EVENING STAR. TUPSDAY. Weather Probabitities To-day, Orrice oF Cater St WASHING « For the midsle st falling tarome hwest to northwest towed by pressure to-night with rain in and inereasing cloudiness and occasional rain in the middle states. « Locals. Robert OF was yestentay Tilted to practice at the bar of the Supreme CFs Rew Jeney repablican exrentivecom New Jersey repu - mitice last evening elected W. V. 8. Wilsor chairman and Colonel J. R. Downing, see. retary. Chief Engineer Cronin. of ovr fire depart- ment. was yesterday nominated for a vice- ident of the convention of fire engineers in New York. Mr. Patrick McGreevy, formerly drum or Of the United States marine corps, and ding in Wasvington, diet in Brooklyn, N.Y..on Te of 7% years. Co. A. Washington Light Infentry, last night declined the invitation to visit Rieh- mend on the oecasion of unveiling the Jack- sen statue, transm!tted by,Co. F, ist Virginia regiment. B. L. Hastings wil! preach at the Foundry Church this evening. Subject, «Power From on High,” when he will probably give some ofthis views on the subject of revivals of re- ligien. Officers were elected by the Columbia Fish- ing club at a recent mecting as follows: Captain John P. Barrett, president; C. King, vice tad Kauffman. treasurer; Miller, and Reynolds, election committee. About § o’eioek last night the shifting en- Sine of the B. and P. R. R jumped the track ‘on th street, and caused the mail train due | at 10 o'clock to land tho passengers on Maine avenue. The engine was righted in a tittle | ume. of te alumni of the medical of Georgetown College, last eve- John Eéwin Mason was elected ning, orater to represent thesocicty next spring; and Dr. F. J. Morphy read an interesting Tr on Pret icasm ta. Mela eet he seen ot we Reform sehoe! at Lincoln Hall last evening Mesers. Ward and Blaine, formerly employed at the school, came porroraily before the board, to make a state-nent In relation to their em- joyment and jiseharge from the schret. Matter was referred to a committee for Investigation. Marriend Evangelieat Lutheran *yred, which embraces all the eburches of t denomination in this city, meets in convention #t Grafton, West Virginia, to- morrow. Thro Memorial Church will be rep- resented by James R. Graham, esq. There are about 1.60 communicants connected With this synod. In our yesterday's item of the “dai named as the driver of the horse and ear- ringe. The careless driver was a colored man. and Mr. Merrill was a pedestrian wit ness to the accident who enacted the part of | the geod Samaritan and cz boy to the drug store. tried the iojured THE GRFAT FALts Ick Compan recent meeting adopted a resolution to aban- don its works at the Great Falls and remove the buildings to Analostan Island. At the lime this company leased the ground at the Fails freight from Boston to this port was $4 per ton. It is now only twenty cents per te ly as cheap as transportation per canal from the Great Falls to its depot in this city; And the theory Is that a better quality of Ice ean generally be depended on from Boston or the Kennebec river, and at leas cost than our own product. The company will retain its werks at Analostan Isiand, and extend its feeilities for harvesting ice whenever the xersons favor. The past season has been one of unusual profit. The work of demolition has already been*t commenced on the build- ipgs at Great Falls, and before the expira- tion of the present lease everything beleng- ing to the company will have been removed to Analostan Island. a THE “ RAILROAD CASE” IN THE Pentce Covrt.— In yesterday's mention of “a ratl- road case” culing witness, James W. Barnes, is reported as testifying that: “These pack»ges he claimed, and he showed «he cashier the becessary papers, but the agent (Mr. Koontz refused fo let him take them.” Mr. Hale. the cashier of the B. and 0 freight office in this city, writes to say that this should have read as follows packages were demand was based. The cashier declined to deliver on the papers presented, upon the ground that the alleged agent of the shipper did not present the original oil of iarting © order of the consignee. The cashier referre! Mr. Barnes to the general agent, who con firmed the cashier's allow the removal of the property.” bead cst 5 THE SOUTHERN MARYAND RATLROAD.— Some weeks ago Messrs. Starr ana Eider and other creditors of the Southern Mary lan. Railroad company, filed a bill for an injuae- tion and receiver,on which @ preliminary restraining order was made,and Mr. N. F. Cieary appointed receiver.’ The case was argued about three weeks since, this morning Judge Olin, in the Equity Court. made an order setting aside the restraining order and discharging the receiver, directing | hu to report his acts to the court. will, as far asthe Dis back into the hands of Col. S. 8. Sracot a the other officers, but In Marylar bas been continued te Janugry next. pestis A WERTING OF Tite SIXTH-STREFT BAP- CHURCH COLOKED) Was beid lax ke act tn prence t their p . Kev. Wm. H. Lee. Edwerd Freeman Was ciected moderator, and &. E. Gi clerk. The chairman ‘stated that as the Meeting was held on aceount of Mr. Lee, who was present, they would now like to hear from him. Theretpon Mr. Lee left the butiding. As there was no resignation to take action upon, the meeting & reso- Intion “toat the services of Rev. William H. Lee be no longer required in this church.” Kev. R. 8. Laws, of Virginia. was called to officiate in the piace of Rev. Wm. 1. Lee. The real i he case ——_o—__ GS AXD TEUST adividend November The ts is THE FREEDMEN’s Savrs ComPaxy will commence paying of twenty per cent. on the Ist of retofore stated in THE STA ienumber of open deposit acco 1,14. The present liabilities ares2.053 7 The amount of the first dividend to be pall as above sieted is $041,109.87. There are About 5,00 accounts of less than one dolla at least 15.000 accounts less than five ars each. h pressed to get ready for payment by the Ist of November no claims should be pre- sented or ferwarled before that time. FRACTURED BY A ‘ afternoon a difficntty took place at the corner of 5th and I streets Borthwest, between a white man named Jon Alcorn and ored man named Watt hieh the latter threw @ we former on the forehead, isskall. Dr. RG. Mauss dressed . Which is considered of a serious Mf not fatal nature, after which the injured man Was conveyed to his home, corner of “th and Boundary streets. Hawkins was ar- rested and locked up for a hearing —_<- Narrow Excarror Cot. Mosrny—war this an Attempted Assassination —Yesteriay afternoon, as tbe north bound train on the Virginia "Midland railroad was Warrenton Junction some miscreant Cred a rifle shot at the train and the glass near the seat of Col. Joba S. Moseby, but fortunate- ly itstruck no one. It 18 not positively Known, but it is sapposed. tuat the shot was net aimed at any particular passenger, and was fred simply as a wanton act. itis re- ried Ubat several times lately attempts ve been made to chrow the traius off. yeahs ealesnanis Crrevit Court JcvRoRs—The following jurors have been drawn by the cierk for the October term of the Cireait Court: William Son. Stephen Dh tartiens, aie Looe, son. . y owald, djonn E. Cox, Wiiltam H. Jono W inebe: H. Gray, Janes 0. ater, J Robert C. Hewitt, and John F! —._—— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Hezekiab ur and Cecilia Jefferson; W. L. Barr and A.L. Mann; Thos. E. N and Lizzie English; Isaae M. Leary, of West Va., and Sadie i. Keys; Wilitam Draley and Maggie Brown; Isaiah Butier and Maegie Branson; Peter Wallach and Rosetia Wal lace, Henry Sims and Ellen Thor c |. Smiley, of Perry county, Pa., and Emit M. Ferguson; John K. Kolff and Sarah J. Blundor; J. Lambert Jarboe, of Prince George, Md., and Margaret A. Paumphrey. peseresars recast THE PATEST Jacavetine Corser, so bigh!y recommended by all dress-makers a3 ohn Shea, Hickey. the most perfect Sitting, are soit by Taylor « Hutty,.%@ Pennsylvania avenus, Priceoniy one collar per patr. t At Heurrer field ginsses. 7 Fall TO Visit THE NEW STOR BOGA No. 1044 Severe Retween New ¥ S/-Thes are now offering SPROLAL BA. TIRACTIONS in ali Kinds DRY e@eenps, ‘Their ONE PRICK, CASH SYSTEM, affords ene- tomers errry of Low FAIRDRALING Test LOW PRICES aca Ais sgents for Mme. Demorest's oa. ang’ tr “1 DS and PLATN COLORS: trecelved at che cheapest CONNOLLY S pp. Patent Mow. BEAINS of HON MD atreet, LADIES’ GOODS. » BONNETS AND Hats TAURSDAY, ocTORE | iy MESS MOCOR MICK, OKTES 905 Poanssivants Aver , Up Seatr WILL OPEN PREN for the Fall and W zt ter JUST RECEIVED varied assortme 2, 3, and 4 Button ge N KID GLOVES wy MRS. M. J. HUNT, 821 and 623 D street. ete ameortment oct?-tr N bs PP of FELT ¥ and OST Flowers and Bir RIBBONS. Special attention ei Ts a BS. Frene ELVETS, SILKS and mn to orders Me-J FP PALME bereaen itp LADLES’ SHOES MADE TO 08 ar VER™MILYVA’S, 610 9 oT Afpeasortmentef WINTER BOOTS for «ale at Drices ranging fr. m $5 to $7. sept tin u Starer Noxtnw Nou ats Ppowite the Parent mice SNSRET, LY * a \pME_© P jes Mies Baty Will open a choice Panis Felt On TUREDAY « Dissetverrow ‘he Co partnersht firm name of LOCK om. October Sth wept? heretofore existing wi the 000, HUFTY & Tay: this day DISSOLVED by mutnal consent. FR. CPs HOFTY and RICHAKD 1. TAYLOR arealone Sutborized to sic» tn liquidation, All persons in- dcbted tothe Inte rm are requested to please mako s eetdlement at once CHARLES L. Lock Woop, FRANCIS HUFTY BICHARD H. TAYLOR. Washington, Angost 51, 1575, CO PARTNERSHIP x pace this day Soman © Co-pare stirm name of TAYLOR & HUF ontinge the basiness of LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING BUUDS, snd the manufacturing of the celebrated PALMER'S: PATENT DOUBLE YORE SHIRT. KICHARD H. TAYLOR, FRANOIS HUPTY. 943 Penneyivanis avenne. _ Washington, September 1, 1675. eepi8-4&K im YK LACKS AND PASSA. Large stock fom import pest store in the city. CON Patent Ofice. 23 Sun MBS. Seuma RvPrER De ER IN Lot of Canton Flannels at We. per yd, choap at 120 +, White Bed Spreads, very cheap. A large and beant Dress Gords. Iain (the n+ weet things out). Ladies "oder wear in great varicty, Gents W! Ooliars Putte, Veiling in the new si Hosiery and Hakfs; Blankets, all ices and 7 ties. | Comforts; White and Red Flannel; Certain Laces j im the new patterns: Tabic Damask, and new styles of Wine th. Brown and Bleached She t tpg. all widths; best 44 Brown and Bleached Cotton in the market for 19 aud 12c.; cheap lot of ‘Towrls aod Toweling Cloth and Cassimere for men and boys, Tapestry. Brassels.3 Ply and Tngraia Carpets Velvet atid Brussels Rugs, and 4,5, 6 aud S quarter il Cloth. Our goods have all been purchased for each. chesp ancan be bonght, hence we are prepat i 1d to sell them as low as any house in this city Call and eatisfy yourselves as to the correctness of what we state, LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Penn ave., cor. 20th street: Pr THIS CHEAP: plaidand | nd ¢ | Shi | | i] | | | | | sep2o ow Large lot dontie DAMASK TOWELS, all linen, large seze. 25 conte Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF. 7: Nearly one yard wide fine CHINTZ CALICO, im navy dlue, 12 cents. TER CA 707 MARKET SPACER Very fine double fold biack ALPACA, 37 cents, worth 62 cents. Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, s7 cents; very cheap. New tall and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids, szees, plain Goud OANTON FLANNEL, W cents. Excellent CALICO, in short lemgths, 6 cents, worth W0 cents. Splevaid yard wide bleached COTTON, tm short lepgth, 0 cente, worth 1259 cents, Splerdid white BLANKETS, $ eo ASIMERES, CLOTHS, for men and boys, cents, Large TOWELS, 12 cents: b 12 cents: LINEN NAPKINS, 6 KFRCBIEBS. 6 conts. BLAOK SILK very cheap SEConD GBAND OPENING F NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, Having jost returned from New York with au im- Meuse sock of Dry Goods. bought fally 15 per cont Jess than last month's prices, aud we will offer the Spine 19 per cout. lees than any house south of New orl GRAND OPENING (OF LADIES NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS. Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods, 12 and 5c. orker Piald. only 2c, vy STOCKINGS, ts, Linen HAND- ops tr Piecen south srotho compan, | CORRES BREE OTH near 7th m., |, $50. & yard, solid ool- * comm NEE ce, N®Y¥ DRY GooDs. 2% cents ont up. saci and MEBINOS and OASHMERES, from 75 cente to 81.50. Cos gl for men and boys from 80 cents to 82.0 per BLANKETS, from $3 to $20 per pair. Brecha and other new style SHAWLS, One case Gutta Percha ANKETS at 75 cents a piece, price $138. very family without, dren should have ove gHLACK BILK, $140. $175, and §2-great bar- @QSRPETS, OLLCLOTHS, and MATTINGS— Cail and examine before purchasing elsewhere, oL URGE J, JOHNSON & €0,, 711 MARKET SPacR, D 4 AS EMBBOID- NTOWN WOOL, German and Pome GYALNS, WOKSTED GOODS, CA TERNS, and all MA 4L for & RING Worsted Fringes Braids N ” Silk, Mohair, and Worsted STAMPING promptly execated 614 9b street, cpposite Patent Ufice Bo bran sep3) 3m i PROFESSIONAL. B. ¥ eEsut0s ¥.L. Stuy LEIGHTON & SUMMY. ATTORNEYS AT LAW __ Office: 33 Ge st. n. w., Washington. ave LAWVER tering ret Ae the city, will reenme the Practice of Medicti former office—1731 Pennsylvania aoe eopll-im LOOUIS, DEN a M. HAS REMOVED Bi OFFIOR a to bis residence, 1229 N street corner 13th DOTthy eet 1 SHE n SonOPFER s SpERaEE FRESCO. DECORATIVE and o OBNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. SPECIMEN KOUM. 310 ‘street northwest, jnntily WASHINGTON. D. 0. oc2-Imn z PIANOS, &c. ', DAVIs & 00'S abt V15 00S PIARO=colebrated solidity of consrection, for eae om OR 9th street porthwest. 569-001; jaare above Patent Uihre.) ust ruments tuned and re} NEWGOODS,. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR $25 TO $100. SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., n 106 F ®TREET. eopt0-tr | PEACH BRANDY.

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