Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1881, Page 4

3 ; LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasnixctox, D.C., October 21, 1881, 9:30 a.in. For the® Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, variable winds, stationary or higher barometer, stationary temperature. Special Weather Bulletin. CONTINUED FAIR WEATHER INDICATED. ‘The chief signal oMicer furnishes the following Special bulletin to the press: The barometer lowest in Nebraska; it is highest in the lower lake Tegion and the middle Atlantic states. The tem- rature has fallen slightly In New England and he middie and south Atlantic states and lower lake region. It has risen from seven to fourteen degrees in the Mississippl, and from twelve to sixteen decrees in the Missouri valley. The wea- ther east of the Mississippi river is fair. In New England, middie and south Atlantic and gulf States the winds are northerly; in the w Tegion, upper Mississippl and Mis:ou! wheys they are southerly. | Fair weather Is indicated for New | England, the middle and south Atlantic states for lay and to-morrow. De. Bresk’s German Cough Syrup % centsa Dotti ce? REParriNG, Byrn’s Shoe store, 1614 14th RELIABLE Goons, best and cheapest, at Young’s. Face anp Evesicur fitted at Hempler’s, 43 street, Gawr.'s Fats. Harts, new styles and low prices, at ALT. Lewis’, No. 435 7th st orthwest. GOLD-FILLED vest, opera, chatelain, guard and Neck chains; lockets and charms from $1 to $20, at Prige’s, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BarGatns will be sold only to-morrow, at R. Goldschmid’s Department Store, No. 812 7th street northwest: Decorated china cup and saucer, 10 cis., worth 25 cta.; silver. plated breakfast castors, 85 cts; large dust pan, 6 ets. ; 50 clothes pins, only 5 cts. ; decorated Ei Battsh china dessert plates, 60 cts. half dozen, worth $1.5 10-quart dish pans, 12 cts. ; 11-tnch tea’trays, 9 cts fine bronze figured lamps, with arzand burner and shade, $1.00, worth $1.50; decorated dinner plates for chitdren, 5 cts.; hand mirrors, 5 cts. Also great bargains in tin ware, decorated and white china ware. ‘THE following extraordinary morrow at M. Aucenstein’s t. n.W.: Sinch Ei argains for to- tional Auction orated Great 3, de Be. doz. e! 3 Jelly glasses, 3c. dargains in tinware’ and’ thousands of ‘other arti cles. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Nat. Goodwin in “ Hobbies.” For’s Opera House.—Minnie Palmer in “My reetheart.” ee Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:45 p. m., and ex tinguished at 4:40 a. m. ‘The attention of the police 1s called tothe mob of boys who congregate during the early afternoon around the Western Union Telegraph office, at the corner of 15th and F streets. ‘Yesterday afternoon a white boy, named James Grawfond, 19 years okt, Yesiding in South Washing- ton, had his ieit hand shot off while gunning in fhe’ Potomac marshes. Medical, attention was Fendered by Dr. Leech. Mr. Charles M. Matthews, president of the boar of school trustees, has advanced 77 per cent of the amount of pay due the teachers of the flith divi- sion (Georgetown), thus relieving thelr necessities: ‘while the differences between tae trustees and the auditors are being adjusted. A colored Iufant, about one day old, found on 221 near K, night, Was sent to St. Ann’s the pollée of the fourth precinct jor the iron framework In the inte- Hor of the Washington Monument was shipped from Philadelphia yesterday, and the laying of stone Will, it is expected, be resumed on the Ist of November. A watch, valued at $50, belonging to Mr. Geo. Lillebridge, was stolen ‘yeste! ray mm his vest, Which was hanging up on a hook in one of the Weoms in the Post Office building. Acomplimentsry dinner was last evening ten- @ered Dr. Charles’ B. Purvis, lately appointed sur- 2 in chief of the Freedman’s Hospital, by Mr. avid Warner, of the tax oflice, at his residence on P street. Among those present were John F. Cook, Wm. H. H. Wormley, Wm. E. Matthews, Dr. ri. Shadd, Prot. Richard T. Greener, Collins Cru- Boe and Lemuel Bailey. ‘THE Stak acknow! — res the receipt from J. K. Quiahan, 71 Broadway, New York, for the Garfield Memorial Hospital fund, of the sum of one dollar, ‘Which has been turned over to the treasurer of the Jamaes Henderson, the colored man 25 years old, formerly of this city, raised by Col. Perry H. gon, who dropped déad at Yorktown on Wednes- day, as stated in yesterday's Star, went to York- town in July to engage in business. He belonged to the Knights of Jerusalem of this city, who last ight appolated a comuuittee to bring his remains this city. war Chas, A. Walter, whose serious fIlness was mentioned in Tae Sta¥ of yesterday, 15 regarded morni as out of danger. Sallie Shelton alias Sarah Jane Shelton, colored ‘Who was charged with the second offence of petit larceny in the Criminal Court recently, sentence suspended and allowed to go on her personal bonds, because she was about to become a mother, has since been arrested for stealing and was cou mitted by Judge ‘About 11:0" o'clock last “hight @ colored man named Chas. H. Gordon brought to the fourth pre- Cinct station a colored male infant, about one day ld, Which he found at the cornér of 21and kK streets. It was sent to the St. Ann Infant's Asy- ‘Mr. John Epply, for eicht years past the night — master at the B & P.R_R. depot, has resigned t asimilar position at St. Paul, on the St. Pant inneapolis end Manitoba RR. ‘A Colored woman named Fanny Nel sgeo, at the house of Enoch ‘arter, between 21 and ad streets. She Attendance and go the coroner was ‘The Presbyterian Synod of Maryland, embracing Maryland, the District of Columbia and a part Delaware, will meet at_Cumberlind this evening, ‘and will continue in session for three or four days. ‘The funeral of Mr. Jeremiah Sheehan, one of the Oldest residents of South Washington, and one of the founders of St. Dominie’s church, toox place from that odifice at 9:20 o'clock this moruing, and was largely attended. The remains were interred a& Mount Olivet cemetery. ae The Christiancy Divorce Case. MISS CHAMBERLAIN CROSS-EXAMINED. ‘Yesterday afternoon the taking of testimony in the case of Christianey agt. Christiancy was con- tinued before Examiner Lovejoy, Miss Mary Cham- berlain, of New York, testifying, as stated in THE Brag, th having come here at Giro’s Fequest, to him af 311 D street. and to having the St. James Hotel, “After giving her Testimony with considerable inches ves cross-examined to some extent, and stated that she came from St. Clair county, Michizai lived in Detroit for a number of years, then went to Chicago, and from there to New York city. "She she was notin the habit of or accus- Somed to picking men up on the sticet ant fea hever done anything of the kind or that might look Uke it until her expertence with Giro. ‘That even- he acted like a gentleman and she permitted im to walk with her. | In the subsequent appo'nt- ments that she had with him there was nothing improper in his conduct. pero ‘Tae New Scnoot Houses Uxper Way.—Messi Bright & Humparey, contractors for building the hew school houses, dre making fine progress, High school on Ostrect ts now above the basement ‘The school at 10th and H streets and the one at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and Ist street northwest are both being advanced as fast as the circumstances will admit. At the latter lace some difficulty has been met with in the dation, a vein of quicksand having been en- countered in excavating for the foundation, requir- ing a sub-base to be laid in cement concret two new buiidings for the county—one at ‘Tennal- lytown end the other at Mt. Pleasant—will both be 3 | What in detalls. The former Proposes re | Tat, dish- | Vi ‘The Garfield Masonic Memorial. = Ez meeting of five delegates from each of the Ma- Sonic bodies, of which the late President Garfield was amember, was held last night in the Grand Lodge library room, Masonic ‘Temple, for the pur- of considering the subjec aie fr #arfield Masonic Memorial Askociaton lor its object the erection of as the “Garfelt ‘Elucational pet tates” 1 for the Rrueit of Masons, their widows and Masonic bodies represented were Pentalpt aioe No. 23, Columbia ‘Royal Arch Chapter No. lumbia Commandery No. 2, and Mithras ‘oie ot Perfection A. and A. Scottish rite. Mr. Longley. -ealted the meeting to onder, and” Me Mathew Trimble acted as secretary. A committee Of one from each body was on motion appointed to form a permanent organization, +Messrs. Ainger, Allen, Stephens and Ireland were appointed, 3 Soon afterwards reported the following as perma nent officers:—Ezra L. Stephens, of Cc Colum mandery, president; Thomas rville, of Mithras’ ‘Lotige of Perfection, vies president; Mathew ‘Trimble, of Péntalpha ecretury;, and 1.’ G._ Stephens, of Colum! 1a pter, ‘treasurer. The was adopted. report Twos wo pape rs Were submitted upon the subject,one by rimble and the other by Gen. W. doin of which were road and dlsct The: were sitnflar in general features,but differed some- to obtain a charter of incorporation and ask of the750,000Masons in the United Stxtes one dollar each to form a fund for te purposes named—to found a Masonic or- phan’s home and Industrial school, to be located at the national capital. It was suggested by Mr. Trimble that wealthy members of the order would during their lives contribute Uberally to its sup- port, and dying, mention it. in their wills as a Worthy object ot charity. The institution would fist constitute @ home for destitute Masonic or- phans, where they could be Kindly cared fo used, clothed and fed, and where ‘they. could be educatéd and fitted for honorable stations in fe, etc, ete. “After some discussion the two pape Were referred to a special committee consisting of J. F. Allen, W. G. Henderson, D. B. Alnger, and W, Roose, to consider them and report a permanent , and submit it at the next meeting. aegis A Card from Senator Jonas. U.S. SexaTe CHAMBER, Washington, Oct. 21, 81 ‘To the Editor of Tae Evextxa Stan: The statement In your paper of lasteventng, that the repubifcans of New Orleans have learned that 1 am pushing my brother for the position of coiner in the mint of that city, and that they have sent a delegation here to fight the appointment, Is totally unfounded. No brother of mine ts a candidate, as and I am pushing noone for that or any other office under this administration; a fact which 1s well known to the republican party of Louisiana. A brother of Senator Jones, of Nevada, is a proml- ndidate for the position, as I ain informed. se make proper correction, Respectfully, B. F. Jonas. ee Washington Market Retail Prices. Meate—Beel, sirloin, 18120 per. 1b.; do porte house, 2e.; rib To. cj Staak, 123¢020c et, entpped, Bae. 3 Tongues, 60.45c.; Lamb, 152200. ; 20c.; Mutton, 10al5c.; Pork, ’ 12115c.; salte.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, Shoulders, 12jalfe.; Breasts, 1Mat5c.} Lard, Hatse. FRUrTS.—Oranges, 40a80c. per doz.; Lemons, 2a Soe. per doz; Bundnas, 40ad0e. per doz; Pineap- ies, ipples, 20a40e. per peck P Pears, 6Oia0e. per Fusit—Sheepiead, 152%. per I + Porgtes, 8a 10e.; Perch, 2ad0e.’ per bunch; Rock, large,’ 15a ¥ Ib., 40450c. por bunch; Mackerel, 2 40a50e. per pane eres 15a20c. each; Bluetish, Franbut, 150206.) Trout, 12150. per 1b, Spats, Byalbe. per Ib. fish, %a25e. per buheh; Stur? geon, Se. per Ib.; Lobster, 12c. per 1b.; Terrapin, Siders, $6169 per doz; dee, diamond-back, $18 per rtle, 25¢.a$1 each. Serre Philadelphia Print, 50c. Lest West- ern Creamery, 45c. pad Yori = Roll, 30a85c.; Cheese, 15a20c.; E: Neel “a ish, ad0e. per pecl . per pk; Tomatoes, 40a50c. Pet per doz.; Cabbage, 5al0c ets, Bide. Por. Dunich: Letiucs, Babe. ber head; ‘onions, 40250. 3 oe a5c.per bunen; gg Plant, 5a10e. each an 80a40e. per PK; di (Lima), 20.25¢. per qt. ; ‘pat Ins, 8210", Corn, 15920e. per doz.;' Celery, 10%: Pumpkin, 10420. PoutrRy.—Chickens, 75e.a$1 per pair; Ducl @ ave. per pair; Geese, 75c.a$1; Squabs, $2252.50 per doz. GameE.—Reed Birds, 60.75c. per doz.; Ortolan, $2.50a8 per doz; Snipe, $2 per_doz.; Rabbits, 2e. Squirrels, 1522) jucks (red head), $1.50; d (canvas Back), $2.50. ————— A KyIGuTiy TestrMontat.—A dele; ghts from St. Joun’s “Command tion_of Sir lery, No. 1, ‘Templar, of Providence, R.I,, arrived in the nes last night from Yorktown and Richmond, and took quarters at Willard’s. The object of thei Visit was to present De Molay Commandery, No, 4, with ‘a testimonial of thelr appreciation ‘or the courtesies shown them during the visitof St. John’s Commandery here last May. Eminent Commander ‘Thorpe, Past Commanders Kelly, Larner and Clan Capt. Gen. Patton and Sir Knights Roose ani Kraft, of De Molay Commandery, No. 4, Knights ‘Templar (inounted), of Washington, recetved them. The presentation Was made in one of the parlors at Willard’s, by Commander Rhodes, of St. John’ and the reeéption speech was made, by ‘Eminent Commander Thorpe, of De Molay Commandery. The testimontal cousists of a large-sized Bible, solid silver fuare and compasses and a pair of cold-mounted | Zemplar swords, aceta bya andsomely Set of resolutions. Past Enlnent. Coumnder 1 Larner, of De Molay Com- mandery, was presented by the visiting Sir Knights mumande! with a solid gold badge of their co1 Ty. ges FUNERAL OF A TEMPERANCE WORKER.—The funeral of Henry D. Cushing, a well-known tem- Perance worker, took place trom the residence ot rs. J. A. Cushing, on © street, yesterday after- Rev. A. A. Miner, D.D., conducting the ser- which were interspersed with omas 8. Chapelle. The Hon. W. B. Sneil, Col. H. R. Cooper, F. M. Bradley, representing the’ National Division of the Sons of Temperance; J. H. Roberts, of Cambridge, Mass, of the Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance of Massachusetts; €. B. Travis, of Natick, Mass. of the Massachusetts ‘Temperance Allfance, and Charles A. Hovey, of the state prohibitory’ com- mittee of Massachusetts, ——>—_—_. ‘Tue FUNERAL oF Rev. SAMUEL REoRSTER, D. D., residing elder of the east, Baltimore district, fethodist Episcopal church, south, who died on Monday last at “Greyfleids,” Prince George county, d., took place yesterday afternoon from Trinity XM. EB. church, south, corner of Madison avenue and Preston streets, Baltimore. The officiating clerzy- men were from'both branches of the Methodist church, being Revs. Samuel Htulgers, D. D. siding élder west Baltimore district (couth); Jamies 8. Gardner, John Poisal, D. D., John Lanalian, D., George Hitldt and L."¥. Morgan, D. D. Keys. Drs. Rodgers and Lanahan and ‘Rev. Mr. Hildt noon, vices Mrs. RECEPTION TO THR VON STEUBENS.—The execu- tive committee of German citizens, on the Trecep- tion of the Von Steubens, met last ight and com. pleted arrangements. ‘The committee of escort wiil proceed in carriages to the Arlington, at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon, and escort the Ger- man visitors to the Schustzch Park where pub- lic reception will take place from 4:30 p.m. to m. a SAuR or IuproveD Prorerty.—Messrs. Young & Caldwell, real estate broxers, have Sold for Messrs. John Sherman € Co. tot 1%, square 240, 2) by €0 iect, and tmproved by one of the: new three-story. near 14th, and-basement brick houses on No. 1345, to Mr. Charles L. L Dubos for — BY CONFIDENCE MEN—A case of robber bas recently been reported to the police whic! shows upa Hew method. em vert by. confidence men for fleecing their victhng “rng ‘The robbery oc- curred last A man Inesday. Who was on his way from Madison mn. county, Marshall, Mo., with his family, inte: here, was met at the Baltimore and 0 a pla , Well dressed stranger, wi that he also was going to Marshall ond won the confiience of Mr. Sparks very juickly. At an evil mement Sparks ¢ consented to to take a Walk with his new acquaintance. ' in a sal where they met another s anger The fe two strant Ts got into a wrangle over dice and to Etrow for $600 a ski ‘side. ‘Ro, taked Spa to lend him the money till they got Sparks went to his wile in the de from her $500, nearly all of their li estore of mo- hey, the proceeds of the sale of thelr pro) Virginia, and taking it to the saloon tb seltie by confidence men ui completed so Usat the winter schools can be held in them. ‘Tae Etecrric [LtUMINatios. the Electr: Light company, kep' t Right, and iiuminated the avenue with, electric is, though it was after nine o'clock before tie ttuminstion took place, and many people had turned home believing that another failure had took the next boat for Yorktown; that the; seen to embark on a boat at the whari ‘and were afterwards seen at Yorktown. pe oa Deeps in FEE h: been recorded as eee John sherman to Louisa G. Du Bois aah. 120, 240; B. U, Keyser, receiver, to’ C. ex subs. "44 and yt. Deen made. ‘The lights were allowed to burn an hour or more, and the effect om the avenue was Very brilliant. ‘The delay in the fiumination was lity of getting. the apparatus ‘The lights were not as stro: Rpected to be. | To-night it Sp sumed that tie power will be greatly ine es ‘WASHIxGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the town drove yerds on the Met £0.RR, tire miles butchers, at Bxc. and Yamiba sold as 1 me follows: 5 Hams Se.a65g a634C.; cows and calves ‘Mougnt of the market was dull. ——_—_ Mary beautiful as well as ig geen at the art gallery of Mr. ae ‘Th street. Notable among 047, and $4,063.89; eerank Minne to Mary Pu sul 445; $2,500. Thomas pe. 4, 8a. Shehlubarger, lot 64, sub. Meen to D, i District eetonuen na bpd ‘The District town this bey onthe st steamer or Bacetanr, with the ’ commissioners, and were at their omee, Columbia building, by ten o'clock. ‘The mortality in the District for the week ended Saturday, October 15, 1881, was 9%, beli more than the week previous, or at the rate of a per 1,000 per annum. e, chief of the bureau of revis- lal assessments, has sul ipmitted a Fe gineer Commissioner, Twining of nsactions of his office covering the period be te tween 17th October, piss, to the gives a resume of th or revisions ot Special assesements, shows the nt condition that service and will be of value to many of the citizens of this District when published. Bids were opened in the office of Col. Casey at noon yesterday for furnishing coal and wood for the north wing of the bullding for the State, War and Navy departments. ‘The bids footed Up as ees William H. Baum, hao, Miller, 700.60; E. McCauley & Bro..' 50; ieee. Bogus, Sas: Clarke & Given, $4, Ay DANGEROUS BUILDING. ; Inspector Entwisle has notified Mrs. Angelina Simpson that he had made an in: ion of the brick warehouse owned by her on the west side of Sth street northwest at the rear and adjoining the Dullding on the northwest corner of Market nd Bt and that he finds the rear wall In a dangerous sone the center pler of the front wall, rst story, ne girders placed on the piers in the celine without lng NFst C3 puree o prevent them from splitting al notifies her that the safety of the uilding Ne otte secured within thirty days. BUILDING PERMITS northw rs Pk brick 1723 on street northwest, $500. ian to erect a two-story brick oe ‘on : E gure, between 9th and 0th streets, to cost Itimore and Potomac Railroad company won construct a railroad shed in Bae of their depot, corner of 6th and B streets, to cost, $40,000. M. Willian to repatr brick buildifig No, 302 Hast Capi- street, at a cost of $500. Mra. Carr to buil back bullaing to house No, 216th street north: west; Mary ‘kwood, repair brick 1717 De Sales street northwest, $1,200; Adams Express Company, erecta warehouse 6th and C streets and Virginia avenue southwest, $1,500; John Lehnert, repair frame 1217 New Haimpshire avenue northwest, $120. gore ons cies The Courts. CourT IN GENERAT, TERM. Wednesday, Daniese agt. Kendall et al.; deci of the special term vacating and setting aside the sale made by John D. McPherson, trustee, over- Tuled and reversed, and the sale ratified and con- firmed and cause remanded to the special term. Jaffray agt. Grant; motion to dismiss for failure to rint record, and that the decree appealed from is in accordance with the mandate of the Court in General Term. Yesterday, 8. W. Parker was admitted to the bar. Diehl’ agt. Gross; decree of special term afirmed. “Van Riswick’ agt. Spalding; on argu- ment ‘To-day, John Paul Jones, of Indiana, was ad- mitted to the bar. Van Riswick agt. Spaulding; on bearing mRcurr CourtT—Judge MacArthur, Weanesay an agt. Hoover; death of defend- ant suggested. Chariton agt. Himber; judgment below affirmed. Hove & Bro. agt Bliss; Judgment confessed. Dickwood agt. Gordon; judgment ‘set aside and cause coptinued. Smith ‘agt. Wil- Hams; Judgment by default. Dyer et, al, he Ket al jsame action, Beveridge agt. P death of detentant suggested, and W. B. Webb, executor, substituted. ntfoot agt. Kane; jude ment oY default and one cent damages. agt. Campbell; jud; ae below affirmed. ‘alder agt. Hoffman et al. ent by default. Prather agt. Mankin; judj ae y detaulte Gittings: Polkinhorn; verdict for plalnti for $41.66 with in- terest. Albright agt. Powell; judgment below af- firmed, damaj es $00 Elliott agt. Barr; plaintiff Called and suit \diemissed, Riley & Son agt. Lynn’s executors; verdict for defendant. Porter agt. Bute Judgment by default. Hooper & Sons agt. Loma: judgment by default, | Cropley agt, Buford; ‘judg Inent below affirmed. Heany agt. Smith; defend- ant called and judgment below affirmed: Mccitl Agt. Distri- of Columbia: verdict for defendant. agt. Gheen, death of defendant suggest etzel; order of Corcoran ed. Welsenfeld, Stern & Co, agt. H publication. King agt. Xesterday, King’ aintiff for $50. elssner & Jenks, S, USC, etc, mith; verdict for plaintiff for $18.80 and Cos Shugrue ogt, Shugrue; verdict for plaintiff for 6 and costs. Doran agt. Stutz; verdict for Diaintut Tor $86.80, “Burns nstein agt. Coleman; jury Tespited. — Gittin; agt. Polkinhorn: motion for new trial filed. Fairchild agt. Relgart; order of publication. To-day, Burnstein agt.Colman; verdict for tim, $1.10. Gold ace lynn; inquisition, . Shéa et al. agt. Kely; discontinued. Fleishman agt Hazel; non sult by plaintifl, Ryon agt, Hill; settled. Divine agt. Peterson; do. PRoBaTE Court—Judge Hagner. Wednesday, estate of Truman A. Cooks will ad- mitted to prouate, and record; letters testamentary issued to Alired Cioughby, bond $1,000. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Cor, Wednesday, John Williams, assaulting Officer Branson; guilty. Notice of a motion for anew trial. Wm. Allen and Ben}. Murray, burglary and larceny; on trial. esteniay, Robt. Allen and Ren}. Murray, burg- lary and larceny; jury and were discharged. Hichard Hill, cepreaating om privaes opens; F Pee guilty, sentenced to 30 days in fan oss, assaulting Officer Janifer; on Today, John Murphy, indicted for murder; setfor trial. Charles J. Guiteau, opinion as to payment of defendant’s witnesses delivered and filed. Ed- ward ee urslary. and larceny; recognizance in $500 taken. Ellas “Ross, assaulting an officer: fed out. Henry Hazel, assault, appeal); ; on hear- Pouce Court—Judge Snell. jay, after our report closed, Lewis, larceny of a lot of household goods from John A. Prescott; six months in jall. James A. Joyce, as- sault on A. B. Webb; $100 or 60 days in jail. Jas. B Waugh, assault on Chauncey N- Dution: $10 oF 30 days. Julia Barnett, threats to Susan Bundy; lain- personal Donds. Officer Jas. 8. Warrick threats to ie S. Wetzerick; do. Henry Thomas, assault on aie A. , Reynolds; and rrdayae Gen. alicious trespass; $5 or 7 da: ey, Tealialos .W. Hurd, colored, cl up some bricks from & sigewalk w personal bonds. Jos. W. Pharged with taking wn indecent ex | sedans on the street Svnile drunk; avid Johnson, Edward Fletcher and ‘Annie Lucas, loud and boisterous and disorderly conduct; $5 or 1S dayseach, Wm. Robinson protanity; $5 or 7 ‘Win. Page, loud and ‘Fam Molise’ forfeited collateral. Kate ie charged with bet the owner of and causing @ horse te be work that was untit. for labore $1. Michael King for- felted collateral. Dennis Bland, carpet ith assaulting another colored named los. New- man, by knock! him down with a stone; $20 or 0 days. H. Hell, larceny of a lot of hardware from John Brown; restitution ordered and a fine of $5, and in default, 20 days. a Hannah Cli @ peace. Jenny Flahe: Tusae Flaherty, sesnult on ai Kerney; % and costs. May Kemp, charged with kee] ing adis- orderly house ;sentence suspended and defendant’s personal bonds taken. Be BARGAIN. JUST OPENED 100 PIECES 100 PIECES 100 PIECES of Ladies’ Melton-Cloth Suiting at 15 cents per yard, at 25. Fall Styles of Cloths for Men and Boys Suita, 37c., 50c., Sie.» The.» $1 per yard, ew choice styles, 25c. Bed Wool Be Se ot Bea Comforts be $i ‘Seah i? ae hese ghia 3 a Qarriage Ho ig Ee all ‘$3.50, $4.50, $5, $6, $7, $3, Ne pase ght Be ee, ju Flannel lenge, 20 ae jee cat, ere, Bartel Fannels. Water- roof Clothe. ‘Navx Biue, Olive, Myrtle, Black, ST0., Bt ‘Woes: Bos $1 per C. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Center Market. CARPETS! CARPETS! RECEIVING Lip ncoraigey STYLES DAILY. 100 stres : cholce, 85c. and 90¢. 10 me ot Eapestey Betcha, 1507, Sob Boe 8 por ee si te ao EUG. Bo. $0 TE, eee G4. Affairs in West Washington. Assotraraon At the bist este) Bon ae held last ot at at Goduants etereong shares were retired at a Downe, ‘auction- to sronting 21 reat ett rt enes on ion mn Inches on the south side of Street, Between Freveria a ie imj es iby a small frame ‘dwelling, for $850, Al: for Ciabaugh an ‘and Heater, trustees, pare arioe “4 ting 2 Leek Finches on South Side of Brians atest. above Week Meroe Ee eke brick house, to CITY ITEMS. Dr. Bull’s Cough Syup fr cases of Sore Thro Coughs, Colds: ete, £36 cen = Resewood Piano, seven octave, at auction Monday, October 24, 10 o'clock, 415 Sai btreet northwest. The Public Agree ‘That Dr. Brusk’s German Googe Syrup will cure Sore Throat, Cough, Colds and Fevers. John MyGinness Says: Dr. rosin ele pray for you as long as I live, because K pity on me when I Was sick an in the he sent me two boxes of your OT eis ‘Chimoutle Pills, and they cured me of Neuralgia and Nervous weakness. Catarrh of the Bladder. smarting, irritation of the urinary diseased discharges, cured by Buchu- Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pennsylvania Stinging, paiba, avenue. Brain and Nerve. ‘Well's Health Renewer, iy on eal for im] Be Dru; once, leuaness, texanl debility we, sat ts, 480 Pa. ave. Hard or Soft Corns Are peeeany reat oved by use of Curealine; one oe bottle will do it. Stott a Cromwell. “Alderney Dali ns”? Fresh Alderney Witter, churney very mo and delivered in 36-10 Ward” prints, dbc. per Ib, Also, cottage che eet milk, be. per qt. Cream, mation pint. WASHINGTON MA'..ET COMPANY. BALES OF STALLS CENTER MARKET, OCTOBER 22, AT 11 O'CLOCK, ‘These sales are required to be made by act ¢ gress, which says that. the stalls and stands shall be let to the highest bidder st auction fora term of one or more years. Sales were -made in 1872 for two years; in 1874 sales for three years more were advertised, but were prevented by an injunction in s lawsuit brought bythe marketmen, which has lasted seven years and prevented a compliance with the law and deprived the Company of ite rights during ‘bat time. The Supreme Court of the UnitediStates decided every question against the marketmen and in favor of the Company, and theauction sales must now be made. The rentals of the stalls have been reduced by the Company so that after tne discount of 20 per cent. made to purchasers at auction for prompt payment in advance, they will be monthly, on Butchere’s single stalls, $9.60, or $14.40 on ahalf section of a stalliand half, or $28.80 ona full section of three stalls; on Bacon stalls, $7.20, or $10.80, or $21.60; on Butter stalls, $5.40, or $8.10, or $16.20; on Hucksters' stalls (orequivalent stalls), in Seventh and Ninth street buildinga, $5.60, or $8.40, or $16.80; in B street buildings, $4.20, or $6.30, or $12.60; on Fish stalls, $4.80, or $7.20,ior $14.40, The auction sales will be of the right to ocoupy, if the purchaser chooses, for eighteen (18) years, until January 1, 1900. The act of Congress provides that there shall be no by-bidding on the part of the Company, directly or ~» but that a minimum rate of bids may be fixed, below which bids will not be received. The minimums will be, on a Butcher's single etall, $150, or $225 on a half-section, or ‘$450 on 8 full section of three stalls; on Bacon and But- ter stalls, $120, or $180, or+ $360; on Hucksters' or equivalent stalls, $100, or $150, or $300; on Fish stalls, $200. This bonus will be payable $25 cash down; 20 per cent., crediting the $25 on taking possession, and bal- ance in eight 10-per cent. installments, payavle semi- annually, with 5 per cent. interest. No promissory notes or sureties for the bonus will be required, but the stalls will be the sole security; and if the marketman chooses to quit his stalls at any time he may do so, and any bonus certificate not then due will be canceled and given up to him. The above bonus will, during the eighteen years, increase only 70 cents per month, the amount paid for a single Butcher's stall; for a Bacon or Butter stall, 56 cents; for a Huckster’s or equivalent stall, 46 cents; for a Fish stall, 93 cents. ‘The sales will be as in 1872, of the first, second, and subsequent choices of stalls in the several classes; and the highest bidder above the minimum for a choice can select any stalls in the market of his class not previously sold or selected. Anycombination or conspiracy or threats to prevent a free and fall sale, or to deter any person from bidding or from selecting or occupying stalls, will be promptly prosecuted to law. Full printed terms of sale, classification of stalls by numbers, forms of agreement of lease, and bonus certificates and Market, ions may be obtained on application at the Company's Office. P. 8. SMITH, OLEREK WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. OoropER 19, 1881. [2X BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Seteo _____narrmwons, up,_ Dd": DUPARE’S ee ‘REMEDY CURES AMUSEMENTS. Nationa THEATER. was oo SE OF BILL. Mr. AND WES NC GOODWIN, 5 ‘ASD MATT TO-NIGHT, agatenOAY Stout | NEE, ALIN Cla CLOVER. ‘During the my at Goodwin will eive his wonderful celebrated MATINEE TO-MORROW at our cheap prices. acttniaion to Dease Cire fe ‘secured iret come frst served. “Lower cor 60 and 73 cents ‘vith no extra charge for secured seats. ight perf — MR. THOS. we ae AB at aicHA HARD RD Ii. To be followed ee Ginasic pers formances. eet or oe 1 RD'S OPERA HOUSE. To-Nicut. JOHN R. ROGERS' COMEDY COMPANY. MINNIE PALMER as MY SWEETHEART. BR. E. GRAHAM as MY SWEETHEART. MY SWEETHEART MATINEE TO-MORROW. MY SWEETHEART MATINEE TO-MORROW. MY SWEETHEART = TO-MORROW. In consequence of a disappointment by a grace Doclooet after Sater ber 22d, until Mon October $1st, when THE TOURISTS will appear. Gren ART ENTERTAINMENT, erton Pees ALF, Church: oo THCRADAT and EBA ERENT fbr nse Gerry oe ever ¥ - No lover of a refined ent should fail to attend ex- @ these: hibitions. Go and. delightful exhibitions. ‘Adinstion, 260: ; Chitarens 1c. E No, 6 OX EXHIBITION ee 626 ny MARR TERS Street oe Sei Eatrest northwest, one door from 7th street, Qhoice On Paintings, ‘Chromon, etc. also aera Paperhanwiuas, Blcture Picture Cord end Tanselke Hinge: Nail, ete Eee ‘Terms Cash. se ae as ‘it NER" CLE AND TRICYCLE EX- Qo GH ANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL, Tallmadge Hall, 928 F street northwest, on ground floor. English and American Bicycles and Tricycles. Second-hand Machines for sale Chesp. ‘WM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor. Hall for rent for evening entertainments. Apply to J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, Agent, 928 F street northwest, 03 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. "18 GRAND} RELIE ven nat TALLMADGE a ne IND. OCTOBER 24rTu, Eor the benetit of the ia Widow. of our inte fellow member Littleton, Mi larry Parker and John T. the Opera House: L OF FY ASSOCIATION, Bert admitting Gent and Lady, 50c. 2 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. $3.60 Bop tH. $3.60 Including Admission to the CAVERNS OF LURAY, ‘VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO AND THE BEAUTIFUL SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD. Grand Illuminati: Electric ht. Se Mountain and Autumn Scenery dhsoughont the side SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22. ‘Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio at 8:45 o'clock a.11,; Teaches Washington at 10-90 oelock p.n- sharp, FIVE HOURS AT CAVERNS. Children, five to twel 30.8 rates to par- tics of Aft, Wickets Yor bale stall Be Or ofioss, LAMBIE & TRAYLOR, Managers, 626 E street ol? GEO. F. TIMMS. HARRY B, PARKER, GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. Have completed all their preparations, and are now en- tirely ready for business, GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. Have a stock of clothing for large and small men, Youths, Boys and Children, from which any taste can be suited or any wishes as to quality or price accommo- dated, GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. ‘They have but one price, thatis as low as possible; is | Sty Cag cree erat one Bere OF time marked in plain figures, and no deviation is allowed. GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. not be urged to buy, but be heartily thanked for any favors you may bestow, DRY GOODS. ___ D* GOODS. Black Silk Velvets from $1 to $4, jored Silk Velvets and Velveteen, ceetae. and Moire Antique Silks. on vol 50e. to $1. Flannels 3 ent 5 and S50 Yor Vadhos atkins kets and C forts. Fullline of Ladiee'tnd Gentlemen's Underwear. Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. J, A. LUTTRELL & ©O., S817 Market Space. — ERS! 020 ATTESTION, HOUSEKE! 100 DOZEN TOWELS, $3PER DOZEN, worth $4. Aline of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 50 styles, reduced to 75 cents. At SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, o19 801 MARKET SPACE. [TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR NEW STOCK OF S801L KK ue OK fet id Ssss8 11 KLLL K Ok 7 ALL WOOL DRESS FABRICS, GUE, DAY & CO., 820, 622 anp 824 Sevente SrREET NoRTUWEsT, HAVE porthweit-_ | THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF SILKS IN THE CITY, HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FINE HOSIERY IN THE CITY. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. W M. SHUSTER & SONS ° sive and Elegant Stock of Choice Goods ever shown to the Washington Public, SILK GOODS. SILKS, MERVEILLEUX SATINS, SATIN RHA- DAMES, SATIN DUCHESS, SURAH SILKS, AERMURE SILKS, SATIN DE LYONS, BROCADE SILKS, BROCADE SA- TINS, ROMAN BAND SURAH, BLACK AND WHITE STRIP- ED BILKS, EN- TIRELY NEW. PLUSH. PLUSH, BLACK PLUSH, SEAL SKIN PLUSH, PLUSH IN EVEN- ING BHADES, &o, VELVETS. BLACK VELVETS, ALL GRADES, PRICES, AND QUALITIES; COLORED VELVETS, BROCADE VELVETS, AND STRIPED VELVETS, &c, WOOL DRESS GOODS. MOURNING GOODS. Beg leave to state that they now offer the most exten- MOIRE SILES, WATERED SILKS, GROS GRAIN STRIPED PLUSHES, OMBRE EFFECTS, COLORED LADIES’ GOODS. Xv RS. a 2. PALMER sf no? F STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C., Most respectfully announces to the ladies of Washing ton that she will exhibit during the present season® recherche assortment of FRENCH BONNETS AND BATS, SELECTED Prmsox acy. IMPORTED CHILDREN’S MILLINERY A SPECIALTY. M Y ANNUAL IMPORTATION OF SAXONY WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS: ix now open for ingy~ They come in Navy Bine, Black, Brown, Drab and Battie Green. Sizes are larger than formerly snd Prices mo higher = Parties who fot Rutt . years can procure uew sleeves by calling at my wanes C, AUERBACH, Corner of 7th and H streets, Next door to Auerbach’s Sewing Machine and Repair ‘ oftioe. om Agee, for the New Queen. ois ot RTH WEST, rs and ROUND DAL, Octaber 18, oS 4m ADIES' TAILOR PARLORS, 414 NINTH STREZT NORTHWEST. M. WILLIAM BERNAT, DESIGNER AND CUTTER, (late of Paris.) Is creating’ quite a sensation a Wassington $2: Geo Cur axp Ger LADIES’ COATS, CLOAKS AND KIDING HABITS. This ix just the kind of an Establishment the Ladies of ee have long felt the need af. solicited trom every Lady in Washington and “STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS WORK GU ARANTEED IN EVERY INSTANC Fu IMPORTATIO! French Dress Bonnets and Promenade Hats, fine Mil- liners Goods, Laces, Beaded Embroideries, Gloves, Dress Trimmings and Buttons, best French Corsets, Suits, Wrappers, Cloaks, (the best assorte imported.) and “inany rieh and exclusive Susive novelues all selection in Parte 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. ol PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NINTH STREET. Sr. CLoup Burpee, HOSTERY D Suits, Cost ‘Cloaks, & Bovigle at urd otiees “Lier satiate Drama gas and bested, and a perfect fit enaranteed, a oenk's: United ‘sat vol. 3, 1 ae ‘ke's Browne om other, A Pasreant, th, Hie io at 2 vola., Fe feat) $10.3 Biticee Fide Feral Pacis ‘Lay Unages: oon, ema 8.50; % full line of ic Views of the Pub. lisher of wi Dtorsinan Stramwer's Guide W ” New Goods receit “ WM. H. MORRISON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, ‘3 Pennsylvania avenne northwest, Est OF THE JORDAN, BY MeRnit..4.00 Young Americans in Japan, Greey. 1.08 ‘The Fate of Madame La Tour, Paddock, Queen Titania, by H. H. Boyesen. The Candle of the Lord, by Phillips Brooke ‘The International Revired Commentary on Michael Strogoff, the Courier of the Czar. Wm. BALLANTYNE & SONS, o10 428 Seventh street northwest, LA PUBLICATIONS. and Judement, Canon ea a “The Vorkt i Cau Ganpsign, "ie 4 e: |AMES J. CHAPMAN, MerRororrran ‘TORR, 915 Penusylvama avenne. ‘The Yorktown Campaign and {Surrender of Cornwallia, by Henry P. Johnston. Iiluetrat ‘Ancient Bronze Im) UN, AND STATIONER, 1015 ——) ‘Ivania aventie., Svs00L BOOKS BOUGHT -_ Aereesencest ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, Concornas BurLprse, F Stree. Cash paid forall kinds of Books, Pamphlets, &e. #13- =———_—_——— ees HOUSEFURNISHINGS. IF ]F YOU WANT A HEATING OR COOKING STOVE, Do not fail to call and examine our large assortment of both. Agents for the RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND FURNACES, ‘The best of their kind made in the country. Also, LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, GRATES AND BRICK SET RANGES, ‘Please call and examine our stock. W. 8. JENKS & CO. ‘711 SevenTH Staeet Nortuwest. J. W. BOTELER & 80N “cit tatensive and complcts stock of ™ CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, CUTLERY, sod ce ome PSS aa ar J. W. BOTELER & SON, 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVEKUE. J)ECORATED TOILET SETS. ’ Seta ‘Antique shapes just opeoed. . . W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNcYLVANIA AVENUE. 809 MARKET'srace. = 809 THE LITTLE STORE FULL OF NEW GOODS OF ALL KINDS. \CK SILKS, BLACK SATINS, VELVETS. Prose mareee Be dozen. FINE GOODS, " S50 Triple Hated Sliver Ware, wuitbie for? ‘WEDDING PRESENTS. A complete stock of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, os ‘09 MARKET SPACE. Pottery AND PORCELAIN. largcinvolemy om best manufacturers in Europe . ARE. FINE ww: or PLATED WARE AND FULL STOCK M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) Xo. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HE CELEBRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE. MOUNTAIN ICB CREAM FREEZER ‘THE CELEBRATED