Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1887, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications f % hours commencing at $ p.m. For the District of Columbta, New Jersey, East- Penmsyivania, Maryland, Delaware, aid Vir- cooler, fair fresh to brisk north- coast. Ts hand-sewed Gaiters . Our $3 Gents’ and I a are worth $5. Our $1.5 Misses’ and Boys’ suoes are cheap at $1.50. L. Hetiorun’s, Largest One Price Sude House, 402 7th street. See the Old Lady in Window. ies good Koast, Sand Batter, 25c.; Rid Roas 10e.; Sirloin’ Steak, 14¢. ;’ Porter-house, 18c.; Mut ton Legs, 12c.; Chops, i5e.; Lamb, 15c. Fresh ar- Hival Preserves, Pickles, ‘Canned Goods. Tne largest selection of Green and Dned Fruits in the city. Wixom's Market Store, 436 91h st, n.W. Lawn’s-Woot axD MERINO UNDERWEAR, white and colors, KC. Lewis & son, 1421 ave., Dr. #0 7th st. Iv You Waxr first-class custom work at popular Prices go to Siu son's, 9D and G sts. New Links of small boys’ sults just opened, at Boom TaKe fore, tha w Branch, at 231 Pa. ave. ae., will be opened in a fewdays. In the mecntinie te balance of Mr. M. E. Shipley’s stock 9 Fine Shoes, recentiy bought out DY us ust be ssposed of regurdiess of price, at 205 Pa, .. Such bargains as we are off now you will ever get again. Wim. Hahn & Co.'s Reliable Shoe jouse. . Inprax GLUE, Se. AS good as any 10c, glue made. Pair, 81 th st. ow. Just Receive a lot of ane gloves; all qualities; the very lowes: prices. Franc, Uke ‘one-price fur- misher and Latter, cor. 7h and D. WaALt Paren axp Wixvow Suapes. RR. W. Hen- & Co., 1113 F st. nw. Save Your Rvssexs.—Heel-plates put on rub- Der suoes for 10 cents, at Geo. W. Kich’s, 717 Market Space, aes OvR Neiansoxs wonder at our success. Eise- Man Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th and E. See the nobby young man’s sult. GuwrLeMEN Wuo Like good dressing should see my stock of tine ciotus before piacing their fall or- dere Sunpsons, #h and G sts, "AS good as any 10c. glue made. uh ste. $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5 short-pants suits, at Bar- unis. our 3 We Have Just Orgwep another lot of those Antique Oak Suits at $29.75. Come soon. W. H. HokKE, 801 Market Space, Greriewry’s Five Deabys and soft felt hats at Lewis & Son, 1421 5 uy DE. 920 7UD Ste Sax House & Herrmann’s ad, on 6th page. MY $5 Troc=eRs are selling rapidly and are giv— ing universal satisfaction. Try them. Sunpsom, UD and G sts, Some VERY handsome and fine short-pants suits, including sou: celved, at Barnu! { Best & Co.'s, New York, Just re- Invtas Gure, At The Fair, 8 Ovn EXPentesce to speak with clotuing s good as any 10c. glue made. aw. we years entities us © und authority on the TOS, manufacturers, huldren’s Suits, Walnut Suits are now $31.50, makes them W. H. HOEKE, S01 Market space. For Washi: sce beer go to Jno. R. Kelly, stalls 62x, 6229 and Gao Center Market, and 306 and Nortliern Liberty. Corn beet a spectalt, d good fLs ean be had for little 5 9tu and G sts, :8BED corduroy suits, short pants, Goop Goovs Moaey at Simp: New Broap- at Burn MERINO AND CoTron HiosteRy, gloves, neckwear, dks, dress shirts, canes, uudreila’s, Lewis € Sou, 1421 N. ¥ INpIAx Give, Se. AS good as any 10c. glue made. At ibe Fair, Siz 7th se Provenns are popular, but not more than $25 Suits and $ Pants to order. Eisewan Bros, manu facturers, cor. 7th and E ‘See House & Herrmann’s ad. on 6th page. FULL Ling OF Caursts now on display at W. H. ‘Hoeke’s carpet and furniture warerooms, SmMPSoN, expert In trousers, 9th and G sts, UxaBaTE Svecess of the largest sale of Fail Overcoais on Fr Eiseman Bros, manutac- 7th and E. See the $10 Fall Overcoat. Hempier’s, ave., cor. 434 CITY AND DISTRICT. cuir mine Amusements To-night, Atavon’s.—“Crazy Patch.” ‘Natiowat.—Warde in “Brutus” Manassas Panoxasa.—Day and evening. Haxaty'.—“Passion’s Slave.” Kgxvan's—Reilly and Wood's Combination. a Condensed Locate. ‘The Custer Guards have changed their armory ‘to Bunch’s Hall, op Sth street northwest. President Hurt, of the Wi jon and George- town Kallroad Company, and ‘nt Pearson and Durector Beall. Of the Metropolitan road, are attending the anfual session of the Street Way Asscctation in Philadelphia, ‘Miss Julia EK Martin was the successful candi- ate in the contest for an organ at the entertaln- ment of Clemente Lodge, No; 5 1 O. G. T. held ‘Tuesday evening at Washington Hall, sold 446 tickets. E last night Mra. Allyn, while ‘the corner of 10th ‘Tad ber Caaries Wi ‘man, reports en Wednesday, while looking for chestnuts at Mt, Pleasant, he saw the bead of a baby ont Eee; and subJequentiy the body was found on the George Barber, charged with writing policy, for- feited $50 collateral in the Police Court to-day. TuE WEEELY Stan's Pocket Atias ot the World is offered frve to every new subscriber for one year to {oe WEEKLY Stax It Je, andeomely, printed profusely illustrated, with more a wealth of informat ‘See advertise ent in another column. of South Carolina, has jashington bar. that Mr. St Jullan Fillette, Deen admitted to practice at the W: ——___ ‘The Eating Houce Civil Rights Case. *m_BEwiert RS OUT A WARKANT CHARG! ‘MR. YRENCH WITH VIOLATING AN ACT OF THK LEGIS- ‘LATIVE ASSEMBLY. Emanuel Molyneux Hewlett, the colored lawyer ‘Who was yesterday imprisoned in Joum French's market-house eating saloon for refusing to pay 50 cents, the price charged for eatables furnished him (Hewlett), as publisued in Yesterday's Sta, before Attorney Padgett, in the Police Court this morning, and swore dut a warrant against Mr. French, “charging him with violating ‘act of the legisiative assembly, approved June 26, 1873, Which 15 an act regulating sales in eating houses, restaurants, bar-rooms, saunple-rooms, ice~ ‘efeaun Salcors, xpd Soda-fuuntain rooms; providing for posting up the ordinary prices for which saies shall or may be made in sait establishments, re- Qiliring all persons respectable and well behaved be accommodated in said establishments at said prices and In the same rooms, and prowding penal- es for @ violation of the law. ‘The warrant will De placed in the hands of the police this afternou: But the case will probaoly not be called for tri Wot DeXt week. ~two Years old, betore arged with assaulting id colored boy, wis ntetio, youd the lvy City r: little bey testified to the assault, Which Was of an iadecent nature, abd the defendant, he Said, cut bis with a knife. ‘The Boy's parents tes Ued to tar complaints made by the boy and to {he character of bis injuries. Dr. Wells testified to ne serious ‘of the boy's wound. The de- fendant 2 assaulting the boy as the Latter de- Sefibed it, sud said he inflicted the injuries by Kieking the oy with his barefoot. He was sen- Teneed to Oue year in jail, SACLTING wis EMPLOYRR.— lorrd Woman Who keeps a went Of No, 917 E street Rertawest, hou! in heremploy a young colored man named Ju’. Pollard, Wnt last evening, When she * meal. Me did not revurn . Jonson spoke to him about Jol did not like what Bre ol began using bad language, ud sue Would pay hum and ne threw a platter at the old on the head, making an ugiy m picked up an iron poker to te- when Pollard grai a binek Jack to lit ber wilh. Officer Poland ap; ‘and placed Polar under arrest. When oMcer ee Nim HT be lad aamaulted Ue old lady, be pwered, “Yes, ond Tan sorry not knock ‘her 4 head of.” Puilard was arrested, and When Taken before Judie Sneil this morniug bo Wasgiven Uwe months tn jail, Ovorer Dasrsixe W dbeugers Wo open Uctouer 15. CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY. ‘The Annual Mecting Listens te Ade dresses and Statistical Reports. ‘The fourth annual meeting of the Charity Ongan- ization Society was held at the Spencerian College Hall last evening, and, as usual, the routine of the meeting was varied with music and addresses. ‘The music was furnished by Mra. H. H. Mills, Mrs, ‘Mathilde Waldecker, and the Spencerian College quartette, composed of Messrs. Spencer, Steele, Phillips, and Newman. The opening address was delivered by the president, Mr. AS. Pratt, who described the difficulties, struggles and success of the past year’s labors, and announced the principle that pauperism ts the direct fruit of almsgiving. A letter was read from Commissioner Webb, ex- pressing the hearty appreciation of the District Commissioners of the efficient work done by this ‘soctety in suj ‘and pauj declaring thelr anqualided admiration St ness methods used, and pledging the co-operation Of the District government in the work of the 3o- ty. ‘The , Mr. J.C. made a state- ment of the work of the year, of which the follow- wi ing is a : The number of cards now on Tpiot.in Mig Durean is 11,147; Bled reports during this year, 3,151; pumber of clironic paupers, erimi- nals, and delinquents, 2,901; cases investigated for citizens, 213; tnvestigated for churches, 25; 1n- vestigated’ for ‘charity organization ies Of other cities, 12; referred to proper churches, charities, OF persons, 70; applied for work, 107; refused Work when offered, 57; applied for feltet, 118; gave false addi 10; frauds ex 855 dangerous tramps vurned over to District authori- es, 26; accepted temporary employment, 15; Degiring letter-wrivers, 7; earthquake trauds,'s, ir. H.C. Spencer, the’ assistant treasurer, re Ported ‘that the "total receipts for the year amounted (0$777.46 and the disbursements $734.34, Jeaving $43.12 on hand, ‘The foilui contributions and membership fees were ieceived: J. 8. Swormstedt, $5; Elphonzo ‘Youngs, $5; Richard He: $5; Juo. Joy Kd- Son, $:MPs. A. S. Pratt, $5. Mrs. Maggie A. Spen- cer, 5; Mr. Rudoiph chmidt, $5; Mrs. Rudolph Goldschmidt, $5; Mr. 8. J. Lewis, $5. Rev. E. D. bantels deiivered an eloquent address on the ‘subject, “The New Charity,” taking the ground that the old charity, based on’ a literal in- Verpretation of gospei instructions, provides for the physical bo .y Uo the terrible injury of the Immortal Soul. The new charity ministers to the upbuilding Of the spiritual mantood and womanhood of the Tace, the development of the energies of the mind and thence outward Lo a true and worthy life,which needs no alms Mrs. Spencer gave an account of her experiences in investigating cases in the alleys and by-ways of Washington. 8..e said there should be no alleys as homes for human beings. ‘They are Seething “hot-beds of vagrancy, vice and crime. She Said there shoud be no short-term sentences to the work-house. One man, whose history for this Fear ls on the records of the society, Was Teported eleven Umes for various offenses, and is rearing a family of vagrants She said the 11,147 histories in the tlie bureau really represent 53,735 persons, sines the average family contains five persons, and the old grandinother, the cripple, the sick little girl are sent Out to veg for the abwe-Dodied at home. Omicers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: A. 8. Pratt, president; Mrs. Sara A. Spen- cer, B. Pickman Mann, vice presidents; Chas. A. James, treasurer; J. C.’ Pratt, general secretary; Kev. E. D. Daniels, organizing secretary; H. C: Spencer, assistant treasurer; Simon Wolf, S. S. Sheda, Eiphonzo Youngs, auditing committee. Board of managers—A. 8. Pratt, Sara A. Spencer, B, Pickman Mann, Chas. A. James, Simon Wolf, Burdette, 'J. C. Pratt, Elphonzo Youngs, Mrs. Ella Daniels, Rev. E. D. Daniels, E. Mor- Tison, I. C. Spencer, Clara Barton, Rudolph Gold- sehinidt, Chas. F. Keefer, Dr. Julian B. Hubbell, E. Kurtz Johnson, Louisa C, F. Mann, 8. 8. Shedd, Kev. Jos.” Keliy, ‘Dr. W. W. Granger, Mrs. H. H ‘Mills, Mrs, Constance Keefer, and Kate Pratt. ‘The Missing Telephone Papers. WHAT ME. KOGERS SAYS CONCERNING THEM. Mr. J. W. Rogers contradicts several of the state- ments made by Mr. Chandler in yesterday's STAR concerning the missing telephone papers. Mr. Chandler said that “as all the exhibits had been printed they could be suppiled. Mr. Rogers had the record printed, and 1t 1s absolutely correct.” Concerning this statement Mr. Rogers says: “The record cousists of a condensed synopsis of the Dill and also of some of the exuibits (condensed au breviated) Which pertain to th: demurrer only; While other partsof the bill and exhibits pertaining to the Anal cause are not printed at all in the Fecort, which Mr. Chandler says 1s absolutely cor- rect.” "Mr. Rogers lo says that the side be repre sents 15 put at a disadvantace at the hearing by the absence of the papers, because, the printed recor. being merely a condensation of the. plead- Ings, It Is often absointely necessary to refer to the Unprinted portions of the partially printed exhibits, aud asks, if tne Whole record can be made up froin his printed documents in the clerk's office, Why Mr. Chandler does not make it up at once and deliver it to Mr. Meigs. — October Weddings, ‘The marriage of Mr. Percy C. Bowen, of Hyatts- ville, Md., and Laura L. Dodd, of Washington, Iormerly of Loudoun County, Va., was solemnized yesterday in the presence of a large number of Felatives and friends of the contracting parties assembled inGrace M. E, Chureh South, corner Of 7th and A streets northeast. At tne appointed hour the bride and groom, attended by Mr. Chas, Guilford as best man, Messrs. Frank Dodd, Kobt. Vanhorne, Wm. Hummer, of Washington, and Satauel Durborow, of Philadelphia, ushers, en- tered the chureh ‘and proceeded slowly toward the altar, while Mendeisshon’s Wedding March was rendered by Mrs. L. McEihinney, who kindly Offered her services for the occasion. "The simple, Yet lnpressive, marriage ceremony of the Metho- ist Churca Wis performed by the Rev. J.C. astor of Grace church, assisted by tne Rev. G. D. Vhite, pastor of the M.E.Church South at Hyatts- Ville, dud immediately “upon its conclusion. the newly-wedded pair took their departure from Washington for a trip to the former home of the Dride, followed by the hearty good wishes of a host of friends. Mr. Jno. Abbott, of Milford, Det, and Miss Rosalie Nicholls were married idst evening at the residence of the bride's parents, 615. Est Capltur Sureet. ‘The c-remony was perform @ by Dr. donn Chestr. Owing to the recent death of the groom's mother, the wedding was strictly privaie. The young couple left vy the 11 o'clock train for an ex- Vended trip through the South, taking in Mexico. ‘Miss Fiorie Weich, of West Washington, aad Dr. ©. F. Welsh, of Martinsburg, W. Va, were mar- Tied at the residence of the bri 6's pareuts, 3307 N Street yesterday. The wedding took place at noon. ‘The parlors were handsomely decorated, the Win- dows darkened, and the room brilliantly lighted with gas, ‘The bride wore a travelling costume. Fathers Kelly and Rochefort, of the Trinity church, Georgetown, periormed ‘the marriage ser- vice. ‘The guests, about twenty-five in number, Sat down toa sumptuous wedding breakfast. ‘The center of the tabie bore a great fruit piece gar- nished with flowers, and ap extensive menu, In- eluding two wedding cakes, was served. ‘The wed- ding presents were handsome, especially those presented the bride by the sisters of the Visitation Convenc. ‘The bride and groom lett upon the 2 clock tran for New York, and on their return will go direct to Martinsburg, W. Va., their future home. Mr. emp, the stenographic clerk at jeadquarters, ‘and Miss same W. Mere- auth, of New Market, 'Md., were married at the resi- denge of the bride's parents at that place, on Wednesday, by Kev. M. G. Bulthis. ‘The young couple stared on a short honeymoon trip north: ward, taking in New York first, and will make ‘thetr'home in this ci Pe District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS. Capt. Griffin has cuiled the attention of the Commissioners to the fact that “when permits are to drive across sidewalks for temporary the curb and bricks are rarely properly Me recommends that the atenticn of be directed to the matter, PETITIONS DENIED. ‘The following peUtions have been dented by the District. Commissioners: D. O, C. Callahan’ and otuers fora well and pump on Whitney avenue and 7th street road “be: available for work of tl t char: & Son, SIS 43, street southwest more than @ gallons on th of ott 13 not allowed by law.” W. Bridge street, Anacostia, a loense tO m bie oil ina frame Rouse, Mr. M. 20 7th street, a perinit to store oli in WASH TRAYS IN DWE ‘The Comuissioners have writien Mr. 8, C. Clarke that the plumbing regulations require that wash trays in dwellings shall be of | non-absorbent material; but In View Of the fact’ that wooden have been already constructed the in- Spector of pluinbing recommends that they be per- mitted to reiwain, provided they are carefully lined with copper of galvanized iron, BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwistle as follows: Washington McLean, erect three brick dwelli 1425 L street and 901 and 903 15th street nore West; $50,000. Notley Anderson, erect brick office, 1408 G street northwest; $1,000. — ‘Tur Next ConveNtion To MEET IN Wasmtxa- <.—The American Street Railway Association continued its deliberations In Philadelphia yester, day. Moses Humphars, of Concord, Mass. said that he found cars of eight wheels could carry & heavier load and be propelled much easter than those of four Wheels, ‘The elght-wheel cars run more smoothly, he sald, and the day was not far distant when the eighit-wheel system Would be adopted altogether. After electing officers Wash- ington, D. C., Was decided upon as the next place of meciing. ” On motion of Mr. Hurt, of this city, the salary of the secretary-treasurer was in: creased 1 $1,500 per annum. —— IxpicreD UNDER THe Utam Law. — Yesterday, qmong the Jndictments found by the grand jury Was one under the Edinund’s act, ch: ‘nos, A. Littleford and Margaret Grifiia with adultery on the 16th of iver last. ‘The witnesses on the back of the indictnent are Joba W. Grifin, husband of Mrs. Grifin; Cora V. ter and Geo, Littleford, the daug Littletord; Mrs. Martha — Se winranion Pemarens ar Aucron— Welter 3. Hillam & Co., auctioneers, Will make sale wi was tendered Se Wed Nee Ber fees ae r. W. J. Newton at the A Mixed Assault Case. PARTIES TO AN AFFRAY ON THE AVENUE BEFORE JUDGE SNELL TO-DAY. ing Benjamin Thomas, cotored, and also with as- saulting OMicer Quinlan while the latter had him under arrest on the night of the stration, was called for trial in i | i BERE a by Ly 3 if Fi i ¢ RI a i B 8 i Tt i 4 i 5 i 5 : i 3 E 5 § i J & } i ! i { ay i is a ur dle TH it 3 | i i HH a E : swered, “Kili the white — of a—.” The col- ored man then struck witness with a club, break- ing his hat, and defendant struck him. He'said he ‘struck Thomas with his fist and not with a plece of pipe; that a large crowd of negroes soon gathered, and eight or ten fights were ‘on when the officer “arrested him. Defendant ‘sald he was knocked down and struck by several persons. wa Asan ana Sa Sn he Avenue clut wi Persons. He thought he saw the it, but could not swear that Thomas struck Rone Chas. A. Soveldo testified that he saw Rooney assisting Officer Quinlan, Witness did not see who threw the Preston Pearce testified that he saw a colored man strike Rooney, but did not see the pipe thrown. He thought the color: d man was Thom: Dut said {twas hard to distinguish ‘one colored man from another at night. Rich’d Anderson testified that he knew Thomas as a bruiser. He sald that Thomas was arrested for assaulting his sister-in-law, Dut the case was dis- dismissed. “Did you ever hear any other call him a Druiser?” asked Mr. Lavender. “Yes, sir,” he an- Swered. “Who,” asked the attorney, “His moth- er-in-law,” answered witness, ‘The Judge said that he was unable, trom the tes- ‘Umony, to tell where the blame rests in regard to the first cuse, and dismissed it, For the assault on the officer Rooney was fined $10. perth es Said the Child Was His, CURIOUS FREAKS 4 DRUNKEN MAN, ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court, the case of ‘Wm. McGuire, charged with having on the 14th of June last committed an assault on Chas. Albert Appleman, @ child of two-and-a-half years, by snatching it up from Judiciary Square and walk- ing off with it, was taken up. Mr. Howard Cla- gett appeared for the defendant. Miss Ella Kin- ‘Sey testified that the defendant took the child in el when 8! ion ran finally surrendering the child at the corner of 34 and F streets. Juno, G. Retsenger testified to seeing three men hoiding defendant, and Miss Kinsey said that he Was trying to get the child, and asked witness to get an officer; subsequently saw the defendant at The house of iiss K.,on 4th street, near F, and Witness fl collared him. The dant Was somewhat the influence of liquor. ‘Wm. Hanney testified to seelng defendant and Miss Kinsey contending over the child at 3d and F streets, and to Miss K. calling three men to her asstsiance, and Cue child Was taken from McGuire, He followed to Miss Kinsey’s house, when he said he would have the child; that it wus his. Jno. P. Appleman testifi-d as to the age of the chil For the defense, Rufus H. Darby, T. H. Heath and others testified that the reputation of the de~ fendant for peace and good oraer was Oilicer Nicholson testified as to making the ar- rest, and that defendant was very drunk and Wanted to fight Mr. Rvisinger ‘the detendant testified that he remembered be- ing in Judiciary Square on a bench when he was awakened by a party whotold him to go home, and he remembered nothing of the occurrence. Mr. Clagett made the potat as to whether volun- tary intoxication excused a man for crime, and the court sald 1t did not, Mr. Clagett, in his address to the jury, sald this Was a giganic attempt to make @ mountain out ot a mole bi. and the Government, uaving aban- doned Une kidnapping feature, no narm bad been done, and it was sluply a drunken treak. He asked that the jurors come to a commou-sense €o ie usion and render a Verdict of no uu A Mr. Lipscomb said he had no doubt the defend- ant dij uuttuteud to kidnap the chlid, but the taw bad beea violated, The court said that whether the defendant was intoxicated Or not Was of no co.isequence, and, If they beileve that he took up the cuild, the case Was inade out. ‘The jury found a verdict of “guilty,” with a Fecommendation to tue mercy of the court. ee Divorce Cases, Yesterday Jennie A. Smith filed a Dill for divorce from Edward M. Smith. She states that she hus Tesided here for the past two years; that her hus- band, Edward M. Smith, did live in’ New Carlisie, Onio, but his present whereabouts are unknown to her, and charges that he committed, about March, 1886, adultery at Earville, N.Y., and at other times elsewhere. She asks permission to resume her maiden uame of Jennie A. Berlingbame. Yesterday, Gen. Butler and 0. D. Burret, filed a Dil tn equity for C. E. Barber against Charlotte E- Barber nee Batules, to annul the marriage between tuem. ‘The complainant states that he has re- sided here five years, that defendant isa resident of Girard, Pa., that they were married October 20, 1886, at that place; that they came here and re- Sided as man and wife for six months when she returned to her parents, He avers that Mrs. Barber Prior to their marriage had contracted habits Which, continuing (up to tne time of Uhel mar. riage, resulted in her mental alenatioa and lunacy to such an extent as Lo render her incapable of en- tering into a Vahd contract of marriage; that sub- Sequent tothe marriage mental alicnation mani. fesied {tself In violent Mts of temper, in gross druukenuess and irrational acts. He ‘uerstore ‘asks tbat the marriage be annulled. The case of Kate 8. Tibvy against Charles E. Tribby, in which the compialnant asked a divorce from Ved and board, bas been disinissed by com. Platnanv’s solleton Air. FB Hay. ay lerrick, in the Equity Court, made a decree of divorce inthe case of Magy Walsh, nee McCormick, against Walter E. Walsh, giving’the complainant theticht to use her maiden ame. They Were married at St. Peter's church November 19, 1879, and she charged that in No- Yemb ¥, 1881, he wilfully and without cause aban doned Ler, and stuce Wat Ume he has been su tar Jost to pride and self as to become au outcast and beggar. Mr. E. B. Hay appeared for complainant, — , ‘The Courts, Cover ix GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Keardon agt. Reardon; appeal dis- ‘ sub missed. Clabaugh agt. King; argued und mitted. Equity Court—Judge Merrick. ‘Yesterday, Moran agt. Moran; Hugh Nelson ap- Prroday, Walsh agt. Walsh: divoreo. granted. o-day, Walsh agt. Walsh; divorce Bradley agt, Bradley ; Sale finally ratied. Wind- sor agt, Clare; leave to file amended bill, Poiice Covwt—Judge Snell, To-day, Matthew Quigl y, profanity; $5 or seven days. John Clark, Wistufbing religious meeting; Ho collateral forfelted. Annie Alles colored, dis. orderly conduct; perso Emily Jackson, do. ; collateral forfeited, a Affairs in West Washington. A Cmicken Tuer Cavour IN THE AcT.—Charles Frizzel, who resides above West Washington, has been missing chickens with rity, and’sus- pecting James Chase,who was in ls empioy,of the Thett laid In watt for Chase: and caughy hegi eats inthe actof stealing a chicken. Mr. Frizzel turned Chase over to the police, ‘GASOLINE EXPLOBION.— A can of gasoline exploded at the residence of Mr. Fickling,No. 1518 31st st this morning, while the servant was in the act making a fire, ‘The damage will not exceed $10. Xiamr Scuoot—The regular ‘session of Lintht- cum Instivute night will open next Monday evening in the new building on O street between of No, 3612 ‘Court Sst and 32d, “The Historic Succes- sion.” Edward ‘Harwood, He was fev We q W. Donatd fa York; Alexanéria Begertea tee Fan Bvaxive Sean, fee Disrnict CLAIMS ON TEE WasurxcTow Te ‘that Fr cetved nere tie tao Mtaay Bat Se Diserice Commissioners tor the tooa enon the sale of the Wi apd Alexandria Rail~ Foad a& $160,000 to At ¥. L, Smith for the ive tue District lumbia only a portion of the Te i amined to be one of the first liens upon. — Ducaanos oF Kirweut— Dougan Kidwal. Wo See ene ths for tion in July las, completed ais tem St bapeince: Jury had alse fided him $8, but be hea’ fo moaey Ang Juage Meade directed that tre say i a é| Ed i H Bg +H al surveyor, near St. Asaph Junction, track of half a mile, and will be in order close of next month.—The Alexandria fantry, the Hydraulion Steam Fire Engti camp ‘of confederate vet Tuesday to attend ‘corner the Lee monument at Richmond, . ‘Wits Fitep To-pay.—The will of the late V. Niles was filed to-day. He leaves his estate to his er Mary G., whom he names as executrix. ‘The will of the late Louisa L. Merrill, leaving the estate to her husband, Oliver R. Merrill, was also i FE; ie te i the WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely tea ‘book of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 lato Andcontains a wealth of general information, advertise ment ip colu At Grand Forks, Dak., the first snow of the sea- son fell yesterday. Teported several an 00 ¥ Ps AL oY L Puisy A = BOO t a rt mh A EHTS EE aa NNN PPE we TE 3 Suwww ep D ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomences. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum oF phosphate powdera SOLD omLy m Cams, Bova ‘Baxine PowpEs Co. 106 Wall strest, NX. 0c24 CLOTHING COMPANY, COR. 7TH AND G STS. Fors fine Dress Suit or Overcoat, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co, If you want to save $3 on 8 $10 Suit or Overcoat, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. If you want ood, strong working suit at $6, ora fine business suit at €8.50, goto the London & Liver- Poo! Clothing Co. If you want a fine Prince Albert Suit at @15, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. We will save youfrom $5 to 86 on #820 Suit or Overcoat, If yon want agood Suit or Overcoat for a Boy 13 to 18 years old at 85, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. Or, if you want afine Suit or Overcost at $9, fo to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. If you want a nice School Suit or Overcoat for a Boy 6 to 13 years old at $2.50, or fine Dress Suit or Over- coat at $5, go to the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, _019 Comer 7th and Gate. nw. Ix Hoc Trwone We are in ESM 33 fall armor, prepared for spy onslaught FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, The tat short and stout, These af sient canoe std leas ‘The erent and smell are one and “Dyked" by Adler on the brain. i do it LPT NHS, cath. do tt as well and at ao trifing an out “YOU MAY GO FURTHER AND FARE WORSE” VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, fn al that, to style, ft, excellence of material sid manufacture: o aay naiunht of prices wich are 80 ouldbe “Districe Bosson."’ to place oats OUR STANDARD ALOFT, To th , chagrin and heavy losses OF its ihetreteppinng would-be" Distet Bossea.* This in i . txThS, ig 29 “cunningly devised fable,” but “words of VICTOR BE ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7that. n.w., corner Mass, ave, Strictly One Price, ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m, New Tnrortariox, Furs, These goods are made of the fueat “Australian Wook, The yarn is spun by 8 new riick renders i to outwear: he market Come carly and sears SETH E. KING, Fine Men's Wear, 1410 Pe. ave.s wear Tanonna Derarrenr. My Special Importations for Fall and Winter new SoMa ti eau Pay Nees 015 WwW. baa Merc! Goes Hak WE Pe ARTHUR NATTAN ‘O19 Corner of Math and Y sd 20 Sun BEES w, OTD Somer 0S De eet nnd 20 and Dela Sw. Cooxrme Br Gus A fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES (G hand and for mle mhSi WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. G. T. Kum ‘TAILOR, 414978 8T.x. Ww. ‘ FALL STOCK Camsuaz Roszs PRIGE'S CREAM BLACK SILKS, good quality 75c., $1. sEQJAL SERGE, all colors, double width, 12 yards HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c, $1. ‘Twolve yards of Beautiful DRESS GOODS for $1.50 HEA’ GREY BLE nani Cuslourraorbe ba eiccrieat Bry, conde nome Sone meatgels were aby RTER 711 MARKET SPACE, near Tthot o13 ig Et THEY, $8 <P! Muy oes GO IE MM be AGED: ITs NO SMALL SATISFACTION TO Us TO KNOW THAT WE RETAIN OUR CUSTOMERS. UPON OUR BOOKS ARE ‘THE NAMES OF THOSE REPRESENTING ALL CONDITIONS OF FORTUNE— ‘THOSE WHO HAVE ENJOYED, AND ARE AVAILING THEMSELVES OF, OUR PE- CULIARLY EQUITABLE SYSTEM OF PARTIAL-PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS. WE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN ‘THE PROVISIONS OF OUR CREDIT SY8- TEM IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS; BUT THOSE WHO HAVE NEED OF FUBNI- TURE, STOVES, CARPETS, OR ANY KIND OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WILL FIND IT TO THEIR SPECIAL ADVAN- TAGE‘TO MAKE A PERSONAL EXAMI- NATION OF A SYSTEM OF EASY CREDIT WHICH WE HAVE CONDUCTED WITH THEIR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS ‘WITH SUCH UNEQUIVOCAL AND MU- TUAL SATISFACTION THAT WE ARE PLEASED TO BE ABLE TO STATE “THEY COME AGAIN.” WE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU. HOUSE & HERMANIS CasH AND CREDIT HOUSE ol-6w 921 AND 923 SEVENTH ST. X. W. Vex Arreactive READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘We are partuing our steady, legitimate course of trade, gathering in what bargains the market ‘e@fords and giving our patrons the full benefit ofall such purchases in desirable fabrics andof standard manufacture and reliable workman- abip. We only offer such clothing as will prove worthy of confidence, consequently we offer clothing that will be satiatactory to ur patrons, ‘Wecall special attention to our tailoring de- partment which ts filled with a very largeand varied Une of Cloths, Diagonals, Corkscrews, Buitings, Psntaloonings, &c, &¢, which we make'to order at very short notice, Shirts made Wworder. NOAH WALKER & 00, a (625 Peunsyivanie avenue ‘stour usually low prices, in large variety of styles, in . fine, medium, and cheap grades, at ‘TOPHAMTS TRUNK AMD HARKNESS FACTORY, 12931 Pensa, ove. .05¢ MNGIIEN maTR: + i tt a HY ; Fi the if q ’ i I HT | ; Bs BRE ing castors 88c., worth $2; large wash- 1b, 50 clothes-pins, clothes-iine, 1 washboard and 1 bottle blue, 9c. ;’ imported giass gas globes, all colors, 20¢. ; silver-plated ni Tings, 10c.; 3 bars a 1205 ‘chamber Indian Giue Sc. As good as any 10c, made, At The Fair, 812 7th st. B. W. sine JOR SALE NEW COTTAGE, TWO STORY AND attic, Oakland ave. nest ‘ave. ox- tended. grounds mod imps. KH. T. LEIPOLD, TSA ¥ st ow. o2d-8t R SALE OR RENT—HOUSE 906 L gach, mit Incladiug bets "Apply to W. Tis itn sea. ge: x Fat SALe ARG ATR MONTHLY PAYMENTS— ath at mock. Uenpenapecct Ree 2d are gk 708 ait oo. i ot Boon me noid this omthy "Addrem OWNEM, S13 OU se BLY. oars FOR SALE—HOUSES, ALL HOUSES ON 25TH ST. mesg Bhi FORD ‘Shoes, Lace or ‘Wide or Narrow Toe; ? ‘Tar Stax SHOE 1 726 7th st., between G and We will offer, for a few ten thousand Henry Clay Cigars 50 in a box; one box forvon 'M. & P. Merzoxn, 1 417710 st. a. Ww. G : a Indian G! ‘as any 10c. glue SALE—A VERY DES 2-STORY, BAY made At Tee Fete Sia feet awe ey ee ‘The Way to Make Money. “020-38 GEO, W. LINKINS, 19thand Het _ It you are in nos of Good, Stylish, Berviceable 6 SS SST AE i)-B00e s erent ‘whether for yourself ‘or for the little ones, at B Sid —residence of visit the Standard Shoe House, and if we cannot the iste Wan B Bhead EP GEG00 wale and 825 por from 2 cent on every pair of | month ren shoes or boows purciased trom us then we'go Do | "sso SETH A. HOLTON, Trustee. ‘solicit your We are selling: R_SALE—CHEAP—344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. "A Men's Good Caf shoe at $17. ood basins woot Sots feet ‘A Mep’s Fine Calf Boot at 61.80. ep. house ‘igtect, Toots Brick Stable. Price ‘A Men’s Extra Fine Ca.f Boot at $2.68. ‘$15,000; 87,000 cash; ‘balance one. two sud three = pa Ea i oS etbew. Stes Dougie cleewnere, “x guarant ¢ ein every | [PORSALE-CHEAT-TWO NE OOM BRICK @ with ev F = Dalr of our $1.90 Ladies’ Kid or Goat Button. In | At Houses on N st, bet. 2d and Stier woras 708 Oona Grannage Sees Hoos, oe street, between streets } SALE THREE SMALL HOUSES ON pipe eegenl| a males AU The Fates Sie 70h Seon, we oy Ee | Setosite *cvic PaMKER, 95 und E nn aw SSS [JOR SALE—CHEAP—0636 B ST. NE. SIX ROOMS hanicand: sot craber claims cerrapius aad pr | touts heats rand Massa ard c ise fronts shucked’ clean und fresh every aien of all Kinds, delivered free to ail | _018-<t* elty. N. WHITE & Co, 621 B st, n. FRANKLE & Co., Props, So our sale still continues. mered Umbrella 98c, Handsome, decorated Dinner end ‘Tea Sets, 190 }13.98. Husldsoans becorsted ‘Tea Sets, 56 pleces, $3.75, \asome decorated Chamber Sets, $2.98. far Hampers, 8c. 420 axp 422 Exeverte St. ‘Have ‘unsurpassed facilities for the execution of Print- ‘Weahingtom Riding Academy, to be opened about Nov. 2, at the cor. of 22d and Pats. p.w. PROF. H. OLIVER, f late of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club, of New York. PROF. C. GILLMAN, Jate with Hippodrome Francais of Paria, for boarding borees, and ample storage room for car- ‘Books Sor yearly subscribers are now open st the pas- yore of cor. 1 ‘Mr, Geo. White, with Woodward & Lothrop, Feta. n. w..and st the officeof Jas. D, 1003 ¥ st., where 5 3 R SALE OR RENT—! rooms, 2 squares fr m the Capitol: 15 feet side aud 30 feet back alley and S.able.one quare from cars dice on east Capitel at. inquire 401 Benpeyi tunis eve. it kitaae aire 481 Sonos R_SALE-SPLENDID PIECE OF BUSINESS Troperty. on corner, in northwest and ou liue of sirvet rw faytng ina, pegcontage and ob wood toa. value *HOFIY & Dik. 019-10t 1301 F st. RoR: —A HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE, JURT ota complzted SPLENDIDLY LOCATED TX TBE NORTH WESTERN FART OF THE CITY, AND OVERLOOKING A GOVERNMENT RESERVATION ; Dailt most substantially. hardwood mantels with tle 813.506 — YALE w 36H "eg So een = ‘4-8 PRATT & SONS, 018-6 _* © The Sun Bulldine. LOR SALE-WITHIN ONE SQUAKE OF DU- pont Circle, eleven-room Brick Derlitug. modern JOR SALE—@1.500—FOUR (4) NE eaten Pee ty Bright ‘pri ‘er 200 each on FOR SALE ‘roken and Tacks, trote, si wale wel, dette ; sinule or double. 5 can ride or drive bin potnd and handsome. coi Roree tor afew days on ‘tral MARAT AN JOR SALE—CLOSING-OUT SALE T @itaL for for-sale, as survivine partite uke Sta! ORME & SONR the stock an] Brians eA Penuayivapia ave. This stock in soins che coutguts of a grocery store, sousints af ety. he Sad fers ne tmnported Braidien Wiaar wie oe fond Liquors JAS? Porter. WM OIE & SONS oR ‘A GRAND BARGAIN « 1 (Cur round corner Rosewood Sauare Gand ba octaves, carved legn. etn Fach tour and fully guaranteed. for a msc ince pee 21) 4450 cog ertudine cover abd’ sic or €30 fa monthly payments. Owner leaving the Sirare opportunity and should be ern « Tue fiaug cost wew @000, and his boon Well taken care ude THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKE = Grand Pato: ALTin perfect JOR SALE—A 54-INCB LUDGE BICYCLE IN ex: Sellen ‘condition. Apply to JANILOK 40y JOR SALE— GROCERY AND LIQUOR stToxey Fp Saar a eer am of custom. will beeokd Low to capt County “Leaith caume of Fetiring. AppIy =o BROs,vihand Deane a (@ HORSE 15 waNve seven years old. weil uroken tall barnems. bd Gan‘te soon st stable In rear a0 F'stace sft 70M, SALA A HANDSOME SORREL bie fur eadttie or . ply at Stable, rear of 1710 I st; entrance from « olo-ate FS SALE “STOCK FIXTURE AND 1 ASK OF OWLING, Auctioneer. wey lee MR SALE_HORSE, BUGGY, HAEN Ero ai ire ‘and in “rst ™. Cl ‘wail or livered. “WAU'SHITE 724 Sd ot. ne, SALE—LOTS 22 AND 23 SQUARE 154 PoE eat eE AN ThanE ONE oR BALE TRI + y Ts Fen ip INTER CARRIAGES ark fa aS SINTER Cake Sa robes, vou San age WEEN RAS Tia a SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES P. histo x young draft Bdratt horses BLEGEL & QUIG! 1-1? Fe SALE—BED FEATHERS isc Fi choice, new, and clean. Also, Geese Feathers, Mat- Ureanca, &°, at lowest Orders by tail aud otte iyi baad Maia aie Basse POk SALE-A LADY HAVING LEFT THe Cire on aa Plane very low. Cail at inan Hace, nw. from 10@.m to 3p.m. 0 Muni A ChAKKE & 3m Calugraphs omen, WSF wt tw SALE—FALL AND WINTER ©. Nl AND SECOND HAND. OF Se EV ety Desciar tox Poe mac ey tert ae _05-3m REAR NATIONAL MOPED. JOR SALE—CHEAPE 1 r carnewes, and GEYER, 406 Pave EE ON TOK SALE CAMIAGES.PHAETONS, ANB jor eale and built tc onder, mito. peites iwodereta, “At PRABCI © LAGt {oR ‘Geonretown Benge. Dayton toa four-horee truck. box alty’ special Unders-promvtly executed’ 3 HiGBEY, otttand New turk ewe? - JOR SALE-SINGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND ‘Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariums, sod Piau P rT ave. tins wagouus, doctors ind lnibes” piano. Tepe Tewurchos, goods sold on aay teria. 33 CoUK, CS ___ ous J}OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE ne evords all Fe atleudenoe io foes of tue og rol fad. Beud for eumeulad ‘D. BALLAUP, Avent 751 7th at Two new five-room Brick Houses; lots 12 “water, reutiug for $10 each. price 61. rf thug for Brice #! JOR SALE—FIVE HOUSES IN N.W. SECTIC er "ve rom, water, ac rented at 3130 ber 2000."ou easy. terme, GIESTON. we. cor Oth apd La ave. olg-lw* t i stances We cal | hake terang ceay and satisfactory, thereby giving the | purchaser'an opportunity to buy with s sinafl wadition | Yo the Fental value of the cy. ‘ fast. bear Maas ave. with bay win- stone trimmings, cellar. back build- 1, latroue, rauuge, Wate tuasitels, aud aud beautiful house; under lease $300 per year: price 3,500. "New house on latrobe, slate aud wood plate mirror; rented $240 per year; price 00. fw 6-room house on Fst. near 24 st. ne..2-story and Vasciuent, as, water, Iatiube, elate aiid wood miaie Se et She tiemen rica tae eter Porat 2 ARMROWEH SSN TTS rene, SALE—LOUK AT T! iDSUME ROW SADE LOOK AE THAT HANDSOME "3 YSIS tol Hill either tor investments or | ‘circum: f TO LOAN. IT. 104% 900.000 1x ON. ‘Cent, on quod real estate 1 20-1 eee sous BBs ‘USEY TO Las. | oI ‘uate olf 10,000—TO LOAN 000 ON REAL ESTATE. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. No WM. H. DEMPSEY, Broker, 1424 New Vork ave ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KATIS OF IN- terest. ou appruved real estate situate in the inct of Columbia. No delay when security i= FRANCIS MOH, #2-2m___ Real Estateand Loans, 13:51 4 st. iw | $100,000 rntett.0%, Mee eee G. H. WHile & CO, B22 N. Charles nt. Halumore, Nb & THOMPSON, 1313 F st, Adjoming Sux i i t E f d uy NDS TO LOAN OM Teal evtate security, is ous to wa OHNSTON, 738 15thet. nw ONEY TO LOAN GN KEAL ESTATE IN SUMS Wo SWE OE went rate of utara ay comer 10th and F sts. mw. VevobALes tare anid GEO. W LINKING. cor. Hand 19thete suse @tutesccuny. Fase, See ———y NSS | Mower saraer orm BaP oa See re | ee saletten pooper, DG. cy Pe seine = Fiat 010-1m SUBURBAN PROPERTY. i Foe brs FRE or is ue ree (Just received AS ‘A MALY TON OF ELEGANT EVAPORATED CARS _ ea> (€28 Oth street norte, ,