Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL MENTION. The Weamer. Orrice oF TRE Curry Stowat. Orricer, 1 Wasvr August 31, 1582, 9: .m¢ For th c states, local rains, partly cl southerly to westerly ‘Winds, no cha’ cnaperatur’, lower barometer. Special Weather Rutieua. £AR TP TO MORKOW. oT ac e chief sicn Ds tis hi Mt 13 low tn th Arizona. F. bulletin to th estin the and lake the Missis tly cloudy weathe Cooler north Prevail tn th and east morni Dat 's 24 hours per Laie portions to-n many of t summer c ters know, to pursue. of Perry Da ey say Swe do not Know what we > without it tr the Many cases of ¢ «nd fever and vowel and Stomach troubles which we have treated with 1t To say that it is an excellent remedy Is but falatly to praise it.” Generar Frye was fined $5 or 15 days tn the te- Police Ci Boy named ¢ grew out of tu Was not a lady. ¥ for a: ohnso: General's sa Ir You Feet. nervous tn regard to your kidneys, the only sure cure, liver, or urinary 01 Hunt's Remed, T known to fail. Men's ENcuisn Wat at Family Shoe Store, 396 Lapras’ Kip Burton Boors, solid, worked button amily Shoe Store, 306 and 303 holes, only #1.49, at 7h street. BRACELETS AnD Ba: Anririctat Eves reduced prices. Hempler's, 453 ivanta a Pure Wurre (E: suitable for pickling be had at C. Xander’: ee ern CITY AND DISTRICT. Zeta grea Amusements ‘Fo-night. 11 7th street. Foxn's Orena Hovse.—Thatcher, Primrose and West's Minstrels, ‘Tester Comrgur.—Variety and burlesque. Driver's Ganven.—Concert Performance. ABNER'S SUMMER GanDEN.—Concert ‘THe Wasntxcron Switatxa ScuooL, New Yori avenue, between 13th und Mth streets Lorrrize’s Gaxpes.—Picnic of Montgomery @raris. s ——_>__ Condensed Locals. ‘The Swiss residents of Washington propose to Rold a meeting this evening to consider the ques— tion of tendering a formal reception to Col. Fret, the newly ted minister from Switzerland to the United Stat ‘The sums Reretofore acknow! Yesterday's paper. jail for 20 diys, by Ju Mealing three si < Brumily, South sc re ~. Watt Johnson, a colored youth, pleaded the Police Court to-day, to entering the @ Mr. Robt. E. Frye, and’stealir Mockings, and was senten Geo. Brown and Alfred D: 0 days each in the Polic eent exposure on the st rds John Goodrich, a small colored bo; Jail for fiiteen Gays by Judge Bundy to-d Sneaking into J. Bradley Adams’ store and s' @ jewelry stand. a ed to 30 days in jail. Appley accidently cut his right leg h the knee with an and H streets nort t. He was attended Dr. Maxwell, terwards sent to Lis i Maryland avenue northeast. n, named Henry Al Kk, at the Police and a young fn the: priso: fon last night. Ss, Lest ith Policemen for fighting. trac eries of “murder,” and when th _— ‘Tue Frest M. P. Crvncn wi most capacity 1: frem its pastor, rowded to its u! answer toa Members and friends of the church to receive co: fibutions for the iquidation of a debt that ip of Mr. Henry Stewart, with Miss Liz a8 organist, rendered some cholce ant chureh, Georzetow: esting lecture, and, a: esting feature of opening the boxes was with Wm. D. €., delivered an inte ‘the pastor, J. W. Gray, assisted to seventy dollars. The the bex returned by Mrs. Dutions, in all, aggregated th subareas ‘THe Basrert Cics. Gray. Up with Yoral and instrumental music, Feeitations, dancing, an elaborate Touch Mr. Hanford was calle: the and Mr. W. A. Lackey in a very Exterence Barret: Club with a cette i for use during his career just about to t the professio: tage. Among * and Mrs. Huchies and dau Mr. B. G. Lovejo; Saller, Noyes, Litt c. Band & Pearce. Prevost wpson, Dorian, and Hawkins, an Bessie and Emozeie B: ‘Rheem, Schneider, and 3. n I, Lackey, Hi w the oyste fon Will commence, the law permittin, of oysters for sale from Sept Between the Making or catching of oysters except to the amount of five bushels per day, to citizens In the neighborhood to b. Sumed at once. or for rebedding or replansin ‘Prospect for a good season is said to be fair. MOTEER AND Sow Cuancep wrrn ‘Turrt.—Solon .-August 31, 1882. © of the army furnishes pi river al rains, 3 San * inch or are: rs of rather | vinaigre), the only vinc- d preserving purposes; 50 cents have been re- + in addition to the $% d, for the éascs of suffering &nd destitution mentioned by a correspondent in A colored boy, named Henry Warner, was se nt Bundy to-day, for the house of Mr. guilty house even patrs of of were fined $10 or Court to-day for tude- ara, was sent to ealing esterday morning a carpenter named James D. morning a ret. Wilson, charge’ of disorderly con duct in | a to arresting them in a ¥ Maryland avenu=, about | ‘The’ officer Ad to the spot by got nto the house they found the man. nd beating the woman, who has still the mrss on her neck, faused by his choking her. Henry pleviet “guilty.” Margaret pleaded guilty.” Henry ook the stand and testifiat that he “has been Iiving with the w nm years, “as man and wife,” and he w suntable for the dis- Order last nizht. The court fined the man $5 or ‘16 days, and dismissed the woman. all Deen hanginz over the parsonage for several years. ‘The exercises were opened with prayer by the after which the church choir, under the re Lee- ions. The Rev. T."E. Coutbourne, from Mt Pleas- further music, the inter- roceeded: by Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Heury Brewer. The num- ber of each box and name of each contributor Were announced, together with the value of con- tents, which varied al! the way from sixteen cents gest amount was in ‘The contri- e hundred dollars. -A farewell reesption ten- @ered to Mr. Charles B. Hanford, by M'Ss Mariella Bear of F street, was attended list evening by the Barrett Ciub tn Tuli force. ‘The evening wis taken adings, between the acts an pprectated repast. During to the floor, appy speech him in the name of the members of the sword begin on Mr. Han‘ord replied la a ose present were ‘ater, Mr. and Mra, ‘orton, Messrs, }, Mitton, Kelley, Misses Yates, Cavis, Faust, miber tst ty April times the law prohibits the or privat Coming School Year. INFORMATION POR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ‘The summer vacation ts almost over, and prepa- Tations are being made in all the educational in- stitutions to begin the new scholastic year. Parents undecided where they will send thelr children to sehool during thecoming year, will find it to their advantage to consult the advertising columns of THE Stak. Special mention will be made of the educational advertisements tn turn In the news columns of the paper, thus furnishing its Teaders a double educational directory, In addition to those previously mentioned, attention 13 cailed to the following: The fall term of the English and classical school for young men and boys, 405 East Capitol street, will commence September 1th. A lmited num. ber of boarding pupils will be received. C. E. Hilton, principal. ‘The hext annual sesston of J. W. Hunt’s English and cai high school will commence Septem- ber 1th, in north session room of the 4i¢ street Presbyterian church. For information, address J. W. iB it, lock box 535. Arlington Acutemy, Corcoran building, a select school for a limited "number of boys and young men, Will begin its fall term September 11th. Da: hg another colored } id that the fight ing witness’ sister witness the | ‘a Kgpening of one Bundres Ixes,” which had » deen buted a few months ago among the Fox and her son, Wm. H. Fox, colored, mother and son, were before Jucge Bundy \o-tay for steal- some clothiag from Mrs. W. T: Sentenced to 3) days _ Sentence was suspended in the case of the boy. t3 es Tus Cancour, Carer. FESTIVAL ‘et Forest Glen, Who em- red Mrs. Fux to do some serabbing. "Mrs. Fox Jail, and execution of Was well aitended. The tables, hand: ba: were Es Presided over by fair ladies. The E presided over by Mrs Bell and Botlin. At the confectiones ad Deneath the trees fancy table Fenwick, assisted by table Mrs. Capt. Bobrer and Mrs Col. Eckelson, | komery county, | School of Music, 707 Sth street northwest. and evening sessions. Burton Macaffee, principal ‘The well-known Rockland school, for girls, at Seniy Spring, Md., will reopen September 18th, For cireulars address Henry C. Hallowell Mile V. Prud’homme’s fall term commences Sep- tember 25th. Morning, afternoon and eventng. French classes for ladies and_gentiemen. Mrs. J. 1. MeGee has charge of the English department. Residence, 1323 K street northwest. Studies at the Musical Academy, 1721 De Sales street, b:tween Connecticut avenue and 17th street northwest, will be resumed September 12th. “Prine *~ Caulfield. southwest corner 8th and K streets gives instructions in mathematics, ireek, French, German and Engtish. Special ion to preparation for college. Washington Conservatory of Music, at Timms? Ww hails, corner 7th and D northwest. ‘Thirteenth ar. Piino, organ, voice, slaging, violin, &c. ‘a s. O. B. Buliard, Director. ness course in book-keeping, penmanship, $30 mouth, Day and night. G. W. Howe, n Street. departnent, Howard University, will open mber 18. For further information, apply to cretary, James H. Smith, 5208th street north- School—Thorough tnstruction in igiish branches, Latin, Greek, and mathe- s, forelght scholars, by a tltor of rflany x enee, ‘Twenty-five miles from Wasti- Apply to ID. Biunt, Germantown, Mont a, anish taught at 1024 17th street_ northwest. Revular class evenings, Tuesday and Friday. Theo. Ingalls Kins, teacher of musts, Address, ——___ Aquatic Entertainments. excursion of te Washington Operatic As- tion to Marshail Hall last evening, was voted those who attended as one of the most pleas- rable of the season. During the trip mnust¢ was rendered by a section of the Marine band, and a number of vocal selections were rendered by an Getette of the association, and Mr. Herndon Mor- sell. Among those presout were Miss Bmma Suy- dam, Miss Tola Rodier, Mrs. E. J, Essex, Mra Camp, Cant. B. W. Summy, Robt. Summy, W, H. Daniels, Hamilton Adams,’ Mrs. Wm. Smith, and Miss Smith. The excursion of Friendship Lodge, No. 12, I. 0. ©. F., to Quantico yesterday was largely attended. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Womersiey, Misses Mary and Florence Womersiey, Mr. Ben Womersley, W. W. Hough, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morse, W. G. Kiefer, John H. Darne, J. H. Cutter and wife, ‘Thomas Oliver, Misses Ella and Lula Reed, George C. Humphries, Mrs. Alec Long, W. H. Covert, Mrs. R. A. Fugit, Miss Mollie Spaulding, Miss’ Jane Schwartz, James Kelley and wife, B.'T. Oder and » Miss. Mamie Mortimer, Mrs. R. C. McCauley, Miss Jennie Troland, Miss Lena Young, Miss Annie May Newman, Miss Josie Barlow, Rev. P. H. Sweet and Mrs Sweet, Max T. Black, Joseph Gaw- ler, Samuel Douglass, Miss Ida and Julla Newman Miss Molife Castleman, Miss Lou Hauptman, Miss Lou Hazel, J. K. P. Carpenter and wife, John A. Wetzel and ‘wife, Mis’ Maggie Reinohi,*F. W. Brandenburg and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kel- ley. Sol. Fowler and wife, P. H. Hauptman, B. A. Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas & Herbert, Misses Mary, Marlon, Maggie, Mattie, and Gracie Herbert, = tnd Mrs Thomas Hays, and Mr. and Mrs. D. ¢. Retnoni. — Amusements, Excursions, &c. Fonn’s Orera Hovse will be reopened for the season this evening, when Thatcher, Primrose & West's famous mlastrel troupe will begin a brief engagement. ‘THEATER CoMIQve.—The company at the Com- ique comprises a score of well known and popular performers. An attractive bill 1s offered. Dkiver’s SUMMER GARDEN.—The performances at Driver's are maintained at a high standard. A Farled and tnviting program ts offered every even- Ing. A? Anser’s GARpex, an instrumental concert is given every evening. TH® WASHINGTON SwIMMING Scnoot 13 open day and evening. {lie MostGomeny Gvanps give a*plc-nic to-day ahd this evening at LoeMer's garden. ‘Tae Laptes’ Mire Soctery, of Ryland chapel, Yullgive an excursion to Lower Cedar Polnt next Monday. MitHRas Lopas oF PEnrection, No. 1, Scottish Rite, will give an excursion this evening to Mar- shall Hall on the steamer W. W. Corcoran. ‘THe StraAMER W. W. ConcoraN makes dally ex- cursion trips to Marshall Hall and Glymont, leay- ing at 10 a.m. and returning at 3:30 p.in. QUANTICO PaviLIon.—The steamer Keyport makes @aily excursions to Quantico Pavilion, leaving at 9 <m afid 3 p.m. week days, and at’3 p.m. only uni GtyMoxt.—The Potomac Frutt Growers’ Im- provement Company run dally excursions to Gly- mont on the steamer Keyport, leaving at 9am. and 3 p.m. ‘Tue STEAMER MARY WaAsHINGTON makes excur- sion trips to Occoquan Falls Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and to Mount Vernon Springs Tues- days and Satunlays, Gueat Fatts.—The steam packet Excelsior leaves Georgetown for the Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, at 8 a.m. ge Reat Esrare SaLe.—Duncanson Bros., auction- cers, sold yesterday, for the owner, lot 4,'In square 676, fronting 20 feet’ on H street ‘soutieast, near North Capitol street, with a depth of 144 feet, un- | inproved, to C. G. Menden, for 19 cents square foot, 8 pagel Tue River Trape.—Harbor Master Sutton re- rts arrivals at the river front as follows:— steamer Sue, Geoghegan,merchandize forStephen- son Bros.; steamer Loulse, Shropshire, merchan- dise for J. H. Johnson & Co.; schr. Annie I. Clark, Wheeler, 100,000 feet lumber for city dealers; schr. Lilie F. Schmtdt, Martz, 575 tons ice for Great Falls Ice Co. ; schr. T. E. Willlams, Adams, 99,000 feet do., E. E*Jackson & Co.; sloop John Williams, Lizzie Regan and Mary J., with 6,000 watermelons, for J. E. Clements and Golden and Richardso: ‘seh Josephine, J. F. Webster, Bessie Laysfeldt, and William J. Walter, all with melons, 12,500 in number, for William N. Evans; sehr. Maggie, 1,500 melons, J. E. Clement sehrs. Alfaratta, Washincton, Emmaand Sarah Mahew, Mary Malby, William E. Ward, Evening Arrow, and Jno. T. Brook, all with watermelons, 17,000 In number, for Golden and Richardsoi sehrs Pocahontas, Rising Sun, Gettysburg, and Caroline, all with cord wood, forJ. 0. Carter; sehr. Flying Scud, Mitchell, 200 tons coal, Johnson Bros; sehr. Edward Dement, Todd, 125 tons coal, |. C. Helster, y EW NEF FALL DRY GOODS. Satine styles in New Bets, Satine styles in New Cambrica, 10 cts. Satine styles in New Foulards, 12 cts, New Cashmeres, all woo!, new colors, 45 cts. New Casnmeres, all wool, new colors, 40 cts. New Cashmeres, all ‘wool, new colors, 50 cts, New Dress Goods, Pin Cliecks, 25 cts. NEW DARK GINGHAMS—MADRAS STYLES. new styles. Canton Flannels, 8 cts., 10 cts., 12 ets., 15 cts. etc. BLACK SILKS—COLORED SILKS. WE_ ARE RECEIVING NI ALL ee r EW F, DRY GOODS ow 4; CARPETS, RUGS, UILCOTHS., Bic., Ete., Ete. ar TOWSON'S, (36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. GPECIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH. De — Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 9. : 10- 200. ; India Lawns, Sc., and India Linen and Persian Lawns: 19 and 25c. ; $1.50 genuine Lyon Gros Grain Silke $17 ail wool Albatros Cloth and doubie width French Cash- mere, 20 and 37i¥e- : extra long Ball ‘and supe- rior extra fine Black Mose, 25 and 68c.; 68-in. sat finish Linen Table Damask, 75c.—has been $1.25; Mos. guetaire ‘Fhread, Gloves, 75c. ; superior Gauze Vesta, nape Gents Gauze Drawers, S0c.; Linen Hem: | etitched Hanckerehi + $1. ‘Parasols and below cost; Neck Ruff Towels. Se. and up; Colored Skirts for 49. an BRODHEAD & CO.’ ‘between 12th and i3th ats. 1205 F street 3y22, 28, 29, ang, 14, 15,29, 30,31 From $13 to $10.15; $4 Blue Pant All Sum- ner Goo at costs © ‘Boye’ Schook $2.50, $3, 4 Sten's Worsing Panto teont 8 ea are 25, 40. and 50e,. Up. ‘and Boys’ School Shoes Anderson and Byron and Mrs. Mulliken, lunch table. Ten knig’ Indsay and Boulc Clark— ‘at the tournament in the afternoon. The suc- Fnights were H. FP. Clark, second, Jesse Hetskell, third, Clarx, fourth, Miss Josie Anderson was Sisson? ‘Wool Hats, 0c. up; Straw Hats at 1914-1916 Pennsylvania averiue. ‘There will be an amateur boat race on the East- ere branch next Saturday at 6 o'clock p.m., for a purse of $50. The course will be from the Ana~ costia bridge to the old burned bridge and return, a distance of one and a half miles. Four double working-boats, from Summer’s boat house on gard of that street the old CITY ITEMS. Public Voice, house now at all times asa fami! Eastern branch, have been entered by the follow- ing crews: Langivy and Brown, G. ley and Millis, Pvand F- Hutehinson, and Ciark and’ Boh layer. Mr. Philip Mansfield will act as referee, owe Affairs in West Washington. AN ArREst.—Constabie Kirby, of Montgomery cout Md., arrested yesterday morning, near ckville, a colored man named Wm. Boot jr, charged with beating the little boy “Bob,” who was found tn an Insensible condition in the barn of Mr. Jacob Ernest, as mentioned in THe STAR at. a time of the occurrence. Bootes was taken to jock ville. < RAILROAD MretNG.—Mr. Best, president of the Vashington and Western railroad, formerly the Western and Ohio ratiroad, has requested a meet- ing of citizens at the merchant’s exchange at an early date forthe purpose of laying before them his views in reference to extending the road through Falls Church to this place and to ask their co-operation. ‘Tur New Larcs; four-masted schooner E. B. Church from Portland, Me., now here, as men- tioned fn yesterlay’s STAR, to load from Borden mining company with 1,800 tons of coal, made her first trip to Baltimore from Maine with 2,100 tons Of Ice not long since. Quite a large fleet is in our port waiting for coal Business Notes.—The Central Coal company is repairing thelr trussel work, &c., preparatory to shipments....Sealer of Weights and Measures Staul ts inspecting, this morming, all the coal senles of the different compantes....The Canal company 1s building a new bridge in the rear of the market house, on the line of the old one there. They propose to make the necessary repairs on all the foot bridges above....W. H. Tenney & Sons are buliding sheds adjoining the new warehouse on Water street, for storage, wagon sheds. &c. Marnigv.—Mr. Michael McIntyre, a watchman on the Aqued bridge, was married last even- ing, which occasion was taken to give hima grand biow out and a serenade. Goss TO FLoripa.—Edgar Fewkes, the well- known junk dealer, has given up business here and left for Florida last night, toengage in the cotton ginning business with his nephew there. GRrats.—Arrived—Boat Seneca, with 1,000 bush- els corp, 250 bushels wheat, and 200 bbls. of flour. No offerings on ‘change. No sales reported. CONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Great Falls and re- ceiving reservoir very turbid; distributing reser- voir clear. Hien Tipe.—September 1st—10:%5 a. m., 10:40 p.m. Live Stock Sates at Drovers’ Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows: 400 cattle up; all Sold; best, 54ya5: good, 4340544; medium, 444%; common, 3. 44. 1,707 sheep and lambs—Sheep, Bya4y; larly 5a64. 25 cows and calves sold from $25 to $60 per head. Market active. Port.—Schr. Emma M. Drummond, Higgins, from Georgetown, at Bangor 26th instant. The Courts, Potice Court—Judge Bundy pro tem. Yesterday, Wm. Jett, cclored, cursing and swear- ing on the street; $5 or 15days. Albert Johnson, John Vincent and Wm. Walker, colored, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days each. Mary Burnell, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days. Lewis Johnson, pro- fanity; $5or7 days. Jobn Hill, colored, do.; do. Martha Johnson and Robert E. Gross, colored, do.; $3 or? dayseach. Michael McKeever, tres- passing on a park; $5 or 15 Gays. Mary Keller, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Walter D. Plowden, colored, charged with ‘being an uni. censed broker; case continued. Edward Gibbons, Placing his goods, wares and merchandise on the sidewalk, in front of his store. more than 86 inches from the building line, (in West Washington); $5 orp days Jno. and Jos, Quill, atfray: Joseph forfeited collateral, and John was fined 3. Julla Smith, alias Julia Diggins, larceny of some cloth- ing from Mary Crossthwalt; $10 or 30 days. Thos. Brown, colored, larceny of a whip from Fellx Draney; 15 days in Jail. Amanda Stewart, colored, larceny of five shirts from Daniel Buchne! 10 or 80days. Buddy Ridgley, colored, assault on Eliza Carter; personal bonds. Tobe Barker, colored, as- sault on Richard Grays; $2 or 9 days. Albert Clark, colored, assault on’ John W. Bright: $3 or 7 days. Jas. Robinson, colore: 4, larceny of a_waten and chain from Henry Allen, (second offense); grand jury—bonds $500. Potice CourT—Judge Bundy pro tem. To-day, James Allen, loud and boisterous; $5 or "15 days. “William Crampsey, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days in the workhouse.” Josephine Johnson, colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or i5days. John Jackson, do.; do. W.S. Crown, forfelted eollat- eral. Walter Blackstone, colored, profanity; $5 or Tdays. George Brown, Indecent exposure: $10 or Fanny Miller, colored, loud and boister- ous; $5 or15days. Richard Edmonston, colored, profanity; $5 or 15 days. Richard Dorse: felted collateral. Sally Taplet, colored, prof: $or7 days. Alfred Drive tol nity r, indecent’ exposure ‘Wails, or in some other Toad tunnel, Thence sout kiln, the streets are cut te the river, but the hiil remains tn tts nai state. On one'side of the tunnel the windows of the upper level look down upon the chimney-tops of the lower level. il, South of the tui ler's cliff or Wind-mil hill, undertook yesterday to Slope itself to the river of its own accord, anda [Seder of the cliff made an avalanche, startling e neigiiborhood. THE COMING TriaL oF CLIFF.—The common- wealth attorney has not fixed definitely as yet the {me at which he will call the case of James Cliff, held for shooting his wife while walking under the ratlroad tunnel. Miss Mollie Cliff, his wife, has recovered sufficiently to visit near neighbors. All possibilities of a’fatal result of her wounds has passed away, and it is likely that next week her husband will’ be brought before the mayor, confronted by his wife, who he has not seen since he shot her, and upon her evidence he will be held for the grand jury for assault with intent to kill, Bail will then be fixed. If he can procure ball he will be released until court, if not he will remain in jail until the grand jury shall find an indictment against him, Potice CouRt.—At the mayor’s court, Edward Jullus, charged with stealing chickens, was com- mitted for a further examination at a future day after other arrests have been made. Dantel Wash- ington, heretofore committed of assault and fined, Was sent to chain gang in default of the payment of his fine, RECHABITES.—The Rechabites here held a meet- ing last night, and a large representation of Patience Tent,’ No 8 will unite in the Rechabite demonstration ‘in the District to-day. STATION HOUSE AND JAIL.—At the station house this morning, the only prisoner was Eliza Todd, charged with disorderly conduct, Edward Julius white, and Dan Conkling, white, were discharge from jail last evening. John Mumps, colored, and Mary Lucas, white, were sent to ‘Jail from the county for six montlis for concubinage, RerorreRr’s Nores:—The granting of permits to enter the colored public schools Was begun this morning by School Clerk Snowden at the Peabody building. ‘Some hundreds permits were granted. There were last year nine colored teachers and 666 colored pupils—The police here have informa- Uon that a colored girl about 14 years old, ained Lucy Hamilton, has gone to Washington, carrying stolen Propertybelonging toanold colored Woman who had taken care of her.—L. Baggett was so injured yesterday by the “kick” of his gun While out shooting, as to require the attention of ir. Lewis. as far ‘except at the old lime- ACHIAVELLI'S REPENTANCE. MACHIAVELLI'S REPENTANCE ‘Machiavelli has generally been called so wicked from Peopte’s mistaking the design of his writings. This is Cocch:'s opinion, who also informs us that the best traditions concerning Machiavelli are that he was a good honest man in his way of living. His familiar letters are now in Florence, and there are several thingsin w/ “them that show him to have been a good sort of man. Hekept the best company. There were sev- eral societies of men in Florence who profess a greater strictness and a higher love of religion than ordinary. ‘They were asort of voluntary religious societies. Mach- lavelii belonged to one of theso confraternities. They used to meet once a week for devotion, and among other ‘good things one of the society mado a moral discourse or sermon to the rest. There are etill extant several of these discourses of Machiavelli's, and one on repent- ance, epoken by him in the confraternity he belonged to, which unmistakably proves that he was truly re- pentant of whatsoever evil he did, and that the begin- ning of his repentance was contemporary with his dis- covery of the elevating, soothing and beneficent inspi- rations of SANFORD’ GINGER. It we bees ee ee Medicine Lead iron Bitters) for gene! caused by over work and mental strain. . of Jxo, M. MoAvor. Notice. Received daily, hard and softshell crabs, prime salt water oysters, New York and Philadelphia oysters a specialty. Hotels, restaurants and fam Mies supplied at the Norfolk ster Depot. N. White & Co., No. 621 B street n¢ west, How Many Times has a long stege of illness been averted by a timely Tesort to that ‘superior alterative and corrective, Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, Without which no household is safe. 81,000 Rewara For any case of. SUN itohing, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBlig’s Pile Remedy fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 913 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- OUt his signature. Sold by druggists, o18-e0 Catarrh of the Bladder. Stinging Irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by “Buchupalba.” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 6 “Alderney, Dalry Wi Fresh Alderney Butter, churn and delivered in 3¢-ib. “ward”, prints, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and te. per qt. Cream, iSc. pint. ns.” every morning per 1b. sweet milk, beautiful; near Railroad and ference, Church & Stephenson, land avenue, near 7th strect. NER, Upperville, Va. Mar; Address W. A." BRAW- au30-3t" ithe, Porches, Stables, 015 Pennsylvania ie, corner of 1th street. Ad- dress A. M. JELLY, New Windsor. Ma. 4e6-31n _COUNTRY REAL ESTAT OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRrop- erty. Farm three miles from Bladensburg, containing 350 acres. One-third cleared land, suituble for carsen- ing or farmmg purposes. Wood enough to p: asked. 1415 N street northwest. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. __ S_ BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, CoRNER ‘H Street anp New Yor Ave. Pegpetual Charter Act of Congross January 234, 156. apital, 009. Tents Safes for $8 45360 ior Years aud all kinds of Securities and Valuables on Special Deposit at lowest rates. BENJAMIN $. SNYDER, President. JOBS CASSEL “reagurer i = Ob Viee President C ‘Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. C. "E. Nyman, Asst. Secy. Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover, Sein Castel Henry A, Willard: bert L. Sturtevant, ‘Thomas Evans, John G. Parke PROFESSIONAL. EASY FEET, ko SRFLIEF WITH PAIN ‘afew minutes. "Fee, $1 per visit for putting the feet in order. Corns, bunions, diseased nails, vasculac excresences ‘and other foot complaints successfully ted at DR. WHITE'S Chiropodial Establishment, 16 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite Willard's Hotel. Patronized by the most eminent physicians, sinceons, and thousands of other well-known personages from Zand near. Eetabliched in Washington, D. C., in 1861. MARRIED LADIES CAN HAVE BOARD AND ttendance during confinement. For further par- floulars apuly: or address Mrs. A. PERN, 1446; ‘Preroe Place northwest. u21-1 R. KLOEBER, DENTIS E Star RTHWEST. Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the painless ex- traction of Teet 3 WE ARE NOW TAKING STOCK! #10 or 30 days. Louisa Mason and Mary McIntosh, GREAT BARGAINS Saceaney and public prostitution; bonds or 30 in odds and ends. ee : GREAT BARGAINS in all the different dept’s. THE ALL Goops IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, | OWs0ldatreducedprices MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF. H H 00 TTTT EF! H Ho oS 8 "yee yt H HOO Ssss8 T EEE T TTT § ™ tr KE RR S 12 ERE ROR © Bggs8 ata Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia with greater certainty and promptitude than any known remedy, and isa most genial invigorant, appetizer and ald to secretion. Thesp are not empty assertions, as thousands of our countrymen and women who have ex- perienced ita effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proofs. The Bitters also give a healthfal stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. aul Ht A HOUSE THOROUGHLY BY USING BICHARDSON, BOYNTON & 00.'S GAS-TIGHT . DURABLE FURNACE. (Furnaces for Coal or Wood). Embody new 1882 improvements not foundin other geods. Contains more practical and useful features, Cost less to keep in order—use lees fuel, will give more heat and a larger volume of pure air than any furnace made—Cheapest to buy and use. (Ricuanvsoy, Borxrox, & Co., Manufacturers, 232 & 234 Water St, N. ¥), Bold by CHAS. G. BALL, 1837 Est. n. w., Washington, D. 0, 4729-8, tu&th, 3a, ANUSCRIPT COPIED: ryPe Witt ‘Im? " WANSLE F otrect northwest. PP oRTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. GREAT BARGAINS in oddsand ends. LADIES’ SUITS athalf price. TRIMMED HATS at any price. co BBR A U U MM MM oo BB AA U UMMMM ge. PE AAE PEE co 3 BBB A A UU MM MT aut 416 SEVENTH STREET. Fo PICKLING. PURE CIOER VINEGAR and BPICES, JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Imported and Domestic Groceries, Wines and Liquors, au26-1m, 4p 1417 New York avenue. pracz PARERS! APPLE §LICERS!! COMBINATION; CIDER AND FFF RRR U U I TTT fe Ere UU T ¥ unH T! e EE “wo i f # PPP RRR EE "sss, 8sss, EE BR RE, §s...$2 Pe REER §ggg8 Sggs8 Exe Saas! BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, F. P. MAY & CO., auT 684 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. Wider oes pt beg inert ipa B, ROBINSON & CO, BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE, ols 909 PENNSXLVANTA AVENUE. G48 CooKinG stoves, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, G= RUPPERI, NOB. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEADQUSTTNS CARRIAGE COMPARE, CH the cheapest for Besuty, Cumfortand Durability in the ‘WELOCIPED! cc mpnmarcent ase CHR, RUPPERT. 3e20 8. C. ja Ve ‘Uniformly choice in quality..< Made and printed at the churn in half pound prints, expressly for us. Put up in 6, 12 and 18 pound boxes Ask your grocer and aes SPICER, COMPLON & CO., D* STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 9TH STREET. Gas given Hours 9a. m. to 5p. m. . RANDALL PAR NS, DES 428 7th street northwest, west el tyne’s Book Store. NITROUS. OXIDE tered, day or night. Consuitation free. R. 'T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIS1 street, three doors from corner ite branches, Teeth ranted. RTIFICIAL T! eerted immedi: after extracting ral teeth, ¥ ica splendid euccess. Modern methods aud sidil in branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees. Di. DUN NALLY, 1321 F street northwest. L ‘OWLAND DENTAL A! 434 street, three dooss 1 ayenue, east side. dy12 over Ballan- Gan samini danld OCIATION, No. th of Pennsylvania after extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without be $1. for the fizat toott and 50 Cents each additional tooth at the same fitting. Extractions without was, 90 cents each tooth, Best Artificial Teeth made, $7 por ect. Gold and Amalgam Fillings, fron. #1 to $5. AU work warrunted first-class, “Have adininistered Nitrous Oxide to over 30,000 patients, (Patients coming by ear will be furnished free tickets c. m2 toand from the off a DURE, DI 15 14TH STREET NORTH- w York avenne.— TI D' weet, between G strect aud jeautiful Scts of Teeth, $8; Teeth Filled, $1 without Pain, 50 cts. 1A] Y piritualist Medium, from Paris. Work iy on ivory. ‘Tells true life, past, present ard fntuze des- tiny: age, death; deeorifes absent persons: telix names in Imarriage: ives ood advice to Indies and gentlemen, and satisfaction: $1. Office, 738 10th street. Hours, 10a. m. to9 p.m. ‘aul7-20" B. ROBER’ DUATE UNIVERSITY SON (A, f Maryland), with 20 years experiencs.—All Special Diseases sicecestuily treated and cure cuar- antecd. Diseases of Men, G Weakness, Tmpoten nature, speedy and 456 C street northwest, near 414 st day and Saturday, from 2to9 p.m. Main ollice, 30 N. Liberty street, Baltimore, Correspondence and con- sultations strictly private and contidential. Refers to the leading physicians of Baltimore. Jel7-3m. ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Miter *XPiucinees coastentiad bane eoe fiemen 50’ cents each. 403 L street, between 4th aud Sth streets northwest. al-6w" WOOD AND COAL. A G. JOHNSON & BRO. COAL anv WOOD. We will sell as low as any ol or new firm, any large or firm, or any other kind of firm in thecity. A all will convince yo Main Yard: Mana Sot etrect, in an « Branch Office: 806 F strect northwest. OHN MILLER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in COAL AND WOOD. Main Office, Depot and Kindling Wood itil, 4 Virginia avenue southwest. Branch Of 598 ‘7th street northwest and 149 B street southeast. honie connection. < T handle the very bem"quality of Anthracite and Bitu- minous Coal. ‘I buy for cash only: therefore my prices cannot be ted. Coal received direct by rail from fie mines and kept under cover. "Orders promptly de- livered in any part of the city. au5-Sm @) OHNEON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL AND Woop, By water and rail direct from the mines. pepeilities ‘unsurpansed by any firm in the United Sell at lowest cash prices, and delivere’ ee a oe oo en Yards: 1202 F st. n.w, 34 and K sts. ‘7th and P sta. n.w. 1112 9th'st. n:w., 221 Pa. Tih and P Rew.» and 221, Fa. ave. very Wednes- anl6-3m. Vator GFT THE BEST! “THE CONCORD HARNESS” AND CONCORD COLLARS. 2 LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bole Agents for the sale of Hill's celebrated Concord Harness. Trunks, Satchels and Harness in great va- riety, at lowest prices. an22-1m Nomae SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE BENEFITS Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers coulda originate and maintain the reputation which AYER’S SARSAPARILLA enjoys. It is a compound of the best vegetable alteratives, with the Iodides of Potassium and ‘Tron,—all powerful, blood-making, blood-cleansingand life-wastaining—and is the most effectual of all remedies rapid and complete cures of Scrofuls, Sores, Boils, Humors, Pim- ples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from impurity of the blood. By its invigorating effects italways relieves and oftencures Liver Complaints, ‘Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is. potent renewer of waning vitality. For purifying tne blood it has no ‘It tones up the aystem, restores and pre- serves the health and imparts vigorandenergy. For forty yearait has been in extensive use, and is to-day the most available medicine for the suffering sick. For sale by all druggists. (328-2 pelt ene Annet RST ER SE, OF EINES RACETES at wh, BALLAD TIRES. th sieet, Tad ean be your LAST CHANCE! SKIRT in price from Mi very large stock of Colored SILKS, SATINS, SU- RAHS, RHADAMES and BROCAD: ‘CASHMERE SEPTEMBER ONLY. During this month you have the lastchance of buying the best bargains ever offered. 4,000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, some of which are as fashionable this season as they were last. You can buy them for 50 cents on the dollar. ‘They miust be closed out. SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS. ‘The largest stock in the city. ( the great bargains we are offering. 01 q = COU NTRY BOARDING: We are selling beautiful pure Silk Brocade at 95 Ye aie WANTED — LOCATION piece ted cents, in twenty different patterns. an LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, In odds and ends, at your own price, in preference to sending them to auction, BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! 1,500 pairs at Jess than we can replace them in five case lots. We want fresh goods for our new Building; therefore the sacrifice. 1,000 COMFORTERS. WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS, Best goods made, reduced to the following low prices: 5-4 123 cents. 6-4 15 cents. 7-4 1736 cevta. 8-4 20 cents, 9-4 22} cents. 10-4 25 cents, These came directly from the Wamsutta iniis, and are in length from one to ten yards, Remember, we are compel'ed to eeil at one price or the other. If we do not sell at retail we shail be obliged to dispose of balance on hand by auction, troublesome job and incurs many expenses, which we want to save and give the benefit to our customers, Como one and all during thie month to our present Stores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., and secure some of the RARE BARGAINS. au2s LANSBURGH & BROTHER. SCHOOL OUTFITS. NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER FABRICS, All-Wool SCOTCH PLAIDS. CACHEMERE HINDOU in all colors. lored CHUDDA CLOTHS. pin's Celebrated CASHMERES. New Embroidered CASH ME 50 to $5. lace ant Colored VELVETS, all prices. “Rare Bargains” in BLACK SIL) to $3. and HUDDA SHAWLS. en snd Mo! DUSTERS. PARASOLS aud SUMMER NOVELTIES at prime ‘Lowest Marl Prices” on LINEN LAWNS, GINGHAMS and GRENADINES. ‘ced Down NOVELTIES ARE ARRIVING DAILY. § CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. .) . W OoDWAED & LOTHROP BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY ARE NOW DAILY OPENING NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, AND ARE PRE- PARED TO NAME THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 91 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. D STREET, 912 OUR LAST CHANCE We must open our new building on OCTOBER 2, and a8 wo are determined to open only with fresh, new Goods, we shali sell the remainder of our still immense ‘stock at such figures as will insure quick sales. ‘We have on hand 1,000 pieces BLACK AND COL- ORED CASHMERES. These goods have really ad- Yanced since last winter. We shall offer them way Ddelow cost, Convince yourself of ‘We offer the largest eize, both siites best Cocheco robe print, white cotton filling, ‘The cold weather will come soou, procure your winter stock now. $2.40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to $1.20. All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, some of which are soiled, at less than half price. it $1.40, regular price $2. Ladies’ full size WHITE LAWN APRONS, richly trimmed, at 8 cents. All our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, ; in fact, every article in our immense estab- lishment, reduced to such low figures that it will pay anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter wear, ‘This is a 5 of the best makes, at correct prices. NEW FALL SHADES ALL WOOL FRENCH CASHMERES, ALL WOOL HABIT CLOTHE: JOB IN LINEN TOWELS, TYLER & CHEWNING, ans Tru STREET NORTHWEST. NE FALL DRESS GOODS. * W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have this day opened s line of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, including all the novelties in WOOL GOODS, suitable for the early fall, and comprising the new shades in Silk and Woolen materials, They can show « langer and better assorted stock than ix usnally seen in this market, and they trust their stock will be examined by the public, feeling sure it will result to the mutual advantage of both buyer and seller. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, "2" ONE PRICE. THE DEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. At cost! “AT COST!” au28 We have marked down all LINEN LAWNS to 18 cty AN LINEN LAWNS to 25ec., worth 87 ye. Dest CANTON GINGHAMS reduced to Ne. A splepdid line of GRENADINES of most desirable styles reduced to cost. All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost. WHITE GOODS. Splendidstock. Low prices. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Large stock. Alla® reduced prices. AMLFANCY PARASOLS at cost. Wo are compelled to sell goods cheap to prepare for removal to our pew store, bow building for us, afew doors west of our present location. “ONE PRICE ONLY." TRUNNEL & CLARK. ay15 MARKET SPACE. ov IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS. The: assortment of Lawnsin Washington. Pur bite all Linen Lawns only 25c,, ‘Colored ‘Silke, navy blue, dark green and other col« bie. “(Hasidcome Black Brocade Silks reduced f-om $1.50 Diack Silke, immense assortment, 60, €2, 7 STotag $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. “d . ‘Kottingham Lace for curtains, 15, 20, 25c. to$l, Bleached Table Damask, ali_lihen, 500. Dinner NasMine, alllinen, Tbe. dozen, Black Cashmere Shawis, _ ‘wool, $2 to $10. Double White Blankets, Colored pure wool, double 736 to 7 4 Nun's veiling, pure wool, (in pink, )250. jored Cash in ink and licht bine, §9e, Pure Silk and Wool Black ‘Grenadine reduood to $l and White Striped Silks, 50c, ‘ciling, (black, ) all pure wool, 25e. CaRTER’S, 711 MAR FLANNEL, SINGHAM SUTTS, LAWN SUrTa = Prices Marked in plain figures. Store c'osce at 6 o'cilte ‘M. WILLIAN, 3y24_ 7 Cite Trevise Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. — — M* J. P. PALMER, No. 110] F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Europe July 12th to perfect her are Tangements for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stool of FINE MILLINERY ‘now on hand will be sold. jyl4_ BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION, ———— owes AT COST. Our immense Stock of FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST to reduce. Also, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND THREAD GLOVES AT COST MRS. M. J. BUNS, 1300 F street northwest,” DOUGLAS: HOOPSKIRTS ARS SVSTLEs. OWN MAKEOF THEFINEST WATCH SPRIN OUR STERIL, 0c. UP. ANY STALE AND SEE HOOPSKINTS OF RELUSE" STEEL, 250, A fine French Woven CORSET at $1, usually sold ag A Fine French Contille Hand-mate CORSET, at $1. This corset is sold in other cities at $1.50. special lot of ‘Chuldnai‘s Roeular Made OSE, in Gardiual ‘Biuo and Brown at a5c, Would os DOUGLASS, axD iy5 NINTH F STREETS mld M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to order in every style and materials and guarantees, fect fit and comfort. SPECIALTIES ARE— Peete feet taorted Ht steccegeiapcapineas Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Googe. Gorect, for witch Mins i. 42 sek, pars 1 Corset, her own make, that for the xP" R ee Seren and Spanish woken, oS =. 4 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. RR RIGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES. WIRE WINDOW SCREENS: will fit any PATENT Me 5 LACE CURTAIN 8’ GEO. WATTS, jy14__314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenus. E°PY REFRIGERATORS, PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, PRESERVING KETTLES, JELLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JARS, &0; M. W. BEVERIDGE, Inronren oF Cares anp Guasswaxe, 4922 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eae. WATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES, Onr stock of goods being tuo large. wil sell af low hirnres torclose tasme oa. ZAdabs Peach cod BEST ARATEES Uy for Da! VAPOR STOVE; the beat Siieiies FLUID on] 7 ne eee a TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. TEAR OE WU SEO AAD LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Sees tren to aoa with | mes