Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1884, Page 4

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, * D. C., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1884. orrict of THE CHIRY SigSat Orricrn, Ne asnisores, DL €., Sept 5, Iss, 999 am. f for the mikile Atlantic states, slightly cook r weat ale Winds For Sat tencrem NET town dew York avenua, and splees. New York avenue, pens Sept. 1st, Vernon. er. Row, 40 Pa ave. ALE. Hoye B Wuik See Ha PraaLeD.” ri Jats {rom the front window i Hiempior. 480 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Foups Orsma Hots&—Mr. Lester Franklin in New York. DervER’S Ganvey. Ding Messcx. Interesting performance. uriwsiiies and novelties. Condensed Locals. Edward Chestey, who bas ueen lying In itical condition for ten days pest at fora bulous tn Termitient ever, brought on by’ congestive caills, fs recovering, The tal this eit summer Season young actor, Mr. Wm. A. Lackey, of Who has just clowd a very succes-tul wt the Soulers’ home in Daytou, ‘blo, 15 now playlig lead-ng business with Carrie Swain, and has been expecially engaged (0 create a parti anew play she Is baving written by Mr. Fred Maeder. Richard Brown, jored, was fined $5 by Judge ves of Wight, has by Mr. W. B. Webb, ‘ginid Fendsli, administrator OfG. M. Wight, for tie amount Insured on the life ‘of her hi f over $9,000. 5 The will ot Uie late Ann E. Dougherty was fied to-day, bequeathing lot 23, square Personal estate to ner daughter, M: erty. ‘The boy Columbus Bat dead and seriously 1b) rand all ler jargaret Dough- y, Who was struck on the Wy a brick thrown by colored boy some 43 reported ty be a Uitle better to-day. ‘The Shave been overcome Bnd @ qeueral Luprovement no but not fuificient to buse much bope Transfers of Heal Estate. Deeds tn fee have been filed as follows: Anthony Hyde, trustee, 0 J. k (> 6 and 7, 24 HSN. “Howard University Co United Stat Tots 18, 15, D, Dik. 16.1 15.7 and ©. '9, Hand 15, vik. 2. EMing- Mam; $1824. BF etal toJus MeKiught, part 8, sq. Georgetown Colleze to Cah enne Day. <q. 77: —. Chares White to Mngh_Dighes and 3, res D; $4,000. Mart ants BL Lath sub Sy 15 SS, Sp 5811 Birt 6 Sy Sie Iulah Seurppy, part 12, sq. tw John Loar, lots 19 CONFLICTING TESTIMONY IN A Ligror Cas Muster Pendivton, a co.ored man, who Keeps a shive Shop at the corer of Wissourl avenfe and 4% street northwest, Was put om trial in the Police Court this morniig, chanced with keeping an unit eensed bar. John Lester, colored, testitied that he had lived ih the defendant's house for some ume, and hart often bought whisky him by the rink. On the 15ch of last. month witness was 1p defendant's plaice with (wo others, wen Mr. Perry Csrson came in and treated to five-cent. whtsk which Mrs. “was no more than @ cup of tea.” Whisky from him op ove occasion, and it made jer drunk. “That whisky,” withess said, ‘was ore than a cup of tea.” Perry Curvon was called and testified that be never paid tor whisky 1D th @efendaut’s house, He sald that Pendleton was bis shoemaker, and while he was In there op tae 15th. Pendieton ‘treated the “boys,” and if the former Witness sald Perry Carson treated, it was some other Perry Carson. Charles Strain, colon , test!- fed that he never bought anything to drink row the defendant. Susan MeMalion, the coior-d cook, Wstifled that she never bought’ any whisky fron the defendant, but he had given hera drink ou Several occasions, Wiileh Was Lo more than “pepper tea” Lizzie Wood, colored, testified that she Dought a stovepipe’of beer from the defendant. ‘The court said: “1 iis ts another case where people Le to save @ rumseller from paying a fine. While t Believe he is guilty, I am obliged to let bim off against my WL You can go.” ee Hoxonise 4 Hewxew Puttaxraxorist. — The onder of Kesher Shel Barzel, a charitable organi zation composed of Isr elites, have a home for the and infirm of thelr onder at Cleveland, O. gave It the name of the distinguished phifan- thropist Sir Moses Montefiore, of Easiand, and as he Wil have obtained his hundredtu year In the coming October 4 cougratulatory address by direc on of the order has been bandsowely engross.d and framed tn this city and will be forwarded soon Yo the distinguistied recipient. The address Is ‘signed by Simon Wolf, president; Alfred T. Jones, secretary, and Lewts Abralaim, committee, and {3 on exhibition in Brentano's 1¢1S bound in ap ele- ‘ant book covered with red plush aud ined with Old gold silk. Shiver letters or the Outside give the ame and age of the recipient. ‘The binding was done by Mr. H. W. McNeal, of this city. eens toss Base Bat.t—The Nationals won a creditable vic- tory over the Kansgs City club yesterday, by a score of 6toSin ten innings Both teams were on their mettle and played a very interesting and ex- citing game. They will play ‘Other games yesterday: At > cago 7, New York 8 At Toiedo—Toledo 4, Allegheny 2 ‘At Philadelphta—Detrott 2, Puiiadelphia 1. At Bo ton—Pittsburg Unions §. Boston Unions At Bak Unore—St. Louis 15, Baltimore & At Lancaster— Inonsides 6, Domestics 6; gute called on account of darkness “At Columbus—Columbus 8, Virginia 1. At Trenton—Trentou 4, Yors 3 At Providence— Providence Cleveland 1. At Bostou—Boston 7, Buffalo 2 _At Indianapolis Brooklyn 5. Indianapo” Us At Wilmington—The game between the Clue einnadd Unions and Wilmington clubs was brought Yo a close ip the middie of tue fourth inning, when Umpire Dutton was struck in the mouth Us’ a foul Dall and seriously. and it was at frst thouzut fatally injured. The score stood 5 to @ tn favor of CneinnsiL A New Goop Texrtans Lopcr—Monumentat Lodge, No. 22, LO. G. T.. was instituted last night at Scottish Kite hall, corner of 7th and D street by Deputy FE Woodward. About oue hundred Good Templars were present. “The lodge organizes With a membership of Uuirty-six and the following officers: “Mr. J.C. Lay, W. Chief Templar; Miss Anna De La Vergne, W. Vice Templar; Mr. 2 Mise Nani Pureron, W. Rec. ser. pat, Mr. ELD. Smoot, W. O. Sent; Mrs. A. Ralstruia, W, XH. Supporter, and Dr. sarah Braithwaite, W. L H. Supporter. “Afuer the installment musle and speeches were enjoyed. CEteBRarixa 4 Gouves WeppIxe.—The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs Jonn Dudiey, the parents of Comiuissioner Dud.ey, was celebrated last eveu- ing’ at their residence, 1073 10th street. ‘The bridal couple re Ler of their friends and acquaintances, as well as resents suggested by the olden abniversary. Amoug thew Was an envelope containing @ guld @oltars frou the younger m mbens of the fan and 4 gold Leaded cane. Owing to the absence ob he Was not present. Co. Dudley trom the city Among thuse present were Fifth Awliter Alex. i Hon. €. Brac B. Walker and ay, Dr. and Mr. ET. and Mra, Shiras, MF. Armstrong, Miss Mary Brody, Mra Goodwin and daughter, Dr. Hooper, Dr. Lander, Mr. and Mrs Maxwell. ATTEMPTED INCENDIAKISM.—ADout 10 o'clock last | night some w 208 PeTwVnS, SUPP ored boys, attempted to set fire to Tear of house No. 217 G street northwest, by wet bg Mays With coal ofl, Dut the attempt failed. The houwe fs oecupted by Mrs Alive Lyons. nd to be Purze Saewoxs ON SLaxpER—The ctreniar which | was Se at some Ume sco by Dr. Worrall, of thls reyinen of al: denominations offering a rived the cOogratulations of a large num- | ‘The Rifles’ COL MM. Pane: ws Commander, | UNANIMOCSLY ELECTED TO STO | D Col. BUENSIDE. | ‘The monthiy meeting of tue National Rifles was held Last ev Tus complimentary excursion tendered » Blake, to take place im Septem ber, WaT declined, ering to the tate- dhe reso ution trom the Union + first company, unaulmously sa ih lls qetton Teiative to amare (cae Har oa tae uigat Of Lue Ln wos feecived aid spread Upon the > ievitds, and the secretary Was in | FeUuru tue Lunes Of tue Company Ww pectin hess of Lue Se.son. £ Vewrais 12 proceeded to tiie election of a. Lieut. Oy ster,Col aiyton M. Bia Veriuni, abu served Wil avedty Vader Custer daring tue > piviueted tur Uravery and whue at rsstat. He ts Well und Invorabiy He was formers « cle aude ou C ram wit Hk tie agjue | Md & Colubutiee ty DOULy Lum Of Sppul iectlon, | tant geue si aoaislanit city posucaster, | } uudae at pn Od master Be Ae A ate UT LdS | buick. Hee asoc.ated With aE B. Townshend dus use sean Lusiiess, [A Nout stdusou aid acsors Chapman and simp- | Mi. PARRSH DOUBTFUL ABOUT HIS;ACCEFTANCE. Mr. Purser Was seca this morning by a Stax re- Fahd sald that be hud mot made up bs auind aeemptance of the postion. o.the inembers of the corps yes ely COM UOT ae ept tue place inatiers, which Yen aud de ing entire Une. Lap: Jcrinie tue WOuUr Wale. Lie unanimous ction Of We Ootps lust evening paid me. Luave pot, now- Osea OLICKULY HOWE. OF IY ection, ahd Wo ta Ua] wil uot state waut action I shail takec” A Lawyer Sues fis Clients. AN ATTORSEY CLAIMS THAT HIS FEES WERE NOT PAID. ‘A suit has been filed by Mr, Aionzo F. Carman, in | | the Equity Court, against Patrick Maloney, An- | drew Gies-on, Jolin E ierreil and Gilbert Patter sing Ulit at injunction may Issue restrain ing defendants from paying oul any moneys re- ceived by then from tie Uniied States in consider- of their contract to construct the new Wash- | ington reservolr until his claim against them Is S-Ustied. He allexes for and tm consideration of his lees as thelr attorney _atoney son re to give hit $500 in Cash and ten per cent com- on Ui mwney Fecel a the gover Was pald the sc00, and tus recelved is commit sion $250. Me alleges that the Shave received abont $100,000 fom the bout 33,0 Is Stull de him, that be acted as attorney September 20. ish unt 1 Apr 1, ISS, WE Maloney and Gleason entered Into a scheme to defraud” him; and that in April last | Herreil and Gieasua turned over, or pretended to Turn over, the work to Pattersom, Maloney remaine jug as luis assistant, snd Maloney and Gleason still | receiving tones frou the goverument and Te- for 1. Plant? charges that Malooey Glesson are inso.vent, aud Uiat since April A$ Tecelved bu money OD account of DS Services a> per couitse Death PHIL. THOMPS & Worthy Colored Mau. THE COLOKED EX-POLICEMAN, WHO WAS DEPKIVED OF MIS SIGHT BY A NEGRO DES PEABO. ‘The bind entored ex-policeman, Phil Thompson, died this morning at 720 o'clock, at his home, No. ITS Hstreet northwest. It appears that he had bea acting stranzely sinee last Sunday, showing Skgns Of nervousness aud wandering tn his mind. | His wife states that he would get up in the night | p. Last night he was nd up to the time he expired las, In the lustof whieh he | he died. ad toety-elgui Spa He was t ave In the family of Mr. J.C. | MeGuire in ry iset, and wasreared tn BIS luaster's fuinily. Fo? soe years ke Was employed as a Waller Our. and, growing up to manhood, be | Worned at the auction rooms of Mr, MeGuire, loth | and D Streets, and stbsequently Was the famtly | He’ Was emancipated some years azo, inthe service of the camlly. Oa ii, 1874, be Was appointed a policeman, | Ifo the Seventh precinct, where, | /ourse with the peuple, be gained Uae | {OF ie better class of tue poptiation, and Was feared by Wrong doers From here, several | Fears aco, he Was UransterPod to the Fifth precinct, in waieh lie served on the Division beat, ove of the | most dangerous places in the city. Four or tive years ago Thompson, then a policeman on Us | beat, Went up a dara alley In pursuit of Pat. Way- | man, a noted buck thief, who, saking advantage | or the-darkuess,knocked Thompson down and kicked | | him in the fave and head to bis Learts content, Srom the effects of Which tue oflicer beeatne totally blind. He was consequency dropped irom the Tolls tn April. 1883, the Commissioners. presenting hit with $160 from the poiicemen’s fund, "Since that Une Le hus been Mrequently seem in the slreets, led by oue Of ais children, Drowned in the River. FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE UPSETTING OF & BOAT. Charies McGill, twenty years of age,a printer, living a: 923 12th street northwest, was drowned about 5ociock yesterday afternoo1 in the river near the Columbia Bout Club landing. He was out rowing Ina pleasure boat, accompanied by James Webster, and when the two attempted to change jositions the boat was upset, MeGUll, who Was the E&xter swunnier, offered to help. Webster ashore, But the latter’ succeeded without ascistan ‘hing the large float at the Landing; sink Eis companion thinks he was attacked by cramps His body wos recovered last evening | about 7 o'clock and reinoved to the third precinct | by Lieut. Redway and ofticer Connelis, and subs:- | quently remove f to Burgdorff's undertaking estab- Ushiment. ‘tlw coroner Was notiiiel and Vlewea tue body this morning st 10 o’clopk and gave certificate | ofdeath from accidental dfowning. The Tuneral | Will take place froin ils late residence tomorrow afternoon, Markets — Retail Prices. Mrats.—Beet, porter-nouse, 9c. per Ib.; sirloin, | 20. per ib: rib roust, 1520. per 1b; round roust. Wwiyalse. per Ib; Chuck, Wel2ye. per Ib; do. corned, 8:10e. per Ib; do. dried, 35e. per 10; do, chipped. ae. per Ib! do. tongue, Sonele, each! Lamb, aise. per Ib. Veal, 125yu25¢ per Ib; mut ibe. per 1b.: bicon— per ib.; shoulders, lemons. 20a80¢. | plums, erat apy ; Western ereame 35¢. per Ib.; roll, I. exys, 2 ae. per doz. Fisin—Pereh (white simon, tasers, 12¢., White fis, 20c. per Ib anon trout, 15e. pe sat shy 10c. per 10.5 Inae Pel (Spanish), 5c. per Ib; sturgeon, Sc. per Ibs uns, Ie. per doz: crabs’ (Suit), Teal per doz: hard). 25. per doe, VEGEr ane Se. per bunch; beans, per head; carrots, 3: per doz; evmlin:, 108 | Suite. per head: onions, 6. per er Dh. ;potators,25ua5e. per pi | ucumiters, Wid: ts spring do. (Sweet), 404b0e. per Pkr Squusies, 4c, per <I peppers.10°. per do; Lomnatoes,15aa0e. per pie tulnts | fen per bu: plant. 5a10C. each; corn, 10al5e. | per dozen: ltha beans. 130. per qu Pocuray.—Chickens (1), Teal per patr; do. (volun , 30.31.00; ducks, 75a81.25; squabs, $2.50983 | per diz ste. — Woodcock, gt per doz; duck (blue wing), #1 per palr; reedbird, 75e. per doz. it Affairs, STREET PAVING BETWEEN RAILROAD TRACKS. Yesterday Major Lydecker addressed anote tothe president and directors of the Metropolitan railroad company of this District calling thelr attention to | the ord'r of the Commissioners, dated June 4th, | ISS4, iu Fgard to paving the space between thé Ful at strect Intersections, and_ stating that there | Ay no estieuce of any preparation on the part of the | ny to coiply with the Iaw nd the hihety days named ined. “The necessary ore given for paving ‘with | between the tracks al the intersection of | ind Ti streets northwest. Other Intersections | | asphal Wh |x be pared (row Ume to tine until the law is | Ment. Patterson cauuote now be found, DUL Me fly complica win. aw is | ent to Piuladelphia as the manager of ine com. | INSPECTORS OF SEWERS. eds troupe of Nr. and Mrs. George Knight. He | str TM. RORUURT Guta Cee W. Harkness | "a5 lusiager of the opera house, publisher of the | have peru appovuied Inspectors Of sewers in the en | rument, D. C. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie as follows: Os HL street northwest; two-story dwelling, D. F. Ryan, ercet feet, between Gand H Schtiver, erect a two Bhdensburg toad, county: $700, ner de | have | prize of £30 for the Best Sermon on ler and Aker ilve (wo-tory dwellings, $a and fam: of Character” has elicited some fity | H streets southwest; 41.20 D. BL Groff, erect a Feplies Sermons have been tex from the fol- | tWo-tory dwelling, Ta, Between East Capitol lowing clergy inen ort Rev. Dr. B.Sunderiitud, | ws York avenue northeast; $1,690. W. Kev. 7. 4. Power, Rev. Dr D. A Fauuce and Kev. ir trame, 129 7th street; $150. Wichara Norris, Salt frame. 8 P street soutuwest —— Richards erecta two-story and. A Strr por Drvoxce.—Mrs Mary Elizabeth Wiis | basemeiit dwealing, nortueast corner South Cap Bas fied an application for divorce and allnony | tol and O streets souti 10K, and couns+l fersand alimony pendente hte tm ber inusban Mon In Sas, 1881, did Subsequent Gon-support. —— Twet Wy meeting Was held every af the araory cock aM active member. The reurog board a Jotun Wills to whet she was married | Dy Rev. br. Finkel, Auctst 2, 1981, changing deser- | ow Vet ew ax Conrs.—The regular month- {the Union Veteran corps, Old Guard, —Masonic Tempie—last | nyand Wm T. Crump ere ciected honorary members, and Wino Bab master Sutton reporis ar- jows:—Schr. Virginla foluson Bros: Schr. 41 tons cnal W. B. Hodge; 52,000 feet lumber Journ. Sifden, Sheetaess. 140 Darrels Six Dues arrived yesterday for Varions dealers, also, seven, iarges With SG tons Cumberlaud coat for ely dealers, aud three vessels Wii 900 melous for mar is tripw sected daughter of the ~ ey 'S Oe for copa = - judge James, Ip the Probate Mantagr Licaxses—Marriage licenses have been tie clerk ef the court to Oliver P. Chappel! and Rachel Van Sink; Thomas M. Cash | Carter and Wary | RP. Yeatman Davis and Mary E n; W. A. Stockett, of Baltimore, abd So- Msued by nd Sarah A. Brown; Charle: Davis, both of Parquler county, and Lot - Wison; Thomas J. Col uni Dora Stephens, of Green county, Virginia A Lacoste Witt—The following will of the late De Witt C. Allen was ilied in the Probate Court to V: te Lucas, Thornton rons Dusing: James Thoues Dorsey and 3 7ateth Brown; Daniel D. Johnson ond of day: nts concerned, 1 irs. De Witt C Madiyon county, Va, “Washington, D.C., June 15th, 188%—To all whom it inay concern: Be it known to all whom. re y wad" an onter canting lettens to the | On. Widow, fisiag the bond at Youse, Ber a Great Deracirea —Edward J. Tlowe, confidential ciers of Thomas Simpson, Mon- tre] agent ior the United States Insurance Co., of oW York; the Puq@aix Mutual Co., of Hartford, And the Quebec Fire Assurance Co., 13 a detaulte to aijarze waount. Representatives of the Phoenix Co. are in Montreal examiniag his books, and a de ficlency of $4,000 las already been discovered. ‘Mmpson has beer for sole Lume tn bad healt, and the business ‘vas entrusted to liowe. On ‘Sunpson’s return Howe wet on a vacation, «nd has not been heard of st: Howe ts about 22 years of age, an@ Is respectabiy connected. An atteiapt was made on the night of August $1 to rescue political prisoners in Vieuna, but it was ‘UasuccessfuL conehision of the match. Capt. Jacobson gave an | interesting exbit.tion of fancy mat} ip, per- forming wany dificuit shots, | Utsough the dust for the three miles to thelr homies | during 18834, but detalls of te Furious works, | Inst.—aA Picnic given by ladies of the Baptist | court this morning, bore evidence upon one of his | nessed the parade. Gen. Crook was re-elected presi- | 4s charged with forging the names of prominent Rifle Match This Morning. GOOD SCORES MADE BY THE WINNERS. A.100-yard rifle match for which two handsome gold medals and silver and leather one were offered as prizes, took place on the Virginia side of the Potomac tuis morning. ‘The foilowing scores were made: Capt S. H. Jacobson, #3, won the first prize; Richard Cavis, 3), the second; W.G. Met Ungly, 29; M. T. Ambrose, 28; Harry Cate, 26; Hor- ace Evcard, 27; Albert Minnix and Ed's. Smith, each 2B; E Evans, 19. The first prize ts a han: Some cue. | From aa ernamental pin depends a tar- get surmounted by u pair of crossed rifles, the ‘hole surrounded by 2 wreath of different colored god leaves. The Second prize ts a pair of rifles, ra Which 13 Suspenued @ shield on witch Is en- raved a taixet surrounded by a deilcately en- kraved wrealil The prize for the lowest score 18. @ Ted leather star, Doan with stiver, aud In the cen- ter Is stamped @ pair of rifles and A target. Atte SSeS ‘The Courts, Pouice CouRt—Judge Mills pro tem. To-day, Joun Hicks, colored, was charged with refusing 'to pay cab hire Mr. E. P. Wuson, tue driver, Vestified that Hicks hired his cab last night ‘and tle bill Was $2.50, of which he oniy paid $1.25. When witness. threatened to take him to the sia tion louse “the lady who was with him tainted.” He was seutencad to pay the $1.25, 10 detoult of Walch fitteen days in jail. “James Jubnson, colore1, Was sentenced to thrce months on the farm for be- Ing a suspicious person. Affairs in West Washington, Aw Exccnsion Boar Scxx.—Last night the steam packet Henry G. Wagner left for Alexandria on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal with xboui 200 excur- sionists, friends aud members of the Independent ‘Order of American Mechanics. ‘They pald thelr Visit to the ancient city and had a good time, and ‘Started for home ata iaie hour. When atout three luiies from the Acqueduct bridge,tue packet ran Into alock, damaging it to suelt an extent Lut tue Boat sankih afew ininutes. ‘Ihe passengers were safely luniled on the tow-path, ald corupelied to walk ‘On (lus side of the river. ‘The packet will probably be raised to-day and towed to Georgetown. Miscuievors BoYs FIep—Lhomas Murtagh and Joun Duncan, smnall waite boys, arrested by Ontcer Fisher for Cutting bars off trees op O street, were lined $5 each in the Pouce Court to-cay. A Case Nor StstaiNep.—Julia Lynch, the keeper of a grovery store on Frederick streei, near the corner 0: 7th sireet, Was ob trial belure Judge Milis in the Police Court tuls morning, charged wit Keeping au unlicensed bar. “Sonny” Hunter, cue ored, testiled he had bought whiskey from ‘Sirs. Lynch by tue piat only. Joba H. Bourin.in testified that he ad bought Wilskey trom Sus. Lyncu. by the haif gation. Frans Bitier, colored, testltled that ue had bought wit:key trom Mrs. Lynch by the pint, and only got ic by the drins when Mrs. Lynch Wonid treat him The case was dismissed at the expeas# of the District, Ube withees fees amounung 10 33.75. Deaty Or Tus OLDEST Kstcut oF PyrHtas—Mr. John 4. Flynn died at huis resiuence, No. 1405 22h, Street horliiwe,t, last. evening at 6 O'clock, at We age of 84 sears” Mr. Fino was «member o1 Pen- Saiphia lodge, No. 23. F. a. A M., and Hermloue S of P., and was"also the olaeat Kulzhtor Pyiuids and the oldest Mu Uiet Ils funeral wiul take place i NOON ab 4 o'clocs, trom bis late resi Coxprttos of Warsi ai 7 A. M.— Receiving Ye-ecvoir—north connect on, @, south connection, 36. Distributing reservour—Indueut gate house, $8; emueit gate house, 36. Low tide in the river to-day até p. ta.; lu. Alexnundria Atiairs. Reported for Tar Eve: THE ANNCaL sued the 1eath b tide atid pm MUA! Statement” of the city of Avex.ndris in a neat bouk of scme 73 pages. He &.ves not ouly the general summuries of tue opera Gohs ot te various city oilte-$ und institutions companied Ly comparative tabies showing ‘the chatizes irom year Lo ¥car of the last decave. The book wiso contains an ill Ldir-ciory of the cky rat value. Poutce It colored, arrested Dy Oilicer> Pat Ha. charge, assault on Ceba Chapman, colored, Was the only prisoner At the Station house early’ Unis morning, ut ata later hour Neison Smith, charged with misde- Ineanor, was brought in "by Otficer Ogden. ‘Ihe jaayor has Mined Win Tayior, sarah ‘Taylor and Rush Stewart, aul coloved, 8 edch tor belng drunk and disorderiy. ‘NoTés.—Au lection for a member of councti trom the 4th Ward, to ail the place of the late Malcomb MeLean, Is annowneed tortue 14th of next month, at the vid court-uouse.—Cavt. Herbert Bryant IS agent here tor Virginia exilblis at the New Or- leans exbibition—James H. Reid, jr., son of Al- derman L. W. Reid, of this cit, lias been appointed a cadet at the Tuned States naval academy.—Al- exandria ls sending large araotuits cf the feruiizers Manufactured Lere to tie country on tue Une of tue Tallroads, some guing to the tar south.—The cierk Of the city schous board. coutinued to-day tne Issue of petunlis for pupils of the colored public schouls, Sone 5 have been Iasned.—Jon Barrett an eu Ploye of Suioot, Perry « Co., died at nis residence On Caueron sireet yesterday, Affairs in Tenleyiown. Correspondence of Tak EVENING Stan: TENLEYTOWN, D. C., September 5, 1884.—Now that the turnpike between us and yonr city is being graded we hope to see, before long, a continuation of your city to our village and connnected bya Fret Petrone street rtiway.——our public sehpol Su good One led nd wi © 150 Inst—The lode of 1. 0. of G.T. oreentzad. here last February ts in a thriving con ition, and Is among the most promf<ing In the District. This lotge will give a grand public meeting the 16rh church of this place last. Tuestay evening was Well attended; a neat.!ittle snm of money was rea- ltzed.—Rev. C. W. Teasdile resigned the pastor- at of the Baptist church to take effect on the 18: of Novemier, 1834, Tertaring 2 Child. AN AGED MAN WHO CRUELLY TREATED A TWO-YEAR- OLD toy. ‘Mrs. Marr Devine, of No. 82 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, appeared before Justice Massey a few days ago a3 complainant against Thomas Har- rington, an elderly and neatly dressed man, whom ‘she cuarged Wi h malicions!y aud wickedly tortur- Ing her adopted son, ‘The chiid ts about 2 years old with light blue eyes and curly hair, and 18 ex- ceedingiy attractive. It was alleged that often during the last month, when the little one was at play ih front of lis home, Mr. Barrinzton would {alk to hita pleasantly ead Induce him to sit upon hisknee. Then, according to Mrs. Devine, Just to hear the lictte one ery, he would stick a pin into its flesh. ‘The chud would run crying lato the house; but the mother, uot knowing the cause of its pain, pald po attention to it. On Saiurday lest the torturing of the child was so barbarous that tts cause Lecame apparent. Mrs. Devine allezes the! Harring: oygeausht ‘the little fellow up in his aris: and, deliberately lighting a match, held the fame | against the side of the chiid’s face, burning tt se) verely. The boy, Who slept peacefully while in | one The wffalt’ has created tae y thoush none seem .o blame the unknown isu eheeks of baving "been in contact with heat. It was higiily infltined and very sore. The accused mon picaded not Bulits. and requested un adjou ment to piocure couisel and witness It was granted, TRE ARMY oF West Vincixta Revwtox.—The third and last day of the reunion of the the Army of West Virginia, at Cumberland, Md., was celevrated yesterday by a parade in which 2,000 men participated. The inliltary was com- thangedt by Col. J. H. Jobnson, of the Marylend Na- Uonal guard. "Carriages containing a number of istiuguished military men, including Gens. Crook, Hayes, Powell, Milroy, and ex-Gov. Plerpont, 0 West "Virginig, and others, were driven Inthe wrude. It ty éstumated there were 4,00) strangers Town to-day, and that fuily 12,000 ‘persons _wit- dent of the society. a A Bank Caster Stiriep.—At New Brunswick, N.J., Chas C. Mill, tue cashier of the, national bank, Was found dead in bed yesterday ‘morning. ‘His death was caused by inhaling gas. He was 40 years of aye, was widely known and had been casler of the’ bank for twenty years. ‘There was | a siticht run on the bank, owing to unpleasant and | unfounded rumors. ‘A SeysaT:oNaL Foroeny.—Frank Patterson, the owner or the Long Branch ‘Opera. house, 1s said to have fled, and detectives are looking for him. He Monmouth county, ating Over $20,U0 as been sulzed by actus WAS a roperty in New Je Indorse:s upon att ici Shore Press, a weekly newspaper, proprietor of a bookstore, handling nearly all the newspapers j Sold iu Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, aud was ue | aanager of the New Jersey theatrical etreult, com- posed of Red Bank, Long Brauch, Asbury Park, and Freehold. ‘The ‘affair has caused Incense ex: citement, Much symp.thy 1s expressed for Patter- son's wife and two children. ENFoacinG Puowtsit:os IN Towa.—The first at- Teil ta Dubuque, Lowa, to en.orce the prolbitory | law was made yesterday. Petitions In equity were | Tied praying fr injunction to restrain seventeen | Saloon Keepurs from maintaining aud contioutug | uisancey tn Lie form of saloons, ‘The compiaint is | from te Law and Order league. A Stmaxcy Disease. —The physicians of Cohoes, N.Y. are puzzid. rhe toes of Thomas Witner- ston Fecently commenced to decay oue by one undil they a7e now ali gone. ‘The disease, whatever, 101s, | Bas now begun 16 eat away his fee | “Yanxex” Rosrxsox Dgap—“Yankee” Robi {ue Wel-known showman, died at New Jefferson, Towa, yesterday afternoon. He wos 66 years ot age, Sad td uevoued neuris 80 Fear or his Ife to the ‘show business. His uaine was Fayette Lodawick Rovinson, but few knew him by any other name than “Yabhee."” He was a lineal descendant of De Robinson, the eminent divine who came to this country With the Pugrims in the Mayflower, Tue Fiaa Txotste at PirrsscKG.—The mayor of Pittsburg, Pa., has written to Gov. Pattison ex- | platning wait Chlet of Police Braun tncended 10 | insuit to the Austrian flag in ordering Cousui Schumberg to take It dowh on a recent occasion, Tur thought the consul was trying Wo evade a city ontmanes against street obstructions. “When in- med t ‘Was in honor Austrian emperor, Mr. Braun discontinued the suit against | aiTBOx Tounons's Magazine. —Mr. H W. B. How- a rd, of “Our Contivent Publi: Coun pany.” Which controls The Continent magazine, said in New York yesterday that they were not de- cided as vo their future policy, but they were not te ep gly aid nt man- Peco a a a Bridgman, of Frank Lesiie’s are pend- Detween the owners of The Continent ars Frank Leslie, but tie matter 18 not ser | Gov, Pattison and Mayor Stith, the sect ELLA WATSON’S MURDERER. A Dramatic Scenc. THE CRIMINAL DISCOVERED—THE TELL-TALE JACK- pass From the Philadelphia Tinnes, to-dy, ‘The Watson murder mystery is no more a mys tery. In all human probabiiity the murderer of pretty Ella Watson, the daughter of Farmer George Watson, of Salem ‘county, has been found. The evidence wich to-day wore strand by strand @ rope around the neck of Howard Sulitvan, the ne gro driver of John Eiwell’s team, is more like a bit, Of romance taken from Gaborian than a gcene from Ufe in a quiet Jersey townsislp. Prosecutor Slape and Sheriff Coles are to-day justiy tne proudest of Salem county's officials. Step by Step eFidence a3 been gathered anda web of proof has been grad- ually Woven by most ingenfous and almost incon- troveruble reason. ‘THE RIAMINATION YESTERDAT. When the three accused nezroes, Sullivan, Jones | and Henley, were broaght into the justice's office for examination yesterday neither they nor the seri himself expected the dramatic scenes which Would ensue. Sullivan had not the remotest idea that any clue that could possibly implicate him hed been obtained. He rather expected acquittal Jones and Henley appeared anxious and troubled. ‘Tne rst witness was John Coleman, who found the §.rl, and his testimony was principalyy given or Tae purpose of establishing the fact of the murder. To addition, however, ue testified to the tracks leading to the spot of the atiack. He sald: “Lex- amined them. “They led uo further. From that examination dnd a scrutiny of the shoes worn Dy Sullivan, I ain of the opinion that those shoes made the tracks” Wine he was testifying Sullivan scarcely moved a feature of is face, buc the mus- cles of his leg began to tremble. When Coleman Tellred Sullivun's tremor vanished. He Look a more | comfortab.e position In his czar. He evidently thought the danger past. A ios of defiance seemed. Lo creep into ils heavy, suien teavures, and when Sheriff Coles was calied actually siniled. THR STORY OF THE MURDER Was quickly retold. The shoe theory that ftted so many shoes was azan Urotied out. Sullivan even looked pleased. He comfortably recrossed ls legs. “But there 8 another thing,” sald Sheriff Coles, after an ominous pause. ‘The prisoner stared mo- Uoniess, “ihe wuinber and iocuuty of the nails in Suiilvan’s boots aze identical wich those in the foot prints. ‘The liwels had been worn on one side, expos fag certain natis” lie heid the shoes to view, ‘They nad been ro- Leeied. “The nalis were pecwliariy irregular. - Sulli- Van's almost itupercepible tremor came back upon hun. ‘To all appearances he was untnoved. Sheriff Coles was about to Like bis seat when Prosecutor Slupe stood up and arrested him with a motion, He negiigently kept one haud tn hls pocket. With, a@suddew motion he held uis hand aioit, saying at the =ame tune: eriff, do you recognize this knife?” THE PATAL KNIFE. In the sharp fiocd of iicht streaming tn the open Window, distinctiy outlined with the vividness of a silhouette picture, he heid to view a knife—an ordl- ary Juck-knite, ‘Before Sheriff Colescould answer AWofd the prisoner had jumped to his tee. He shook with tear. “1c aln'y my Knite; ‘fore God, I never seen tt!” he shouted. ‘Then he back trembling Into his Seat. ‘The climax hud. been reacued. "Prosecutor Sinpe's great effort had been rewarded. ‘The prise onct bad with lis own hands Ged te hangman's Knot at Gis throat, He recognized us his Lue fatal Keage with whitea the mur b had been cut. The wuole scene bad ‘but a few seconds, but it was fully a minuwe peo € any one spuke The two negro suspects, Jones and Henley, ex- changed pleased nu kuowing looks with each other. Joues! countenunce uighicned up as it a {ite-bur hhad just veen removed trum is shoniders. Sulit Van's form appeared 0 collapse in utter despair, Sher Cows tod the story of Ue tell-tale kuife. “That knuie belonged to Howard Suliivan,” he sd, “until two days aiter the murder, when Sullivan, sold Il Wo George Barvou, Jr., of Woddstown for tea cents. “Lite neat duy young Barton showed bls bar- galn fo his tather abd toid hin of whom he had Duretus-d It "hat 1s not so much of a bargain, Suld Barton, sr, ‘Look at ie UWo great nicks th the blade. ‘A NEAT BIT OF DETECTIVE WORK. Among other possible clues Sheriff Coles studied the club found near the tnurdered girl's body. Run- ning like two bands through the length of each Aistinct cut were (wu curions lines. AU length the cause dawned upon the oficial’s mind. ‘The lines, Were caused! by two jngzed nicks In the Vlade of ths Instrument wita whieh the lub had been cut. Whea the sieriff found out that Suuivan had sold knife with nicks in the blade he L'st-no Ume in geting it. Yesterday Prosecutor. Slape took bit Of a branch and cut it wita wie knife. ‘Then, under & powerful magniner, the murderous club and ube brauch were exuinin’d. ‘The ines of Uke Jagged deuts in both were ldeatical After sheriff Coles lad identified the knife and told its story Consiabie Wililiin Carney added to 1. He had earetul y examined the ioot-prints Vist- Dee near the body ahd ensured thein, Suili- Van's boots were ol the Same measurement. ‘The break caused Ly a halrsow made the identtication complete. Sullivan was immediately removed to the Salem Jail and placed in the murderers cell. No one 1s aliowed to see nim, Jones and Henley will be de talued as witnesses. “The whole affair was con ducted so quieUy that at its eiose not twenty per= sons iu Siem Knew that the inurderer oF Ella Son had been found. A Pennsytvania Lynching, A MURDERER AND WOULD-52 SUICIDE BANGED 70 & to testiry Lie young negro | | A mnrier and attempted suicide at Slabtown, near Hazleton, Pu., on Monday night, has had a. tragic sequel. Henry Zorgorowski,a Hungarian, Who fatally stabbed Ils daughter-in-law, Mrs ‘Thomas Zorgorowski, and attempted to kill him- self, has been lynched, and, as this Is the frst lynching that has ever cecurred in that section, tt has erented Intense excitement. It seems that Zorgurowsk', Whose wonnds were not faiat, had been kept inthe house under the doctor's care. On ‘Tuesday wigut he erepi out and found his way into the hog-peu uewr by, where, as ne was too Weak to escape, Ne was left! Wednesday, however, when his son Thomas loosed tor lilin, he Was not’ there. Search was made, and nis body was found hanging toa tree halt a mite tora the house, under ctreum- § stances that point conclusively tolytehing. ‘The boily presented a sicwentag appearance. ‘The wound tu the throat was torn open and the eves | Were bursting trou their sockets. On the grown 4 beneath were the marks of feet, showing that prv.b+ ably a dozen peisous had been engaged li’ the Ipnching. ‘The man had been dragged from the hox-pen where he lay, Dut who did tae deed ts. yet @ mystery. It ts thought, however, It was the work of the Hungarians’ in the neighrorhooi. th, of Audeureld, hs tinpenceled a cor Fy, ind an investigat be made. lest excitement, } provoked | S 1 ers, the murder belng a brutal and un, one. A Rogus Colored Broker. HE 1S SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS’ IMPRISONMENT. ThePhilade!phia Press of to-day says: Before Judge Biddle, in the New courthouse yesterday, Elihu J. Simmons an intelilzent looking coiored mun, was Convicted of obtaining 720 trom James Covington, colored, and $500 from hts brother, Albert T. Cov, ington, under false representations. ‘The allegution Was that Simmons went to the Covingtons, and, re- Presenting to them that he owned the house that he lived in, that he was a member of the Stock Ex. change of this city, and had there 31.500 wh Would. be security’ for any loss arising rom eee, thing wroug im Any transactions thar he misht have in charge, and that, It they would. give Hin the money to thyst for them In’ stock transactions, tiiat he Would doubie the money for them Witla 2 year. ‘Trusting to these representation: gave him their hard earnings, and he exnibitcr ns them papers Which be stited represented Uae Ie vestinent he had inate fortiem, All of these elias gations were proven to he tise. ‘The defendect Was charged with 4 similar offense, Mm waten ene proseciiuor Wes a man mained Wiluam Keenan, aed te amornt obtained S00. On this cace Simmons Was lieurd some Unie ago upon a writ oF corpus and held tor tral. Subsequently’ the proces counmended that a nole pros be. entered in has not been done, it. requiring the consent of the court, and IL ts stated now thee Mt woul! not be Cone) but that the Dill would bo. held over the derendaut’ “The detendant was Sem teuced to un iupresonment. of two years omens | other bill, emeaeareve.tte | s, the Covingtons ——— q A Session of Scientists. MEETING OF THE ANERICAN ASsociATIOX—MANY FOREIGN DELEGATES PRESENT—WASHINGTON Mew PAUTICIP ATING. i The session in Philadelphia yesterday of the American Association for the Advancement of Scl- ence was of an unusually Interesting nature and many distinguished scientists were present. Dele- Kates were there from the most. noted societies in the world, and the subjects discussed were pre- Sented in the ablest manuer. ‘The Associ Givided into sections, and atic the peeeeet eae Ing, at which the acsociation was ‘welcomed to etinsyivania end Philadelphia im addresses by, {red to thetr respective quarters a The section on econouue scent petin the hell of tue Liscarieat Senet ee ee Sialley, of Washingion, D.C. 1s secre and Gen. John Eaton, of the Same elty, spoke on “Sclen- ‘fie Methods and Scientitle Knowledge in Common Affairs” In the section on anthropology Prot. Edward & ‘and W. H. Holmes, Morse, of Salem, Mass. presi ington, D. C., recorded. dress pon The Anciquity' ot Nant The Sddress was Invitations were ‘gent to the soclety to visit and. Inspect the workings of United coust Graictlc survey oilces and the electrical saith a ‘The scientific papers Mled for discussion two hundred and sero, 4 "F mumabet, parliament will pres Seas, 32 Ultimatum to the cabinet when the ac dress month." Wween's speech shall be Tue RAIROaps AND THE SCALPRRS—Outw: Peace reigned yesterday bet ferent tall- Foad lines running out gc New Vorkto the tea ae the offices of the Erie, West Shore, Dela eka ‘wanna and western and the Baiti ( Was $1880. At the Watush artee rate to Chicago it was $16, The New Lou's Pacific once ti tral and the Pennsylvania asked $20. ets On any of ers'” offices tek the two last named | of his congregation. ‘Thomas Neal sus] i Fux On Nearly = Murder on Shipboard. THE STORY A SECOND MATE TELLS OF 4 TERRIBLE PLOT AND ATTEMPT TO KILL HDL A telegram from Philadelphia, September 4, says: Charles Riel, the second mate of the bark Unani- ma, which arrived at this port yesterday from a port in South America, visited police headquarters to-day, and related a very pecullar story. He stated that in March last, while in South America, he ‘shipped as a seaman on board the vessel; but when the day for sailing arrived the second mate and five of the crew, through superstition, refused to ‘sail on the voyage, and their places had to be sup- Plied by other men. The first mate of the bark Thin appoimted Rust selon ante agate the poe ay el second mat inst the pro- test of Davis, who wanted another member of ie crom appointed to the position. | One dark night about five Weeks ago, while Rikel was on watch, hhe was approached, so he alleges, by Davis, who struck him en the head with elther a belaying pin of a hatchet, and knocked him senseless. He was confined to Bis cabin during the remainder of the Voyage. On reaching port yesterday one of the crew, informed him that previous to the assault Davis approached and induced him to enter into @ conspiracy to murder the second mate. ‘The plan was that Davis was to strike Rikel with a delaying-pin or some other object, and then the German was to throw him overboard. When the assault was made the German refused to perform his part of the contract. On these Uons the magistrate issued 8 Warrant for the arrest of Davis; but when the officers visited a sallors’ ‘Doarding-house and attempted to arrest him he re- sisted, and knocked Officer Dougherty down. The ‘other seamen in the house came to his rescue, and ‘threatened vengeance on the officers; but the latter Grew their revolvers, and succeeded’ in ‘aking (he man intocustody. Davis was held in $3,000 bail for hearing before the United States commusstoner, A Kentucky Fratricide. OMB BROTHER SHOT BY ANOTHER IX & TRIVIAL QUARREL. Dee, @ reckless young man had been to Owings- and was very hungry. He went to his mothers talking very botsterousiy and threateningiy. He then took a loaded shot gun with him into the din- ing room. His brotuer henry, hearing te boister- ous talking, got up and tried to make Steve go to bed. As he passed through his mother's room, she told nim not to go down, as Steve had the uh! but Henry went to the door, when steve ordered iin to Stop or he would kil niin. Wenry. standing in fu, view, reprovi When Steve fired, and Le died in an hour. Henry Mackabee was in the Night at Louisville about six years ago on the strevts, when Marshall Young was killed. At his trial he was sentenced to the penitentiary for two years, Dut was pardoned by Gov. Blackburn, The officers Went out yesterday morning to arrest Steve, DUL be had taken to the woods. A Cannimr Piczox Snot ow ITs Fiont.—A farmer near Davidsonviile, Anne Arundel county, Md. a few days ago discovered a pigeon roo-ting on his Dara, which he shot and kiled. Cron examination AU was found that some of the tail feathers of the dead were stamped. One bore the Inscrip- tion, John Ballard, 68 5th avenue, Brooklyn.” An- otner, “90 Lynchbur $53 lies, Ang., 84. ‘Other leviers on the pi Teath Ts conid not be deciphered. It 1s thought the pigeon had been sent ‘Out as a carrier. GuavE Cuanars Againsr a Pastor.—Intense ex- gitement exists among the colored population at Lyncuburg, Va. over the arrest of the Rev. Philip Cobbs on the cliarge of criminal intimacy with one bis Wife and Cobps of filcit association, and kept fecret watch. He made a discovery that caused him to attempt Cobbs’ life with an ax, but the latter escaped iis vengeance. Neal searched for him for hours with a shotgun unul persuaded by friends to apply to the Inw. Cobbs 1s pastor of & large Metnouist chureh (colored) and stwod high 1n the opinion of his congregation. A strange and unciassitied insect ts potsoning people at Norwich, Ct, by its sting. poet Sh ee Surry Tuovsaxp (300,000) IN SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS. CASH PRICES, SUS, SILKS, SILKS, 336. 51% S736. COLOKED CASHMERES. ul Pure Wool, widest double width, tn Navy Blue, Dark Green, Garnetand Brown, Cash price 3155. CARTERS, 711 Manxer space FRENCH TRICOT, pure Wool, 64 inches wide, cash BL {CR SILES, excellent quailts, mh price 81; worth COCHED SILKS, excellent quality, cash value TSa, wo nalsoat BROCADF, BLACK SILK VELVET, cash value 81. worth $1.20. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRE 8 GOODS, Siik and wool, Bleached TAPLE DAMASK, all pure Linen, cash value S00. worth T6e. BLANKETS," BLANKETS, BLANKETS, LARGE SIZE, ALL WOOi, DOUBLE BLANKETS, 85. Ha: ‘BRON BAtScaDe BLACK SILKS, cash valus BEAUSIFUL DKES~ GOODS, «1 pure GOLIMED SILK V-LVETS $50 Oh CLOTH, for Boys! wear, 25, 87, 80, 62, 75, 81. CASH FuICES. "NO CREDIE m8 CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, (THE Gloomy FEARS. THE DESPONDING ‘views, the weariness of soul that many complain of would often disappear were the blood made pure and healthy before naching the delicate vessels of the bruin. Ayer’s Sarsayarilla purifies and vitalizes the blood; and thus conduces to health of body and sanity of mind. A SERS AGUE CURE, WHEN USED ACCORDING to directions, 1s warranted to eradicate from the ‘system all forms of ma arial disease, such as Fever and Axue, Chill Fever, Intermittent, Remittent and Bilious Fevers, and disorders of the liver. Try it. The ex: eri- ‘Ment is a safe one, aud will ceat you nothing ifacure is not effected. ed New Srrzs Or BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS JUST OPENED. BEST MAKE OF TWO @) PL! choice bright patterns, cents) 7 CARPETS, BEST VaKES OF BRUSSELS CARPETS, choice bright styles, 75 cta., 60 cts., 8 cts, 87 cts., $0 cts GOOD TWO. THREE AND FOUR PLY WOOL MIXED INGRAIN CARPETS, 25 cta., $5 ete, a5cta, 50.cts, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths COCOA MATTING, DRUGGETS, BUGS, MATS, Exo, CARPET LINING, 75 cts, CARPETS SEWED AND LAID PROMPTLY. TOWSON’S, 96 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sonth Side, nel ‘Three doors from Center Market. ING. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! UPHOLSTERY Goops! FURNITURE! EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW AND HANDSOME AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. W. H. HOEKE, 202 801 Market =pace—308 and 310 8th street. SHIRTS. ‘Opened this morning new lot WHITE AND FANCY PERCALE. Beat fitting and quulity in the city, W. 8. TEED, au? $96 Pennsylvania avenue v Trt n A UE £8 TO mE aah $0 g H&S ERE a 4 vu Fit %o! Ba = 3 U. OMEARA & 00, 3247 Pennsylvania Avenus, Are relling their entire stock—Guns, Rifles, Cutlery, Tools, Tackle, Nctions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry Hardware, &c., at auction, every evening, at 7 p.m. ‘Dargaine can belad beeauction sdvertisement. JyT No. 410 Severra Srneer Is AxapquaRrens FoR SPORTING CLOTHING, RUBBER CLOTHING, BEST FLANNEL SHIRTS, CORDUROY CLOTHING, FINE UNDERCLOTHING axp FAST COLORS IN BLUE Goons OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. A Few Cuore FREIZE DREADNAUGHT OVERCOATS, ‘Home Made, for €20. FALL OVERCOATS, ‘Washington Manufacture, HENNING, CLOTHIER o 400 Severs Srazrz. 'MPOR: OF FRENCH WIN) CHAM [PORTE GENES AND CODE French Clasvis 837 Stand 80 per doen, American pers, ee rie aM TOTOR RuUk iret Rensivenisawesas Srst-clase houses, Burdeaux, . beeperaes abd Coetac ‘Ving de tout sortes en sul TE. “OTTO" GAS ENGINE jevauarar te Ba Bewingy Shs FE habdling rf ‘Coeree Mila, = "Paper ie epics aise Sees Ss wuel, and. ‘least umber’ of working “parts freer ‘of roechanin. ‘n° to prices, Rc, apply st Office ‘Woslidartop Gas Licht Or oe Ma cere ct EEE emogae Assouwrex Pore R a PRP ET AE rage ¥ Aa : E%G? ¥ SS tus 3 NWN a Ph a RX HERS oo ey AAP EE bos Ba AMSA EU AN GSS PPP. WOW Ww ppp FER RRR pro WwwwD DF ROR pr 88 Seay BB es E ‘oo OW" “W Bop kee & E> ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold onlyincans. Hotat baxixo CW DER Co, 106 Wak street. N. ¥. are 00. DPD DDD. oO S DD DD oO DD DD oo DD DoD 00 DLD DDD L 00 TITT 5535 i oo rT § £8 z , 3 LLLL 00 t 83 = WE HAVE SEVERAL LOTS OF GENTS’ GooDs, And we sball sell them out below cost. They are all Perfect and seasonable gcods, but the sizes are broken, and we shail sacrifice them before the new gouds com- mence toarrive. You may save something by glancine at the list below. COLORED MERINO UNDERWEAR, ‘Both Shirts and Drawers, genuine English goods. Were sold earlier in the season at $125 The sizes are some of tiem sold out, and what we have left we shall close at 690 GENUINE LISLE THREAD SHIRTS. ‘Were never before sold for less than $1.25. We shall close'the lot at 750. REAL FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ‘Were never sold less than @1.25. Some of the sizes ‘ave been sold out, so we offer the balance at 890, GAUZE SHIRTS, Tn aizes 34, 96 and $8 only, usually sold at S0c,, are now 20, All the PLAIN, COLORED AND STRIPED COTTON BOCES, usually 250., now 19c. Odd lots of TIES AND SCARFS, many of them worth ‘Te,, are now 250. All the SCARFS usually sold at 980, are now marked 00, | Alot of fine fargy trimmed NIGHT SHIRTS, in all sizes, and made of the best cotton, with trimmings that ‘will not fade, really worth 1.35, are now SL. ‘Wo want to say a few words for onr PALAIS ROYAL SHIRT. Many of our competitors advertise shirts at a lower price, but we want to say right here that when it comes toa question of real worth the PALAIS ROYAL SHIRT proves iteelf to be just what weclaim it isthe best shirt in the world for the money. It ismade of the ‘best materials obtainable, and the workmanship is the very best; in fact, we cannot give you a" better shirt at any price, We sell them now at 690. au29 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Luous Jzasexs ara GREAT REDUCTION = BAUM'’S. ‘Wo are oblised to get every possitle space of room on our second floor for our larg: importation of Fali and Winter CLOAKS. and hays therefore decided to ciose | out our remaining stock of JERSEYS at agreat sacri- fice, viz: About 25 dozen Jerseys, sllkstitched, in all desirable colors, which were cheap at $175, now at 98 centa, 10 dozen Jerseys, superior quality of cloth, with tumn- down collar and cuffs, former price of which have been 8250, now at 31.50, About 7 dozen Jerseys, made from imported Stocki- nette, and handsomely braided, tailor finished, at§2.75, reduced from $3.50. Our popular $4.50 and $5.50 imported Stockinette Jer- seya have been marked down to $3.50 and $475. ‘We have about 6 dozen Jerseys, made from the very best imported clovh and heavily beaded all over, which formerly sold at $10. They will go at $6.50, ODDS AND ENDS IN LADIE® FALL ULSTERS. Having about 70 all-wool Cloth Ulsters lett over from ast fall, we are desirous of closing them st the uniform price of $28 piece. The former prices have been from ‘S6to SLi a picce. Utes 3 AU) PS. 461TH STREET KORTHWEST. _ 20h LAC SES aE A cold-blooded murder was’ committed Wednes- | Gentiems: day night at Preston Mackabee’s, six miles from | Splendid assorimeni of Mount Sterling, in Bath counts, Ky. Steve Macka- | > Ville, where he got very drunk. He returned to | ii his father’s residence about 11:30 o'clock at night, | Lewis, 920 room and ordered her to prepare something to eat, | Posttively for to- the ordinary kinds, and cannot be told in competition | CITY ITEMS. Hats for Fi 's hew style Broadw: SUK Hats, $5; nid colored Deroyas tue tine Som Feit Hays $2 80, $2, 2254 Men’s and Boys styitsh Wool Huts Soc. LO S130 Also, x complete line of new neck-wear, kid g iuen collars, ha. Rist, bet. Tand N. B—Price plaiuiy marsed Mammoth House furats! square ‘shape only $2.48; Walnut, curtain poles sa See; bal Dee of Keirice cost; Extra sliver p Spoons or Forks 6 6 for 79c: Sugar spoons oF bu ligh superior White Chitia CL 10 pieces 2.97 Fated withou red borders 4! a Spoons 6 for 39 table bie or Dessert Knives F kVES 15¢: new nd<ome deco- adoor mats with 5 Combs 7 in. only SeSin. ke: E a Dinner Sets oval shape 150 pivce w Square shape and elegant decorated on Ivory pieces 18. Majolica Bread Plates i ; Balance of Pouka-Dot Tum- "a Cuspadores. new design 43. ots 6 Tor 47; Cocon or T © Kulves and BUrks 4c 34 doz; pocket Knives with 4 b.ades 23, a handsome Baby Carrs Diers asse é Buc Daw Giese Dou E.G. Davis, Tle MARKET 6 OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, ESTABLISHED LAST SPRING, HAS PROVEN QUITE AN ATTRACTION, AND THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICIN- ITY WILL ALWAYS FIND A CHOICE STOCK OF BLACK DRESS FABRICS TO SELEC] FROM. BLACK SILK. ALL GRADES; VELVETS AND PLUSHES IN BLACK AND COLORS, SATINS, AND ALARGE STOCK OF BLACK WOOLENS ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, TO WSICH WE CORDIALLY INVITE TREIR ATTENTION. No TROUBLE TO SHOW Goops. E. G. DAVIS, COR MARKET SPACE AND éra8T. ce | oo) To Make toom for our fall goods, M. Aucenstein, SIT 7th street Lortuwest, offers the following tise bargains for to-morrow Market baskel, y doz ulauer plates and x doz cups and sui 3 sloue china slop Jars, 88°; decorat Her and tea secs, cofnb.tied, 122 pieces, $14 8, worth, $25: decorated tea sets, 47 pleces, wort $10, only $8.45; wooden water bucket and’ 50 pias, 16 Strlig brod 3 Wasuboard 3 doz. ebony Landle knives and Vase lasips, with size covered marke 10 Special Low Jersey worth $1.50 redu Pleated dick, biack aud cou Few more ine tatior-m ad 12) pair or $2 25 doz. of odds Chudren s Go-satn Ladies’ Gossamers (wir SUil continue selinjr 12 $1.50 White spreads at > Handsome Co.ored Dres= Goods, Se. Douvie-wicth L. gy WOT, 5OC., at 26C., and good Gingt: 5 _ “EXcuLstok? Dav G Johnson's 13th and Ee - Having just returned from a tour of pection of the lower Chesupeuke and sea. oysters, bave now larly Gp ufo k and. 1c e have cl broil, &c. As ilils ts nik catering the’ o)Ster, and ap Good one, Tex, ect Lo show lim up t (ion of thy patrons” Litetume expe Lai large sion attached. [3] Jonsox, 130 and E 1s not a Bite en analyzed, Dotiy. Pure fers, ut a pure Ww by eading eraliy adopted bs the Plofession. Ask tue leading phy siclans of this city Uleir opanion, 6 ‘The Beanti Display of Fall Styie Huts jer 7h and D sta, xt and Gents’ Fur? > Lown tik of young sett aud suff tats provus! rices are wid thost economical buyers e-tin town, 13.5 he class Pronounce tuem warm Weatunt th pure Malt Whiskey. i will bulid you up. ‘Try it 6 Schoob opens Sept 1st Rouzee 4 Row, 5 Penu ve WES Dufty’s p on and positive haifa wine giass fait b use it at your ainn: Wolter ryt will assist diges- it you will take 1 au / Our Delore each meal upordon 44 Wulskey, 3 ‘Thornton's Emulsion ef pure Cod Liver G wit By pophosphites ot Lame #hG Soda for couctis, colts, ¢ Hutrition and general a toluke. Preserved vy Phy gists. “Large v Uttle ones who are wasting heat Duify’s walt Whiskey J yullt thin up, 6 Mothers give you! end suffering from tn th broken ice. 15 in Peopie. Testores health and uence, Sexual Debtity. “Wells Health 1 vigor, cures Dysjep=ta, im To the Liquor nnd Drng Trade. ‘We are now prepared to supply the Iquor amd Grug trac in any qui ty. bulfy’s Pure Bariey Matt W litsc them at te di 2 nd terans charged Those who are nursing pegpie down with a fever, will ud not. ing equal to Duffy's Malt Whis- key dad ice tor ail iinds ov tevers. ry It 6 Beiley’s $1 Suu, warranted equal any ats2ah au Persons of sedentary habits and those confined in oftices during the day wii find_nottung so invig- Orating aS a Wike glass rullut Duffy's Malt Whiskey taxen in tie morning andevening. Try it 6 Malaria, Endigestion, Dyspepsia and Wasting diseiises Invatiably give Way to the benetl- gent induences of Dully 8 Pure bariey Salt Whiskey. Ty Ww “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Rutter, churned every morning, and delivered tn huif-pound “Ward” pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Bi ih, Ge. Joe Guat, Crean 15x SEWING MACHIN Cusncs oO. N, T. Spoor Corrox SIX SPOOLS FOR 25 CENTS, at ACFRBACI?S Sewine Machine Rooms.cor. than’ Ageney for the lieht-running NEW AMERICAN, No.7. crate: iei-stm machine, manufactured Liisivd Anerien Sewing Mactine Co., epliia, Wich sarpasees ali CUytwam Speed, SD phaty end ‘Alec, new au! Domestic, Sincer, Howe G., W. d other fist-class’ Machines for sna Wilson No. kale orient Loy no epnvassing agents wir you save inches and annoyance, uetion fee a your residence by exp lat, janice repaired and warranted. AUERBACH, next door to Aucrhach's Gente” Fur. Stone ya Tue Licur Roxsixo New Howe AND HARTFORD SEWING MACHINES thestmplest and most durable Sewing Machines over Produced. Sold ck woutiny payments, aud uber dis M 8 ani corner 7th amd A Pistope and OPPENHEIMER’ Reheble Sewing Machines and Fashion Rooms, Sth street n. w., St Cioud Buuding. mechives for rent Ai: Lunds repatred Pazar eh BAT ' GREAT “HOUSEHOLD” SILENT White" “New Home," Boston,” hue Sewing Alas Egbert Ticuest Trion No eanvasera Come tos ce Sie wid IWbaLrubg Sapo fait McKINAYY 497 Surat tow ‘evs TRADES. 24.10. K.3 is aD NEWSPAPER ANY FUBLISEia — ee 489 9th atroet A‘ LUK AND JOB PRINTERS, Dey ivante avenue, Waslingzon, D.C. Specialty nid =r a7 Fine rutin ESTABLIMNED ISL, + He. Wararrey & Sox sth DYEING AND SCOURING, No. 1068 JEFFERSON STREET, GLORGETOWS, D. a V Goots called for snd Gu livered free of charge to any Jece dn the city, Tcetal Cards reeporded te promptly. Ca Rover, Do <0 AND 405 ira STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Headquarters ‘or the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANE, ALz0, A full Ine of Lown Tentis Sete, Tennis Rackets, Cro- Quet diferent styles, bicycles, Thievcles, Velocipedcs, Waweons, &e. Received, n large canortment of Traveling and Lanch praesivedeg Janes cree fore neh fall stock. EZ Avozare Jos Lor Bors _axp CHILDE ..'S PANTS JU27 RECEIVED, scnsiiven's ort fants mge 410 18, af 600. 0c, Ta, “Sore loniiapte aces tol, at Te, 920., $1, $1.95, Stiidivare Gaur! sine: Walet and bors’ flanpel ebicta, ee Te ents ‘Shicct weet bate fre Bde. up. ieiole Leunapivania erence, 1. W. SELBY. au22 Ger Te Besz. “THE CONCORD HARNESS" THE CONCOKD COLLAR. ‘We have on hand a iarg- stock of the Celrbrated “CON- * of ali kinds (COUD Ha. NESS. Yinds and description, S27 Coupe, Carriage and ioad Harnessa (61 Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjotning National Hotel, ‘Trunks and Satchels in great varletr, at lowest prices, uiDe HA: NESS. mmvker’s nanecol ade maksaupedonie SM Se rnon | Lice Crnruxs SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) <G DELERMINED, To DISCONTENT URGATN Des ARTMEN 1, (OWING TO. ~PAE 10 PROV: KLY DISPLAY TH ARKED DOWN" HOS EN LIY STOC T OF CHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED 1 0 PEM PALS REDUCED FLOM Wa. N LADIES FANCY COLORED HOSE, PO. MER PLICE Tie 1GHT JACKETS AND WRAPS aT GREATLY KEDUCED PRICE- TMPOKT! i) JEKSE)S FLOM @.50 TO $s. SILK. CHUDDA,CASHM DBLRL.N SHAWLS IN Gkear VARIETY, NEW SLOCK \ F FALL AND WINTER ALL-WOOL FEENCH DRESS FABKIGS IN ALL THE LaT- DKAP D’ALMAS, BISON CLOTHS, ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS, NEW LRENCH IWILLED CLOTHS, TRICOTS AND Raves 8. PLAIN AND_BROCADED GERMAN VELVETS. INMENS: S1UCK OF BLACK AND LYONS SILK ASD ViLVETS. f2~\ NOICt GUODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- | RECT PACES. SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, Penneylvania avenue, corner 9th strest, Established 1840. 2230, | Stacanzer x Dax Goons: UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20rm, We willeell from our Immense Stock of Dry Goods and Notions at Prime Gost, OUR STOCK Is ENTIREDY MUsT BE REDUC! To show the diffvrence between profit and cost, we ‘Quote oa Yew leading arviclea: PRICES NOW AND FORMEKLY. LARGE, aND PEEEERS ee COT ORED CASHMERE new shades, (44 20 LADIES! CLOTH. Les 1B LINEN, DAMASK. is Se 2 le | ME = wo NEW PALL CALICUES = (88 $9 Palks WHITE BLA‘ ng = $8 2 3, “, - 8 ember that this reduction Bers Secrember 20th. ni will continue until 0 long, and mee © LOK CASH ‘aio Unt we Dever advertisea false- LUTTRELL & WINE, 1990 Penusyivaiiia ave,, corner of 20th wt New Fant Axo Wisten Dax Goomn W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. WE HAVE RECEIVED DURING THE PAST WEEK FULL LINES OF TH! FOLLOWING CHOICE DRESS GOODS IN THE NEWEST FALL SHADES: FRI NCH CASEMERES, ALL COLORS, BISON CLOIHS, ALL SHADES. WOOL UKAP D'ALMA, NEW SHADES, ELEGANT WOOL SEUGES, AND A LALGE STOCE OF CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH FLAIDS, PLAID AND SiKiPED FRENCH 1 LANNELS, SFEIAL BARGAIN IN TWiLLED LADIES CLOTH ALL-WOOL, YARD AND A-HALF WIDE, FOR $1 THE BEST GOUDs FOR THE PAICR EVER OFFERED. SILKS. VELVETS AND BROADCLOTHS, LAKGE LOT OF CHOICE KEMNANTS AT VERE LOW PRICES, Sa Uae. LICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 2030-20 GUINTS RETALLED ar WHOLESALE PRICES Comfort Shirt, elegantly made, of the best Bay tlh and 2000 bch eitaueade aad way Thome, Fine Cofinished Shirts only 600. Finest Paroale Shirte only 61.50. Finest Laundried Dress Shirta, in solid bosoms, seady to put on, for 81. Six finest Dress Shirts made to onder (solid bosonis) for eu Perfect Ht guaranteed at MEGINSIS. au22 1002 F street Acovsr Crzanme Our Sucza LANSBURGH & BRO. WILL SELL OUT THIS MONTH THE REMAINDER OF SUMMER GOUDS ATELAUGHTERING PRICES PREVIOUS TO TEARING DOWN THE WALLS TO CONNECT OUR NEW BUILDING WITH OUR PRES- ENTSTORE WE SHALL SELL aNY GOODS IN OUR THIRTY-FIVE DEPARTMENTS aT LESS THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM POR OUR FALL TM- PORTATIONS, WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN. ALLOUR 5,6 AND 60, LAWNS, WARRANTED FAST COLORS, REDUCED TO"4 CENTS. OUR 1% 4XD 150. LAWNS REDUCED TO 6 CENTS. REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE TO CLOSE. _ ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN BAL PRICE, AS WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM TO NEXT SEASON. call BLEACHED TABLE LINENS WARRANTED PORE, FULL WIDTHS, REDUCED TO 400. FROM 60. 10.00 WASHER ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS aT 12% CEN1S, = (NAPKINS! (RAPKINS!! ODDS AND ENDS OF 8OME 4ND EUNDREDS OF DOZENS OF OTHERS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ABOUT 700 PAIRS LAST SEASON'S BLANKETS, WHICH WE BAVE MARKED AT GREAT BARGAINS, AFEW MAY BE SOILED FROM DUST, BUT THEY ARE MOSTLY IN GOOD ORDER WE WaNT TO CLOSE THEM BEFORE THE RECEIPT OF GOODa FOR TEISFALL HF 400 FULL SIZE COMFORTERS, FILLED WITR WHITE CO1TON, AT @1. ACTUAL VALUE 81.75. WHITE GOODS! ~ WHITE Goops!! SPLENDID CHECK NAINGOOK REDUCED TO1e. EXCELLEST INDIA LAWN REDUCED TO uc. FROM 180, 7 1000 TARDS DOTTED AND FIGURED SWIBSES REDUCED TO 1240. FROM 300. JERSEYS! ~ JERSEYS:! IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT A GREAT REDUCTION. GREAT SACKIFICE IN LADIES UNDERWEAR. ' SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY BOILED AND WILL BF SOLD AT HALF PRICE. 200 DOZEN APRONS, FULL DEEP RUFFLES, 100. TO EARLY BUYERS OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS OUR STOCK CARKIED OVER FROM LAST SEASON I8 VERY DESIKABLE, AND a8 WEIN- TEND TO COMMENCE OUR SALES WITH FRESH GOODS ONLY WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS ON TRE THIRD FLOOE IN THE ABOVE GOODS, ‘TARE 1He FLUVATOR. COTTONS AND SHFETINGS. BROWN axD BLEACH: D, OF ALL THE WeLi KNOWN BRANDS, SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET- ING AT 20 CENTS PER YARD. BEST BLEACHED PILLOW CASE COTTON 12% PER YARD. ‘WE MEAN BUSINESS, ARE PREPARED FOR THR SAME, AND SHALL NOT FLINCH FROM L068 TO oir. 2 MANY OF OUR CLERKS ARE OFF O8 FURLOUGH: ‘BUY WE HAVE OVER ONE BUNDRED TO WalT OM You wiTH DURING THESE HOT pave LANSBURGH & BRO,