more among some hall dozen charitable institutions. CUTICURA Biood Humors, Itching and Scaly Discases, Scrofula, Scrofulous Sores, Uleers and Sw#ellings Positively, Permanently and Econaom- ically Cured, CurictRra BESOL fier in medicine. a the Dowels, ‘iver, kidpeve and Fkin. Ov’ ‘& Medicinal Jails, arrests external disease, eats away lifeless flesh aud skip, alleys itflammation, itchiag und irritation, and hesie ° CUTICURA POAP ceanacs, Lisa's, soit us and beautifies the skin. It aud tue CUTICU EA BHaVING Soap, the only medicinal suay- ing ecep, are prepared from Uutiouna. any was Many of ‘condition. ocd. | Limbs 80 raw und painful that che obliged at times to go about on crutches. Molden’s best citizens can testify to She desceired of cure or even relief. — Used tli Cunicuna bESOLvENT internally, and the Cott CURA snd CUTICURA SOAP externally, and was cured in six moaths. Wonderful Cures. Whrt cures of Blocd and Skin Diseagee,and Scalp Affections with loss of Hair, can compare with these of the Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston, Stats Sen- ator cf Massachusetts; Alderman ‘Tucker, Bosto 8. A. Btoele, eeq., Chicago: F. H. Drake, esq., D: troit: H. B. Garpenter, esq , Henderson, N° Y Charles ‘Houghton, eeq., mn, aad many ov. «re, details of which may be had On application to Metere. Weeks & Potter, Boston. Ecu Manuel Mauintz, New Orleans, La., wr’ others can compare with the CuTICURA REMEDIE: Jbaye used them in all forms fur a severe case of What the doctors called Eczema, which was etfect- ually cured in eight weeks." ma. Ceticuna ReMgpres are pre; Portes, Chemists an street, Boston, and are. Price for Currowna, a M 50 cepts; larwe boxer, $1 repared by Weras & ruceists, $60 Washi for sals by dic: - Oi the rew Blood Puri 81 pe? borti UT! MEDICINAL TOILET SOaP, 25 cents. Ouric: MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, 15 counts; in bats, for jarbers und large consumers, 50 cents. BR AU mailed free on receipt of price. SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. Instontaneous, Economical, Safe, Hadi- tal Treatment for Oue Dollar = Po'ecnous catarrhal matter Alling the nasal pas- fages rls away the membranes, tissues and car- tilagcs, cautipy loss of Smeli, Taste and Hearin. 3 he putrid eecamulations drop @uring seep into nae throat and are swallowed, paralyzing diges on. en up by the absorbent, the virus enters the bicod, weakelling und debilitating every Gress gueratlng fatal alicetions of the Lunge, Lave: and idrey ye. Etrike at the roots of this gigantic disease. Oleans: rurify, and heal the membrane lining the naat parsexee, and then, by Sone aooal treatment, neutralize the poison in the bicod aud ether fluige SanFonp's Rapicat CURE, Wr h IMpnovib 1x ake: LER and CaTAKRHAL SOLVENT, Te: of the affected system, cleansing, par restoring, It is radical and permanent. nomical and eafo. 'T ¥rice, with Improv E It is ec? it before it 1s too late ed Inhaler, UaTaRenau Sou ‘treatise, and Directions, $1. Soldevers waere VENT, General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, COLLINS’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. ‘The Electro-Galvante Battery attached to Cor.- uiss’ Voursic Exxcrnic Prastens is warranted superior to every 82 Battery bsfore the public, and isa positive cure for Rheumatiam, Neuralia, Liver, Kidney and Urinary Disease, Nervons Pains and Weaknese, Malaria and Avae Pains. Sold every- where. oct27 peasne, HEATING, AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., At 14235 New Work Avenue. Are exhibiting a fine line of GAS FIXTURES, in rew and attractive desizns—Handsome PARLOL GRATES, Low and tlevated OVEN RANGES, either Portable or Brick fet; Fire-Place HEAT: ERS, &c., &c., and call especial attention to THE ‘‘COMMANDER” CAST IRON FORNAGE & STANDARD WROUGHT IRON wane S ELEVATED OVEN, 000K “ IT" ELEV, N, : 7a LEGEND HEATING RANGE, ‘THE ‘LE DROIT" FIRE-PLACE HEATER tcok the first premium at the eshittioe of tho Natic F's Association last fall. Nocd's PARIB RANGES, Wood's LIGHTNING, PAKLOE SUN, SUNLIGHT, and Elegant HEAT: EES in stock.’ Also, REPAIRS for eame. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., kept 425 New York ave Usesvarry ATTRACTIVE LINK or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Oun Stock oF CARPETS, FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &c., is unsurpassed by any in the city. Handsome line cf LAGE OURTAINS jurt re- ceived. Low prices, polite attention and satisfac- SINGLETON & HOEKE, No. S01 Market Space. sfiest, Hishimors, ‘Ma. 6 Geo. Y. Leech, ater, fashington, 3. sepls Wi . E, Gibson. M. D.. Wim. w. »D: a wyolt and i. A. ‘Wilson, Baltimore, aa. with also a department for the | CITY ITEMS. Sswep Carrer Lining should be usxd und the cheapest as well as the most costly caro: | Use only that manufactured of Cotton and ean Carpet Lint For sale by all carpet doaters. Tas Wastixe Dise: | dren are by no means confined to a2 insufictent | supply of food. ‘The trouble ts (hit the food 1s Injediciously selected, and the lm ‘ed digestive | power of the child is unable to ass! Mellin’s Food 1s adapted to the wan 3 of Invalid3 aswell as infants. sell tt. ton, Mass. Linoleum—A Great Discovery For the venetit of those who have aot alrea: seen the Linoleum tdor cloth, we would say | thar it 1s made under a and cork combined with solidified ol, pressed on to canvass by means of | forming an exceedingly durable surfice, on which 1s imprinted handsome nied styles. It carpet deaters. ‘The | the word “ Linoleum” printed oa the back of every square yard. 4n Example of arse) Arising fcom a ai In Jarge mereantil York ana other large naturally indulge in are cing, The passicn for invesitng in lot Terfes is not an exception—but the means ts limited by the smallness of their wage: | the club system, whe: furntshed of the ownership of many tc at an expenditure of but a single course the amount won 1s not a3 great a3 wae the single holder holds the entire winntuy tcket. Mr. Joha F. Sass, a prominent bas! man in the employ of & Bird, No. 35 Dey street, New York city. eminently respectable and large tira of fron fittings, acted as treasurer for a clab of six ta the september drawing of the Loulstaua Svate Lotiery, and having tract oF Brer is a most is par excellence, anything I have ever constitutions, and an excellent preventive of malarial diseases, Sold by all draggisis and grocers, “Totally Different fro: “London atr Restorer.” “London Hair Restorer. “London Hair Restorer.” XO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT 1T—THICKENS ‘Thin hair, stops tts failins fect hair restorer and. de ever known. Bestorer, woites: We allu A. cents a bottle. * BUCHUPASIA.”—Q) Gay! For W “kOUGH ON Rats. elears out rats, mice, & box; for Washington at ¢s0 Pa, avenue. Ae ash DR. HARTLEY'S grei thr. at diseases, Sold by all drugg! EvGax’s COUGH SPECIFIC “ALDERNEY WAGON! churned every morning, and deiivered in 3 ibs. 460, cheese, buttermilk and aweet milk 5c. per qr. “Wer” prints, Price, i5 cents. T. is suitable for private dwellisgs, public buildings, stores, ete., and solid by ail n, No. 819 Broadway, New Y same person at New Or 250 a8 A Tecompense. Next! Spinion of Eminent Dr. W. R. Walton. Auvapols, Md.:—Coluen’s Lienig’s Lipud A. Gibson, Barrytown, * it has stopped my hair from falling anfi restored it to 1ts natural color.” Hair Restore” 18 sold by all druggists at 75. WICK, CoMpiels cures tos all urinary Get ate #1, at druggists, ‘aehington at 450 P, lag Co., Sew Yor ‘ASKS OF INFANTS and chil- ate it. All ai ta and grocers patent process, of ¢: a | powerfil rotlers, tterns ta va- only genuine article has le establishments in N cities the mary employes all the amusements that Heace all the excitemeat Is ots hed dollar. OF Messrs. Beaton, Faulk aer matied a dollar to M. York city, ns, La, received It Superior to Cod Liver Ol] or excellent. preparation. used In wasted or impaired All Others.” Insures new growth. Restores tlie calor. Exquisite dresstug. and the most per- ressing the world has? ude to “London Hair or “London a ave, ASK druggist for it. Ir hes, bec-buga 15, "al remedy for catarrh and 5 sepl-w,S,m,2m ihe best. resh Alderney butter im 3. per Ib. Also, cottage __ BALLS, PARTIES, &o. [INST GHAND BALL OF THE IGE MEN'S BEN ‘Tickeis, admitting a $1. Kight reserved to Pistorio’s Uniformed engaged for the orcari allowed in the room. Arrangements. OF Wastin ss AT ODD FELLOW’ MALS,” SEVEN W., ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER Brass HE tT ASSOCIATION, D. 0. TH S' th lade, xentleman and lad resect any ticket Prof, and ‘ Baud = on. No hate By order of Committ ———$—— GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS JOHN B. DAVIDSON sil Those acciriny the papers and portien Renee Plainte avainet the carriers will please enter their bawee snd residences on a book at 0. H. Fickling’s, Forrest Hall Drug Store, No 77 High st. 0c16-1m ——————__ hereafter oct os 8 in Georgetown. com- DRY GOODS, LL WOOL BHONZ: ly 64 A ox Be E CLOTH, REW DE. Ges THURSDAY EV Tickets, AMUSEMENTS. D FAREWELL CONCEB' oy MR. HERND* IN MORSFELL, EMORY HALT, WVANDRIA, VAL, ‘one Btn. Yor sale at M-tzarott & Co."s. h : to OCl2S Bt o or THE indir PARKA EC * | <The Grand Proce: reaLe & Co, BIS- Haq a! ny THURS to ad, f 2d to K, acu K to'9th, am t *NDON CIRCUS eh 2e enn) lv a8 to grow: pete THEATER. Rice’s New FE: Yiret Production OCTOBER 25, SPAY AND SATUR- ravaga in this THE NEW EVA & Combination. The ‘*New Evangeline” is the Evangeline of past seasone rewritten by Mr Jobu McNally, with sev- eral New Scents and Original Musical Numbers by Mr. F. E. Rice. - New and Spiendid Costumes; a Choras of Young Ladies, a1 da powerful cast or characters BATURDAY NIGHT—Grana Double Bil. Fen- nie's new Upers Boutle, CALINO, And the Screaming Farce, THE GUOSE WITH THE GOUDEN EG MONDAY, November 1, “*Two Niguts in i PRETTY BABY TALK! TUE BABY ELEPHANT SAYS: “LOOK FOR ME --I AM COMING.” AND WILL GIVE LEVEES IN WASHING DON 3 DAYS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 35.29 ud 30, On Grounds on 9th and 8 streets. Buch a before! THE PRECIOUS Baby.” THE CENTURY'S BEST BONA Al! wild to get ple turned away every week, all crazed Nation’s Babe.” crush of surging Hamanity never seen “JUST ONE LOOK aT NZA. LAEGE8T CONSOLIDATION ON EARTH! « REAT LONDON CIRCUS. BANGER'S ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE, UNITED WITH TH INTERNATIONAL 20 ALLIED 8HOWS8' JAS. E. COOPER and JAS A. BAILEY, PROPRIETORS. SEE TOE ONLY BABY ELEPHANT Ever bred. 10th, and exbibited been in bondaxe—bora in Philadelphia March will be 7 months avd 8 days old when in the Nation's Capitol. It owners have OFFERFD AND REFUSED $186,000 For the PRECIOUS BABY, actually more valuable than any Iwo Entire Menaweries on the Globe. SEE THE ONLY UNDIVIDED HEED OF 15 ELEPHANTS Anywhere—in Military Drill, as taught in the army manuals: Bopes, &c. Forming, Towerins, Pyramids, Wa.king » 88 no other kiephants can. SEE THE FAMOUS ELECTHIC LIGHT Which illuminates the Pavilions of this Great Show No Giney Tight, but naphtha, gas or oil-smelling excuses for a stream of mellow brilliancy, which makes a shadow of sunshine, just as the London Combination eclipses and outehines all rivals. Sce the only five performing palace dens of Fero- cicus BENGAL TIG&Ry, GRAVE-ROBBING HY- ENAS, ROOKY MOUNTAIN PANTHERS, South American Man-Eaters (Jaguars) and Kingly Man Crowned African Lions, lesson-taught by brave men atd women. SEE THE ONLY TEAM OF 6 PERFORMING PLOW OXEN, Pair of HUDSON BAY MOOBE, 100 CAGES OF RARE WILD ANIMALS, GULONIES Of MON- KEYS, FORESTS OF BIRDS, AND A WORLD OF NATURAL EISTORY MAEVELS. SEE A SPLENDID OIRCU3 CUNTAININ E 8 GOODS, IN BRONZE, WINE AND NAVY BLUE. 45-INCH PLAID DRES8 GOODY, 81, $1 25. CLOTH GLOVES. LaBIEs', GENTLES! MEGIN' BLANKETS. EN'S AND QOHILDREN’S 0 VESTS, ALL QUALITIES AND E1zEs. TYLER & CHEWNIRNG, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), coted OLS 7th st. n. [[ RUNNEL, CLARK &:00., 803 Market Space. to call epectal attention to their unusually lar ee and attractive stock of fog 3 DSOME HAN. Black and Colored Brocade DRESS GOODS, ilke, from $1.75 to 83. ck ana Colored Brocade Velveta, elegant styles Momie Oloths and rich Silk and W: ‘ol Plaids. Asplendid line of Black and Oolored Cashmares, Ail Wool Goode. from 50 oeuts w ierchiefs, € 223g cts. up to best iD. reaine. Hosiery, Linen Haud- goods. an Llankets in great variety from $2 to $16 pair. Do- mestica at 08 LL GOODS S8ULD AT AND B06’ §27ONE PRI OF ONLY. bettom prices. LOWEST NEW YOSK TON #RIGES. octl9-3m [esse stock oF NEW AND CHEAP DRY Finest quality PURE GOUDS (in all colors, bi: rarnet, &c., &e.,) onl; Large size double W @3.up to Sly, 7 Sh wort @ooos. Woot FRENOH DSEss Isck, navy blue, wine, b. £50. te BLANKETS, 82, 82 5y, Pure White TABLE DAMASK, 50, 62, 75, 7, 21. MEHES. 30 Colored OASHL y BLACK Excellent heavy BLAC: BLACK SILER! | The best and ches and $1 60 Black Bike LADIES" CLOAKS! 8 SPECI Wide double-width’ Black’ OAsH- all Pare Wool, 25. SILK, 55. the city. Our 81, 21.25 IAL BaRGAINs. LALIED' CLOAKS! CABTER’S, Til Market Space. Colored SATINS reduced to 7%. Excellent White Wool Flannel, 20 Pian ment. Black Cashmere Shi Black Silk of Cloth for Wamsutta, ial bas et. Blsok awis. rains Warp Henrietta. men and boys’ ‘the best Uotton in ‘0 Covers, very large assort- Nottingham Lace for curtains, 123 to 81. Black Grape in Black Cas! araise, = and Crape hmeres, Black Crape Cloth. mMmMense ment to $1.50. the world, only 19. CABRTER’S, octs ‘VAl Market pace. ‘ALPETS. ‘We have just opened WILTON, AXMINB' TER, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY DRUSSELS AND ‘A splendid assortment of MOQUETTE, BODY INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice designs. pestry Ingrain Osrpets with Borders to mateh. saipbon Carpote, Huey nd Bats in grost variety lose furnishing will fad it to thelr advantea> examine our stock before purchasing. HOVE BROTHER & Co., sepi 1338 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt House. Be THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. > is ter in the market. It ir ele- aunty aude. aud of the very best material, and on! & ‘80 cents, fi oa Gent's LINEN CO! quaity,only $1.60 per dozen ; six for 75 cents. Best quality, at staned, 80 cents for the “Mystery for the wash tab. Bhirt. finest BRANOH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, sugl8 1002 F street northwest. GHIET MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BHOS. & CO., ULLS F Street N. W. ‘We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in /aline of GENTS FURNISHINGS slwaye Pececes: Woo” NAW terrae qastera, 11a Ties. aw, ‘where Laces and Lace acne up egual to Dew ihe lowest pecees, oo ata 200 Ci, AMPION HIDEMS and G NASTS From Every Branch of the Profession. inspired by such artists 2s 0. W. Fish Mle. Adelaide Oordona, Linda Jal, Willi Batcheller, jam iv, Jerry Bell, W. B. the 4 Davene Female Gymnasts, the Lawrence Sisters, &e., &e. See 30 IMPORTED TRAINED HORSES, 20 G9L- DEN CHABIOTS, the Ficest Wardrobe ever made, bright with the tineel of gold spangies and laces. See a chow four times as large a3 any other and fresh as the breath of spring. pan new. Everything spic Fo antiquated fossil clap trap yea after year, but what the people want to look at and de- rive benefit from. SEE 1HE UNEXAMPLED STREET PARADE 0. THUBSDAY, at 102.m., October 28th, and then conce¢e, a8 you will have to, that no such exhibi- | tion ever visited this city. The route will be pub- ished in subsequent iesues of tho daily papers. 5,000 Reserved Cushioned Opera Chairs, with feate for 20,000 people. Admiseios cents. AKEH'’S BPRAMATIC CO. Performances tarnished for Lodzes, wv, 50 cents ;Children under 9 yesrs, 25 ect2t Dramatic Bocieties, ¢. Awatuer Performances directed aud arranwed ; BA. Reenery furnished for Privace Theatri B. R, Odd Fellows’ Hall, City. cals. WM. octl2-1m* (ontmara BICYCLE SCHOOL. PEN FROM oO 1108 axp 9A. M. TO 10 P. w. eepis-2m 14 E st. N LUMBER. ANOTHER FALLIN PRICES 1S COMING, AND AS USUAL WILLET & LIBBEY, COR, 6TH ST. AND HEW YORK AVENUE, THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGUBES ALONE TELL THE STORY. FLOORING (DREss£p)... BOAEDS, BOARDS, THE BEST.....0000- ComMoR...«. REW DEPARTURE. WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWING AND FURNISH ESTIMATES FRBE OF CHARGE. WRITE TO US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE. (Aree eee ae OFFICE, by treim after | | EDUCATIONAL. | MT UReson. SEPINAUY | 4 BANG AND DAY FC FOR ¥ For frriber iaio ott rs IE COLUNBIAN LA © SCS, “The snr unl cretion of this Hel meh te vine opened . Ews, Prinetyw. VRivetsitw ont ts depart- Its OSBORNE'S BOAR I> DLHOUL BOL YOUNG LAD y. Claskes for eel ratnre; also, in Ancient and wuages. CHOOL OF MUSIC, TT hb si ow Rates Ss $2 60's morth and upwants. txpemienced teachers in piano, voice, ancaa, ete Pree exar- cise. Church one ee — M LLE. V. PBUD "HOMME is coonaniz: iny herevening French classes Greet adweu: taxes offered to Childre: So Pom. Call at $10 14th wt. Detwaew 12 a.m. m.; Monday and Thursday afae INSTITUTE AND KIN- » Meee dee Li) 4 & NORE Prec a 1 Ine ISbet pow hi) ETNOPOLITAN MrIvany QF AN EnGAKIEN BOsLbIY« ANO Day 4 ‘OUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN Qutivs RAPTEMHER I7rm. | Met 7 eartea Normal Tuatitute, Ocroii Pricey), aise B.C GRAVES, #0» 15 sey 2l-Lin NS October 29, 1880, The practicing «f -ow Geures rein atonee 7 ickets to the same can be had at the Academy only, 914-916 Hi street now nw. ed uced rates for season tickets, ee30-1m SPECIAL ATTE! 1} in ©, Inn clase at the EUEECTIC BEMIS AT PNG i clarees, at the BC LNA! at. Z_RIGBAKDS, Principal. ends tm if ISS ADELAIDE S. PAYNE HAVING ‘elurbed to the city, will resur» ler in ~ tion in Vo.ce Building ‘and Eloou! 22st nw. i + 702 Sih at mow, stitute f Meu and Boye. Latin Greek, stifute for Vouns Meu an 4, Latin, reich, German and Eusiish > Day sesion, $10 per quarter. Byening classes, 85 per sje cial ‘attention to preparation for Cullece, West Point, A polis and a) competitive examinations. Privat moderate tarms. eopaT MLON has reopend ber regular ch Day Sehool for Youre Ladies and Children, French langese only is spoken. ab fchool. Terms per quarte “—Priniary, $18: hich Ef ue English s ad L caw ms alsowiven. 1181 i ARTEN NORMAL INSTI r the training of teschera, with r ervartens ard advanced « . Por Gireviars call on the Principals. LOUISS POLLOCK, 929 8th st.; Miss SUSIE POLLOOK, 1197 13th et. 80, 15-80 CADEMY OF MUSIC, ~ & OF ee ieee | etrect vorthwest. _J. P. CAULFIRLD, Mus. Doc.. Prin “ip Btudics remmmed Sept’ 6th. Birra FSU TION. SMe MK ScuTREINER, 121 is preparod to orzamze clases in Floe. to give wrivi dividual ‘crenoos: Prot. \ ley, Eloga- Honist Yale Cobege; Justice Strong, Sat. J. Or Mond Wien, A. HK. Spoftord, Cane Librarian Judve J. Sarbell, Board Trustees Public Schools, D. G.; Mother Mary, of Bt. Anes. een -2m0 | see | IVERSITY. GF ETOWN THE SCHOOL OF Lt w Ovens for the avaual term of i54.'s) SEDNES- DaY EVENING, October 6th, a1 #lx o'clock, in the Lecture Hail, 915 F et. uw, ‘in Worl avton city. Bexular couree of two sears, Fifty D ers per en- bum; Vert Graduate course, Twenty-five Dollars, For particulars address M. BESRY DENNIS, ec ', sepS-tm 915 Pet. now, Washineon 0.0. QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L sts. n w.—Tiis insticution: 16 eu for Tse & progressive and successful experience of Cad dt educates young men and iness and self-eupport. Ite a: ines secure Bagitions of tran A profit. Course of stndy ang inity comprises the Bnglish Leususe, Bai ess Arithmetic, hpencerian Practical re Bookkeeping, b¥ tee donhle to every v: ty of OBS; mot tures. Day and Eyening Hesrions. £ informa- tion and tems call st the College or eddrees HEN- BY C. sh: ER, Principal. auKl6 HK. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJACS Mx Abn AND FRENCH SCUHOUL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17thst.nw The duties Of this *choo) will be resumed op the 20ri or TEMBER. erp 10-21 BEINGTON ACADEMY, May Duitiue, cor tihtara Bate i ‘an nw.” A Select 00! for boss Ley ‘Men. Number lim- ited. Ouly scholars ‘of good moral character re- ceived. Onrefnl and instruction in the pon English Br keeping, band, Dieter Arttumete Algebra, Gosetiy ate DandGreck. BEE ATON MAGATEE A. M eepl-3m ‘Prinetpal ee ciroune atte eae se 1408 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. aa AS OF. LABROQUE, 1529 F at., native Pies abies ange bat ot je UL o ken by Ly sporen Uy, elevant ahd highly educated Parisian MARY TU MAGILL WILL Mi rrsume her Ctaoe ts Bloreten Deaber ae st her residence, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. gepT-3m J a Peek peorvmetiiton beginn: of PIANO, ORGAN Particular attention for. Teachers. 5 ENC to ‘weil as those wishing to be qualified ia tae READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters .u A bowerful Tonic. Iron Bitters ‘Lon. plete Strengthener. Iron Bitters AbBie Appetizer. uratine A Vexctable Medicine Curatine A Hielable Medicine. \Curatine ‘Cures Blood Diseases. Curatin Cures aiver Complaint. ron Bitters Hrom Wises the Vigor Iron Bitters Give Vitality. Iron Bliters \ Cure Maiarial Diseases. Iron Bitters ure Lyspepsia. tt ae "Uuse Lndigestion. Curatine Ee Pimy.04 \Curatine Cures Kiauey Afections. \Curatine ures Scrofula. Curatine Cures Rbeumatism. ‘Curatine For Tewer, 1 teh Tumors. Jron Bitters Cure Nervous ritability. Iron Bitters Care ‘aud Blotches. Curatine [Cures Bois & Old Sores. acct [Sarse Giese and Boll seg For MercucialPoisoning.. Price $1 3 Bottie. Jrom Bi.ters ‘Merstraation. Price $1 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CUBATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., Wholesale and Retail, and by all Druggiste. angz7 ga DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. w~ A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowzn THAN Even TERRA OOTTA WINDOW OaPs, OHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCES axp GARDEN VASES, of our Own Manvracrune. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 0v., @02 New Jersey Avenue, Babin ‘best town. 6mm STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. a Oe te fests SPRAGUE'S SGbARE. BETWEEN L i —s ams. ne 2016 and 1916 Penna. ave. 4. L. MABERT SQUARE. ‘J. W. SELBY.