THE CAPITAL» VOLUME IX. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., SEPTEMBEE, 21, 1879. NTJMBEH 30.

rebuilt, enlarged and male elegant and presentable. a vote, and the diablerie of his originality blends with THE GRANT BOOM. A strong detachment of polfoe, under command o THE CAPITAL, On which the Star folks are to be congratulated ; bit the honest dash of a genuineness of a good-hearted- Chief Ktrkpatrlok, Grand Marshal Major General PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY W. L. Eliot-, with a brilliant retinue of aids, volunteer why don't the owners " go better" on that little enter- ness to win men to him. He Is a good fellow Is Ben. ULYS. IN RAH FRANCISCO — PARTICU- officers, soldiers and sailors of the warof the rebellion, THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, prise—build a model newspaper establishment, in and a philanthropist, If It were only for the reason that LARS OF IIIS RECEPTION. inoludlng ex-Confederate sold'ers and sailors, second 937 » street, Washington, ». C. architectural exterior finish Imposing, a thing of his style of beauty will never break up a family, and SAN FRANCISCO, September 20—3:25 p. m.—The brigade of the national guard, Oakland light cavalry m steamer City ot Toklo Is telegraphed as thirty miles an escort, carriage containing General Grant and beauty,which we may point out to strangers as a mon- his photograph is Invaluable to parents to scare their Mayor Bryant, followed by veterans of the Mexican DONN PIATT, . ¿1 . . .. . EDITOR. outside ot the Heads. ument of successful American journalism? To an children with. At the moment of the alarm giving notioe of the war as a guard ot honor, board of supervisors and outsider It would seem that a concern which pays a approach of the Cfty of Tokio was struck, the exeo executive committee, veterans of the warof 1812, regu- TERMS : Per year, (Including postage,) $2.50 ; sir THE mysterious disappearance of James Redpath, utive committee havlnir charge of the demonstration lar troops of the United States army, his excel- months, $1.50 ; three months, 75 oents—In advance. handsome dividend, say thirty to lorty thousand dol- journalist, agitator and lecture manager, gives every were in setsion at the Palace Hotel, warmly discuss- limy Governor Irwin and staff; Major General' lars per annum, distributable to but three parties, ing the question of carrying out the programme to- McDowell and staff, Commodore E. R. Calhoun ol! Single copies, 5 cents. reason to the belief that James has suicided. He was an the United States navy and stsff, judges ot the Su- could alford to erect a handsome building for its busi- morrow in case of the .steamer's arrival in time, or CLUBS : Ten copies to one address, (120 In advanoe, eccentric man, of strong Individualization, and would deferring It until Monday. The first stroke of the bell preme Court of the United States, of the United with one copy free. Twenty copies to one address, $35 ness purposes—" if they had a mind to." Hope 1 suicide on the slightest provocation, 11 he considered It ended the disoussion. It was three quarters of an States Circuit Court and district Judges of the Ninth don't Intrude. hour later than the limit that bad been previously circuit, committees on parade and decoration and In advance, with one copy free. essential to the fulfillment of the material fitness of determined upon, but It was at once resolved to carry other oommlttees connected with the reception. United —In a communication upon public school matters things. His has been a life of vagaries, and his ex- out the demonstration Immediately, in view of the States Senators and Representatives to Congress, perience has been that of a fanatic. As an Aboli- lateness of the hour all preconoerted limits of time foreign consuls, offioers of the Untted States army my attention is directed to the alleged prevalence will be contracted. A flotilla of steamers and yachts and navy and Marine corps, judges of the Supreme- CHRONICLES OF THE DAY. among children of myopy or short-slghtedaess, and tionist he was, while honest, rabid and extreme; he will leave the city front at 4:15 o'clook, and It is ex- Court of California and of tbe District Courts, United States district attorney and assistants, registrars in the fact that this disease, Incurable as It has proven to was one of old Ossawottomle Brown's associates in pected that the landing will be effected at half-past —It appears Irom comparison of notes daring the six or seven o'clock. The line of march will then be bankruptcy. United States marshal and deputies, col- be, is upon the Increase. The causes of this disease Kansas, and an earnest, hot-blooded Radloal during lector of customs, surveyor of the nort, naval officer, past week that certain ex-paving and other ex-con- taken up, and a general Illumination will compensate are found in the character of light or mode of lighting the war; one of the inciters, not the fighters; though for the absence of sunlight. United States Treasurer and surveyor General- tractors who did work for the old Board ot Public United States Collector of Internal Revenue the school rooms, construction of the lids or tops of the reason he did not fight was not through any tear Work«, and some who have had fat contraots since the SAN FRANCISCO, September 20.—Immediately on and deputies, postmaster and deputies. State the desks, &c., &c. In the Brooklyn polytechnic of risking life, but because he knew that his hate receipt ot the Intelligence that the City of Toklo was offloere, olty and county officers, California Pioneers, golden days of that board, are combining qnletly to nearlng port, the reception committee, consisting of schools the percentage of near-sighted students was could better batten as a civil agitator. Of course, like Territorial Pioneers, board of trade, city authorities o& move upon the President, upon the I ¡liter's return, to Frank M. Pixby. ex-Senaror Cole, General Miller and Stockton, committee of citizens of Saoramento, Span- found to be 9.2 In the academic and 21.8 in the col- all men of his sort, Redpath was a socialist In his prevent the appointment of Mr. French to be a com- P. B. Cornwall, repaired to the tug Miller Griffith, ish Benevolent Society, Oakland oity authorities, legiate. In Cincinnati in the district sohools 13.3 per ideas, both as to moral and domestic existence; henee lying with steam up at the Pnclflc mall dock, and at board of trustees of the olty of Benlcia University, missioner of the District. Of course these patriotic once started to meet the incoming steamer. The battalion Garibaldi Guard, Italian Bersogherl, Aus- centum, in the Immediate 13.8,¡and In the high and he was divorced some five years ago. He belonged to' ex-contractors will not oall upon Mr. Hayes in propria Griffith stood well out to sea. and several miles out- trian Ysegers, German Fusileers, St. Patrick's Cadets, normal schools 22.8 per centum were near-sighted. that breed ot people who know too much to be as their side the Heads met the Tohio coming In. The Italian Fishermen, Patriotic Sons ot America, dele- persona, but they are to put In an appearance by Other statistics, from New York and from foreign fathers were, and too little to know as much as God. tug drew alongside, and the executive committee, gation of the fire department, messenger boys, Pacific proxy; It wouldn't be politic for the principals to quarantine officer and customs officials and a number Club, Union League. McClellan Legion, Occidental cities, are furnished of the same character. This is a They believe Implicitly and emphatically that they come upon the surface, tor some of them have a very ot renresentatives ol the press boarded her. No oere- Club, Second Ward Republican Club, Eureka Club most Important subject, one which addresses itself to are possessed of the former amount ot Intelligence, mony was observed, except the general shaking of German Republican Club, Mutual Benevolent As- bad status, as tradition goes, among the District offi- hands, and after the committee had announced the the consideration of our trustees of public schools. but could not for the world admit the latter proposi- sociation, West .Indian Benevolent Association, cials, and there is reason to believe the President has object of their visit, and Informed General Grant of Oakland L. and H. Society, school ohildren, Handel The disease may not be so general In Wsshington as tion. Facts prove, and the facts of all of their lives been apprised of the yet to be developed rottenness of the reoeptlon prepared 'or him, the conversation and Hayden Society, Nellie Grant Invlnolbles, Grant In the other places named; but myopos are numerous evince, that they are, In the long run of 'ife, distanced became general as the City of Toklo continued her Invlnclbles, an organization not yet reported; steam District aiialrs, in which the paving and-other ex-con- oourse. calliope and bells. Amid tremendous cheers of the among adults, we all know, and there Is medical au- by the people who believe that Jesus Christ was the tractors are Involved. There are some suits pending crowd, discharge of cannon, ringing of bells and thority tor saying that myopia is transmissible Irom best teacher of men, and that the greatest expanse of Soon after the Government steamer McPherEOn screaming of whistles, the prooeeslon started up Mar which, I am informed., but remotely indicate the came alongside, and Major General McDowell, com- parent to child. How much of the disease arises from human Intellect covtd not even theorize a plan of life ket street. Bonfires blazed at street corners illumi- short-comings of parties who did work for the Dls manding the division of the Pacific, accompanied by nation-lit up every window, and the glare of Roman Imperfect lighting, desks, &c., In sohool rooms, should that would prove a marker to the merest sentence of his staff, boarded the Toklo, and rejoined his old trlct.; -other cases are under advisement whlob, If candles and electric lights made the broad thorough- be Inquired Into. that one who walked earth for a moment as a man, comrade-in-arms. While this was occurring the gen- fare as 1 right as day. published, would lurnlsh mighty interesting reading eral committee of arrangements, with several thou- to show man what humanity can be. We beg God's sand Invited guests, assembled on board the large hereabouts. Of this matter, however, more anon. —United States Treasurer G-lltillan has commenced pardon for bringing in 'any religious allusion in asso side-wheel Pacific steamer Chfna and a number of The appointment ot Mr. French wouldn't be healthy Under a continuous archway of flags, banners and drawing the checks upon the assistant treasurer at elation with Redpath. He was a fanatic, and very' small steamers, while togs took the squadrons of the festooned draperies the procession moved up Market for these Inculpated persons; so they have decided— San Francisco and Pacific Yacht Cluos In tow, and New York, tío pay the quarter's Interest due holders of cruel in his tanaticsm, but he was honest and genuine started down the channel. In the meantime It seemed street to Montgomery, and turned down the latter though their special reasons are not given—and they street. Crowds blocked the sidewalk, cheer after United States four per centj bonds on the 1st of Oc In bis sentiment. He had as little of the hypocrite as though the entire population of tbe city—men, cheer rolled along the whole line of march, and almost say they can defeat French before the Senate 11 they tober. Mr. Gllfillan will be required to sign by that in or about him as Conkllng has of the solid heel of women and ohildren—had sought positions from which drowned the martial strains of the numerous bands. fall with the President. And finally, upon the com- a view of the naval pageant could be obtained. Every date about filty-two thousand such drafts, in sums Achilles, with Sprague In the neighborhood. What eminence commanding the channel was blocked with Broad ensigns tossed in the night's wind glaring mon counts, as "one of these worthies expresses it, they with light ol the fires and glare of rockets and firt ranging from fifty cents up to several thousand dol- he believed was in earnest, and however much ot tbe assembled thousands. balls. " haven't much of an opinion of Mr. French any- lars each. Assistant Treasurer Wyman divides tbls hatred he had to the South, it was as instinctive and From every flagstaff In the city flags were flying, Theliiiht mist hovering over the city reflected the how." Possibly Mr. French, like most candidates for labor with Mr. CHlfillan. It Is estimated that the as natural as that of a bull-dog to the wayfarer. He and the shipping along the city front was brilliantly light oi fireworks and illuminations until the heavens -office, has declared his purpose, if commissioned, to United States Treasurer Is required to write his signa- was an open foe, and at least should be respected for decked with ensigns, festooned flags and streamers. seemed ablaze. Not only the streets on the march, enforce the law rigidly, and the rigidity feature is The Impatient crowds that covered the hill tops stood but the cross streets between Market street and Mont- ture upon more than seven hundred thousand ohecks, his manliness; he never did anything that he did not straining their eyes to catch the first glimpse of the gomery avenue were brilliant with decorations Even what the contractors fear. drafts, &c., per annum. At the rate of five hundred believe to be right, but his judgment ol rectitude was Tokio. A hundred times the cry was raised, "There tbe Chinese quarter seemed to have oaught the Infec- she comes," as chance arrivals came In view between " No mae e'er felt the halter draw signatures per hour, seven hours for the official day's most damnably at a discount. tion, and from hundreds of staffs the great dragon With good opinion of the law." the heads. It was half-past five o'clock when a puff flag flaunted its fantastic blazonry beside the Stars labor, the Treasurer puts In about eight months' time of white smoke from seaward, from oil the earthworks and Stripes. exclusively In writing his name to the papers afore- GENERAL GRANT and John Russell Young are back ol and above Fort Point, and the booming of a —The trials of flre-escape contrivances made here a heavy gun announced that the steamer was near at Continuing Its march, the prooession moved through few days ago convinced everybody present that the said. booming themselves, through canvassers for the sale hand. Another and another followed in rapid succes- Montgomery avenue to Kearney street. Here if pos- sible, the crowds were still more dense and enthu- successful device or mode for aiding persons to escape of the latter's book anent the dead-head tour of the sion. Fort Point next joined In the cannonade, firing —Mr. James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the with both casemate and barbette guns, and tne bat- siastic, and the display of fireworks, electrlo lights from the upper ¡floors of burning buildings was not pro- former. Young has ooi ¿atnly killed oil Grant. How- lime lights and ever> conceivable means of illumina- New York Herald, enjoys the cigarettc—the Imported tery at Lime Point added Its thunders to the voice of duced before tihe convention of chiels of lire depart- ever much a man may love another and his boom, the welcome. In a few moments the entrance to the har- tion ol Increased brllllanoy. article be prefers. Hence the decisions of the Treas- On arrival at Market street the procession, moving ments. The recommendation on the subject embodied visit of a book agent steels his heart to all sentiments bor was veiled In wreaths of smoke, and as tbe bat- ury Department of the other day showed that In the teries of Angel Island, Black Point and Alestraz up a few blocks, countermarched to the Palace Hotel in a resolution of the convention is very good, as far tender, and affection no longer feeds his soul. Grant Here » mairnlfioent arch forty feet In heigh spanned matter of the application by James Gordon Bennett opened fire In succession, the whole channel was soon asitgoes, but no special machine or invention was will be beaten In the oleotoral contest, by the book shrouded In clouds from their rapid discharges. New Montgomery street, blazoned with national for the release of 2,000 cigarettes, supposed to have been colors, and bearing the lnscrfptfon, "Weloome to adopted by that body; and so this important matter agents. seized for a violation of Sec. 2804 R. S., the depart- For some time the position of the approaching ships to Grant'' remains open lor competition among Inventors. Of MR. HAYES addressed the Western Reserve at could not be determined, but shortly before six o'clock At tbls point the carriage containing the General ment writes to the collector at New York that If, upon the Tokio slowly glided into view, surrounded by the the latter no one heretofore seems to have conceived was drawn up, while tbe prooession marched In re- examination, he shall be satisfied that the violation of Youngstown last week. For the first time in his presi- fleet of steamers and tugs, gav with flags and crowded view, Cheer after cheer rending thealras division aft. r the Idea of apparatus for hoisting a person from the with guests, while the yacht squadron brought up the law was not willful, he is authorized to release the dential existence Hayes went for Tilden. He stated division passed by. ground outside of the burning building to the upper rear, festooned from deck to truck with brilliant bunt-' oigarettes on payment of a fine equal to and in lieu ot that there was a " suspicion" of trickery associate d lng. Cheer after cheer burst from the assembled On the conclusion of the review the various organi- stories, to render assistance to the frightened and zations were dismissed, and General Grant was con- the duties that would have* accrued thereon had the with Samuel. In tbls respect a great difference exists thousands as tbe vessels slowly rounded Telegraph ducted to his quarters in the Palaoe Hotel, which had bewildered inmates, who may be cut oli from escape between Sam. and ttutherford. There Is no susplcloif Hill. Hats and handkerchiefs were waved In the air. been specially prepared and furnished lor his reeen Importation been legal. The United States steamer Monterey, lying In the tlon. on account ot flames in the stairways. A Washing- as to the latter's moral ldens ot politics. It Is sett'ed. stream, added the roar of her guns to the general wel- tonlan, however, seems to have gathered the idea —The bereau of engraving and printing cannot be come, and the screaming of hundreds of steam All the streets leading to the Palace Hotel wvre packed with a dense, throng, through which the pro- above suggested, and has suoceeded In so arranging moved Into the new building much before the first of whistles announoed that the City of Tokio had reached her anchorage. cession forced lis way with great difficulty. Thou wire rppes that every outside window in the burning January. The iron-roof work is behindhand several MR. LEWIS JONES, the veteran showman sands were clamoring for admittance, but cordons of house may be reached. This contrivance is worked weeks of the date It was expected to be finished. and the great route manager of Barnum's greatc it The crowds that had assembled on the hills and police at all the entrances denied Ingress to all but show, is at the Imperial Hotel, where he will remain along the city front now with a common Impulse be- those holding tickets. irom the .ground by firemen lamlllar with and drilled Meanwhile, however, Colonel Irish, chlel of the gan to pour along toward the ferry landing, at the bureau, is making preparation for plaolhg new ma- for a day or two, and to-day he celebrates his fltty-flfth foot of Market street, where General Grant was to to the use of the machine. A trial ot the invention Is The New York Police Commissioner chinery, etc., in the new building; much of this birthday. Mr. Jones has been a greater traveler than land. Steamers and yachts made haste to land their named for Monday afternoon, in front ot the Polkln- passengers, and In a few minutes the vicinity of the Cases A Special Term or Court Con- hor-n building, on D, near Seventh street. machinery is to be constructed In the Treasury machine Gordon Cummins, and Is the prince of all gentleman terry landing was jammed with people, extending lor vened by the Governor. shop, on Fifteenth street, under the supervision of In his business, as he is one of the most cultn-ed and blocks along Market street and the water front. J ust NEW YORK. September 20.—Governor Robinson has —In the absence of Dr. Macdonald, the founder of Mr. Larmon, master machinist of the Treasury experienced gentlemen In private as in public life. In front of the landing, the entrances to which were made a call for an extraordinary term of the Hipreoie olosed and guarded, the space was cleared by the the money-order system in the United States, Mr. Emll Department. court general term, and to-day Judges Non.li Davis notice and marshals, In which hundreds of carriages Harrett and Brady met In the general term mom as Arctander Is acting chief of the money-order bureau, tor the use of the guests were crowded, and outside of such court. Tne extra term was called lor the pur- and'has had charge of the business since the tormer's —There has been for some weeks a gradual and Fever Reports. thatllne a line of troops and olvic organizations were pose of settling the much-litigated oase of the police ranged, while the outside, constantly Increasing, departure for Europe some months ago. Dr. Mao constant decrease in the employe force in the bureau WASHINGTON, September 20.—Mr. Frank S. Davis, commissioners oT this city, especially of Commis- president of the First National Bank of Memphis, surged and pressed, the excited and enthusiastic sioners Nichols and Wheeler. Ybe law under which . donald has been sent by the Postmaster General as a of engraving and printing, owing mainly to the de- (Tennessee,) received the following dispatch from crowd cheering at Intervals, and waiting Impatiently the court was convened provides that the governor special commissioner to London, Paris and Berlin, to crease In revenue printing. Tbls class of work is sut - Memphis: "We want one hundred thousand rations for the first glimpse of the city's honored guest. may, whenever in his judgment the public g«od sbail secure Important -modifications in the postal money- jecc to fluctuations In demand for the revenue service; for twenty-three hundred people In camps, and can Within the gates of the ferry house were assembled require it, appoint extraordinary general terms ot cir- double the number when able to assure them we can the gentlemen charged with the duty of the lmme cuit courts and suecial terms of supreme court and order conventions, and to enter into such new ai.-ange- the greenback and national bank-note engraving and feed them. ( Cannot do so unless Government assists. diate reception ol General Grant. The board ot super- courts ot oyer and terminer, and shall designate the ments as may be called tor In the attainment of greater printing continues about the same in quantity at all Call on Dr. Billings (national board of health) and visors were ranged on the left of the gangway, and time and place ior holding such oourts and judge or judges to preside thereat. The matter brought before simplicity and economy; to promote interest and times. General Key, to accompany you to see the honorable Governor Irwfn and his staff and the executive com Secretary of War. We have but little money, no pro- mittee, consisting of Governor-elect Perkins, W. H. the court to-day was the ex parte application of the bring about more satisfactory working of the Interna- mayor lor alternative mandamus and order to Mr. —The house of the Youngs is massing its force in visions and twenty three hundred people now in Barnes, Samuel Wilson, William T. Coleman, Tibur- tional money-order system. I learn that the commis- camps, whom we are in honor bound to feed. cio Parrott,J.P. Jackson. John ivicComb, John Rosen- Nichols to show why the judges, sitting in term, at Philadelphia to be prepared to greet their eldest scion, chambers, should not be enjoined from assuming any sioner has met with a cordial reception in Europe " D. T. PORTER, field, Claus Spreckels, John H. Wise and W. W. John Russell Young, upon his arrival In that city Montega, occupied the right. Mayor Bryant taking jurisdiction In the cases of the police commissioners among the officials. The assistant postmaster gen.val " JOHN JOHNSON, and also an order to show cause why the writ ot pro- neSt Saturday, as expected. John R. Intends to part "Committee." his position about halt-way down the center of the of England, E. Benthal, writes on behall of Lord gangway. hibition issued by Judge Van Brunt against the from General Grant Immediately upon their arrival Immediately upon th« receipt of the above Mr. mayor In the case ot Commissioner Wheeler should Davis, accompanied by Judge Key, called upon vari- Manners, that he wfll be happy to appoint an officer in California. Mrs. John Russell Young Is now In In the meantime General Grant and his party on not be quashed. General Barlow, Messrs. Knox and of the British post-office department to confer with ous members of the Cabinet. the Tokio. together with the reception committee, Beays, and Corporation Counsel Whitney, appeared Philadelphia. The Attorney General referred his visitors to the General McDowell and staff and others, had been for the mayor, but as the proccedtngs were ex parte, Dr. Maodonald, and "that his lordship is prepared national board of health as the only body competent transferred to the terry steamer Oakland. the police commissioners were not represented'. to execute a new convention." This Is the third trip —To-day, the 21st Instant, is the appointed date lor to aliord relief, saying that under his late opinion the Considerable delay occurred, during whloh the Lengthy arguments were made and several authori- made by Dr. Macdonald to Europe as a special com- Secretary of War has no authority to furnish supplies. orowd outside cheered and shouted themselves hoarse, ties submitted, showing that the courts of inferior the teohnlcal, astronomical first day ol autumn. The The officials ot the board of health Informed Mr. Davis and it seemed at times as though in their impatience jurisdiction could not interfere in cases of thts kind, missioner on postal affairs, in whloh capacity he has forerunner of the " equinoctial" came upon us yes- that the board of health could not, under the law, sup- they would break through the Hoes and Invade the and It was about time that the question should be rendered invaluable service to the United States. terday. A few days of this unpleasantness, and ply rations for the people now fn camp at Memphis, dock en masse. Darkness had fallen, and it was settled. It was Imperative that the general term taking the grounds that the act of Congress creating twenty minutes past seven when the lights of the should deolde whether these stays of proceeding, writs- then—welcome delightful, balmy Indian summer. —From the letters of Commodore Shufeldt to the the board did not give It authority to disburse funds, ferry-boat were seen approaching the slip. She moved of prohibition and certiorari can be properly issued except to prevent the spread of yellow fever from slowly into position, the platform was lowered, the by judges sitting In special term at chambers. The Secretary of the Navy, we gather that the native —Mrs. Shepherd received a telegram on Wednes- State to State. Mr. Davis suggested that the failure band struck up "Home Again," and amid roar ot ap- court took the papers and reserved decision. If the Afrioan, as we "have read of yore, delights in noisy day last from her husband, ex-Governor Shepherd, to relieve those In camp, and the Inability of the plause from the waiting crowd outside, who realized decision should be In tavor of the mayor, then the Memphis authorities to furnish them aid, might re- brass Instruments; for him " sound the loud timbrel that the critical moment had arrived, General Grant courts of Interior jurisdiction will be restrained from dated at Santa Fe. The Governor was well, and was sult In their disbanding and spreading the disease to stepped onoe more upon the shore ot his native land. interfering ig_ the coses of police Bommlssloners, but beat the drum;" and henee no doubt the discordant just starting en route for San Francisco to join In the adjoining States. As ne came up the gangway, escorted by the rt eep^ first an order to the other side to show cause will have noise made by his descendants, oomposlng the " col- welcome to General Grant. The reply was that this was Impossible, inasmuch as tlon cemmlttee, he was met by Mayor Bryant, super- to be made and argued at general term. ored brass bands" In Washington, every time the they had been quarantined for a sufficient period to visors, the governor and staff and the executive oom- develop any traoes of the infection in their system. mlttee, and, after brief Informal congratulations, the latter get a ehanee at a negro corpse, espeolally when mayor addressed him as follows: This afternoon the three judges announced their EDITORIAL JOTTINGS. The board of health officials, however, agreed, if the decision, that after considering the matter they came they hold the latter over through the week for a Sun- persons in the city were isolated in camps, they would MR. ZBBULOS L. WHITS, the correspondent ol the General Grant: As mayor of the city of San Fran- to the conclusion that It was too Important to justify day funeral. The native African, we are told, also de- supply rations and tents for a reasonable period. Un- cisco I have the honor and pleasure to welcome you on them in determining tbe question whether there New York Tribune, has been essaying to convert the less relief is furnished the committee from some source lights In bright colors—"fancy-colored ootton hand- your return to your native oountry. Sometime has should be a writ of prohibition in ex parte application, polygamous Inhabitants of Utah. We were very much great destitution and sutterlng will prevail. passed since you departed from the Atlantic shore • > and that it was their duty to direct a formal hearing kerchiefs are the most saleable"—he has nothing to seek the relief which a long period in your country's afraid that our ohrlstlan and greatly-esteemed jour- under oath to show cause for the purpose of hearing wear it it Isn't gay. A very little clothing suffices, if The Spragues In Court In Rbode Island. service had made necessary; but during this absence both sides before determining the questions Involved. nalist might have been converted himself; but auer the people of the United States have not forgotten It be but the size of a fig-leaf, but the toggery must be They had come to the ooncluslon, and had dlotated to an Inspection of his letter In the Tribune we be- PROVIDENCE, R. L September 20.—In the Supreme you. They have read with Intense interest the ac- the stenographer the form of order that should be gaudy. The late Dr. Livingstone found in his trav- Court this morning the hearing was begun upon the counts of your voyages by sea and travels by land entered, directing the justice prestding at the special lieve that Zebulon is not a Mormon. He writes to els in the Interior of Africa a son of Ham, solitary and application of Mrs. Katharine Chase-Sprague for the around the world, and they have observed with great term and relator In certiorari proceedings on Thurs- the eiteot that of the one hundred and twenty-five appointment of a trustee of her property. The coun- pleasure the honor you have received In the different day next, to which date the general court would ad- alone, with nothing on his person but a soldier hat sel for the petitioner stated that ex-Governor Sprague thousand Mormon population only one-tenth are countries which you have vfslted, and the universal journ, to show cause why writ of prohibition, as asked deoorated with a big feather;. and that " cullud pus- and wife are not now living together, and there is no recognition which your brilliant career as a soldier for, snould not be Issued restraining trial, and all living In polygamy. By this one tenth is meant the reasonable probability that they ever will live to- son" was as happy as a lord. and an American citizen has obtained. Toey have felt turther proceedings before the speelal term and the male adults; the others hold back from the connubial gether in the iuture. This declaration is based upon proud of you, and at the Bame time of their country justice presiding thereat, and in the meantime direc- the sayings and acts ot both parties. He nominated which you have so fitly represented. And now, sir, ting by order that the court be prohibited from prooeed- —Be careful how you eat hen's eggs. I reoall th e aristocrats through purity or common sense. All who Robert Thompson for trustee. you are again on your native soil, and the thousands tng any further and from rendering any judgment or time, not many years ago, when it was a moot ques- have contracted polygamous matrimonial associations, The counsel for ex-Governor Sprague agreed with who here greet you remember that your nome was decision, and that the relator be prohibited from tak- tion whether, as a matter of healthful digestion, the and continued them for five years, are safe from prose the other side as to the law In the case, and that Mr. once In this city. This bay, these hills, the pleasant ing any action in the certiorari proceedings, except Sprague had a right to a trustee, but he objected to homes about us, are familiar to you. that either party should be at liberty to give a short best plan was to take hen's eggs raw, soft boiled or cutlon by the courts, as the law ot 1862 restricting the nomination of Thompson, and moved its reference notice of hearing of appeals now pending at the gen- hard boiled. Until recently the prevailing mcdlcal polygamy expressly states that prosecutions must be to a master. This motion was overruled by the court, Great changes. It Is true, have taken place. «The eral term, and from noticing them, and putting them young city Is now the rival of cities whloh were old authority was averse to.the hard-boiled egg; now that commenoed within five years from the date of the mar- when the counsel for Mr. Sprague nominated Arthur on the calendar for October, for bearing of trials of Watson for trustee, and asked a postponement until when Its history began. But the men to whom this Issues of law and fact; so that upon the decision under is regarded as the very best mode of preparing the riage. The statute ot limitations Intervene s In the next Friday to enaole him to file the reasons for his marvelous prosperity is due were In these early days the order now made, and upon the appeals pending, if ovum for lood. But there's another reason in tavor ot cases of those not earlier prosecuted. It Is very prob- motion. The case went over to Friday. your personal associates and friends, and many of the proceedings are sustained, the parties may move them are here to-day watting anxiously to take you the same speedily to trial, and thus avoid the neces- the hard boiled or. well cooked—take it that way If able that the opponents of polygamy will work to have The various parcels ol the A. & W. Snrague estate by the hand onoe more. It is a pleasing incident of sity whloh would be the result ot omfttlng the excep- you; would escape tape-worms. 1 read that various adopted a law similar to that In Massachusetts, mak- recently sold under execution to the Pi ew York Na- your journey that, leaving your country at the an- tion of throwing tbe case beyond the October speolal tional Bank of Commerce for nominal sums, were cient city of Philadelphia, Mayor Stokely expressed instances have been recorded of the discovery in hen's ing adultery a positive crime, and deal with the Mor- term, and also adds exoeptlon, which permits the court struck otf again to-day to satisfy a judgment claim of the hope of that city ior your safe journey and happy at special term to adjourn the pending motions from eggs of minute specimens of tape-worms. They appear mons under such a law. As in Mormondom it Is open > the Franklin Institution for Savings, the receiver of return. It Is now my privilege to express the joy of time to time, until the decision of any order that the like a small speck, the size of a millet seed or a pin's and in Massachusetts, as here and elsewhere, hypec- whtch bank was the only bidder. San Francisco that the hope of her elder sister has court now make to show cause. This is as far as the court been realized. head. It is believed by helminthologlsts that these rltlzed, the Mormons will suffer and the christian thinks It ought to go, so far as relates to the application The Democrats of Massachusetts Per- The city; desires to receive you as an old and of that part of the application whloh asks for leave to will develop into one of the varieties of tape-worm, felons go free. plexed. honored resident and friend, returning alter long ab- make a motion at general term for Its certiorari. The court has conceded that it should not be granted, be- and it Is wise thereiore to take eggs hard bollc 1 or BEN. BUTLER IS playing now his last ohips on the BOSTON, September 20.—The Democratic State cen- sence, and to extend to you such courtesies as may be otherwise well cooked. tral committee hem another meeting this forenoon, to agreeable to you. And In obedience to such a desire, cause the certiorari was returned at 'the special term. political table. He has borrowed these, and If he which several gentleman, not of Its members, w'ere whloh extends through all classes, I tender you the The decision concludes: "The order whloh we have - loses his credit Is forever gone. Ben. Is now on his summoned. There was a general conference over the freedom of the city and Its hospitalities. In the short now made will bring every material question which —A dealer in horseflesh tells me horses were never time allowed us we have arranged a reception in your has been suggested this morning to a hearing in this turning point; its result will be political death or oondltlon of politics, especial reierence being made to before so cheap In this market; " they are as oheap as the Faneu 1 Hall convention of next month. Some of honor, and ask that for an hour you will permit us to case before the general term on Thursday next, and In the meantime all proceedings before the court at bull's meat." So as to cowflesh, it would seem, even life. He has a fine field before him tor success; but those present urged that a straight nomination should present our people to you, and we beg that, while you the very fact that he stands so strong and firm will be there made, no matter what result that action may remain In the city yourself, your family and your cnambers will, by order, be suspended until the de- though the female bovine be short-horn, and the de- bring about. Others were anxious that a conservative traveling companions will be Its guests. Permit me. cision of this court." scendant of " Old Cora, a noted cow, owned by Wil- cause, as It will compel, his opponents to reorult their course snould be pursued, and that nothing whloh will In conclusion, to express the wish of each and every armies with greater and more emphatic activity. Ben. assist In defeating Butler should be left undone. one ot us tor the future happiness and prosperity of liam Smith of West Ralsen, England, calved about yourself and every member of your family. The formal order was then entered by order ol the 1815, and for four generations bred by Mr. Smith." stands before the people of Massachusetts, from the Ne deeesive action was taken, that being left to a oourt, and an adjournment was had until Thursday luture meeting. General Grant responded In a faw brief sentences, next at 10:30 a. m. A herd ot this descent, including some bulls in all sandy shores of the belohlng Hyannis to the cnl returning thanks ior the weloome extended to him chawed circles of Beacon street, Bawston, as a politi- He was then conducted to a oarrlage,Mayor Bryant ac- I twenty-one, were sold In Paris, Kentucky, on Tuesday The First Ward Dining Saloon. The Cause of Uncle Daniel Drew's Death. cal Jonas, who has swallowed the whale of Democracy, oompanylng him; while various committees and other last, after much advertising. The highest prioe bid It Is with pleasure that we announce that Captain gentlemen in attendance repaired to their own car- NEW YORK, September 20.—The official certificate for any animal was ninety-seven dollars; the lowest the blaok fish of Independent Republicanism, and Joseph Denty has opened a ladles' and gents' dining riages. The gates of tbe dock were then thrown open, of Daniel Drew's death, which passed through the twenty-five dollars. the green back of Nationalism. Unless he has en- parlor at his well-known restaurant, No. 1908 Pennsyl- and the vehicles moved forward and took their places bureau of vital statistics to day, states the cause of gulped more than he can digest his run will be suc- vanla avenue, where every luxury that the market In the line. As the carriage containing General Grant his death to be cerebral apoplexy, and the time from affords will be served at a moment's notice. The finest appeared cheer after cheer went up, and tbe crowd the first attack to the fatal Issue thirty minutes. —The old, cramped, dingy counting-room and office oesslul. The Irish element, like the poor, he has al- oysters, served In every style, will be a specialty. The pressed and Bwayed from side to side In its efforts to of the Evening Star, the apartment in which the dc well-known reputation ot Captain Denty is a suf- ways with him. Butler Is a man of that magnetism obtain a passing gl aft eot the familiar lineaments of The Weather To-Day. parted Dug Wallach transacted the affairs of that ficient guarantee that none butladles will be admitted the great captain. «Vith the greatest difficulty a which draws all things to him. The magnetic current and the First Ward Dining Saloon will undoubtedly passage was opened. The procession formed, and the For Middle Atlantlo States partly cloudy jweather paper a good many years ago, has been torn to pieces of his soul ckn attract anything from a silver vase to be as successful as Harvey's or Welcker's. line Of march was taken up In the following order: rain areas In southern portion, north to east winds stationary or higher temperature, lower barometer. o THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

Sunday to the forty-two members of his theatrical DBY GOODS. work is a marvel. He cannot rest in any one plaoe; OUR NEW YORK LETTER. SOCIAL GOSSIP. he is as volatile physically as is quloksilver, and his company.* The novel feature was that there were twenty-one waiters who kept the twenty-one glasses cf style of life abetted and exaggerated this peculiar ' Tilde» and Conkllng. American nature. ¡He cannot even dwell in one lo- the gentlemen always full to the brim, which kept the The End of &e Professional Beauty. NEW YORK, September 19,1879. gentlemen, as well as the waiters, always busy. The cality for any length of time. A Now York hotel While it la unpleasant In a aoolal point of view, It is The Tildon-Koblnaon faction seem to have acted glasses were quart tankards. woiild be his aboae foi' a few months-Huddenly he NEW DRY^ GOODS. a very healthy MMc to society, that the Langtry with the accustomed shrewd sagacity which charac- Mr. Boucicault, in a speech, said that his purpose would decide to go to the seashore, thence back to the beauty—the famous "Rose of Jersey," and the ac- terizes the old man fond of his " Elevated." was to consolidate and, if possible, perpetuate a com- metropolis. In some suite of rooms at Madison Square knowledged leading beautiful woman in England- Clarkson N. Potter, representing the region Imme pany of actors who would be as proud of their organ- CL1RK & CD. or Murray Hill. Pretlo change, and he is here In is nipped, not in the bud, but, as the last rose of sum- dlately north of New York city, controls the party in ization as ot themselves. This Is good in Dion, and HAVE OPENED AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Washington or on the Georgetown heights and again mer, in her professional career as a beauty. This Is that direction, and blocks off the spread of the Tam- he will have the commendation of all theater goers, is away. ended by a very coarse proceeding—a suit by her hus- many revolt. The Kelly bolt has nothing at all of as well as of all the professionals. FALL AND WINTER band tor divorce, on the grounds of adultery on her He seems to be an Intellectual locomotive, with all lightning in it, though the name signifies much BARRY O'BRIEN. part with Albert, the Prince of Wales, and, as the the dash of a flre-fly, and the strong, steady, staying thunder. So far as the State organization is con- DRY COODS bill charges, in the calm, complacent and phlegmatic power ol the iron horse. His tastes are characteristic cerned, the anti-Tammany steps up for the vacant Of the best class, and at popular prices, they having manner characteristic of the English people, "several of a peculiar blending of rushing changes and sedate places left by the Kellyltes, and next year, when dele- Proper Sphere of the Piano. been selected with great care as regard^ styles and qualities. The assortment contains— other gentlemen." This is a sad shading down of the fastidiousness. He Is as precise and "nice" in the gates are chosen to the national convention, the antl- [From the Philadelphia Times.] One of the most difficult things on earth to choose Is beautiful starot English ladies-photographs ed.oach. arrangement of his rooms as an old maid. With a T.'s will have a solid advantage in point of regularity, a suitable wedding gift. The proper exerolse of In- Lupin's Black and Colored Cashmeres, But it will prove In the end very wholesome. keen eye for the beautiful, he delights in fine sur-a great thing to claim consideration with those whose genuity In this direction depends somewhat on the Black and Colored Silks, from 7 5 cts. to $S, It is in the last few years that exhibitions of roundings, paintings, statuettes and so forth, and, eyes are fixed on the flesh-pots ot perquisite and office taste of the donor, somewhat on the condition of the Black arad Colored Satins, wfth a precision of order very odd In a man of his na- donor's pocket, and to a very limited extent on what Black and Colored Velvets,, female beauty have grown t» be a business, and for- after the possible victory of 1880. the bride is supposed to want. The display of pres- tunately the profession was confined to England. It ture, demands and oompels the most complete method The Democrats go before the State for once with a ents at a stylish wedding Is an attraction which falls And a ohoice line of would rapidly spread throughout other countries, and of arrangement, from tho finest bust of Pallas to the good platlorm and good candidates, and the contest little short ol the miscellany of a museum. Cream position of each chair or ottoman about him. While pitchers and napkin rings are numerically In the as- French Novelties the result would have been a total demoralization of will be a trial of skill between Tllden and Conkllng, cendancy. The useful and the ornamental are blended the refinement of women and death to all things do- very sociable and fond of pleasant associates, he has Of the Latest Importation. while John K. and Tammany will gradually become In alarming variety, and It Is a happy coincidence —IN— mestic. his time for them, and his nervousness is of such a that, as the articles are one by one added to the character that when writing he lives apart and se- Bottled Up musenm, the delighted bride exclaims of each new Women, line men, are vain; but the vanity of men arrival that It is the very thing she has long been Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, &c., is ol a broader character, and strengthened by com- cluded from all, even his own family, and, like Bal- la the limits of Manhattan Island, the Potter influ- sighing for. It was thus with a Bucks county lady THEY OFFER OHOICE GOODS. mon sense—a woman's Is of small stature and so deli- zac, is an anchorite and steadfast recluse when work- ence holding a military position all north of the city who several years ago became a bride. One of her ALSO, ing. He cannot write In a newspaper office when the and maintaining a close siege. friends, who had in vain studied the catalogue of nap cate that, when morbid, any breeze can move it into kin rings, milk jugs, piokle forks and embroidered FLANNELS, BLANKETS AND WOOLENS, perversion. When professional beauty grows above printing presses are In action, and when editor ot the George William Curtis performs this week in Harper fans, oonoluded that none of these things would meet IN GREAT VARIETY. par, and one sister woman sees another's lame flying Overland, had rooms outside of the building on this to explain why he did not bolt, and goes into a long his views of what constituted a proper donation, and Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and White Goods account. account of his part of the job of saving the country. that as such gifts were common, and everybody would about through the columns ot the press, or rippled out be likely to give them, he resolved to send as his And all STANDARD DOMESTICS at the very from casual lips in the club, and her photographs sold Mr. Harte is rather a slow writer, and does, even Autumn Sports. tribute ot esteem a square, four legged piano. When Lowest Prices. the cart containing this instrument of torture backed at the stationery shops, Bomehow or other she grows when writing for newspapers, what few writers are The Gothamltes are gathering in the rear-guard of Also, agents for the celebrated A E DRESS guilty of—read over and re-copy his original manu up to the house the bride declared that she hftd long SHIRTS, Wamsutta cotton and Richardson's linen, envious ot the peculiar popularity, and is open to be fashion from the watering places, and preparing for wanted a piano, and that she had no doubt that this all complete. Price, $1. easily imposed upon. With unmarried women this script, and proceeds, as he opens, with greatest delib- races and promenades by day and theaters and par- was the very instrument for which she had been sigh- Also, SCOTCH GINGHAM UMBRELLA, $1. sort of thing would not he so decidedly wrong; it is eration, often destroying his copy when throe-tourths ties by night. The mantua-maker smiles and the ing. With its carved knees and its glistening var As this stock is all new, we cordially invite the pub- finished, and beginning again. His manuscript is nished casa, it became a thing of beauty as a part lic to examine the same, as It contains many goods badly out of taste, but not actually criminal. With showman regards his giant poster with a look of hope ot the parlor furniture in the newly-equipped iarm- never belore shown in this market. married women—and all of the professional beauties very perfect in arrangement and penmanship. He The other day, up the North River, I was Indulging in house. are married women—it Is a crime, and a disgusting never causes a printer to use the great big " D " in the noble Waltonlan sport, with a basket containing There was but one thing in the way of its-becoming ONE PRICE ONLY, crime. deciphering it. a joy forever. That was the lack of musical education MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. more bottles than lunch near by, when a fond mother on the part of the bride. She knew no more about When a woman in private life marries a man her Bret Is a native of Albany, and about forty years of] belonging to the'last plc-nic party of the season came piano playing than a Comanche squaw, nor had she life is his, as his life is to her given.. When she allows age. He is a well-built man, and active looking, with down on the beach and thus addressed a typical boy any desire to learn. Still she admired the piano as a TRUNNEL CLARK & CO., her face to be peddled about In pictures, solicits news- a face densely pitted with small-pox, black moustache nioe piece of furniture, and would have kept it in the Ashing in a boat. Says she : parlor had not visiting lrlends frequently annoyed her paper puffs anent her beauty, and in other, and many and thick, curling gray hair. He struck California tn SOS MARKET SPACE, " Tommy, why are you gazing so pensively into the by asking her to play them a tune or two. But alter IN THE NEW KEEP BUILDING. seT-tf3 other, phases is principal or accessory to the giving the gold-fever days, mined, taught school, clerked, water instead of fishing?" a while, weary of having to explain why she did not away of the most honored attitudes of womanhood, etc., but never was successful until he essayed as a perform on this piece of furniture, and finding that Says Tommy, " Ma, I'm just looking for our Julia, she only made her friends angry by asking them in EDUCATIONAL. she is a more deadly enemy to society than the burg- journalist In San Franoleco. Even then he was un who fell in and went under, and I'm thinking whether return to play on It when they did not know how, she lar, the thug or the prostitute. The woman of this known, and for a time in the West worked at the case something mightn't have happened to her?" deoided to wheel tho piano Into the kitchen. In the sort fires a train that by its flash dazes all social life; in the office of the Golden Era. From the composing parlor It had been only ornamental. It should now " Good gracious, how long since she went under ?" pay for its house room and become useful. She would her egotism lnfeots the vain atmosphere of life and room he worked into an editorial position. It was that | " About an hour." And that small boy looked as use its broad top for an Ironing table. For a few Rock Hill College, poisons those who breathe it. paper that boomed Mark Twain and Bret Harte into ngenuous as the pet of the nursery ever did. This weeks this was partially successful. But the igno- MARYLAND. The unio rtunate girl who enters a lile of sexual in- notoriety and eminent literary distinction. ramus who had built the piano had never contem- touching incident happened just above West Point, plated this use for It, and had in his lack of tore- famy, whether through the circumstances ot poverty, From Brown's Young Han. where the parting or union of summer and autumn Is thought made its too too high to be conveniently used The student may pursue either of three courses, the cheap vulgar vanity ot dress, or laziness which for such a purpose. For chopping meat it answered viz: The Scientific, the Classical, or the Commercial At the marriage ceremony of Mr. Dickerson N. as beautilul as painter and poet could render, and finds that it Is easier to sin than to work, is really a better, but the top was hardly solid enough. A square Course. Board and tuition, per year, $280. Studies Hoover and Miss Annie Sohietlin, both of this city, where the pleasant rlver-slde haunts naturally keep piano is an unhandy piece ot lurnlture for the kitchen. resumed on the first Monday in September. less dangerous enemy to society, and a more respect- aug31-4t2 BKO. BETTEL1N, President. on Wednesday; evening last, the Metropolitan Pres- thè summer lounger late away irom the city. There It takes up too much room, and is by no means as able member, than these proiesslonal beauties, who so handy aa the old-fashfoned Ironing table, which, by byterian church of Capitol Hill was crowded to Its a oousin ol Mrs. Langtry up there who can tell long publloly feed their self-conoeit at the expense of tipping backwards its top, becomes a settee or sofa, on utmost capacity by the immediate friends of the bride anec dotes about that famous beauty, now so celebrated which the oook and her cousin can sit during the homely respectability and the decency incident to EDUCATIONAL. and groom, who were assisted respectively by Mr. the pretty moth who so long whirled about the en- swiftly-flying hours of evening courtship. From the married life. kitchen the wedding gift was finally sent to tho spring- Frank Moore as first man and Miss Mabel Green as ticing flame of royal Javor, and at last got soorched, THE ARCHER INSTITUTE, It makes little difference who it bo that does awrong house, where the milk pans are kept and the butter is bridesmaid; while the desires ot the visitors were like other court beauties belore her. Whether the worked into those luscious yellow pound lumps of BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL when abstractedly considered; but when the wrong is For Young Ladies and Children. properly and promptly attended to by the ushers—Mr. Prince of Wales figures in her divorce suit, as he did which Bucks oounty is so justly proud. centered upon as a eonorete matter of investigation It would seem that the piano had been given in Mrs. Archer, late principal of " Patapsco Female William H. Askew, Mr. O. C. Ellis, Mr. James H. in Lord Mordaunt's, I do not yet know, but the "Jer- Institute," near Baltimore, has removed her sohool to the inequality of comparison amounts to a discord. vain, for who wants a piano in the spring-house ? But Beck and Mr. Charles Moore. The marriage cere- sey Lily" is just about to be dragged through the mud not So. It has entered on a sphere of usefulness far 1401 Massachusetts avenue, Washington city. Sohool duties resumed September 28,1879. The higher the soolal standing of the woman or m ony was performed by Rev. Dr. Chester; after which of scandal. Pity 11 she has not the saving influence different from any ever dreamed ot by its maker or its giver. Its owner, no longer a bride, but a busy mother, For circulars, address man the purer should be the life—and the wiser. For, reception was held at the house of the bride's pa- of a royal perjury to save her, as was the case with the MRS. M. R. ARCHER, Washington, D. O. as by inverse ratio numericals are changed, the pub.| Prince's female friend. Up to this time the J. L. had surrounded by several cheerful children, uses the top rents until 9:30 o'clock, when the entire bridal party of that piano as a table on wbleh to stamp the print jy20-3mos5 11c acts of those precedent In rank are copied after took a carriage for the Baltimore and Potomac Depot, remained a "most unsp otted lily," by her tact In dis- upon her butter. While she stands at the back of the Instrument, neatly preparing her merchandise lor and acted upon by those beneath. In thought, in act, where the 10:10 northerly bound train was in waiting, arming jealousy and criticism. She used to be re- and in faot, all humanity is alike, for that all things ceived at Sandrlngham Palace by the Princess, and market, her little ones take possession of the key- Oral and Practical French Classes. which conveyed the happy pair to Niagara, where board and play. If there Is no music in their souls, human have alike a head, a stomach, a vital action EVENING CLASSES—4 grades—4 days—2>4 hours' they will pass their honeymoon. acknowledged to be above reproach. A new favorite there Is power In their fists. They plav, not by ear, Session. and the other additional incident to physical exist- as a beauty, Mrs. Wheeler, is now performing the moth nor yet by note, but by main strength. They bang on TERMS AS LOW AS $3.80 PER MONTH. ence. A man may fish with a worm that has eaten of] Mrs. Forney and her daughter, Miss Dovie, have circles around the aforesaid flame, which draws all the keys and rattle the untuned wires of the piano AFTERNOON CLASSES—Ladies Tuesday, Thurs- till their mother's heart beats with unfeigned delight day and Saturday; Children's, Monday, Wednesday a king, and eat of a fish that has fed of that worm, returned from the North, where they divided their beauty into the abyss of scandal that surrounds that at the ease with which she keeps them quiet by letting and Friday. Classes will open September 15. and so a king may go a »rogrefs through the guts of] time between Providence, Newport and Mennegua gay "Prinoe of gals," as the French call him, without them make all the noise they want. The cows have Also private lessons, singly or in classes. Call or send a beggar. That sounds coarse to ears intensely op- Springs. Miss Forney's engagement to a wealthy seeing the point ol the soubriquet. become accus'omed to the music, and are as fond ot for circular. its sound as city children are of listening to the organ- posed to Danish-Saxon monosyllablics, but it came LUC1EN E. C. COLLIKRE, A. H., 1234 I St. S. W. gentleman of Providence is announced. grinder and witnessing the antics of his monkey. The au31-4tl irom one P rince Hamlet, and is quite a clever evl| Kelly's Irish Bull. piano, all scratched and warped and pounded and dence of how all things are equalized. The death is announced of Sir Thomas Moncrleffe, Verily it is true that a renegade christian makes the split, has lost the beauty it had when it stood, In the EORGETOWN COLLEGE.—THE NEXT SES- remarkable for the beauty of his family. One daughter best Turk, andl)y the same token a bolting Democrat newness of varnish and the perfection of whitened G Speaking of Prince Hamlet reminds us that we keys, in tho bridal parlor. But it is achieving a de- slonwill begin on THURSDAY, September 4. started out on the coming divorce case, In which a is the notorious divorced woman, Lady Mordaunt. | out-Radicals a Radical, as those who heard Kelly gree of usefulness whioh It never would have attained Examinations lor admission on MONDAY, Septem- Prince figures. The husband pf Mrs. Langtry has Others are married to the Duke of Athole and Earl of (begorra) last' night at Terrace Garden can testify. had it remained on duty as an ornament. ber 1, and thereafter. The F-street cars run within two Dudley. He had thirteen children. Here is an Irishman who has bellowed himself hoarse There are several hundred thousand pianos in the blocks of the College. P. F. HEALY, S. J., instit uted this- divorce suit, In which the Prince Is made] parlors of this great country which have as yet ful- au24-8t5 President. about glorious American protection of foreigners gone co-respondent. This is the second time bis royal hlghd General Oakes and lamily will spend the winter In filled no mission except as stately pieces of furniture. LASSES IN WOOD CARVING AND KEN- right into the embrace of Johnny Davenport, with the Some ol the good women who own them never learned SINGTON ART NEBDLEWORK, MliS ness has been brought into such a very disagreeable] W ashlngton, and will take the fine residence of Gen- Iron cages for Irish and Dutoh voters. John K. ac- to play on them. Some have played without learning CAL.IOE HALSEY, pupil Mr. H. L. Fry, Cincinnati, publicity. eral Vincent—now in Austria—on N street near Thlr] Room 99, Corooran Building. CARVING done to tually compared himself to Luther, the reformer, and how. Some have learned how to play, but never can The lormer affair was the Lady Mordaunt affair, in] teenth. find their notes when music is wanted. For real use- order. which the Prinoe, as Tom Benton would say, "perl it is certain that he gave his audience a second diet of fulness and for solid comfort, the place lor the piano Speoimen work at Boardman's. • sep21-4t2» Miss Eustis will not remain all winter with Mrs. Worms.—N. B. This is a joke. Altogether Kelly made Is In the spring-house. jured himself like a gentleman," and the lady was! LADIES' GOODS. saved. The trial of course was fixed beforehand. The Sherman, as her many friends had hoped she would the best Tllden-Robinson speech yet heard, without Greeley on Lawyers. Prince being an heir apparent, was not required to do, but returns in a few weeks to her home in St. meaning It, and Impaled himself on the horns of an [Indianapolis journal Letter.] swear; so his perjury was only of the voir dire order, Ijouls. Irish bull of his own breeding. The T.-R. men are Mr. (Jreeley," said Partridge, " this is Mr. Dens- said to be getting out twenty thousand copies of the low, a young attorney." Greeley uttered a short and the counsel for the plaintiff, having an eye to a gruntof recognition, but did not even look around. I, Mdm. B. Van Reuth, Mrs. Badger and her lovely daughter, Miss Annie, speech in pamphlet form, and It Is certainly a shrewd future justiceship, did not cross-examine H. R. H., have at last returned to our midst. Their tour was a embarrassed, shrunk away to one oorner and took a iorenamcd Albert. Since that time, as previous there dodge; for John In attempting to make a boom has chair. He went on around the room, looking at pic- 1109 THIRTEENTH ST. N. W., delightful one, and both have been benefited by it. tures and what-not, and In about live mfnutep, when to, Albert E dward has been a bad young man. He is made a boomerang.—(Joke No. 2.) At the meeting of the police board yesterday, when the clerk read the his back was turned on me and I thought he had for- a. very neat personage to drop into the rulership ofl Madame de Ohambrun, who has been visiting Mis. gotten me, he suddenly, without looking at me. said: Premier Modiste. •Great Britain. He has done nothing ot any account Dahigren at her home on South Mountain, has gone sentence about the appointment of election Inspectors, " Hem! So you're an attorney, are you 1" I cen- in his entire life, save drink whisky, seduce or be to Atlantic City, where she will spend some days. local political organizations are not recognized by fessed it." "I hate lawyers!" he exolatmed emphat Best Selections from Early Importation of the act," the Republicans Indulged in ically. " I hate lawyers; they do more mischief than Fall Styles. seduced by women, beat his tailors out of their bills Mr. Edward Townsend, the eldest son of Adjutant their heads are worth !" and call on Parliament for endowments, to be used as General Townsend, was married last week in Boston A Broad Grin, I suppose they are a necessary evil," 1 suggested, Newest Styles in Wedding Trosseaus, Morn- hush-money. His brothers, by the way, are of the to a young lady of that city. which developed into a roar of laughter when Judge deprecatingly. ing Dresses and Walking Suits. same sort. Alired, the sailor iellow of the royalty, Emmott's opinion was read to the effect that the two po- Wholly unnecessary," he Insisted. Mrs. Coolldge and her daughter, Miss Helen, have I suppose jou will acknowledge," I said, "that Complete costumes of all descriptions at the shortest • seduced, some lew years ago, the daughter of a very litical parties to be recognized were those organiza- tbey promote good order and remove Impediments to notice. aug31-tfl. worthy man In Australia. The father shot Alfred! been spending the summer at Portland, and other tions that nominated candidates at Syracuse and good government." wounding him in the shoulder, and the result was that towns in that vicinity. Saratoga. Mr. Wheeler moved the appointment of Just the contrary! just the contrary 1" he OPENING. the courts deoided the unfortunate lather was an squeaked, in his odd lalsetto; " they cause disorder, Mrs. Patterson and her daughters have spent the the men recommended by the Republicans, and Mr. and they are the chief obstacles to good government." .emissary of the Fenians, and he was put to death. J ON AND AFTER '¡SEPTEMBER 10TH. season delightfully at Far Rockaway, New Haven MoLean nominated the anti-Tammany list to repre- I thought the man was orazy. " Perhaps you will sent the Democrats ; there was then a squabble as to tell me," 1 suggested, " how debts would be collected MRS, S. J. ME88ER. But to get to the beautiful Mrs. Langtry and the] and Newport. without law) erst" divorce suit. Her husband seems to be a sad sort of whether the Tammany list would be put up as repre- Don't want 'em collected! don't want 'em col- Dressmaking From Latest Parisian Styles. snob; and if the Prince of Wales and "several other • Mrs. Macfarland and her children have returned to senting the Democratic party. This unmasked the lected !" he squeaked. " If A lets B have his prop- S. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cutting, and Journals, (Le Bon Ton, LeMode Elegante andRevue gentleman" have givon him cause and good grounds their home on F street, where they are settled lor the Kelly-Cornell bargain, and the result was that the ap erty without payment. 1 don't see why O, D, E, F and all the rest of the alphabet should be called on to de la Mode,) for sale. for Instituting proceedings to obtain a divorce, our winter. pointments were delayed until October; which causes serve as a police to get it back! No debt should be mh23-ly8 1218 Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. sympathies are rather with them than for him; not Mrs. James Walsh and family of Georgetown have a good deal of lnoonvenienoe to the city in order that collected by law. It's monstrous! Let a man trust that our sympathies will make much difference in the party tactics and maneuvering may be carriod on another man at his own risk. Even a gambler pays returned after their summer sojourn near Deer Park his debts that he isn't legally obliged to pay, and calls verdict of the jury, but we tender them, as we hav scientifically. thorn debts of honor; but men will put their property nothing else to otter. Mrs. Phelps and her daughter have returned from New York Critics. out of their hands to prevent the legal collection of tank-try homme has been carting around Langtry their summer trip In the mountains of Virginia. their grocery bills. Abolish all laws for the collection All the New York critios, except Jackson of the of debt, and that would abolish most of you lawyers- femmc in pretty much the same manner .as Barnum Professor Hilyard and wife have moved into their Herald, who was reoently sent over by Jim Bennett, good riddance!.",.. ...a» . exhibits his trick mules, baby elephants and unsur handsome residence on Rhode Island avenue. sat down on Emma Abbott when she opened her en passed menagerie. (By the bye, read Barnum's ad gagement here, and the criticisms were so absurdly A MISSISSIPPI . candidate thus frankly announces Mrs. Merrick, with her children, has returned from himself: "At the earnest solicitations of those to vertisement In another oolumn.) He—Langtry, not venomous and devoid of sense that it required a look whom I owe money I have consented to become a can- Phineas—has sort of farmed out his wife's beauty tol her country seat to her home on F street. into the true inwardness of the thing before the secret didate for county treasurer." work hlmsejf into popularity—or rather popular ac- Mrs. Walter Cox returned last week irom Narra was discovered ; and it now appears trom the Dramatic quaintanceship, and the result has been precisely as ganset to her elegant home on I street. News that the reason was Emma's exposure pf Engel he merited. As for the woman herself, she must, if who tried to blackmail her last year. When the FOR RENT. gifted with any Intelligence or aptness of mind, have Mr. Henry Febiger of St. Louis is visiting his fam plucky little woman confronted tkat critic with the realized the lack of all sensible attributes in her hus- ily at their home in the navy-yard. proofs of hlB brigandage It was a blow at the system of Charming Furnished Home. band, and dazzled and dazed by her new life—that of Mrs. Ogle Tayloe Is now at Saratoga, where she will newspaper highwaymanry that had beoome a regular In the northwest section, a very fine furnished resi "the professional beauty"—naturally forgot the proper business, and hence the general abuse heaped on dence, for rent furnished, to a careful tenant. The remain until the ttrst ot October. institutions of morals, and made the mistake which Abbott. In spite of It, however, she weathered the House fronts south, v»lth nice parking and trees in Iront and large and beautiful side lot on the east, forms' the groundwork for her husband's secured The wedding of Miss Evarts and Mr. Perkins is storm of adverse criticism, and since the opening having a dearth of about 170 feet, wfth a large and ex- means of advertising. to take place in a few weeks. night the houses not only held on, but increased, and ceptlonably fine stable on the rear. the singer has had a continuous ovation. So much for The House has about fourteen commodious rooms, As for the fat young drunkard who is at present The Portuguese minister, M. De Soto, is at present cheerfully lighted and well arranged, having numer- heir-apparent to the throne of England, his course of pluck and real merit opposed to subsidized puff, In New York. ous large closets, and all necessary conveniences and late has been so wild that his mother, the queen, is Owing to the spirited resistance to the blackmailers modern Improvements attaohed. A very fine office, ft-eneral and Mrs. Humphreys are in the city for the with stationary book-oases and patent file boxes, all seriously alarmed, and, with that sound good com- on that occasion the gang scattered, and each one re- fitted up with an especial view to conveniemce and KEPT BT ALL LEADING GROCERS mon sense that Is evolved from a clear brain and a season. \ membered Abbott, and the dose they all got through comfort. Large parlor, wide hallway, dining-room, WHOLESALE: true heart, has decided to kill out as rapidly as pos- pantry kitchen and laundry on the first floor, the sec- N. H. SHEA ...... J. C. ERGOOD. Lake George. one of thetr representatives. Copleston of the World ond and third stories four rooms deep. Altogether the RETAIL: sible the corruption of morats fn England's higher The Fort WiHiam Henry Hotel has registered the seems to be an honorable man, but even he stated that above is the most desirable private residence now for R. B. Young, W. E. D. Franks, society. She gave over to Albert the leadership of the audiences a/the Grand Opera House were bad, rent fn Washington. Was never rented, and only W. R. Brown, Riggles & Hopkins, greatest number of distinguished visitors this summer offered now beoause the owner Is going to Europe. Pyels & MoNalley, English social life, and he has used his heritage in when it is a fact that the house was full every night. W. J. Redstrake, ever known in one season at one resort. It has for To a flrst-class tenant the rent will be $200 per month F. H. Fridley, J. A. Edgar, such a manner that Eugenie was the wiser woman in years been considered the most perfect caravansary And the benefit last night (Faust) was brilliant. for session of Congress, or $1,800 per annum 11 taken F. Buhn, R. A. Walker, V. E. Bryan, giving over her son to the Zulus—as iar as heart and in America; and the olimate and soenery make it the All these terrible critios praise Dion Boucicault and for one year or more. HTTYPK Weeden & Morrison, 3. W. Arnold, J. V. Edmonds, mental satisfaction goes. most luxuriant and romantic summer palace in the Sothern to the skies; which reminds me of a touchfng Inquire ot •> • » • N. HUJIA, G. N. Happ, Real Estate Agent, E. Walsh, This famous divorce case will probably begin next world, where perfect rest is flavored with many and little anecdote about Maurice Strakosch and Wheeler F. D. Keyworth, Office 1505 Pa. av., opposite U. S. Treasury, Elker & Bouns, T. W. Phillips, month. The Prince will not do the Mordaunt busi- various delights. Among the many romances in real and Winter. Maurice had bought some champagne Houses furnished and unfurnished, forrent in every Walker & Co., J. H. Gates, ness on this occasion, but, to obviate court unpleasant- from a questionable wine merchant, whose cheap lo- Polklnborn & Co., life whfch are t»ld in the society gossip ol New York section of the city. aug30-tl5 A. D. Stidham, C. H. Upperman, ness, is booked to sail for Australia. cation promised low prices. He tried that wine on M. Keegan, Is that of a gay young English lord, who came travel SMOKE THE F. Renshaw, A. Gersdorf. ing in America this summer with a British contempt some friends at his hotel, and the faoes they made J. M. T. Martin, Bret Harte Personally. R. ERGOOD, General Agent. for everything American; but when he arrived at oast a reflection on the mirrors around the dining- J Pew men living—or few men who have ever lived— Keep's Building! Eighth street and Market Space. Lake George to investigate the historic reminiscences room, which amounted also to a reflection on the wine, are more genuinely Bohemian in taste and habit than sepl4 3m5 of history, he met a young American society belle, except that the faoes were red and the wine was am Bret Harte, the greatest and most original of Ameri- Brightwood Cigar, who proposed to row him on the lake. And the result ber. Well, Maurice ordered some other wine from can novelists and sketch-authors. He has, with the J. L. SMITHMEYEU & CO.. was that he suddenly found himself married, and the hotel wine closet or cellar, and the symposium pro Long Yara Filler and South American Wrapper, the mind and experience of the man of the world, all of finest Five Cent Cigar In the city. ARCHITECTS, started baok to England to show his " governor" the ceeded. the romantic re'stlessness of a boy, and is never so well NO. 70S FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN G best speoimen he had found of American scenery. The next day he went to the wine merchant and GENUINE KEY WEST CONCHAS, Ten Cents satisfied and content as when, with pleasant comrades, said, "Damma bada wine; you taka heem back.: AND NEW YORK AVENUE. he can smooth away the hours in sensible and life-giv- ^GENUINE KEY WEST REG. RE1NA, Three for "No," said the wine merchant, "I won't take the ing relaxation. A GENTLEMAN who had been dining out the night Twenty-five Cents, equal to finest Imported. wine back ; you wanted chqap wine and 1 sold It 1 respectfully ask a trial of the above brards, as I LD WIN E AND OLD FRIEN DS AKE KN O WN It must be hard on him to be held to Kreteldt as before went Into a barber's shop to be shaved. He saw that the barber had been taking more than was you, and that's all about it." am satisfied they are the finest in the market for the as the best, so Is Justh's Old Stand known for American consul, away from the scenes and assoeia good for him, for his hand shook very much, and, Maurice thought for a few minutes, and then, Bayi money. Oyears as the only place where first-class second-hand tion of the friends whom he held in hosts in every naturally indignant, he began to give him a little clothing can be sold atrespectable prices. Address or he, with a gleam ot satisfaction, " Ah, goot, i hava call at Justh's old stand, No. 619 D street, between metropolitan city of this country. Even New York moral advice by saying: "Bad thing, drink?" "Yes, FRANK LOUGHRAN, said the barber, " it makes th^kln awlul tender." one idea ; 1 keepa dat bad vine for Veelalre and Vln- Proprietor of tlie 1». O. J>. Cigar Sixth and Seventh Btreets northwest, or branch store, was not large enough to hold' down his mercurial taire." And thereafter the two critics had more than No 408 Ninth street, between D and E streets north- " M A " said a little girl who had just begun to study ©tore, west. N. B.—Note by mall promptly attendedto. nature,"and he was continually on the " go." How it physiology: "1 don't want the fleshy part of the their usual rations of champagne. S. E. Corner INiiitli and IT sts. martl-tlt was possible for a man of his nervous, restless nature milk;" then pointing to the cream pitcher, " 1 want This reminds me of Dion Bouclcault's dinner last augSl-ly5 to accomplish so much fcrilliant and soundly brainy the epidermis." o THECAPITAL : SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

SHOT-GUN DUELS. PERSONAL yards ; could pull down four strong men In a struggle BK0KEES, REAL ESTATE AG'TS, ET0. with a marlinspike at one time. He once killed a Strauge Encounters Between Sportsmen deer with a rock; ran down and battered to death a on the Reed-Bird Marshes. The Patent Strap —After the melee outspoke Boss Kellee, " Oh—oh— bear with an axe; and in a struggle with a ferocious I Chester (Pa.) Letter la Philadelphia T'mes.] hellee I" Beed and rail-bird gunning Is accompanied b/ no bull threw tt and cut its hamstrings. little danger to the sportsman, although few realize -Base-ball matches are not made In heaven. It Is —Yang-Cliiu, celebrated in one of the Chinese odes the danger, irom now until the end of the gunning MARBLE BUILDING, parlor matches. season accidents in the marsh will occur daily. The Pantaloons, on virtue, had a iriend who brought him a bribe, say- —Kansas Is now twenty-five years old. Getting to gunner not only has accidents to be afraid of, but he ing : " It is now evening. Take it, and no one will has to keep a sharp lookout that he Is not an uninten- THE GREATEST INTEN- be quite a man. know it." Yang Chin replied: " Heaven and earth tional target. The reeds along the marshes of the —The habit of carrying pistols is growing in the know, and you and 1 know; how can you say no one Delaware grow so high that a man forty feet distant TION OF THE AGE. city ot London. cannot be seen. Thus It is clear that accidents are will know It?" And with that refused the offer.— unavoidable. T£e danger in reed-bird shooting is not It Gives Ease and Comfort I —The New York .Republicans have been presented Ymingslovm Vindicator. Yang-Chin, as is intuitively so great as when the sportsman is after rail. There Corner Penna. Avenue and with a crow-mo. discerned, never associated with congressmen. may be a dozen gunners In the marsh within a radius to the Wearer. of half a square, and none oi them ever know of the —The educated fish in Birnum's show has a flnn- —Two gems from the Boston Post: This Double Strap is Superior to Suspenders, presence of the other. All is quiet, and the pushers as it Rests the Pant's on the Hips and Re- Ninth Street. ished education. " A hairpin was discovered in the heart of a cow are slowly guiding the boat through the reeds, when lieves the Shoulders Fiomthe Continual Strain —Foster begins to need gingering up.—Cin. Enq. that died suddenly at Fulton, In this State, last suddenly a rail is frightened out of its hiding-place. Caused by Suspenders. Let it be ginger all. week.—New York Star. We're glad that con's dead ; The gunner who happens to have soared It up puts a While Stooping or Sitting it Does Not Draw we've had enough of butter made from her milk." gun to his shoulder, and a second later the bird drops the Pant's Prom the Bottom. —A. trout could never be a base-ball player. Too " There is a preacher in London who rides to chapel and Is hiding among the reeds. Very often a gunner many go out on the fly. every Sunday morning on a bicycle. ButTalmage Is on a direct line with the bird, and the shot, passing An Illustration of tke Patent Strap —The late Miss Nellie Grant will visit this country announces that he will not be outdone, and proposes on, penetrates his ooat and enters his body, or finds a hereafter to wheel himself to the Tabernacle In a resting place in his face and neck. The vlotlm im- Pantaloons» during the ensuing year. wheelbarrow." mediately begins to yell, for the sensation of a score of —Our native champagne of increased prosperity dis- •As Bonner is now bent on buying up all the fast shot entering the body is extremely painful. It has counts the old ports of the continent. about the eff'eot upon a man that runnfDg a pin into trotters In the country and retiring them from public the flesh up to the head would have. —Zack Chandler has such atremenduous voice that life, we suggest that he enter into negotiations for the M. H. PRINCE he can kill two birds with one's tone. purchase oi that fast stallion who was recently on the —Last week a man died in Michigan from look-jaw. stand at Syracuse, subsequent to making such won- When the gunner cools off a little he begins to look We regret to say that it was not Conger. derful speed from Canonchet. around for the man who shot him. As a general thing —Cetewayo, at the date ot his capture, was the —Myra Clark Gaines' latest insanity is to reform he swears loud enough to be heard half a mile. If be Is a high-tempered and vengeful sort of fellow he "lays Zulu John Kelly; he had but two followers. the morals oi our congressmen. Her idea is to build low" for the man who peppered him, and at the first —The mill hands in Bridgeport, Connecticut, aver- a large hotel here in Washington, where the prices opportunity blazes away. In fact, when a gunner gets age a thousand dollars a month In lottery tickets. will be so moderate that members can bring their shot his first Instinct is to shoot back. He often does Auctioneer and Commission —As is the golden tress of hair to butter, so are petu- lc, and during the season a good many first-class shot- wives along. We trust that to perfect the plan she gun duels occur along the shores of the Delaware un- lant words from the rich, ripe lips of a beautiful wo- will have male chambermaids. known to all except the Impromptu principals and a Merchant. man. few sportsmen who may happen to be looking on. One —If the Grant Conkllng boom is a success, you just alternoon this week one of these encounters occurred on Chester Island. The principals had never seen bet your sweet life Line* will get that German mis- HOXIE'S FKOJECTS—THE COST THEBEOF. each other before, one being a Jerseyman and the sion. In his repart or September 6, in regard to the sup- other a Philadelphia sportsman. The latter uninten- —The spring time is gone, and the air of autumn ply of water to Capitol Hill, the engineer thinks It tionally put five or six shot into the lormer's arm. The Jerseyman, with a cry ot pain and anger, seeing proclaims the fact. It is in a nut-shell, or oyster-shell, can be had in one of three ways—either by an lnorease a wreath of smoke rising out of the marsh about thirty rather. of supply, to diminish waste, or to pump. As his yards distant, up with his gun and returned the fire. Consignments Solicited. —The Alta California states that Kearney is back- genius for blundering has already been sufficiently The Philadelphia man knew that he had wounded the Jerseyman on the first fire, and that he had inten- ing down. Election returns evidenoe that he has not displayed by the famous stand-pipe, his alternative tionally returned the shot. Without getting any gone up. proposition to Increase the supply ought to be looked nearer to each other the two gunners paddled out into —Dr. Carver is giving exhibitions of his rifle Bhoot. into. Though the Idea may be so airily suggested at a small clearing, as it were, where the reeds did not obstruct the view. Then they began "cussing" one ing In Berlin. Kaiser Wilhelm has left town during the end ol a report, the payment of the cost of any another, and finally the Jerseyman put up his gun to the show. scheme of the kind will be found a substantial and fire again. His opponent followed suit, and they both —Better half a loaf than a whole day In idleness.— heavy burden upon the people, when they come to be pulled the trigger about the same time. CASH ADVANCES WREN REQUESTED. A number of gunners hearing the somewhat lively Christian Union. How could you half a loaf without taxed tor the additional millions to be imposed upon altercation, closed in on the sides, being careful to teing idle? this already overtaxed oommunlty. keep out of line of the shooters, for they knew what was —The majority of the "darkhorses " for the Presi- The plan for Increasing the water supply seems to taking place. The duelists were then about forty yards apart, a distance at which a great deal of pain dency turn out on Investigation to be nothing other be the construction of a conduit from the present res- could be inflicted with no danger of fatal results. than jack-mules. ervoir at Drover's Rest, which shall cross Bock creek These two men exchanged about a dozen shots, and —Murat HaUtead should interview Eve through a over a grand bridge, and have a capacity of some 200,- both were literally full of holes, when they stopped by SALES TRI-WEEKLY—TUESDAT, mutual consent. They at once stripped off their cloth- medium. She was the participator in the biggest 000,000 of gallons per diem. While this idea Is a very ing. They were covered with blood and little purple THURSDAY, SATURDAY. snake story on record. splendid one, with fine tunnels and all the adjuncts black spots where the shot had entered, and at a dis- —The reason that old shoes are thrown after newly- necessary to a plan of such comprehensive magnifi- tance they might have been taken for a pair of Bar- £ep7tt- 7 num's tattooed men. Neither man had the advantage married couples is that the chances of matrimonial cence, and also Involves the necessity of building new in the fight, and neither could claim the victory. Oc- happiness are slippery. dams and additional conduits at Great Falls, to in- currences of this kind are frequent, although they are J7 AMBLER SMITH, —"1 had sooner be right than President!" cried crease the maximum supply from the present maxi- seldom carried on so openly. Most of the gunners prefer taking this revenge in a quiet way, so that no (EX-MEMBER OF CONGRESS,) Henry Clay; yet through Plaquemines parish he was mum of 85,000,000 of gallons to the new oipacltyof wicked intent is apparent. Fur Instance, wnen a man left, and not President. 200,000,000 of gallons, the matter-of-fact question will gets hit, he keeps his eyes open for the man who did Atto rney-at-Law, —Grant has been permitted to land In San Fran- intiude itself, " Who is to pay ?" If the United States it. Having lound him, he follows him up until a bird Corner Fifth and D Streets,- will bestow such a gift, very well; the people of the happens to get up somewhere In his direotlon. Then cisco by Dinny Kyarney. The latter of the two seems he lets go, being more particular about bringing the WASHINGTON, J). C. to have grown pacific ol late. District will not care, however great may be the cost. man than the bird. Claims against United States promptly Collected. —Blaine is the choice of California for the presi- It Is easy to cut straps out of leather which does not Day before yesterday a gunner was quite severely Compromise Cases before Customs, Internal Revenue belong to'us. But why should this work be under- shot by a Chester man. It was plainly accidental, and and other Bureaus Attended to. ap8-tf 3 dential seat. Unhappily fer Blaine, California doesn't happened In such a wav that if the Chester man had control the election returns. taken a generation in advance ot the need of any such not shot the other fellow the other fellow would surely KfHPt» —Jim Cuny, who murdered Porter, the actor, has supply? There is no such superfluity of wealth In the have shot him. They were both creeping toward a O. DOUGLAS, •TATTORNEY-AT-LAW,'« taken to reading the bible. This looks as if the pros- Distrlot that any special Ingenuity should be exercised flock of reed birds. It was in a corn-field, a short dis- Another View of the Patent Strap. tance back from the river front. They were on oppo- CAPITAL Office, Washington, D. C. pects of oonviction are strong. in the Invention of extraordinary and premature site sides of a fence creeping toward each other, the All < Jases except Patents Attended to. deSO-tra —The tributes ot respect are equally divided be- schemes to get rid of such superfluity of riches. flock of hlrds being between them. The Chester man took the first shot. There was another noise beside tween General Grant in California and his stallions The defective street pavements, the defective sew- the piping of the flock of birds as they arose from the MISCELLANEOUS. at the Pennsylvania State fair. erage and the river front nuisance, not to speak of cornfield. It was an awful cry of pain. The next —Mr. Lyman, chief of the bureau of navigation, of other equally pressing demands, are enough to absorb momeDt a man was seen not more than twenty yards the Treasury, will be sued by Eli Perkins for the re- from where the Chesterian had shot, swaying his arms every dollar that can be wrung from the people for wildly. He threatened to kill the man who had shot L E. tention of the latter's surname. many years to oome. The demands of the Immediate him if he would just step out and show himself. That W Ott —Cetewayo has succumbed to the shot-gun policy present are as much as can be staggered under. The individual did step out, full of alarm and sympathy at A BARGAIN! Another Southern outrage on the African citizens. the pain he had inflicted. He had no sooner come most magnifioent of all the achievements has been Into view than the wounded man, with difficulty, put •Where is the Lemars Sentinel ? the load of debt, in which, however, we can take no up his gun and was about to fire, when the man from Fine Dwelling and Grounds —Congressman Chalmers of Mississippi wants Han- pride; there being so little to show for It, and whleh this city leveled his piece with the remark: " 1 didn't IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. cock for the next President. That settles It. All that mean to shoot you; but if you mean to shoot me, why House No. 1610 H street northwest, with pressed for a whole generation to come will be an incubus on our I've got another load for you." The man with his brick front, four-stories high, with Mansard roof, con- Hancock need do is to be sworn In. resources. One-third of the amount of revenue is ab- arm and neck full of shot thought better of It, and taining twelve rooms, with modern improvements. —Tilden is a champion polo player. This fact should sorbed lor Interest and sinking fund upon $22,108,850 didn't shoot. Notwithstanding these little affairs1 Lot feet by 111, and side lot 26% feet by 111 to a T alley, 26x30, (5,883 square feet of irround in all.) guarantee him the support of the New York O'Hirild, of debt. Another third of the revenue Is consumed hundreds of persons are out after the birds dally throughout the season, and if they do get shot once in The above property is within half a square of Laiay- unless James G. B.'s envy intervenes. for schools, police, lighting the streets and such like a while they don't mind it much. A great many gun- ette Park-. Arlington Hotel and Wormley's. The resi- —The newspapers are the only department of pro unavoidable and neoessary expenses, while a fraction ning accidents are due to carelessness, but there are dence fronts north, with windows on the east side fesslonal life that announce themselves per advertise- of the remaining third is left for Improvements. many that happen in rail and reed bird shooting that overlooking the side lot, which Is a beautiful green can't be helped. sward Tiie above Is a very desirable home, worth ment as being "second-class matter." It is enough for the present generation to occupy $25.000. but will be sold tor $21,500. —It was Davenport, not Fechter, who originated the itself with works of immediate utility, and to avoid FARO BILL'S SERMON. 4®-nt.ie perlect and unencumbered. use of a blonde wig In Hamlet. Davenport found that any undertakings either for the enjoyment or for the Apply to J. V. N. HUYCIC, Real Estate Agent, it did not meet with publio approval and dropped It. astonishment of posterity. All such projects are a An Exciting: Scene at tbe Close of His Remarks Upon the Prodigal Son. (Opposite U. S. Treasury.) —A German socialist was recently condemned to little too previous. sel4-tf 3 No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue. [Leadville Letter in tbe Wyoming Journal.] llie imprisonment tor recklessly inquiring of Emperor A is sufficiently evident that no necessity exists for Many had, no (toubt, come through curiosity to see JUaLlX DESFOSSE'S Wilhelm, "Oh, Kaiser, don't you want to buy a dog?" any costly increase of the water supply. That the how Bill, recently converted, would deport himself in I FRENCH BAKERY• —The Spanish government IB considerably bothered this, his initial sermon. Upon the stage sat a burly, t present method of .distribution is inefficient and un- red-faced man, with arms folded in a careless manner, (Established 1859.) over the revolutionary agitation in Cuba. Why don't satisfactory is equally evident. That the authorities who looked over the large audience with an air of the 20 YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS. FELIX DESFOSSE, they let Cuba go? It costs more to keep It than to of the District have shown themselves to be Incapable most decided independence. This was Faro Bill, the speaker of the occasion. When he arose he glanced The well Known and only real Frenoh Baker In Wash- liberate it. goes with the telling. The charge of the aqueduct around tbe tent for a moment, evidently collecting his ington, (lortuerly of Nineteenth street,) has perman- —The deceased Dixon boasted publicly, here in proper has not passed as yet from under capable and thoughts, and began : " Feller-citizens, the preacher ently located at No. 2012 H street, between Twentieth Washington, a year ago, that since 1872 he had killed bein' absent, it tails on me to take his hand and play and Twenty-first streets, near Pennsylvania avenue, Intelligent superintendence. There is no reason why it fur all it is worth. You all know that I'm just where be continues, as heretorore, to make French and five white men, and had kept no account of his "nig- the aqueduct and the distribution of the water should learnin' tbe game, and, of course, 1 may be expected American bread of the very best quality. Frenoh ger killing." not be combined, and both be placed in charge of the to make wild breaks, but 1 don't believe thar's a bread a specialty. Vienna rolls to or ler. —By the bye, what has beoome of Chastine Cox, the rooster in tbe camp mean enough to take advantage H. B.—French Bread is recommended for persons ol engineer of the aqueduot. We have been inflicted o' my ignorance and cold-deck me right on the first delloate health, especially fer those Buttering trom poor, innocent negro murdered by Mrs. Hull and with the crude and visionary experiments of the com- deal. I'm sincere in this new departure, an' 1 believe dyspepsia. Beware of Imitations. sep81y3 resurrected through the galvanic batteries of the New missioners until a surfeit has ensued. If Congress that I've struck a game that 1 can play clear through without copperln' a bet, for when a man tackles such York press ? will undertake any action for the benefit of the people, a lay-out as this he plays every card to win, an' if he —Color blindness is a national malady, but the im< let the control of the water distribution be taken away goes through the deal as he orter do, when he la?s A. T. WHITING'S, perial scent is left. Zack Chandler can smell a glass down to die, an' the last case is ready TO slide from the 924 Pennsylvania Avenue, from the commissioners, and let the subject be dele- box, he can call the turn every time. I was read in' in of whisky, and lioscoe Conkllng the gun oil on a shot- gated te the engineer In charge of the Washington the bible to-day that yarn about the prodigal son, an' gun, two miles distant. aqueduct. 1 want to tell yer the story. The book don't give no STRAW m BLEACHERY. —"The old oaken bucket" Is a good thing in its dates, but it happened lone:, long ago. This prodigal Hoxle has tried his prentice hand,the people having son had an old man that put up the coin every time Now Ready for Reflnishing way, but it generally manages to slop a quart of to raise the wind to provide tor the cost of his expen- the kid struck him for a stake, an' never kicked at the water down the shirt bosom of the man that drinks size ot tbe pile either. 1 reckon the old man was IN ALL THE sive failure at raising water. His experiment in pump purty well fixed, an' wben he died he intended to give PALII STYLES. oc!3- from it—and it's water, too. ing was like that of a genius out West in building all his wealth to this kid and his brother. Prod, —A Massachusetts paper heads a column article saw-mills. This brilliant man had noticed that there give the old man a little gamef o' talk one day, with " What is Castile Soap." You see now, with all and injuced him to whack up in advance was always a very strong breeze on the summit of o' the death racket. He'd no sooner got bis divy In All IJlxistratlon of the OldStyle. the Beacon-street culohaw, those people haven't the certain high hill In his neighborhood. He took up the his list than he shook the old man an' struck out to Whleh has Caused Men to first element.of cleanliness. take in some o' the other camps. He hed a way-up Commit Suicide, MORIARTY, idea that where so much wind was to be had it could time for a while, an' sluntr his cash to the front like —The Cincinnati Enquirer, in its zeal to defeat Sher- be utilized to drive a saw-mili. The mill was built. he owned the best pay in' lead on arth, but had luck man's aspirations, is as intensely bitter to the South as It was a complete affair. The wind was plentiful, and hit him a lick at last an' left him flat. The book Merchant Tailor, the Lemar's Sentinel, in the sunniest moods of the don't state what he - went broke on, but I reckon he 613 r> st., near cor. of Seventh,. iurnlshed abundant power. But it happened that got steered up agin some brace game. But anyhow Idiotic editor of that latter sheet. Where Is always on band the finest goods in the mar- there was no timber on tne hill, or,lndeed, in that part he got left without a chip or a four bit piece to go an' ket, and there is pleasure in the manner you can be —The latest popular dish in New York is crow. It of the country. Hoxle's stand-pipe is a very com eat on. An old Granger then tuk him home an' set fitted, even at nearly the prioe of common Roods, and' him to herdin' hogs, an' here be got so hard up an' discounts reed birds and ortolan, and is served up in a plete affair, but there is no water to be pumped into hungry that he piped off the swine while they were satisfaction guaranteed. marl7-ly8 new style Invented by Conkllng and Tilden, two well' feQdin', and he stood in with 'em on a husk lunch. the stand-pipe. The Western genius, however, had SPOUTING BAZAR, known chief oooks and bottle washers. He soon weakened on such plain provender, an' says expended his own money upon his scheme; our genius to himself, says he: 1 Even the old man's hired hands —The New York Sun is growing excessively anxious did not expend his own money upon his scheme. are livln' on square grub, while I'm worryin' along 605 Fifteenth Street,, Washington, ». C. in leading articles on " What is the matter with Jupi If a monumental work Is to be built across Bock here on corn-nusks straight. I'll just take a grand ter ?" Rosooe Conkllng would be better pleased to tumble to myself an' chop on this racket at once. I'll creek, let us wait until Mr. Hoxle has died, after a skip back to the governor, and try to fix things up Double-barrel Breech-load- hear a solution as to the difficulties of Yenus. long and useful llle ! It is to be hoped that he has and call far a new deal;' so off he started. The old ing Central-fire Shot-Gun ! -—The faith of religion-struok men is great, but we man seed the kid a coining, and what do you recken English Laminated Steel many honors and many years of life yet before him. he did ? Did he pull his gun and lay for him, intend- barrels! Lefancheaux double-grip lever action! wonder if those murderers who are "going right It is not usual lor any man to erect his own monu- ing to wipe him as -soon as he got into range? Did Stronger and better workmanship than the Reming- straight to Jesus " wouldn't be willing to trade off ment—at least more than one. As the stand-pipe Is he call the dogs to cbase him off the ranche? Did he ton or Parker 1 Trial given, and warranted to shoot their dead-head pass lor a pardon from the governor. hustle around for a club, and give him a stand- well or money refunded. aul7-tfT both ugly and useless, let the one suffije. It may not off at the front gate ? Eh ? Not to any alarm- —Charles Beade has resolved never tp go throrgh be worthy either of his genius or of his tame. Bat let ing extent he didn't. No, sir! The scripture OSWEGO the drudgery of another novel. He is now something us have a rest; and let Hoxle also have a rest. Let book says he waltzed out to meet him, and froze to of a first-class bar-tender, as he is making a good deal him on the spot, and kissed him, and then marched him keep on building sewers below tide, and after a him off to a clothing store and fitted him out in the "Deep Rock" Water of money from Drink, dramatized from L' Assomolr, while he may run himself into the ground as well as nobbiest rig to be had for coin. Then the old gent in- —The people of New Orleans are talking of erecting the sewers. vited ail the neighbors and killed a tat calf, and give CURES LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. the biggest blow-out the camp ever seed." At the Order ONE DOZEN and give It a trial. Call for It a monument to General Hood. If they are rich enough Artemus Ward said ot his kangaroo that he was conclusion of the narrative the speaker paused, evi- at the drug storesor restaurants,and go home refreshed. to Indulge in a monument they evinced monumental " A amoosin'little cuss." Hoxle Is, alter all, a pleas- dently framing in his mind a proper application of Let it be your morning tonlo. It will drive away cheek in asking contributions from other sections for the story. Before he could resume, a tall, blear-eyed chronio disease and build tip!wea k constitutions. ant fellow. His bombastic reports are funny leading. gambler, with a fierce mustache, arose and said: his family. C. B. 8I1AFEK, Agt., In the dreary monotone of debt and taxes pervading " 'Taln't me as would try ter break up a meeting or do Wholesale and retail—520 Tenth streetN. W. —Never say " Pshaw " in a harem.—New York Her the emanations from that focus of official stupidity, anything disreligious. No, sir; I am not that sort of oo2My8 aid. Jim Bennett, you are a personal acquaintance a citizen. But in all public hoo-doos it is a parlia- known as the " District offices," It is refreshing to set mentary rule for anybody as wants to ax questions to of Eoscoe Conkling, and It would be genteeler to make JOHN R. KELLY, how, year after year, the Distrlot engineer comes up rise up and fire them off. 1 do not want ter fool away DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS your suggestions to him personally, not through the time a questioning the workings of religion; oh, no. smiling every time, self-satisfied and peart, and spry As long as it is kept in proper bounds, and does not BEEF, •irtTtSmb LAMB, columns of the paper. as a jay-bird of a Sunday morning. Though it would interfere with the boys in their games; I do not see as it —Poor Memphis! And poor East and West! Yel be vain to searoh these reports, so abounding In the can do no harm. I just want to ax the honorable speaker low fever in the Tennessee olty, widow Oliver leotur if he has not give himself dead away? Does it stand Mutton, —ii i Veal, ¿be. capital "I," for any practical idea, it would be supposed ter reason, that a bloke would feed upon corn busks Ing to raise funds for the sufierers in New Jersey, and from reading them that the pookets of the people when there was hash-factories in the camp ? Would CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Anna Dioklnson writing a new play in California, any one hev refused him the price of a square meal if Stalls 628, 929 and 630 Center Market, Nintfc-street. were fathomless, and the only real pleasure In life Is wing : and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market ; or God help them all! he had a struck them fur it? Would any of the deal- to spend money for no particular object other than to ers that beat him out ot his coin see him starve ? As address box 713 City Post-offloe. Marketing delivered —Now when the balmy summer days afford a subject for these entertaining literary produC' 1 remarked afore, I do not wish tomake any disre- free of charge to all parts of the city. jan26-tf7 Firom off the surface glide, tlons of the engineer. spectable breaks, but I must say that I have got it put up that tbe speaker has been trying ter feed us on A CARD. Adolphus takes his white slouch hat This may be rather expensive, but why need the cussed thin taffy, and no one but a silly would take it To have it cleaned and dyed lieutenant oare? Do not the people have the sewers in." Bill glared upon the speaker and fairly hissed : To all who are sufiering from the errors and Indis- Black for the winter. "Do you mean to say that 1 am a liar?" " Wal, you and the stand-pipe and the reports, and the lieutenant can take it just as you choose. Sbme folks would cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss —Mr. W. Almon Wheeler, the pseudo-Vioe Presi- himself, to laugh at? A rational people oannotneed swallow it in that shape." Bill pulled his revolver, of manhood, tun., 1 will send a recipe that will cure and in an instant the bright barrels of numerous wea- dent, has an eager and a blinking eye toward Ker- any more subjects for amusement than are afforded you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was nan's senatorial seat. Wheeler splits his name in the pons flashed in the air as the friends of each party by all of these, though some are so exacting as to prepared for active duty. The brevet preacher was the discovered by a missionary In South Amerloa. Send./ middle unlortunately, and such a man Is never more think that of them worth the lots of money they oost. firpt to fire, and the rash doubtei of spiritual truths a self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IN- than comparatively sucoessful In anything he under- fell dead on the ground. Shot followed shot in quick MAH, Station D, New York City. J. P. KLINOLB. succession, and when quiet was again restored a score feb2-ly0 takes. or more dead and wounded men were carried from the —In Oxford, North Carolina, a negro died last week tent. Having secured attention, BUI said: " Further MRS. ScitoGGiNS! " How did your mamma llEe that »-S=IF TO® WANT TO HNDTHE BEST who, in point of strength, discounted the most famous proceedings is adjourned for the day. You will re- butter 1 sold her. Miss Lucy?" Miss Lucy: "The ceive the doxology." PATENT STRAP PANTALOONS UV¿E7 and cheapest plaoe to buy and sell your new athlete. He could lilt a barrel containing forty gal- butter was not good at all, Mrs. Scroggins, and was ONLY AT and second-hand Clothing, Beota and Shoes, Hats, lotos of whisky—826 pounds—and drink from the bang all sorts of different eolors." Mrs. Scroggins: " That Jewelry, Watches, Pistols, &c., call at ain't nuffin. If you were to see my cows yew'd find GEO. T. KEEN'S, G. GOLDBERG, hole; could throw an ordinary anvil twenty-five them main soight more speckelderthan the butter." 414 HINTH STREET. j e9-ly 8 >15 and «23 D street. o THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

away stone, and will first produce insanity, For THE CAPITAL. Morris. We were instructed to board the return; the trouble with domestics not pos- then death. Were one thrown among the TWO VOICES. cars of the Hudson River railway at the sessed of the Adam-born country instincts; THE CAPITAL. South Sea Islanders, and forced to live One bird Is come. It's blue. But there Is not an; Central Depot, and leave the same at Mt. nor the mosquitoes, huge as the J ersey pro- among them, it would not be long before St. Vincent. We did as directed, and found duct, hungry as those of Maumee and other WASHIKGTOÍÍ CITY. public opinion would remove his wearing ourselves under the shadow of a huge mis- numerous as poor relations. In this whole world anywhere, and It will soon be apparel, and substitute dirty grease for the shapen convent, and in the presence of the Before giving way to this Adam-born in- gone. dearly beloved hat—the only thing on earth •SUV DAÏ MOBBING SEPTEMBER 21,1830. late Edwin Forrest's castle, The one is stinct for life in a garden, it would be well for which a civilized man has a disinterested Will you listen?" "I must hush your pretty crying dwarfed by the other. The castle appeared to remember that but one man in a million will survive a change from life-long habits affection. brother. 8®» THE CAPITAL lias a Larger as ludicrous as the huge convent is mon- Tell It—to sing on." to idleness, and but one woman in a mil- The Bohemian Bob Ingersoll, with a fam- Circulation, both Local and by Mail, strous. The towers and battlements—the Here's one rose the first of all. But the wind may building of which lost Edwin both his wife lion is contented m the country. A life- ily growing up about him, and a heart full than all the Other Sunday Papers of blow and take it, and money—resemble the set scene in long idler, such as the writer of this, can of affection of the tenderest sort for his wife Washington Combined. Othello; and while the scene is accepted, spend hours in a stable contemplating the and little ones, found after a time that the Or the frost may oome again as cold as frost can be, the positive stone image is rejected in rumps of horses, and listening to the chat steady diet of cold shoulder was not only Or a bee that hunts for honey may light on the leaves , ' Contributor a will please i »member wrath. of an hostler, and be happy; but the at- disagreeable, but death, from indigestion. and break It. tempt drove Daniel Webster to the bottle inal we do not undertake to return rejected We noticed, as we were passing, that the "What did this copy of Voltaire cost you, Will you oome and see?" and shortened the useless life of the bril- manuscripts. And no contribution will be battened door of the huge arched entrance Colonel? " asked a friend once, while look- Look on the floor, my boy, and think of my dis- liant Henry Clay. ing at his library. paid for unless on a bargain made in ad- was open, and, thinking the interior had tresses : "It cost me the governship of Illinois," vance. By bearing these facts in mind much been converted into a chapel, open to all Aladdin's Lamp (upset) and Blue Beard's dread- THE SOLDIERS' HOME. was the witty and striking answer. annoyance will be saved. lost souls, we entered. To our surprise we ful key. There has been a spoken discontent on the When, therefore, as a delegate to the Cin- found the Forrest stronghold a private resi- The Sleeping Beauty's coverlet and Cinderella's dence. Westood in a circular hall, the ceil- part of the superannuated and invalided cinnati Republican convention, he burst on ABOUT RI'ItAI- LIFE. soldiers at the home. the political world in an effort eulogistic of dremes, We suppose that we have inherited from ing of which reached the roof, where a stained glass threw upon the marble pave- The diseontent has been the normal con- Blaine, and was at once recognized and re- Full ol dnst—ah, me!" cur first parents a taste for oountry life. ceived by the millionaires of the moneyed That Adam and Eve enjoyed, and were ment a soft, subdued light, that was more dition of the handful of residents at this Now a star Is out. It's gold. But 1 tell you It will religious than baronial. Balconies of finely palatial affair. But it was but the other power, and was permitted to shake hands never created to enjoy, the garden of Eden before even with Mr.Frelinghuysen, Bob's delight carved wood graced the stories above, while day the discontent found expression. Look so shining any more where the water is so that unfortunate speculation in fruit, there knew no bounds. the only ornaments were a cheap engraving We are not surprised. Indeed, our deep." can be no doubt. The reformer in the theologioal field, who Had it been otherwise—had the noble old of Edwin as'he appeared (very seldom) in amazement comes in on the fact that the Oh, the star will stay, 1 fancy, somewhere in the sky the role of a private gentleman, and an wrath and disgust, born of ennui, had not had made himself notorious by attacks on pair possessed the disposition peculiar to forever; equally common counterfeit presentment of been heard from before. the errors and sinsof the established church, New England, for example—they would not became in an instant the eloquent advocate 1—must go to sleep. have waited for judgment in ejectment His Holiness the Pope. The legalized recipient of a benevolent fund we helped swell is a man of foreign of the most corrupt, despotic and bigoted . . " It will stay. But 1 shall stay not. Why after their failure in business, but would From a dark recess came a sister of charity, organization the world ever saw. Over the have emigrated at an early day, and gone so stout and rosy, we thought, that if she birth, simple habits and uncultured mind. was 1 rent hither, He is amused when he eats and sleeps, and christian statesman that religious thief, Fair brief world, if 1 must leave you, having seen to speculating in wild lands, that must at had accumulated piety as she had adipose Ingersoll, threw his intellectual fire-works,- that time have been on the market in large her conscience made her content below, and but for tobacco, and at rare intervals a little ' nor heard whisky, he would be bored into utter imbe- until the rogue was lost in the brilliant cor- •quantities and at a ruinously low figure. would open to her, on oiled hinges, heaven's uscation of wit and eloquence. (Resting in your grass an instant on my seoret mis- Be that as it may, we certainly have some- gate above. We lifted our hat, and apolo- cility. He gets his rations of the plainest sion—whither ?) sort, a hard oot on which to sleep, and cer- Of course the Republicans applauded to thing in us that sets us to dreaming in gized by saying that we had mistaken the Star, nor bloom, nor bird ? castle for a chapel. tain wearing apparel that gives the lie to the echo, and they applauded so long and early life of life in the country, as in old so vociferously that after a time Robert lost I would help you find the fairies (for the moon can age, Falstaff like, we die babbling o' green Would you like to see our chapel?" Darwin's doctrine of a survival ot the fittest. his sense of gratitude, in the delusion that shine on pleasure,) fields. And perhaps there is no better il- asked the sister, in a soft, persuasive voice. He sees handsome residences erected to he was the party bestowing the favor. 1 would hear thq bird a-singing, 1 would see the rose lustration of Shakespeare'skeenknowledge No, sister; :thanks; we were brought officers who have their families with them, of human nature than this. Here was the up on chapels." a privilege denied the invalid or superan- He was somewhat jolted in this when he was red, gross mountain of sensual adipose, whose We learned that Cardinal McCloskey nuated soldier, and he sees the flushed faces discovered that the President he had so If I only had a little of the long, long leisure life, spent in taverns and brothels, had made the dead actor's home his summer and hears the popping of corks that indi- aided to commit a burglary on the White 1 shall have—when dead." been devoted to potations deep of sack, and residence ; which proves the Cardinal to be cate good living. He sees vast sums ex- House dare not appoint him minister to MRS. S. M. B. PIATT. huge portions of beef and capon, returning a gentleman of taste. We turned to look at pended in smooth carriage-ways, lawns, Germany. on his death-bed to the green fields of his the battle-mounted structure, and thought flowers, ponds and fountains, along which But the jolt that severed the connection, MINOK NOTES. earlier and more innocent life in the coun- sadly how nearly all the actors that once the carriages of wealthy citizens roll in and sent Citizen Ingersoll not only in search high jinks on wheels, without so much to try. filled the public ear with their noisy griefs of a new party, but in deadly antagonism to BOBINGERSOLL as a reformer is not a suc- the inmate as by your leave. the old organization he so lately sustained, There is probably no man shut up in and scandals were now dead and gone. cess. After spending the best years of his life in talks happened when that pious pimp and char- about another world, and neglecting to study or un- town or city, where wild nature is paved Actors in every sense; how they did fret There is no better illustration of the com- and strut their hour upon the stage, and parative condition of officers and men than latan, Comstock, procured the conviction of derstand the miseries flesh Is heir to here—especially and bricked out, but looks forward in poor men's flesh—he suddenly severs his connection now are heard no more. this same Soldiers' Home offers. The pri- one of Ingersoll's infidel associates on the dreams to the time when he can erect his absurd charge of sending an obscene book with the party of oppression, and rushes into an effort cottage under the green foLiage of the gra- The walk through the grounds of the con- vate is taxed a percentage on his pay for in behalf of a theological regulation so small that It the support of this home. The income through the mails. The man was not only requires the most-powerful microscope to discover its cious and graceful trees, and realize all that yent is pleasant after one turns his back the viotim of a law that attacks the in- is said so beautifully in the good book, of upon the huge building, where the good from this source averages a hundred thou- existence. sand dollars. All this, less the fifty cents a tegrity of our mails, and serves no good sitting under one's vine and fig-tree with sisters teach the future female round- purpose, let it be ever so cautiously exe- no man to make him afraid. dancers of good society and the mothers of day that it costs to maintain an invalided THE GOOD DEACON SMITH of Cincinnati or superannuated soldier, is expended in im- cuted, but he had no trial. The scoundrel Is sorely distressed In his journalistic mind over the These dreams vary with the dreamer, and the republic. Half a mile of a paved walk, who disgraced his position as judge rode moral condition of Uovernor BlackDurn. The g. d. run from the humblest cot to the loftiest under a stone wall, brought us to a little proving and adorning the grounds and buildings of the home. Now, were the over all law and justice in procuring the charges that the governor of Kentucky proposed palace. How the unsubstantial vapor of gate that let in, as we were told, to the verdict. spreading the yellow fever over the North during the the brain resolves itself generally into grounds of the mansion where our one wo- common soldier a man of cultivated tastes, late war. As such spread would require a malarial reality one can tell while traveling through man of theatrical genius makes her home. it might be claimed that all this was for his Citizen Ingersoll asked the President to condition of atmosphere, as well as old clothes, the the miles and miles of villainous villas that A large, square, frame house, with a man- benefit. True, in that case he should be pardon the poor fellow, and the President charge is tantamount to calling the governor a fool; which, considering the source, is very severe. erupt upon the suburbs of every large town. sard roof, hid under chestnuts and pines, provided with a horse, or a pair of horses treated the application with contempt. and carriage, with which to enjoy that When good old Arthur was king he and approached by a lawn of soft, green sod The indignant Tribune of the people, hot which his own money purchases. But the hanged high three rogues of yore because and flower beds, indicated the home of one with wrath, called together the Liberals, a THE HON. WILLIAM GROESBECK of Ohio poor fellow is not of this sort. He would they could not. sing. And one he was a whose tastes had means of gratification. number of men and women assaulting of is a remarkable man. He can put more sense In fewer not be a soldier were he ever instinctively things unpleasant to them, and said, " We words, and have those words so clear and incisive that miller, and one he was a weaver, and the The interior is in keeping with the gentleman. The custom of the service must have political action. Nothing can be even Dawes can comprehend them, than any man we third he was a little tailor with his cabbage grounds, the entire house being adorned demands the recruiting of men having as done in this country save through the bal- wot of in the United States. He is the gentleman under his arm. Those were the rogues of with works of art. But our pieased surprise little manhood in them as possible. To pre- lot-box." who told the Democracy, after the close of the late yore, but civilization has filled their places rebellion; that "War Legislates," and now, In a came in when, looking from the Northern serve the discipline the private must be •with the plumber, gas-fitter and architect- In response to this call the Liberals met private letter that finds Its way into print through the window, we saw the distant Hudson come but one remove from a dog. man who designs the villas. And one villa sweeping around the promontory made by at Cincinnati. Citizen Ingersoll entered Cincinnati Gazette, he speaks or the "Democracy of is as a thousand, and a thousand is as one. the abrupt termination of the Palisades These being the facts, one sees at a glance, and took possession. Citizen Ingersoll History." above Yonkers. It is by far the most beau- that the hundred thousand deducted from made speeches and resolved. He plat- We republish a part of this remarkable letter, not Nothing but the Adam-born instinct that formed, lectured and adjourned. only because of its source, but lOr that It sustains us makes the green grocer sigh for the green tiful view from this part of the most pictur- the pay is perverted. It is used to furnish The result is before us. The president of in saying that the Democracy of to-day is a worn-out woods, and ye merchant who wieldeth ye esque country east of the Great Divide. Over the citizens of Washington with a park, and superstition, and consists in the beliel in a name and the convention appears to be one General (?) yard stick see in imagination his yard stick the wooded hills and bronzed countenance a certain number of officers with handsome the hope of an office. Morton. He is described as'one of those in- to flourish like the green-bay tree, and ye of Hudson's rockv barrier—over the broad quarters and a good style of living. We told our readers, when Samrandallism developed tellectual products spoken of in the ballad humble mechanic with his dexterous hands, waters and distant town—fell " the purple Of course, so long as our army remains as so strangely In the House, that there was nothing left where it says: upon which to base any hope of statesmanship frem from which come all the comforts and won- noon's transparent light," softening all into it is, the Soldiers' Home must be what we " Hits head being larger than common, that quarter, and that the Democracy would decline -ders of the world, makes the villainous villa a dreamy sort of beauty; and we thought, find it. Common sense, not to say common O'erbalanced the rest of his fat." into a taction, and eventually disappear as a political possible; the ornate nastiness of the cheap while listening to the sighing of the pines justice, would dictate that the money de- And all we know of him is that he is a element of any oonsequenoe. To-day the returns pretensions to elegance, that start out like that swept the windows, what a retreat for ducted from the wretched pay of a private, from California and Maine make our prophecy history; president of a railroad, and of course a cor- night-mares, in unending rows, and make one whose delicate organization shrinks if extorted at all, should be used as a fund and when we add to this the spilt in New York—whloh poration cracksman, and that on taking his men of average taste howl with anguish. from the rough usage of this beastly world. out of which to pay, in the way of life-long demonstrates that the longest purse has the largest seat he reviled and slandered the Commu- lollowlng—we see the slgnlfioanoe of Mr. Groesbeck's It never strikes with sufficient force these While on this visit Mr. Harriot took us a salaries, enough to support the invalid or superannuated in his own way of life. nists, making two-thirds of the Liberals, letter. Here Is an extract: -citizens of bucolic inclinations, that life-long drive amid the homes upon the Hudson, and lacked for words to express his disgust "CINCINNATI, May B, 1873. and we were amazed at the wide extent. of We are thankful for the Soldiers' Home. ' MY DEAB SIB : 1 have your letter of April 23. 1 habits are more than a match for fancied at and abhorrence of the men who struck at should have answered it sooner, and have no sufficient tastes and feeble instincts. The man who palatial residences that line the Eastern It is an admirable drive. It is to us a park the railroads in the trouble that culminated apology for not doing so. Permit me to say that the has occupied all the hours of the day and bank of that , noble river. What millions such as we could not afford; nor could this in the Pittsburg riots. reply I here make to It is not lor publication, but per- generous, high-toned Government afford to sonal to yourself and those at whose Suggestion you all the days of his life in a certain way, can have been expended in, not reclaiming, but The platform is a fog-bank—a portentous, have written. . Washington such a¡resort. But all the same, ' I believe the historical Democratic organization is not break through the nature custom has developing nature, around residences of unshaped mass of what Bob says Moses' we see that the use of the fund in this way spoiled. Blundering constantly during the last ten incrusted with habit and feeling without the hugest and most costly character. We world was made of—nothing. years and shattered by many deieats, it surrendered suffering. The countryman finds his busi- saw one place so exceedingly beautiful and would be ludicrous were it not such an in- finally at the last Presidential election. It cannot re- famy, and the Sooner the officers pay some We fear Citizen Ingersoll jumped before call that surrender nor the confessions then made, ness in his rural life, and all the beauties of stately—the residence of a distinguished he reached the ditch. and it has no longer strength enough lor victory. In lawyer—that it haunts us yet, regard for their self-respect by changing this extremity it will be wise to lay aside the old or- nature around him, if not entirely lost upon To have a party based on a repeal of the ganization and enter into a new one. him, have little or nothing to do with his "And yet," said Mr. Harriot, "there is this affair the better it will be for our army. "The new organization should accept the results of Comstock la w and the pardon of Mr. Bennett the war, as was done at Baltimore, and it should ac- •comfort or happiness. The leafy wealth of scarcely one of these palaces but is for rent There is an average attendance at the is too small. To widen the platform so as to cept them In good faith, and so as to oommand the June, the waving wheat fields and the or sale." home of three hundred, and with an income confidence of the people; and In order to command attack churches is- still to split cabbages the confidence of the people the new organization rustling corn, the winter storms, that clothe This is owing somewhat to the financial of a hundred thousand dollars a year this with lightning, and this gets to be ludicrous should be something dliterent Irom a reoaBt of the old his dwelling as with sacred memories of the distress, but more to the inconvenience and little force is treated to soup made of horse one. There should be n® excluslveness about it, nor while the country is suffering so horribly should it be merely Democratic. It should be made dead; the glittering glory of the spring, or discomfort of such life. The proprietors be- legs and flavored with old moccasin, hard- through a monstrous system of finance, and up of present Democrats and former Democrats, and the flush of autumn, are no more to him gan with a house in town and a summer tack and bull beef; while their cots have all the people are losing their rights from of all Republicans who are offended by the policy and than are the gigantic ruins of old Rome to the alluring softness of John Sherman's tendencies of the present Administration." residence in the country. They ended party made up of rogues, who purpose After giving his advice with regard to the proper the pigeons that build nests among the mostly in selling the town houses because conscience. riding over them rough-shod, through the treatment ol the subjeot of negro suffrage, of monop- crumbling arches and broken pillars. they would sell, and retaining as homes the grace of God and the power of their money, olies and of centralization of power, he concludes But if, like Burns, the humble plowman palaces on the Hudson because they would INGEKSOLL'S NEW DEPARTURE. thus: not sell. And as the owners are business When the witty and eloquent advocate of "I am a Democrat; but I should be very glad to see hears with his heart the song of birds, and SPEAKING of the Soldiers' Home, we are the Democracy move out of Its old organization into breathes into his very soul the sweet fra- men, with offices and counting-rooms in the a disbelief in God and faith in Jim Blaine a new one. You will not succeed unless they do. It reminded of a story that tells " how the Administra- may be they will reiuse, and prefer to tarry where grance of wild flowers, yet are all his sur- city, one can appreciate the inconvenience announced his intent to sever the connec- tion, assisted by George Sheridan, found a Sulphur they are for the balance of the oentury, and until they of such life. Then, to keep up a country tion heretofore existing between himself Spring on the grounds." George and the A. were out can flx the meaning of the resolution» of '98. If so, I roundings in harmony with his habit of life, shall tarry wit§ them. Alter all, I like them, and The town-bred man, on the contrary, is at a place in the style made fashionable costs and the Republican party there was a sen- on a walk, when George informed his blonde Excel- 1 like the old political homestead. I confess it is some- far more than a house of the same pretension sation. lency that he was thirsty. This is George's normal what dilapidated. There are no banners upon its loss every moment of his new-made life. walls, and victorious shoutings are no longer heard He cannot interest himself in the pursuits in town. " Have milk or champagne, gen And well there might be. In Robert In condition, and he expected the A. to pull out a flask within; but it is a home still, and 1 shall not leave It and tender the admiring friend a glass. The A. did of the country. He is not driven to them tlemen?" asked a merchant prince of his gersoll the Republicans have one man in until it is pulled down. nothing of the sort; on the contrary, he said that there "Very respectfully, W. S. GROESBECK." by necessity, and soon he is amazed to find visitors to his place on the Hudson. "You full accord with the masses, able to influ was a sulphur spring—a very fine sulphur spring- that the manydreanied-of delights incident can have either; they cost the same." ence them, not only by eloquent words, but somewhere on the ground, and they would find it. for that he was one of the many in person, —Bight Kev. J. A. Latarie, D. D., Bishop of the to country life are snares and delusions, and We drove past the aristocratic entrance to To find this spring the friends began, and after a Keformed Episcopal church, arrived in this olty on character and habits. And Robert Inger- tedious walk they came upon a queer, slimy-looking the idle man, with a bug in his ear or a flea the summer home of the Hon. Samuel J. yesterday, p. m., and is the guest ot Dr. and Mrs. rivulet, and the Administration said that must be iH his pantaloons, or a horde of mosquitoes Tilden, that lately became his through the soll was bound with hooks of steel to the Bliss, 1329 F street. He is announced to preach at from the spring, and stooping, took up some ol the singing about his head, finds himself en- political organization he sustained for the the church of the Redeemer, Freedman's Bank build- foreclosure of a mortgage. All of the old water in the hollow of his hand and tasted. George indorsement that it gave him. The party ing, at 11 this a. m. nuied to death in that rural life that is such gentleman's titles, political or otherwise, said he never tasted sulphur water—Indeed he seldom a bore. made up of all the respectability had taken A SMALL ragged boy entered an oyster-house In seem to be of this sort. Mr. Harriot pointed tasted any sort of water—but as the Administration Salem, Massachusetts, and asked: " Will you sell me Of all classes, no one is so moved by the out a number of other places embarrassed Robert by the hand, and if it did not rec- sampled the queer fluid George followed. He said it an oyster for a cent? I want It lor my slok mother." ognize him as' an equal, it patronized him was the " nawstlest" (see our friend Sir Edward for "What is the matter with your mother?" asked the Adam-born instinct that longs for country or sold in the same way. man as he proceeded to fill a can with oysters, think- in the most condescending manner. pronunciation) stuli he ever encountered. life as the people connected with the thea- The buoolic instincts, however, with which ing he would help to relieve a case of suttering. There is more in this than one might see The two Administration Iriends followed the rivu- " She's got a black eye," was the reply. The benev- ter. The humblest deliverer of a message we began this article, did ; not impel these let towards Its source. Again and again the A. tasted olence rapidly faded from the mind of the oyster man at first glance. Ingersoll, a Bohemian by as he put one oyster in a paper bag. longs for the cot in the country, and the ostentatious displays of rural taste so much and George pretended to taste. At last they came moment the stock or the star, male or fe- nature, had fairly rioted in his lack of re upon a ftwst that fllled them with horror as it emptied THE other night when a citizen was reckoning up as the whim of fashion. It was at one time his accounts his wife spoke to him several times, and. male, can command the money or the credit, considered the things to have a summer spectability. Feeling his superiority in in their stomachs. This was the mouth of a sewer receiving no answer, said: " You treat me cruelly. 1 he or she has a home by the sea or in the residence upon the Hudson. European fic- tellect over the flunkies and snobs that rule They had mistaken the dralnings of the home and fear you no longer love me;" and the husband and hospital cesspools lor a sulphur spring. father replied: "I love you passionately, devotedly, mountains, or in the wild woods, in which tion, in the shape of novels—English es the social world, he took delight in shock frantically, madly; but If you don't hold yer jaw till to pass the summer when not at work. And pecially—had drawn such fascinating pic ing and scaring them off their little pro- George says he got a dinner he ate in Ohio a year 1 get these figures added I'll give you a clip in the prieties, and above all was he happy in dis- since, and His Excellency threw up everything in eye.'" the actor or the actress has a better chance tures of home life in the coufltry that, imita- him, Inoluding his oivil-servioe reform. A SMALL boy, whose pants and jacket—one and ln- for enjoyment, if not content; for their pecu- tion apes as we are, it. came to be the rage concerting the pious congregatians of the senarable—were buttoned up behind, asked his Lord, and scattering the feeble sheep from mother, a certain worthy lady ot this olty, if God pun- liar avocation continues through all the with us. The builders did not take into ac- BOBINGEBSOLL punishes his children by ished everybody that told a lie. Certainly hedoes," time' they occupy the country home, that count that ere long they would have to ac under the control of the feeble shepherd. lecturing to them, and yet Bob is considered a humane was the reply. "You had better look out then, mother, for 1 haven't had that piece of peach pie you Jasts only during the summer. cept their country homes as their only There came a time to Robert, however, man. promised me two days ago." We were impressed with this fact not long homes, and realize the discontent of wives when this was not so pleasant. This thing, WE ARE told that dirt Is worked out of the ears by A FACETIOUS old lady, describing the rambling ser- motion of the lower jaw. Perhaps this accounts for and daughters; the discomfort of a morning called public opinion falls on a man's head mons other minister, said: "If his text had the small- since, by being summoned on business to i the cleanliness ot ears among ladles—Rome Sentinel. •the country home of the star of stars, Clara rush to business and the evening's weary like the fabled drops of water said to wear pox his sermon would never catch it." o THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

equal to that with which he emphasized Mercstlo In LOCAL ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SPORTING MATTERS. the genuine article. 'l'ue only other actor worthy of mention was Mr. THIORD'S. " The Monarchí of the World," Medland, who, with shotgun in hand, was mistaken BASE BAU. ONE DOZEN SELECT FRIED OYSTERS, In a box, lor* for Bill Sprague at the outset, but in the end proved twenty-live cents, at Marble Saloon. SEPTEMBER 22—ONE WEEK. CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD. to be a very good husband. The support was, on the LOOK FOR IT! WAIT FOR IT! WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES. whole, of a cheap oharaoter. The blinded wife—bar- JOHNSON, the oyster man, keeps the famous Pllsen ring her diaphragmatic tones—was fairly good; but, beer and the celebrated Tangier oysters, at 440 and EMERSON'S •o ig e taken all In all, the company Is of a character better suited to the breezy, fresh sweetness incidental to the 442 Ninth street northwest. MEGATHERIAN MINSTRELS, •e ® S o © o o OO new-mown bay of the bam, than to a metropolitan 50 IN NUMBER, 50 ^ to a 0> audience, that, though it may not be Intellectual, is An Individual Inquiry of Every Reader o>. n a eá o The opportunities occur for a fortune to every man Under the sole management of s o a a expected to be BO. The play Itself is utterly devoid of It Is Coming! o M ei - as merit, or of anything that deserves the recognition of it Is said some day or another, but how seldom does a R. M. HOOLEY. o O. man really know the exaot opportunity. The news- Worcester . S O National ; P Albany . M fi worth in a play; It has no novelty, no reality, and A Sensation without a Precedent. Quantity and Ï5 lacks even the cheap sensation of mechanical stage papers every now and then tell ol some person who has In Its Overwhelming Preponderance Over Any 3 t. J 4 5 1 1 23 cifccts drawn a hundred thousand or a thirty thousand dol- Quality Combined. Other Show In Existence. 4 6 1 6 1 20 lar prize In the long-established Louisiana State Holyoke 3 As far as scenery and accommodations are con- National 4 "è" 4 4 4 1 "ï 21 Lottery, which Is drawn on the second Tuesday of kioo STARS so yaw ARTISTS 2 3 1 11 cerned the management ran everything perfectly. every month, at New Orleans, La. But does It ever 15 COMEDIANS 16 New Bedford. 1 2 2 But neither of the theaters have so lar really entered Springfield... 1 4 1 "ï 3 "i' 2 14 strike the reader on reading about the lucky man that 12 A TRIPLE QUARTETTE 12 1 16 Into the regular business, and they are perfectly sensi- a similar good fortune might attend him if he were to Worcester 3 2 ble In holding back, as the season has not commenced. 14 SOLO INSTRUMENTAIjISTS 14 Utlca .... "¿' .... 1 1 2 send two dollars for the next, which is the 113th draw- 16 SONG AND DANCE MEN 16 Manchester... 1 1 "i" BARNUM'8 GREATEST OF ALL SHOWS —A glance at ing, to M. A. Daupbln, P. O. Box 692, or same person 12 MILITARY ZOUAVE CLOG DANCERS 12 P. T. BARNUM'S the advertisement shows that the lady equestrians at No. 319 Broadway, and see what fortune has In September 29—CAROLINE RICH1NGS BER- -Games lost... 13 16 14 26 12 22 6 8 114 have the honors in point of number, for there are not st .ire? NARD, in John Howard Payne's Opera—CLAB1. 6 less than eight, and each one a star. Leading the list a OWN AND ONLY o comes Mme. Dockrill, the empress of the arena, capa- The Chesapeake. IRST ANNUAL FAIR AND ART LOAN EX- * ble of riding four bareback thoroughbred horses atone HIBITION OF THE POTOMAC FRUIT The oyster season having opened, our energetic GROWERS' ASSOCIATION. o time. Emma Lake, the incomparable manege rider, F whose every movement is a study for those who de- friends, English &. Supplee, have secured the finest The Potomao Fruit Growers have the pleasure ol A bivalves which money and experience oan procure, o a light in horsemanship. Katie Stokes, who performs announoing that their First Annual Fair and Art i apon her bauback steeds all that theleaderof the bal- and are prepared to serve them in ail styles to their Providenc e Loan Exhibition will be held at Masonio Temple, in Cleveland . Buffalo . Cincinnati .

Boston . E-< Chicago . CO Ò 1 let dances upon the stage. Linda Jeal, who rides a numerous patrons and the public generally at the tbe city of Washington, on tbe 23d, 21th, 25th and 26th GREATEST SHOW A 4 7 9 2 4 11 46 hurdle act that requires nerve and endurance, and lowest prloes. The famous steamed oysters served at days of September, 1879, from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. of this restaurant have made the Chesapeake famous Búllalo 3 3 5 8 6 3 11 39 finishes It by dashing with her horse through the each day. Arrangements have been perfected for the 3 a 5 e 8 41 olroles of fire. Lizzie Marcellus in an "Acte de throughout the oountry, and these who wish a perfect most complete and extensive display of fruits and Chicago 8 5 steamed oyster should visit English & Supplee. ON EARTH! Cincinnati 6 1 S 5 2 3 10 34 Salon," that requires quickness of movement and nice flowers ever exhibited in the District. 3 3 4 i B 22 judgment of distance. Barnum has a dozen clowns. THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS will embrace Cleveland 2 4 Holloway, the great English clown, comes Into the Dressmaking;. Provldenoe 4 6 7 1U 8 6 10 ol rare specimens of all varieties. Including fresh fruits, a « ft Ih ring and changes from a swell of the period to clown; The parlors of our fashionable modiste are thronged dried, canned, preserved, jellied, pickled, &c., from This Unapproachable Model of Supreme 6 4 13 from olown to an old woman; from an old woman he with her lady patrons, who have returned lrom the home and abroad. Troy 1 i 2 2 2 transforms himself to a monkey, and all this in the Excellence will Exhibit at Washington presence of a laughing audience. Charles Seeley, the watering places, all anxious to examine the latest THE DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS will include Games lost.... 25 29 27 33 47 21 27 57 266 American clown, alBO convulses the small boys. Stowe styles of Parisian dress goods, which Miss Burroughs flowering and ornamental plants, out flowers, native and the Miaco brothers enliven the ring with many has imported expressly for our Washington belles. flowers, grasses, ferns, leaves, &e., green and dried, MONDAY, GAMES PLAYBD YESTERDAY. mirth-provoking antics. The Herbert brothers' aero Her stock of ladles' toilet articles Is the largest in the from the fields and woods, In their native varieties WORCESTER, MASS., September 20.—Worcesters, 11; batlc feats are original and daring. Astounding mag- olty. and artistic designs. TUESDAY Providence, 5. ioal accomplishments are exhibited by the Egyptian THE DEPARTMENT OF LADIES' Fancy and HOLYOKE, MASS., September 20.—Cincinnati, 14; jugglers. Carl Antony exhibits a sehool of Imported ONE DOZEN SELECT FRIED OYSTERS, in a box, for Ornamental work, of the Fine Arts, of Science, of Holyokes, 12. stallions in a Variety of wonderful evolutions; wonder- twenty-five cents, at Marole Saloon. Relies and Curiosities, of Meohanlcs and invention, BOSTON, September 20.—Bostons, 10; Clevelands, 7. ful from the fact that no whip Is used, not a word is will each be extensive and perfeot In Itself, embrac- WEDNESDAY, spoken. The menagerie is full of many new animals, Pilsen Beer. ing the multiplicity of articles and things appropriate NEW BEDFORD VS. NATIONAL—Thursday.—The to each respectively. people ol Washington have bestowed their patronage and contains tte largest herd of elephants ever exhib- The great success of the Pllsen beer has astonished upon the National Base Ball Olub without stint, and ited In this or any other country. Black camels, the all competitors and caused serious inroads on their THE LOAN DEPARTMENT will embrace all ar- Sept. 22, 23 and 24 until Thursday there was a living show of the club first and only ones ever exhibited; a pure white camel, bank accounts. The Pllsen Is pronounoed by all to be ticles, loaned for exhibition and not entered for pre- a two-horned rhinoceros, elands, polar bears, a man- miums, and will be an important feature of the Fair. Without Diminution or Curtailment in any winning the championship. Now the aforesaid the finest and purest ever placed on the market. The Department, but people are disgusted. If they had won thedri l and Its baby, are among the latest additions. It A CORDIAL INVITATION for contributions to will be hero tc-morrow for three days only, and there Pllsen Is bottled only by P. F. Genty, oorner D and three New Bedford games—and they had no right to Eighth streets. each department Is extended to all. We want to lose any one of them—and then lost the pennant, no will be a rush to see Its manifold wonders. Tickets for make them of great interest. Assurances of a grand With Largely Increased Attractions reserved chairs at Ellis' music store. one would have blamed them; but to make such a JOHNSON'S steamed oysters 15 cents a half peck at display are already given, but we want more. Send works of art, ourlosities, Sc., for the loan feature, to Ever Offered by Me in Any Previous Year. sickly, Indifferent, wantonly careless exhibition as 440 and 442 Ninth street northwest. that given on Thursday is simply disgusting, and superintendent, 1125 Eleventh street N. W., where calculated to "make one "speak out In meeting." The SUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.—This Is the last week Coleman's. premium lists, rules, &c., will be furnished. Literary Without a Rival, Recognizing No Equal and Regard New Bedfords at the start noticed the inferior play of of the summer season at this popular resort of the exercises 2 and 8 p. m. Single tickets 25 cents, or 6 ing No Opposition, whioh Receives the Nationals, and desferve credit lor playing a lively amusement-loving public, and the new attractions for Tbe luxury of a bath can only be appreciated by for $1. Any one can join the association for $1, which game all through. The most Indifferent spectator no the week are many, and all first-class artists In their making a visit to our friend Coleman's, oorner Eighth will give admission and benefits at all hourB. sel4-2t GRAND OVATION"®S doubt went away from thts game disgusted with a set respective roils. Messrs. Raymond and Murphy, the and D streets. There Is not an establishment in the From the Press and Public wherever It appears, and of men whom little boys have pointed out to their great Irish vocalists and danoers; Charles and Emma city which equals It, nor one In the country that ex- PKOP. SHELDON'S is Universally Pronounced mothers all the summer and said, " Ma, look at >lm; Austin, the refined artists; Miss Maude Lelgb,the great cels It. Everything is In perfect order and complete he's a champion ball-player." Here Is the score ol the songstress; Mr. George Ellwood, the lamous Dutoh in every respect; while for tonsorfal articles all that farce: comique, and others. The Eccentric Four remain can be found in this city are at Coleman's. Fashionable Dancing Academics, Assembly Rooms, THE CROWNING SUCCESS one more week; also, the great favorite, Miss Lou Evolved from the experience of half a century, NATIONAL. Edwards. Messrs. Goldle, Steele and Sallie St. Clair Bagerty, 1004 F Street JV. W. T. R. 1B. R.B. P.O. A. E. have made a decided hit In their songs and dances BRANCH—WASHINGTON HALL, and a long series of successful ventures in Ellick, r. f„ 3b 5 112 113an d their great triple clog-dance. Mies St. Clair Is The public still flock to Hagerty's. We mean David, catering to the tastes of the peo- McOlellan, s. s 5 0 3 3 1 4 0 oneol the finest song and dance ladies that has over whose celebrated restaurant is located at the corner of Corner Third street and Pennsylvania Avenue S. E. ple, and to present Baker, o. f. 4 2 1 2 3 0 1 appeared in this city. Her jig dancing is perfection Seventh and E streets, and Is the resort of all who pre- CLASSES AS FOLLOWS : From October 1,1879, Mack, 3b., r. f 3 2 12 111itself . She remains this week only. The stock com- fer to have the good things of this life at prices that at 1004 F street—Juveniles : Tuesday and Thursdays, VASTLY INCREASED ATTRACTIONS. Trott, o 4 0 1 1 11 1 2 pany and the great Female Minstrels all appear this enable all to enjoy them. His liquors are the finest, 3:30 to 5 p. m.; Saturdays, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m ; Ladles, Lynch, p 4 0 1 1 0 9 0 week. Great preparations are being made lor the and his wines the purest in the market. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 to 9 ; Gentlemen, 7:30 to 9 Latham, lb 4 0 1 1 7 0 1 grand opening of the winter season. All new scenery, p. m. ; Reunion, Saturdays, 7:30 to 10. Glenn, 1.1' 4 2 2 2 0 0 1 new company, new everything; in fact the Comique WllkenlnK. Third street and Pennsylvania Avenue—Juveniles. 100 A CIRCUSJMPANY OF 100 Booth, 4 0 1 1 3 2 1 this season will compare, as lar as beauty and comfort There Is nothing like a happy disposition and a con- Wednesdays, 3:30 to 6, and Saturdays, 2 to 6 p. m.; are eoncerned, with any theater in the city. tented mind, Is an old saying, and one of the best il- Ladles, Wednesdays, 6 to 7 and 7:30 to 10 ; Gentlemen, Total. 37 7 12 15 »7 18 10 lustrations of the same Is our friend Wilkening, whose 7 to 10 p. m. Twenty-lour lessons, $12. aug24-tf4 8 LADY RIDERS. 8 NEW BEDFORD BHRNELL'S ANNEX TO BARNUM'S SHOW.—Be sure success as a caterer to the wants of the publlo has se- T. R. IB. R.B. P.O. A. 35. to visit Burnell's annex either before or after visiting cured him a handsome fortune and a host of admiring 4 The Incomparable Quartette. 4 Stovey, lb 5 1 1 2 12 0 1 the Great Show. There Is a first-class ooncert and a friends. Reipsohlager, c 5 3 2 3 8 1 1 number of living curiosities, among which Is a strange REVOLUTION IN FURNITURE! Muldoon, 3b 6 2 2 3 1 1 0 bit of humanity. The strangest sight In the entire ex- ONE DOZEN SELECT FRIED OYSTERS, in a box, for The Fonr Great jê Wright, s. s 4 2 3 4 2 7 0 hibition of Barnum's show is a human curiosity shown twenty-live cents, at Marble Saloon. ARTISTS OF THE WORLD. 4 Briody, 2b 4 0 1 1 5 3 0 in an annex to the main show. This is (or these are) Keefe, p 4 0 1 1 0 3 2 the St. Benolt twins, Rose-Marie. This child (or DeAtley's. THE FINEST GOODS Connor, r. f 4 0 0 1 1 1 children) Is sixteen months old, and possesses two The success of DeAtley at his old stand, 1220 E •Stone, 1.1 4 0 110 0 0 heads and perfectly-formed bodies as far as the abdo- Kennedy, o. 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 street, proves conclusively that the public appreciates men, where they join to one pair of hips and limbs. the good things of this world, and can find them in At The Lowest Prices! The ohlld is perfectly healthy, weighs about 42 pounds, abundance at De Atley's. The elegant steamed oysters Total.. 39 8 11 16 27 16 I and Is very bright and Intelligent. The sight Is not INNINGS. which have made DeAtley famous will continue to be repulsive, for the little one Is contented and happy, served at this restaurant, which is open day and night. 123466789 and seems to enjoy the attention it receives. The parents of the child accompany it. It is evident that All Wool. Fife Car-Ms of Grand Rapids Furniture National 31000002 1—' the minds and dispositions of this double-minded in- New Bedford 2 0 3 0 S 0 0 0 0—1 dividual artf entirely dlstinot. One will often be in a Roman & Cox, clothiers, 607 Seventh street, are Earned runs—National, 3; New Bedford, 2. Two- happy mood, while the other Is grieved at something. selling flne heavy woolen suits at ten dollars. Of the Latest Pattern and Designs just received 1 Hadama ELISE DOl'KKILL 1 base hit—Mack. Three-base hits—Biker, Trott, Mul- The little one is always the center of an interested and which will be sold at Prloes that defy The Empress of the Arena," in her beautiful SIN- doon. Total bases on hits—National, 17; New Bed- crowd. FROM Brad, the Duke Adams we are in receipt of competition. GLE BAREBACK ACT, and her wonderiul and ford, 13. First base on errors—National, 3; New Sarah de Berenger, thô first novel from the mind of We will sell better goods at lower prices that can be Bedford, 4. Passed balls—Trott, 1; Kelpsohlager, 1, GRAND STREBT PARADE sensational ACT ON FOUR HORSES. of that poet, Jean lngelow. It is published in this purchased at auction, and guarantee each and every Wild pitches—Keefe. First base on balls—Mack. country by Roberts Bros, of Boston. Brad, also sends article sold by us. 2 MISS EMMA LAKE 2 Struck out—Trott,2; Glenn, Stovey, Kelpsohlager, EMERSON'S MEGATHERIAN MINSTRELS, We invite the public to Inspect our immense stock America's Side-saddle Uueen," in her Famous 50 in number 60 the current ¡literature of the day, which Is at his es- Keefe, 2; Connor, Stone. Double playB—McOlellan tablishments this morning, where he preaches a ser- which Is undoubtedly the largest in the city, and It Menage Act. to Mack; MoClellan to Booth to Latham; Briody to Monday morning, September 22, at 10 o'clock. will give us pleasure to show our goods to all. Order of Parade : mon in the light of that head-light of a locomotive he 3 M'Ue LINDA OEAL 3 Stovey. Left on bases—National, 4; New Bedford, 3. calls a cluster pin each Sunday. Tbe (¿ueen of the Flaming Zone, in her Leaping and Time of game—Two hours, ten minutes. Umpire— Detachment of Police. Henry Meyers of Baltimore club. Major Balchbee's CALL AT ONCE AT Hurdle Bareback Aot, concluding with her leap with Zouave Drum Corps, ONE DOZEN SELECT FRIED OYSTBRS, in a box, for her horse through flames ot Blazing Petroleum. HASH.—An Albany "boom"—the New Bedford 12 in number —12 twenty-five cents, at Marble Saloon. 4 Hiss KATE STOKES 4 game on Thursday....After a whole season's shout Brass Band, In her Beautiful Barebaok Aot. the " Hash" man eats crow—ex-champion crow— 24 in number 24 Tbe Bon-Ton. It Is to be hoped that the wives or Intended R. M. Hooley and William Emmerson, The enterprising proprietor of the Bon-Ton, at the BREITBARTH'S wives of some of the National nine have trades to Comedians and Vocalists. request of his numerous lrlends and patrons, will open Signor SEBASTIAN, fall back on next season....The burly Jones and the Line of march: Starting from Ford's Opera House, a ladies' and gentlemen's dining saloon at his lash- diminutive Houok couldn't bat Brother Will White, Ninth and C streets, to Pennsylvania avenue, to Sev- The Champion Sensational Bareback Rider of the lonable restaurant. The dining-room is elegantly World. and were laid off one game, but the subs, Hawes and enteenth street, to K, to Seventh, to F, to Ninth, to furnished, and the cuisine will be supplied with all Furniture Warerooms, Foley, done no better Ah, Derby, you should have opera house. the luxuries of the season, and will undoubtedly be been there on Thursday....Once a goed ball player, largely patronized. always a good ball player, don't hold good, by a blank FORD'S OPERA Honss—PINAFORB.—This familiar 417 SEVENTH STREET N. W. sight Too much board of directors has ruined many operatta was given In very good style last week, with madame Le Garvin, Modiste, a club...,. Won't the New Bedford boys give some of Miss Boekel as Josephine, who rendered the part in a executes orders with dispatch and accuracy, giving If you do not wish to lose the opportunity to pro- our Washington players letters of introduction to the very taking and piquant manner. Miss Annandale as entire satisfaction to all entrusting their oostumes to whaling masters in New Bedford ? Ahoy, there.. Buttercup was excellent In all respects, being pictur- cure the best goods at the lowest prices, call and ex- esque and dashing. She sings like an artist, has a her taste and care. Having met with great success amine our goods before purchasing, and you will save The Nationals lost no game yesterday—thanks to the the past season, would solicit a continuance of the weather. sensitive and fine contralto voice, and Impresses on the money and procure goods that will last a lifetime. part a strong individuality. The male parts were patronage of the ladles of Washington. A CARD.—To the Editor of THE CAPITAL.—In your generally well taken, and the chorus was well prac- 907 Pennsylvania avenue, above M. Willlan's. issue of May 4 last a card of mine was published ticed, and in the stage business very well trained. which reflected on Mr. Cavanaugh. At the time I This theater has already established Itself in the pub- JOHNSON'S fried oysters 25 cents a box at 440 and REMEMBER THE NUMBER, wrote the same 1 firmly believed that he was endeavor- Uo favor, and w 111 hold rank with the National. One 442 Ninth street northwest. ing to injure not only the club, but the game In this of the songs of Ralph, " The Nightingale," though city. 1 have since learned that I have been misin- sang in good enough voice, lacked the sentiment WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement in another formed and deceived, and that Mr. C. is not only a which belongs to It. Mr. Ahrendt, in the part of the column of the opening of class-rooms for instruction 417 Seventh Streetsep214tl . ma Twenty Imported AA friend of the National club, but a warm advocate of Boatswain, was very good, and, as the stage manager in wood-carving and Kensington art needle-work by the game. In simple justioe to the gentleman I de- ¿\J TRAINED STALLIONS! CV of the troupe, showed ability and taste. Miss Alloe Halsey. The wood-carving is what has be- IL PAINTINGS BY WELL-KNOWN ART sire to make this public acknowledgment of my de come popularly known as the "Cincinnati wood-car- Under the direction of CARL ANTONY, JR. •ceptlon, and trust you will publish the same. FRUIT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.—The first annual 1STS. AT LITTLE MORE THAN THE PRICE ving." Miss Halsey being a pupil of the well-known OF THE FRAMES, at MICHAEL SCANLON. fair of the Fruit Growers'Association will beheld at ca-vlng school of Mr. Henry Fry, in that city, and O Masonic Temple, on the 23d, 24th, 26th and 26th of M. H. PRINCE'S AUCTION HOUSE,, THB following query was received during the week later having taught carving in the poly technlo depart- lt6 Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. Cages of Animals. September, from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Liberal premiums ment of Washington University, from which city she 50 50 " Why does THE CAPITAL throw out the Rochester will be given, and a large and varied assortment of games when every other paper counts the first two? came here. The speoimen panels for library table, fruits and flowers will undoubtedly be on exhibition. cabinet door, etc., in Boardman's window, give a fair Please be kind enough to state, through the columns See advertisement In another column. jflL MUSEUM of THE CAPITAL, what chance there Is of having them Idea of the quality of the work, which is applicable to —Oi— thrown out?*' FATINITZA.—At the Natlonal.this week the Adah all purposes of household decoration. A panel for 1879 FALL AM WINTER 1879 Richmond Troupe will give this opera, which is the fire soreen in Kensington art needle-works shows great The chance lies in the fact that the Springfield club beauty and faithfulness in design. never voted to admit the Roohesters In the National very best of the opera boutfes now before the Ameri- 50,000 c xt s. 50,000 Association; therefore all their games go for naught. can public, and this company will render It well. On GOSHEN, the Giant. Friday and Saturday they will perform the Chimes ol THE rush for undressed gloves at Clie Palais Royal COSTENTESlIS, the Tattooed Greek. THB Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following as the MINNIE HEELER, the Dwarf. Porkopolis nine for next year, and says they will be Normandy. Is still unabated, this being the only establishment in Opening. THE MYSTERIOUS LADT. likely to winter on the Pacific slope, and oome East In THE MINSTRELS.—At Ford's Opera House this week the oity at whioh they oan be found. The assortment time for the opening of the season: W. White, pitcher: the Minstrels will give their variety performances, comprises all the latest shades, and are sold at the fol- Kelly, catcher; MoVey, first base; Dunlap, second which are among the very best of that class on the lowing remarkably low prices: 2 button, 55 cents ; A GRAND STREET PROCESSION base ; Barnes, short-stop ; Richardson, third base; stage. 3-button, 65 cents; 6 button, 85 cents. On HONDAY, Sept. 22, at » p. m. Hornung, left field; Hotaiing, right Held and change Admission, 50 cts.; Children nnder 9, 25 cts.; Re- The Exchange, pitcher; Foley, tenth man. The Fall Trade. served Platform Numbered Chairs, 25 cts. extra. THE Stars of the West End crossed bats with the "Never lose you grip," Is the motto of Bernard Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Pelormanocs one hour Rosedales on Monday, and defeated them for the The dull business of the last two or three years has Henze, and he is certainly carrying war into Africa. Joel Grntman & Co. later. For the accommodation of Ladies and Famillea lourth time this season—score 10 to 3. They also de caused more commercial disasters throughout the Not being satisfied with having reduced the price of Mr. Barnum has caused to be erected an immense country than the mercantile world has ever experi- beer, be informs the publlo that they oan procure fried feated the Kesolutes for the third time—score 12 to 1 Beg to announce that their Annual Fall and Winter platform, with They would like to hear from all clubs of the District, enced. The oldest established houses have fallen by oysters for twenty-live cents a dozen, an elegant steam the wayside or struggled against the universal depres- for fifteen cents, and oyster soup for ten cents; and 2,000 Reserved Numbered Chairs, and favor them with a game. OPENING- will take place MONDAY, September a sion of bnslnsss, in spite of constant and steady losses, then he quietly shuts one eye and says, "How can 1 which may be secured at the Ticket Office on the SYRACUSE Herald: Thomas, the center fielder of the in the hope that the sun of prosperity would break stand it? I am losing money every day," and Imme- ground, or, by those who wish to avoid the crowds, at Albany Club, was arrested by an officer lrom Roches tbrough the clouds ol bankruptcy, and that the fall 1879, to which they cordially invite their friends and diately makes a deposit in the bank. Ellis' music store, at the usual slight advanee. ter Saturday for not supporting bis wife. The Albany and winter trade would enable them to at least re- sel4-2t2 managers offered $1,000 security If he would be al cover some of their losses and enable them to feel that I Burnett's. the public. lowed to remain and play in the Holyoke game. He the hard times have past away to return no more. HREE SETTS OF BUGGY HARNESS AT was taken to Rochester. We believe that the mud bank has been passed, and This fashionable resort for gentlemen Is one of the finest restaurants In the oountry. The quality of its that In the f uture we will all have smooth sailing and EVEXINS DISPLAY FROM 8 TO 10 P. M. T HALF PRICE, at THE ITEM going the rounds, of George Shaffer's re a prosperous voyage. liquors are unsurpassed by any in the country. The lease lrom the Chlcagos, don't state why he was re waiters are attentive and gentlemanly, while the pro- PRINCE'S AUCTION HOUSE, leased. The why is, that he thought he could whip We nave interviewed the leading merchants of the lt5 Corner Ninth street and the Avenue. different branohes of business, and all are confident prietor conducts his place of business upon the same Williamson, but that player got the best of him, and principle that a gentleman manages his house, viz : "JTVATIONAL THEATER. Shaffer. In a huff, demanded hfs release, which was and elated at the prospects. Want of space prevents Joel Gutman & Co., us from giving the particulars of all that was said, Disorderly oharaoters are not admitted. Superinten- given him. dent Thompson takes great pleasure in enforcing this MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22— ONE WEEK AND and BO we will confine ourselves to an interview with ONE PRICE SILK AND LACE HOUSE, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE. " IF," " and," " should," says the Republican, the Mr. George T. Keen, the leading merchant tailor of order, and prides himselt on having charge of tbe Nationals can win the pennant. Now, Joe, that in the city. After examining the Immense stook of fall finest and mostcomplete establishment South of New lta 30,32, 34 and 39 N. Eutaw street, Baltimore. lernal old dog-rabbit story comes right into a fellah':, York. ADAH RICHMOND COMIC OPERA COM'Y. mind, and will not out. As the old negro said, " In a and winter goods whioh our fashionable tailor had In case ol aoceesity what's de use arglfyin?" his establishment, we button-holed the enterprising ABLE CUTLERY OF THE BESTMAKES, AT FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, gentleman, and, In spite of his efforts, we Interviewed ONE DOZEN SELECT FRIED OYSTERS, in a box, for Headed by the young and beautiful American Prima Sporting; Items. him, and lay belore our readers the result of our In twenty-five cents, at Marble Saloon. T JUST HALF THE REGULAR RETAIL Donna Mezzo Soprano Assolnta. vestigatlon : PRICES, at PRINCE'S, MISS ADAH RICHMOND, THE articles for the 26-hour walking match, on the " They All Do It." 3d and 4th of October, were signed last Friday night. Reporter. "Well, Mr. Keen, how is business?" its Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. Supported by the largest and most Complete Comic The contestants will be SaulBbury, Crawford, Post, Mr. Keen. "1 oan't complain; though the season Such Is the attractive heading to the advertisement Opera Troupe in Ameriea. Herron, Hodgson, Carew, and probably Douglass. has not really opened, 1 have been quite busy." of Stiebellng'8, which appears In another column. We Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night s, Some objection was made against the entranoe of R. " I see you have an immense stock ef goods. advise our patrons to read the same, and discover NOTICE. ana Wednesday matinee, -Crawford, as he Is rated as a professional walker. How do you expeot to dispose of them?" what Mr. Stlebeling proposes to do about it. The latest musical success, the Romantic Opera, Douglass has been traveling with May Marshall, and Mr. K. " Well, my trade is increasing all the time. UNDERSTANDING THAT PERSONS IN THIS FATINITZA, has done some tall walking In various towns. I purchase my goods tor cash and sell for cash, so 1 Sberwood House. Produced In tbe same magnlhcent style as at the New CITY ARE USING MY PATENT STRAP FOR THE joint committee of the Potomac and Analostan can afford to give the best articles at the lowest prices." The success of this house has been unparalleled. It York Fifth Avenue Theater. Boat Clubs have arranged a grand regatta and review, R. " Goods are hlgber this year, I believe?" is admitted by all to be the finest and best-kept house PANTALOONS, OF WHICH I AM THE PAT- Friday and Saturday evenings, and Saturday mati- In which both clubs are to participate, to be held be- Mr. K. " Ob, no. 1 will sell goods as low as last in the city of Baltimore. We congratulate our friend ENTEE AND SOLE OWNER, I HEREBY WARN nee, tbe ever Popular Boquet of Gems, fore the 20th of October. year." Matthew DeAtley, the genial proprietor, upon having THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY. R. " You do an Immense business. How do you ac- ALL SUCH PERSONS TO CEASE USING THE Box plan lor securing preferred places at dramatic THE District riflemen are making a good record at made a genuine hit, and all Washlngtonlans who visit count for it?'' our sister city will undoubtedly be registered at the SAME, OR I SHALL PROSECUTE THEM TO rates now open. ltT •Creedmoor. • - Mr. K. "1 give good work; for whioh I pay the Sherwood. THE EXTENT OF THE LAW. highest prices. I cater for the trade of gentlemen HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SHOW- who wish first-class goods cut In the highest style of T CASES IN THE CITY, at AMUSEMENTS. art, and who are willing to pay cash for the same ; but ERMANTOWN BED QUILTS, WHITE AND M. H. PRINCE'S, COLORED. AT LESS THAN MANUFAC GEORGE T. KEEN, NATIONAL THEATER.—The play of Q,ueen's Evl dely competition when firstolass tailors compete with 414 Ninth Street. Its lt5 Corner Ninth street and the Avenne. dence, as it stands before the public now, la an illus me." TURERG S PRICES, at PRINCE'S, Its Oorner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. tration of a ttempted capital monopoly by New York R. " What is going to be worn this season ?" HOW-CASES 26 PER CENT, CHEAPER THAN HEATER COMIQUE. publishers, French & Co., suing out an injunction Mr. K. "1 have selected from the different fashion MONDAYT , SEPT. 22, NIGHTLY AND TUES- against its performance, except with their tribute reports styles and designs suitable for my trade." S NEW YORK PRICES, at paid. < . 1 R. "How are the patent straps ?" L. GL Marini's DAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. PRINCE'S, LAST WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. It is a Btrong melodramatic play, which has had I Mr. K. "They are the greatest Invention ol the age. lt5 Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. successful run lor eight years in London, and though I receive letters from all parts ol the country from Appearanoe of the parts of it are conventional and exaggerated. It has merchant tailors, and It is impossible to have a perfect Dancing Academy FURNISHED APARTMENTS AUSTINS—CHARLES AND EMMA. the elements of popular favor. George Boniface, as fitting pair of pants without them." RAYMOND AND MURPHY, the great Irish vo- the Jew Isaacs, gives us a strong piece of character R. "Now, George, what are you going to run this Reopens lor the session of 1879-80", WANTED. calists and dancers. MISS MAUDE LEIGH, the great songstress. GEORGE ELW OOD, tbe famous acting, though considerable criticism Is Induced by his year?" SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1879. make-up. His acting Is fine, and evidences his ioroi- Mr. K. "That will not do, my boy. 1 don't propose Wanted for the Winter—Three (S) Bed Rooms and Dutch Comique. ble versatility; but his dreBS, and more especially his to Inform my competitors what I am going to do; but Former pupils are Invited to attend on the opening One (1) Sitting Room, Furnished, In good neighbor- Last week of the Four Eccentrics, PERRY, MA- •facial disguise, is intensely overdone. The local color- you can say that the S. B. F. will be the coat of the day. For circulars apply to the hall or the music hood and convenient to some reliable caterer. Pos- GREW, CURDY AND HUGHES. Also of GOL- ing of the play Is vivid, and the fasolnation about the season, and don't you forget It." stores. lt< session some time in October, at convenience or owner. DIE STEELE and SALLIE ST. CLAIR. "White Chapel Jew," as rendered by Boniface, At this moment one of Mr. Keen's numerous patrons Address, stating terms per month, and giving full LOU EDWARDS and the Great Female Minitrel«. would be diabolical If the supporting characters were seized him, and we don't know what S. B. F. means; ANTED—A LADY OF REFINEMENT TO particulars and references— The Stock Company In a Grand Olio Bill. Con- In keeping. Boniface has struck In this character a but will wager a year's subscription to THE CAPITAL attend in Art Rooms. Address A. R. W., CAPT. THOMAS L. BRENT, U. S. Army, cluding with tbe key-note evincing an individuality in the mqjc-lrama i hat it's the coning coat. CAPITAW L Office. lt*7 S»21-2t3 Arlington Hotel, Cobourg-Ontario, Canada. WEST POINT CADET. Its o THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

donna, Miss Ella Mootejo; JMiss Addie Randall, con- their grotesque and devilish seeming. .She looks in PARIS GOSSIP. tralto; Miss E. Maynard, Mr. William Fenton, the LOTTEEIES. MEN, WOMEN AND THOUGHTS. an egg-shaped crystal, from which curls forth new tenor, ot whom ther are only rose-colored re- [From THB CAPITAL'S Standpoint.] A BLUE FLAME, ports, and others, and a cborus of thirty. New ward [Special Correspondence of THE CAPITAL.] robe from Brooks Brothers, New York, and from the A Poem of Art. In which she reads the spiritual decree of luck ; and The Summer Loungers—The Players and Singers- establishment of Mme. E. Fox, the designer for Har- then she reels It forth in a discordant, unearthly mono- Sarah B. Studying English—Americans in Paris— per's Bazar, has been made, and Mrs. Drew has pro- OTTÈRY To the Edltof of THE CAPITAL. tone—perhaps like that of the gnomes In Vathek vided new scenery and appointments; so that alto- A friend lias called my attention to a poem In the A Royal Courtship. gether Buttons ought to have a brilliant opening on calling tor "More, more," as the devils threw them Monday night. August number of Applet on'í Journal, entitled " Ars CONTINENTAL HOTEL, PARIS, September 1, 1879. human souls. ŒS. i Victrlx," the same being, or purporting to be, a trans- Usually the event of the Grand Prix 1s the signal 6V STAf Ç. ÁUTH OR 1T Y. | COUNT FOSCO, lation by Austin Dobson of .G&utler'B L'Art. I find lor Paris ^society to pack Its traps and seek temporary the fat Englishman who held forth some years ago AMERICA'S FATEFUL PLANET. THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Dobson's version on the whole to be a weak paraphrase, pastime and inconvenience at the fashionable water- on Eighth street, was a notable Instance of a success- by no means a translation. It Is aB water beside the ing-places $nfLon the coast of Normandy. But this Uranus Working Mischief and Confusion Every Seven SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers, ful charlatan; he could tell wonderful things, and all, 1 ears—What It has in Store—Cornell's Defeat and strong wine of the original. In one stanza only has year has plfeli an exoeptlon to the rule, and as warm too, without the aid of the usual elements and acces- Tilden's Confusion Predicted—Catastrophe Appre- is tirawn in pursuance ot an act ef the General As- Dobson succeeded perfectly. His masterly turning weather l&s delayed its arrival, so society has its de- hended During the Year 1884. sembly of the State of Kentucky tor the benefit of sories. He sat at a plain little table In his parlor, of the thought, In this Instanoe, is even liner than parture. The summer months have passed by, and [From the New York Mercury.] and would smoke and talk as naturally as if there was the original; and as It forms naturally a pendant to only now that we have been favored with a week or Those learned gentlemen in our midst who look upon not a spirit within a mile ; but he could scare a green the stars—and especially the planets belonging to our EDUC&TIONALJNSTITUTfONS. my own, the borrowed stanza Is bracketed below. It two of sunshine and pleasant weather, we find Paris man worse than any other juggler ever known. Fos- solar systenl—as certain indicators of future events, CERTIFICATE AS TO is, of course, impossible to translate any admirable quiet and deserted. Every one has run away to have been watching with considerable anxiety tbe ter was exactly like Count FOECO, and had the same poem In a foreign language. It may be admirably Dieppe, Trouville or Deauville, to take advantage of recent course ot political events in this State. Those BONDS FOB PAXMENT OF PBIZES. touohes of Mephlsto-ltke humor. He could tell you astrologers who roost in the same tree with the Repub- translated, but It Is not, and cannot be, In all respects, the lew remaining days of the season, and there is, By the conditions of this act the managers were re- the vioes and weaknesses of a great-grandfather of lican party beheld with dismay that tbe planetary as- quired to execute TO THE STATE OF KENTUCKY equal to the original. The music, the melody and for the present, a suspension of political hostilities. pects were most unfavorable for the ultimate success whom you were proud, and catQh your own eocentrlc- A BOND IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED the meaning have been fusod once, and incarnated Even the brokers are taking their holidays, and the ot the gubernatorial ticket on the third instant, when THOUSAND DOLLARS, conditioned for the prompt lty with a keen shaft ol ridicule and satire. His far the Saratoga convention nominated the candidate of payment of all prizes and the iaithful discharge ot all lu a perfeot form. To translate Is to resolve music, Bourse has a lull in its usually exciting and noisy ex- yorlte jeke was to call a newly-married widower by the that party. On that day the moon was In conjunction duties imposed by said ac*. This bond was accord- melody and meaning, and to re-combihe the elements istence. The stocks, Turkish, Russian and Egyptian, with Saturn in the sign Aries, in semi-square to Mars, ingly duly executed, delivered, accepted and ap- pet names used by the dead wile; and he would sum- in a new form, a new Incarnation. This implies Change hands in a languid, indifferent sort of way, as in opposition to Venus and in sesqui-quadrate to Mer- proved, and properly filed with the Clerk of the mon the ghost of the departed spouse in a way that if after all their transaction was not of so much im- cury. Consequently the word went torth : "There is County Court ot said Henry County, as will be seen genius equal to the original; which, if it be genius, by the certificate of said clerk below set out. was as oomlcal as it was scary. portance. no chance of Cornell's election unless the Democrats will always prefer spontaneous creation to the most should chance to nominate a governor under influ- Agreeable to the provisions of this act certain con- successful of imitations, or transubstantion of another's It is not generally known that, Instead of overcom- The 15th of August, the Emporer's fete day, passed ences equally malign." Oa tbe other band, the star tracts, dated respectively December 19, 1850, and interpreters of Democratic faith were delighted to words and meaning. That unpalpable something ing incredulity, these cunning tricksters have only by without any political or religious' notice from the September 3, 1874, were made, executed and delivered, to encourage credulity, slnoe the latter is one ol the discover that Thursday, the 11th instant, was a most and the undersigned have the exolusive right to which goes to a poem, and is of its nature and essence Bonapartists; the customary service at the church of fortunate day. The moon was in sextile to the sun in operate and conduct the drawing of the Lottery au- •which belong to it, as tone to music, as the bloom to strongest and most all-pervading elements of human St. Augustine being omitted by recommendation the mid heaven; and in addition to this, the potent thorized by said act, and specified in said contracts. the peach, as etheriallty to the blue distanoe, comes into nature, gralted on the superstition, which Is instinc- of Paul de Cassagnac. Since the death of the un- Luna was in semi-square to Uranus; in square to SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers. tive and utterly beyond the power of reason, education Saturn; in sesqui-quadrate to Jupiter; in sextile to STATE OF KENTUCKY, } being only once; then, namely, when the poem Itself fortunate Prince Imperial, and the uncertainty of Mars, and in semi-square to Mercury. "It doesn't and argument. If a medium tells any ordinary per- Henry County, > ss. rises as a new creation in the writer's soul, with the Im- his successor, the party do not seem to know what to make any difference who the Democrats nominate to- CITY OF NEWCASTLE, ) mortal light and bloom of genius on It. What is a boiled son one thing that is true, he may tell him a thousand do. day or to-morrow," said a learned astrologer on Thurs- 1, W. W. Turner, Clerk of tbe County Court in and that are lalse, so strong is the superstition leaning to day; "they are sure to elect their candidate in Novem- for said County and State, do hereby peach? asks some one or translations. Something of Prince Jerome, Yon Blowitz and Jules Simon are ber." Late In the afternoon of that eventful day news certify that the bond to tbe State of Ken- grace, or vigor, too. In the original, is inevitably sac- the supernatural. And this is the prinolple upon at Trouville, and most of the diplomates and ministers came from Syracuse that there had been a bolt on the tucky in the penal sum ot one hundred rificed in any version. Mr. Dobson chose to sacrifice which the thousands of charlatans subsist. are sojourning at the numerous Norman sea-side re- part of the Tammanyites; but while this may lessen thousand dollars, required to be filedb y the aggregate vote which would have been received the Act for ihe Benefit of the Henry the latter and to keep the grace. Hence a most virile Achllle Eenan—The Gallantries and Ad- sorts. by the Democratic nominee, (Robinson,) it will not Male Academy and Henry Female Col- p oem appears femininely soft and weak. He alEO The ox- Queen Isabella is at her chateau of Foun* thwart the beatific influences of the stars so far as this lege, passed by the General Assembly of ventures of a Noted Criminal. State Is concerned. said State and approved December 9, chose, and perhaps wisely, not to adhere to the form The handsomest man in all France was guillotined tenay; she is very much affected by the death of the 1850, was duly executed, delivered, ac- of the original. But thereby he lost something. He THE LIFE OF THE NATION THREATENED. In 1873. On receiving his sentence he said, with a Infanta Dona Plia, who died ot epilepsy. These political divisioos and internecine conflicts, cepted and approved, and that said bond lost "the check that gives the cap" in the last verse Sarah Bernhardt is at present at Ylllers, a charming is duly tiled in my office as Clerk of said bow to the oourt: " I thank you, M. le Guge; 1 am a if the testimony of the stars is to be credited, are but Oourt. of each stanza in the original. That Is, he lost energy gourmand, and you respect my palate in allowing me little spot about a half hour's drive from Doanville the beginning ot sorrows of a more serfous nature, in and condensation. If my rhymes, then, are more rug- and close to the sea-side, one of the prettiest resorts on which, during the next live years, the very lite ot the Witness my official signature and sepl of office at New- to end my lile with a chop." This pun was not only nation will be threatened. It may be necessary to pre- castle, Henry County, Ky., this 25th day ged, they are truer and more substantive^-they hold good In Itself, but claimed the merit of being the last the Norman coast, and affords her the quiet and rest mise that the zodiacal sign Gemini has with one ac-. of March, A. D. 1879. f W. W. TURNER, more of the original as to matter and form. As to the that the punster ever could make. Acbllle Kenan had she requires, and not to be found at Deauville, where cord been assigned by astrologists as that which rules spirit, I say nothing. But the reader is at liberty, if she has been playing a short starring engagement at these United States. If the expression be permissible, Seal. > County Clerk, murdered a dozen men, and playfully remarked that Uranus is the Kentucky mule of the planets. He has v^ ) Henry County, Ky. he ohooses, to compare my version with Mr. Dobson's he didn't oount women and children. His most the Casino. She is applying herself to the study of some peculiarly winning ways with his head and his in this respect—with anything, in fact, but the orig- famous adventure was with a well-known doctor, whose the English language, and expects to be sufficiently heels. You are never quite sure of him, and when he The following attractive Scheme will be drawn in inal : proficient to take characters in two or three of Shak- kicks or bites—and he generally performs both opera- Public at Covington, Ky., on handsome wife he had won, and who, aooording to tions simultaneously—he kicks and bites persistently A masterpiece is but the curious custom of France, challenge! the seducer. speare's plays during her engagement for 1880 in the and hard. It takes him four-scofe years and four to Hard matter, soul escaped ; Acbllle politely requested to know the time, place United States. make the circuit of the zodiac, and consequently he September 30, 1879. I Clear out Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has been stopping at the maintains his and weapons ; which the doctor, as the injured party, CHEERFUL PRANKS Marble or verse well-shaped. had the right to name. Hotel de 1/ Amlrante, and 1 understand is shortly to in any single sign for seven years. Hence, when he FULL SCHEME: appear at the Grand Opera. gets into the sign ascending, or the mid-heaven of a 1 Prize of $15,000 is $15,000- Of Poesy, and warm "Ojrne to my office at six in the morning," said the 1 Prize of 8,000 is 8,000- Carlotta Pattl is soon to be married and is going to nativity, the fortunate mortal is likely to have what With passion's glowing tlnct, doctor. may adequately be termed a seven years' course of 1 Prize of 5,000 is 5,000 Australia. The G-rand Opera has been quite regular sprouts. When Uranus entered the sign Gemini lor 2 Prizes of 2,500 are 6,000 The form Achllle was on time, and found the doctor stand- during the warm season, and has alternated with a seven years' consistent course of iniquity in the 2 Prizes ot 1,000 are 2,000 Is beautiful, succinct. ing by the table with a pistol in one hand and a couple spring of 1775, the American revolution broke out and ISaust, Huguenots and Le Roi Lahore. Most ot the 10 Prizes of 500 are 5,000 of pills In the other. precipitated the country into a long course of suffering 50 Prizes of 100 are 6,000 [O poet 1 then forbear theaters have been swept and dusted during the vaca- and privation. On the Fourth of July, 1776. when the 100 Prizes ol 50 are 6,000 The loosely sandaled verse; ' "These are my weapons," said thepbyBlcian, grimly. tion, and are now, one by one, coming again into line, Americans declared their independence, Uranus was 200 Prizes of 25 are 6,000 " Choose one of these pills, and I will take the other. nine degrees In Gemini, and in the spring of 1782— 600 Prizes ot 10 are 5,000 Choose rather thou to wear and September will see them all in full blast. seven years after the revolution had its Inception— One of them will kill In five seconds; the otfier is 1,000 Prizes of 6 are 6,000 The buskin—stral^and terse.] - The company owning the Cirque, one of the orna- the planet left Gemini and entered Cancer. In 27 Approximation Prizes amounting to 2,925 harmless. Refuse, and I will blow your brains out.". j merits of the Champs Elysees, has been treated to a " Hale's History of the United States" it is stated Unless the spirit come that "Early in the spring of 1782 pacific overtures 1,894 Prizes amounting to $07,925- M. Achille Kenan was a profound fatalist, and,tak surprise by the city government, in the shape of a were accordingly made to the American Government, In modeling clay, lng one of the pills, be said, gayly: " To your health raise in ground rent from 5,000 francs to 26,000 francs. and both nations deuisted from hostile measures." The thumb if you live, and my compliments to the devil if You It was in April, 1859, that Uranus next entered Gemini, TICKETS, $1. The celebrated Ballon-Captif is no more. It had the sign of cognizance of the United States, for Is useless for to-day. die," and swallowed the pill at the moment that the been making its daily trips, weather permitting, up to another seven years' affliction. In November of the Address all orders to doctor gulped his own. The doctor stood rigid for a same year the Give to the marble bard last week, when, owing to the extreme changes in the WILLIAMSON & CO., General Eastern moment; then leaped in the air and fell dead. M. Agents, 599 Broadway, New York, Thy statue's chaste design; weather, seme of the gas had escaped and produced a HARPER'S FERRY AFFAIR BROKE OUT, Achllle coolly walked off, and told the polloe that he Or our Western Agent, And guard vacuum inside the balloon, which, thougn securely when Uranus was seven degrees fn the sign, or within had reason to believe that the doctor was poisoned by two degrees of the same place that be occupied when MORRIS RICHMÖNI», Covington, Ky. The contour's flowing line. fastened and corded on all sides to the ground, could the Declaration of Independence was fulminated. On his wife. And the poor woman was tried, convicted List of drawings published in the New York Herald, not resist the strong wind blowing at the time, and the 20th December, 1860, when Uranus was in the ex- Sun, Staats Zeitung, Philaidelpbia Record, Philadel- Borrow of Syracuse and transported for lite. act degreee of the " Declaration," South Carolina de- the flapping of the surplus silk finally forced the phia Sunday Dispatch, Pittsburg Dispatch and Louis- Her bronze's rigid calm ¡ clared her independence. This remarkable gentleman murderer was the very valve and rent the balloon from top to bottom. Tie ville Commercial. All out-oi-town ticket-holders are And muse In the year 1860 Dr. Broughton of this city, then liv- essence of audacity; and It was this which saved him mass of silk and cords fell on one of the small pavil- ing in Philadelphia, began to publish a small scien- mailed a copy of the official list as soon as received. The hlgh-souled, haughty charm. so often from conviction, together with his wonderful ions, towards the Rue de Rlvoli side of the Place de tific periodical at four cents a copy, entitled : "Brough- Wanted at once, O-ood, Reliable Agents in every skill In disguising himself. The crime which caused ton's Monthly Planet Reader and Astrological Jour- Town. Address as above. sepl4-2t4* Shnn water-colors pale, Carrousel; but, fortunately, no one of the several hun- nal," a complete file of which now lies before the his conviction was the murder of M. Bolssons, a rich And hues, which, though admired, dred people at the time In the enclosure were near it, present writer, and which any skeptic, by application gentleman in the Hue Dauphin, who was found one at the Mercury office, may have the privilege of in- Too frail as they undoubtedly would have been unable to sur- morning in his chamber stone-dead, a bullet In bis specting. In thé Issiie of December, 1860—written, of And transient are, till fired. vive asphyxia. The loss on gas is estimated at 26,000 course, during the preceding month—the bead and a discharged pistol In his hand. His valet francs, and on the balloon 100,000 francs. It will not FOLLOWING PREDICTION APPEARS : u Cut with a most delicate was on the point of being executed for the murder, be replaced this year, as it is too late in the season. Someot the Southern States are determined to Hand, and sure to feel. when a servant girl was produced by a doctor, who break the bonds of the Union, but the time has not ar- Paris is full of Americans and English now, and rived for that great calamity to this glorious Republic. In agate had just recuscltated her from unconsciousness pro- SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A the 14 Continental " is quite outdoing the Grand Ho- But we are afraid that April and May, 1861, will tell FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DISTRIBU- Apollo's «lear profile. duced by a terrible blow on the head. The girl related a tale that will not soon be forgotten by the people of TIONA , CLA.SS K, at New Orleans, Tuesday, Octo- that she lived In a lodging-house opposite the mansion tel, which, by the way, was sold, a few days ago, at the United States." ber 14,1879—113th Monthly Drawing Blue sirens of the rooks, of M. Bolssons; that at twelve o'clock on the night of public auction, with the Hotel Scribe, including the In the issue of the " Planet Reader " for January 1, T wisting a hundred ways Grand Cafe and Jockey-Club rooms, also the large 1861—written in December, 1860, of course—after set- Louisiana State Lottery Company. the murder she entered the room of a handsome ting forth the facts connected wfth Uranus entering Their locks, This institution was regularly incorporated by the stranger who had just taken lodging in the house laundry, Boulevard de Courcellas, in connection with Gemini, in 1775, with which the reader is already ac- Give to our longing gaze. Legislature of the State for Educational and Char- and saw him pointing a gun at a lighted window op- the hotel, for the sum of (36,680,000) thirty-six million quainted, Dr. Broughton wrote : itable purposes In 1868 for tbe tertn of Twenty- six hundred and eighty thousand francs, to a M. "The Union has just lasted one revolution of the live Years, to which contract the inviolable faith The Virgin you'll enrobe posite. The stranger, immediately on seeing her, planet Herschel (or Uranus), and until that planet Cheramy, who it is said in reality represents a group of the State Is pledged with a capital of $1,000,000, to In clouds, and Jesus' love; struck her senselees with the weapon. The stranger gets out of Gemini, which will not be before July, which It has since added a reserve fund of $350,000, of bankers ; among whom are the large schemers, M. 1865, we do not look for any peace for this country." The globe had tied and loft the gun, which proved to be tin air- ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTKIBU- Philippart and M. Werbranck of the Banque Pari- Let us for an instant look now closely those predic- TION will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. Set with the cross above. gun. The gunsmith from whom it was purchased was sienne. tions were verified. As to the first, the first shot was It never scales or postpones. Look at the following found, and Identified it as the one he had sold t° fired on Fort Sumpter on April 14,1861, and the first Distribution: All goes. But Art robust Achille ; and Achllle was caught on a railroad train An American young lady, Miss Gertie Griswold of person was killed in the great conflict thereby pre- Capital prize, $30,000. 100,000 tickets at $2 each. Eternally renowns; clpated in Baltimore on the 19th day of the same the same day. He confessed the murder, related the New York, who for some time past has been prepar month*, when the Sixth Massachusetts regiment was Half tickets, $1. 'The bust lng for the operatic stage at the Conservatoire, created passing through that city. It was in 1865 when the LIST OF- PRIZES. circumstances, how he had crept into the victim's 1 Capital Prize $30,000 Survives wolled towns. quite a sensation a few weeks ago at the uConcours " war ended. On April 3, 1865, a telegram was sent to house and placed the pistol in his hand, and then the Secretary of War from Richmond, announcing, 1 Capital Prize 10,000 by refusing to come forward and accept a conspicu- 1 Capital Prize 6,000 Some burled coin has laid taken his money and jewels. While he was making the occupation of that city. ously unjust award by the jury. It completely dumb- 2 Prizes of $2600 6,000- Till a day laborer this interesting confession the Count Degme identified In this connection it will be interesting to the reader 5 Prizes of 1000 6,000 founded the administration, and her name was erased to glance briefly back to the time wbeu Uranus en- With spade him as the gay robber who had gotten into his wile's 20 Frizes of 600 10,000 from the membership role of the Conservatoire, but tered Gemini, anterior to 1859 and 1775. Subtracting 100 Prizes of 100 10,000 Digs up—an emperor. chamber one night during the husband's absence, eighty-four years from the latter date, we get back to was eventually replaced; she then entered a second A. D. 1691. It is to be premised that few people are 200 Prizes of 60 10,000 ribbed the lady and made her get wine and supper, 600 Prizes of 20 10,000 The gods are ghosts alone. which he enjoyed,while he frightened her witha cooke 1 Concours, when she carried away the highest prize, a Ignorant of the Salem Witchcraft experiences, which were marked with horrors at which the world stood 1000 Prizes of 10 10,0i0- Races of men are crost. pistol on the table, and then, with the threat of klll- most noteworthy achievement, where the awards are aghast. The same time, says Hale, "The war with APPROXIMATION PRIZES : One tone ing her, made her dance the can-can in her night in the hands of those so prejudiced and Infatuated the French and tbe Indians, which began in 1690, was 9 Approximation PrizeB of $300 2,700 not yet terminated. 9 Approximation Prizes of 200 1,800- The lyre has never lost. dress, while he applauded and sipped the wine. with scholars of their own nation. 9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900 Miss Griswold has a fine, rich, soprano voice, under FOR SEVEN YEARS Whatever be the theme, Achille's last words were politely addressed to the were the frontier settlements harassed by savages, and executioner: "My good barber, do not cut my chin— remarkable control, and has been highly compli- 1857 Prizes, amounting to $110,400- * Give crystal form intact; the EDglish employed in expeditions against them. Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all the skin is delicate." mented by Au^an, director of the Grand Opera, and Peace between England and France, which took place The dream in 1697, was soon followed by peace with the savages." prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation other masters. She has undoubtedly a brilliant will be paid. Application for rates to clubs should Anohor In solid fact. JOHN SAVABT. The careful reader will not fail to mark that, in 1697, A Skeleton That Beats Bernhardt's. future in store for her in her profession. 1 understand Uranus passed out of Gemini into Cancer. only be made to the Home Offioe in New Orleans. Write, clearly stating full address, for further infor- Oracles of Chance—Bulls and Bears of the In Paris, at various times of its history, there have that she has an engagement to sing at the opera in Antecedent to 1691, Uranus entered Gemini in 1606, mation, or send orders to been remarkable creatures in tho lines of ecoentric and at that time we have the romantic history and Spiritual World. Brussels. stirring events connected with Powhatan, Pocahontas M. A. DAXJPHIN, humanity. The grotesque Is very taking to the It seems that the Archduchess Christine, the new and the chieftain Smith. In 1614, with the return of P. O. Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana, There are two things eminently great in the domain Or same person at No. 819 Broadway, New York. French people, and they dote on the Hunchback of fiancee of the young Kiog of Spain, was once before peace and prosperity, Herschel passed out of Gemini ol spiritual deception: One is that gamblers in stocks into Cancer. All our grand extraordinary Drawings are under the Notre Dame and the Squelette in the Mysteries of very near being Q,ueen of Spain, before Mercedes. or cards, when once they begin, never get cured; and We have now traced the planet Uranus four differ- supervision and management of Gens. G. T. BEAU- Paris. The last specimen of monster in Paris Is a REGARD and JTJBAL A. EARLY. sepl4-4t the other is that believers in spirits can never be per- When she first learned that Alfonso sought her hand ent revolutions around tbe heavens, and marked its squelette who barely has flesh enough on him to hold effects in this country when passing through the sign suaded out of their faith. All the clairvoyants and she coolly gave him to understand that she would not the boneB together. lie Is called the Funeral ¡Skele- Of our country, Gemini. It will be more than mediums In New York city know these two Important have him ; but she eventually fell in love with him, THREE-SCORE YEARS ton, from his business of going to every house where faots, and drive their trade on that knowledge of busi- and ot course felt very much hurt when he married before Uranus again enters the sign, and hence no- there has been a death, and presenting himself attired body who is able to read these lines is likely to be alive ness. Not one of these oharlatans but has a regular Mercedes instead. Now that he again seeks her, she FIVE DOLLARS In Equalid rags, begging plteously for alms and point- to experience the disasters then likely to accrue. But set of customers, who oonsult every day or so on what has not forgotten the slight, and quite stands upon in the year 1884 the astrologists of Europe, as well as ing to his attenuated anatomy to attest the fact of his YOU CAN BUY A WHOLB stocks to Invest in. Almost all the customers of the her dignity, and required him to make a long journey of our own country, are in accord in predicting that misery. People In grief for the loss-of relatives are dire and lamentable consequences are then likely to IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN "Bucket Shops," as the Btook-jobbing places are to sue her pardon ; and he did it in a most gallant generally tender-hearted, and this piteous appeal arise, threatening the very life of the nation, and called, are-habitual believers in luck and spirits, me- manner. She had intended giving him a formal re- bringing in their train all kinds of disastrous and generally panned out well, except when the speculator diums and clairvoyants. ception in the Casino, surrounded by her suite, but malign consequences. About June or July, 1884, the VIENNA CITY GOVERNMENT BOND. : found the lemale relic of an unhappy marriage, in upon his arrival the king made a hurried toilet, and MALLEFIC PLANET, SATURN, The medium takes the fee, which varies from a quar- Which bonds are issued and seoured by the Govern- which case the grlel was not there to work on. As all of a sudden announces himself at the Yilla Bells- will be transiting through Gemini; and, as if this were ment, and are redeemed in drawings ter to five dollars, according to the means and looks not enough, that "great infortune," will receive tbe soon as he had made a raise he would judiciously in- garde. He pleaded that he could not wait so long to square aspect of the two other "infortunes" Uranus FOUR TIMES ANNUALLY. of the patient, and goes into a trance, accompanied Until each and every bond is drawn, with a larger or vest part of the earnings, then doff his professional see her, and, kissing her hand, begged that she would and Mars, which planets will then be in conjunction by twitches and convulsions. Then slowly recovers smaller premium. Every bond must draw a prize, as garb of rags and squalor, and, arraying himself in forgive him. The Archduchess was unable longer to in the sign Virgo in the mid-heaven oi this country. and says, " Buy New York Central." The curious Saturn has been all the present year in Aries, the sign there are no blanks. Tbe three highest Prizes amount purple and fine linen, would get on a lark with a be spiteful. They took a walk in the garden unat- to— part of it is that a man will continue losing In this of England, and we see what cheerful times John friend and partner. tended, and upon their return she had a ring upon Bull has been and is still experiencing; but England 200,000 FLORINS, spiritual advice and still believe In it. has been free from the other evil aspects with which in her finger, and, taking the hand of the Xing, pre- 50,000 FLOBlSS, The only difficulty Is about the women, who some- It happened recently that a lady lost a brother, and 1884 we shall be threatened. Uranus is at present in 30,000 FLOBINS, sented him to her mother, saying, in French: " 1 have 5 deg. 40 min. of Virgo, in square aspect to Gemini, times get violent. no sooner did the Funeral Skeleton see her return And bonds not drawing one of the above Frizes mnst the henor, madame, to present to you my future hus- and hence, according to astrological ratiocination, the draw a Premium of not less than 130 FLORINS. The One day last week one of these cunning Cagliostros from the sad ceremony of- Interment than he crawled present political strife, bickering and divisions are up to the door and opened In his usual manner. He band." • c. F. G. the forerunners and warnings of the political catas- next drawing takes place on the 1st of October, 1879, put a handsome and amiable-looking female up to and every bond bought of us on or before the 1st ef was no common beggar, and was a picture of such trophe likely to be precipitated in 1884. It is the be- [ buying Western Union, and, Instead of rising, it lief of those who have the courage of their convictions, October is entitled to the whole Premium that may abject misery that, with his looks and the already ( dropped. The next morning he was sitting in his den " Buttons." founded on long study and observation, that the next be drawn thereon on that date. Out ot-town order® softened feelings ot the dupe, he would get lrom ten President will be the last who will be elected over sent in registered letters, and inclosing $5, will secure when the deceived lemale entered, but what a change [From the Philadelphia North Americxn.] to twenty-five lrancs. The bereaved lady gave him these United States in their plenary collectiveness. one of these bonds for the next drawing. For orders, in her appearanoe! She was transformed into a At the Arch-street Theater great preparations have Whoever is elected in 1880, and the stars proclaim that circulars or any other information, address SHE PANTHER, twenty, and he crawled oil with aseoret chuckle. But been made for the production of Operti and McCarty's within a week of lhat time the lady moved to another new opera, Buttons, by the Tracy Titus American IT WILL NOT BE TILDEN, Who went for the spiritual adviser with epithet and Opera Company, the members of which extensive will be the last of tbe line. Indeed, one astrological INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY, claws. In three minutes there was not a whole piece part of Paris, and had scarcely gotten into her new organization arrived from New York on Thursday, patriarch has no hesitation in declaring his absolute belief that Saturn in Gemini, with the square of Mars of furniture in the den, and when she left it took three afcjode when her husband died, and as she was return- and immediately began their final rehearsals under No. 150 BROADWAY, NEW IOBK CITI. Signor Operti's direction. The company numbers and Uranus, will send the country " to the eternal Established in 1874. doctors to put the medium in order to be interviewed ing from the luneral, up came Mr. Skeleton with a smash !" But the preponderance of «pinion favors a sixty artists, and an orchestra ot forty performers, the N. B.—In writing please state' that you saw this in by his spirits. The danger with these female gam- still more doleful tale, and so different from the other latter representing some ot the best instrumental break up, with more or less disturbance and political that the lady had heard that her suspicions were at talent in the land. The music of Buttons is said to be demoralization, not necessarily fatal to the ultimate the Washington CAPITAL. au31-lyl6 blers Is great, lor they will believe anything in th e prosperity of the portions which have seceded. Others once aroused. She sent a policeman after the beggar, refreshingly original, brilliant and captivating, as nature of love compliments or the speculation in imag- might readily be inferred by all who know Signor again believe that the unity of the nation will be pre- DEMPSEY'S inary sohemes. A balloon line to the moon, or tele- who was found with his friend gayly appareled and Operti's rare ability as a composer. The score is said served, but that great sacrifices will be necessary. drinking wine. to be replete with novel effects and characteristic mel- These milder drawn Cassandras predict that there is graph company to the star Venus, would not be be- ody, suggestive of the colored race, the noble red man, likely to be trouble between the East and West, and yond their belief in stock speculation. He is now In jail shaping the moral from his fate. the gentle Chinee, and the great American citizen much political strife, consequent upon bad harvests WEDDIMx STATIONERY and other unfor&een calamities ; but they are disposed One thing is, they have confidence in human cre- and his numerous family. We have had operas writ- ten in America, but Buttons appears to be about the to believe what they most earnestly hope for, that the dulity, and know that other people will believe just first thoroughly American work, through and through. nation in its integrity will weather the storm of 1884. In Great & Elegant Variety. THE constantly Increasing popularity of Dr. Bull's Meantime there Is every prospect that the next five . as well as themselves, and thus keep the speculation Baby Syrup Is a guarantee ot its usefulness and effect- Life in Washington undoubtedly has its amusing side, although not inserted in the records of the Congres- vears will be marked by stirring events, inasmuch as going. iveness for children suffering lrom Wind Colic, Uranus will remain steadily in the mid-heaven of the ENGRAVING Diarrhoea OT Dysentery. Price 25 cents a bottle. sional Globe. Besides, as a people, Americans afford THE OWL MEDIUM material for the wit of the satirist, if not for the inge- country in square to Gemini, and the excitement, Is a fat, bloated old lemale In bleer eyes and sqallld nuity of the romantic dramatist. political and otherwise, will become intensified as " How did you like the hymns ?" asked Charley of Saturn approaches nearer to Gemini. One of Our Specialties. gaudiness of oolor; a greasy, oriental handkerchief his oity cousin, as they lef t the church one Sunday. It would be strange if Mr. Page McCarty, a clever tied around a head of matted, black hair, and a shawl " One of tohem was just splendid," replied she with journalist and long-time resident of Washington, had ENVELOPES IN CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL enthusiasm. "Ah! which one?" "The one In the of laded scarlet wrapped about a portly, but stooping not made excellent use of his observations of social JUDGE V. of New York has a rich vein of humor PATTERNS; CHURCH, RECEPTION AND nextp.ew, with black, curly hair and such killing life under the wings of the Capitol. His avowed aim, running through his ordinarily dignified demeanor. black eyes. 0,1 think he was the most fascinating form, and a crooked stick moving In time to a harsh,* 1 we believe, has been to treat an American theme in A lawyer was arguing before him recently a case of VISITING CARDS ENGRAVEjL). discordant voice, that sinks into a growl or a grating him' of all." Charley became too muoh confused to the burlesque vein of Meilhac and Halevy, and it is domestic infelicity. Said the attorney : " Separating pursue the conversation any further. Samples cheerfully shown, ana our pricesjvery low. whisper when the old she ogre receives a fee. To see thought that in Buttons will be discovered a sort of the apartments of my client and this lady was a cur- "NABEAGANSET " Is an Indian word. Translated Grand Duchesse, without the objectionable character- tain from ceiling to floor; certainly there was nothing 913 FENNA. AVENUE, her get into the spiritual trancé is horrible, the contor- Into English It signifies: 1' The United States Senator istics of that otherwise delightful burlesque of mjfh out of the way in that." "No," replied his honor, tions and grimaces having a dreadful fascination in afraid ofa shot-gun." life. The cast will include our local lavorite prima " and not much in the way, either." sepl4-nu" Bet. Nlntb and Tenth Sts. o THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER 21, 1879.

"O, you must know what that was. Cruel, cruel! "All thy commandments are sure. They stand fast TO TBAVELEE8. SIR ROWLAND HILL left behind him an autobiog- The vilest slander that ever was framed—that I was forever and ever." Then who can change them with- LITERARY NOTES. raphy which has been lying in manuscript ior sev- a monster of brutality, and had mutilated a corpse out sinning ? No wonder Isaiah says," Cry aloud, spare for the purpose ot helping the fortunes of a party.,r not; lilt up thy voice like a trumpet and show my ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. eral years... ' I don't exactly remember what you moan," I said. people their transgressions, and the house of Jacob B THE EARL OP MAYFIELD is a new novel, by a noted " WifHOCT A HOME" is the title of E. P. Roe's new Why, Morgan! Morgan!" he exclaimed, and his theft sins. Yet they seek me dally and delight to The great double track. author, just published by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, face assumed a painful expression. "I suflered un- know my ways as a nation that did righteousness, NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE Philadelphia. It deals largely with real life and his- novel, to be published (Dodd, Mead & Co ) in No- told distross, and was more or less under ban for and forsook not the ordinance of their God. They TO THE torical ^parsonages, which are treated with a master's vember. twenty-five yea"rs. Old acquaintances avoided me; take delight in approaching to God. What is their North, Northwest, West and Southwest. ( pen, while the scenes are varied, and lull of interest GAIL HAMILTON will shortly publish (Estes Lan- even my iamily was made to feel the disgrace, as it 1 sins if they are the people of God. They are told to TO TAKE EPPEOT and instruction. The opening scenes are in the ¡south, were a felon, it. was oruel!" .. . undo the heavy burdens and let the oppressed go free, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1879, at 4:20 a. m. some of them being laid on a sugar plantation, ana ctiot) a new volume on "The Conamon-Sohool Sys- How was it?" I said. "Or perhaps you prefernot and that ye break every yoke; also to deal our bread much food for pleasant meditation will be found in the to the hungry and olothe the naked. The last-men- Leave Washington: study oi the several characters portrayed, and one will tem." to talk about it." 1 have no obj eotlon. It's an old story now, and be- tioned sin is to turn away thy foot from the Sabbath, +5:06 a. m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and watch with Interest the course ol the hero, Carew, THE Russian Academy of Solences is'spendlng 10,000 from doing thy pleasure on my holy day, and call the BOSTON EXPRESS. Ellloott City. On Sunday« through years flfuncertainty , until he finally attains longs to the past. I was living in Rochester at the rubles In publishing a Kurdish dictionary. time Morean, who had exposed Masonry, was missing. Sabbath a delight, the holy of I he Lord honorable, to Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's, Laurel, An- that happiness which he thought the fates had denied It was believed that he had been drowned by mem- eto„ etc.; read Isaiah IviU., 13,14. This language Is napolis Junotlon, Jessup's. Hanover, Elk Ridge and him. It would be impossible to enumerate the many THE filth edition ol Cardinal Newman's "Anglican bers ot the order in Lake Ontario. A body was found addressed to a nation, as we read In the second verse Mt. Wlnans. Breakfast at Relay Station. virtues of the lovely and perfectly pure heroine^Mary Difficulties " has just been Issued. which answered the description of hfs. It was ex of same ohapter. Revelation closes up with a blessing 6:50 a. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pied- • Stuart, or the pleasing qualities of Boiseau, white- hlbited in public, and was recognized as being him by on those who keep the commandments of God, saying; mont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick field, Brandon, Randolph and other characters in the his family and friends. It was buried by them. After- "They will have right to the tree of llie, and may and Way, via Relay.) work, but in ¡praising worth we must not fail to men- wards it was olaimed by the friends ot another man, enter in through the gates into the oity." R. t»:00 a. m.—BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX- tion the faithmi Mignon, whose equal for love and in- MR. THURLOW WEED'S STORY. disinterred and another Inquest held. There was PRESS. terest in her lair mistress is rarely found. The inci- great excitement over the murder ot Morgan, and 1 8:10 a. m.—Point of Rooks, Piedmont, Strasburg, dents and scenes laid in Italy cannot fail to please the An Interesting Narrative of his Relations with Horace was prominent as an Anti-Mason. When this last in- Women and Smoking. Winchester, Hagerstown and Way Stattens. most fastidious, and will be found to have the rare Greeley—The Trials and Persecutions Which He quest was pending the lawyer engaged by the Masons Now that the Newman Hall oase Is over, says The 8:30 a. m.—New Yo-k, Philadelphia, Boston and merit of malting the reader wish there was more of Suffered as an Anti-Mason. said to me one day,' What are you going to do ior London World, one is at liberty to comment upon the Baltimore Express. PARLOR CAR to New York and them. But too much cannot be said of the Boenes laid [From the Graphic.] • a Morgan now?' 'This man is a good enough Mor- evidence. I must say 1 am at a loss to understand Philadelphia. in " Old England," where the story closes upon the I saw him coming out of the Tribune building—an gan,'1 retorted, 'till you produce the man that was why the practloe ot cigarette-smoking among ladies +8:35 a. m.—St. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pitti- several characters whom we have watched from the old man, apparently eighty, more than six feet high, killed.' He went off and reported that 1 said the de- seems to be generally regarded by oounsel as the burg Express. Frederlok, Hagerstown and Valley opening pages; we leave them there, lingeringly, not very much bent, bat feeling his way before him ceased was a good enough Morgan till after election.' usual accompaniment of, or prelude to, immorality. Branch, exoept Sunday. Through oar to Staunton. though not unwilllnglv—tor there their hopes of hap- with a stall, as if he saw but feebly. His keen gray T>ls lie was first published by Henry O'Reilly, editor One would not be astonished were this conclusion to Pullman cars to Cincinnati dally. Grafton to San- piness are fully realized. It has the advantage of eyes were under a mansard rooi of a iorehead, and his of the Rochester Daily Advertiser, and ft made such an be jumped at by the ignorant and narrow-minded excitement that he stuck to It and elaborated it. dusky, dally, except Saturday. having but few characters with good descriptions, ex- eyebrows were long and Btraggllng, like a chevaux de among us, to whom eaoh new departuro from the man- J9:00 a. m.—On Sunday only. Baltimore, AnnapoUl cellent dialogues, well-sustained interest, and contains frise. He looked eager and earnest, but there was a Finally, the lie took this form—that I had pulled out ners and customs of our forefathers seems to be the beard, cut the hair and otherwise delaced or mu- and Way. all the elements of a successful novel, the whole be- half smile on his face, as if his life had paid apremium fraught with moral and spiritual danger; but one is 10:00 a. m.—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at ing well told, and it will no doubt prove to be a great and was dosing In content. I had seen him before tilated the features of the Ontario corpse so as to surprised to find enlightened men—who, over and somewhere, but I could not remember exactly—ah, make them resemble Morgan ! This was In the winter Bladensburg College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolll success. The Earl of Mayfield is published in a large over again, must have found themselves In the com- Junotlon, Jessup's and Hanover. duodecimo volume, bound in morocco cloth, black ana yes; it was Thurlow Weed. I had seen him often of 1826-27." pany of ladles irreproachable in character, and who years ago, at political conventions, and later as a lirte 12:1.0 p. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City gold price $1.50, and will be found ior sale by all book- yet may have occasionally taken a wbilf at a ciga- and Way. „ . sellers and news agents, and on all railroad trains, or figurehead at public meetings for benevolent purposes. " Did people believe such a thing?" rette—pandering to the prejudices of the million. " 1 will call on him and get him to talk." " Yes, a good many did. It was a thing 1 could not 1:30 p. m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston • copies of it will be sent to any one, to any place, at " But there were yet graver matters," Sir Henry Express. Stops at Laurel. once, on any one remitting $1.50 in a letter to thepub- No sooner thought than done. I called that very disprove to their satisfaction. I was abhorred by tens evening, at seven, at his handsome residence on of thousands. Old acquaintances cut me. I was James is reported to have remarked in his opening {1:35 p. m.—On Sunday only, Baltimore and Way. lishers, T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue, where his windows pointed at on the street. Strangers would look address, and he then went on to enlarge upon the re- 3:30 p. m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. overlook a church lawn. "Card no use," said the askance at me—I saw them. Friends gave me the oold spondent's habit ol smoking cigarettes. 1 can remem- 4:30 p. m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Ex- JOHN ESTEH GOODS, who had divers talks with colored servant at the door ; " he oannot read it." shoulder. 1 received threatening anonymous letters. ber, some years ago, a case of similar nature—the lady press. Frederlok, via Relay. Stops at Annapolll Thackeray when In this country, says that the great Into the library 1 was ushered, where a glance took in I was made to feel everywhere and every hour that 1 was also an enthusiastic votary of the chase—and It junotlon. . Englishman told him that he dictated to an amanu- walls hung with pictures, line and comfortable furni- was a marked man. And my poor family, sir," said transpired in the course of the evidence that she was f4:35 p. m.—Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, ensis the whole oi " Esmond " and of " Pendennis. ture, book-cases, one open, a cup of tea on the center- he, lifting his hand with a pathetic gesture, " were in the habit of smoking in the stable in the company Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to Point He said also that he always began writing with a table and the tall old man lying on the lounge. made to feel the cruel thrusts In ways 1 cannot men- of a iavorlte groom. A shudder ran through the of Rooks and Way Stations only. cigar in his mouth. He always wrote In the morning, tion." whole court, and the smoking seemed to be more ob- f4:4Q p. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- as writing at night excited him so that he could not I made mjself known to him and told my errand, "How long did this ostracism last?" jected to on the score ol morality than the groom, but tions. sleep. He said to Mr. Oooke that Becky Sharp made asking if I could call some time when he felt less "Fifteen or twenty years actively, and in some I own I could never understand why, although in this f6:30 p. m.—Philadelphia,' Norfolk and Baltimore His fortune. "1 married early," he adii ed, "and fatigued. directions a much longer time." instance the lady was said to have smoked a oiay Express. Norfolk exoept Sunday. Norfolk passen- wrote for bread ; and ' Vanity Fair 'was my firstsuc - "O, no! this is all right," said he ; "1 feel pretty " It seems strange that injustice should thrive so," pipe, and to have plaoed her feet upon the oorn bin. gers takendn the cars direct to boat at Canton. Stops cessful work. 1 like Becky in that book, sometimes well." And he insisted on transferring himself to an said 1. . Since this, however, continental customs have crept at Bladensburgand Laurel. 1 think I have myself some or her tastes." He had easy aliatr. , " Well, it did thrive. O'Reilly became rich, and in, and smoking is new looked upon much more 6:30 p. m.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. apparently thoroughly made up his mind not to criti- » I alluded to having seen him down town during the that lie was the foundation ot his fortune. I drifted leniently than It was even fifteen years ago. Let us +7:00 p. m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. cise bis American entertainers. He said very em- day. 1 * . • ' to Albany, and at last lived the shocking calumny assume that It Is objeotlonable, and, in many in- +8:10 p. m.—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Ellloott phatically to Mr. Oóoke : "1 shall not Write anything • Yes," he said, " 1 have been down all day to-day down. Finally O'Reilly, who might have been worth stances, injurious to ihe health; still, it is no more City, via Relay. upon America. My secretary may—he is quite capa- attending the meetings of directors of various com- millions if he had stuck to the telegraphs, which he immoral than taking snutt or eating bon bons; and I +8:15 p. m.—Chloago, Columbus and Pittsburg ble. And as to abusing you, if I do, I'm !" ending panies that I belong to." Manipulated at first, speculated in other things and have been told by several eminent medical men that Express. SLEEPING CAR to Chicago. (Pittsburg I congratulated him on being able to walk about lost money. He kept losing. He lost everything he It is, as a rule, less Injurious to the female constitu- exoept Sunday.) . with exceeding strength. He expressed hearty ad- alone at eighty-two years, and he smiled and said he I had at last." tion that It Is to ours, sleeplessness being a malady to miration of Washington, declaring earnestly, when •Were you glad ?" +19:16 p. m.—New York, Philadelphia and Balti- should have to give it up some time, he supposed, but which women are peculiarly subject, and tobacco In more Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel. Mr. Cooke said« something about the (general being he wanted to keep on his feet as long as possible. "If I was grateful that the Lord didn't allow such moderation acting as a decided soother to Irritable hanged as a rebel If the British had caught him : W e SLEEPING OAR to New York and SPECIAL it wasn't for my eyes," he continued; "a cataract some villainy to thrive forever," the old gentleman con- nerves. SLEEPING OAR to Philadelphia. had better have lost North America." years ago so impaired my sight that now 1 see little fessed ; " and then I felt sorry for him." A lady—a friend of mine—who has suflered terribly ftom insomnia for many years, and who had tried •|ll:oe p. m.—St. Louis and Clndnnatl Express. GEHEBAL OESNOLA'S work on "Oyprus";has been 1 can just see a large, dark body In the chair where " Where is he now—dead ?" Pulman oars. you sit, but have no idea of your ieatures." Alter al- o, no !" said be, " O'Reilly is alive enough. Four every kind ol narcotic without effect, from chloral to {Dally. (Sunday only. Other trains daily, except translated Into German by Professor Ludwig Stern, luding to his diet and general health, the conversa- , years ago he wrote me a letter, saying that he was the "juice of cursed hebenon in a viol," told me that and a Leipaic house has brought it out in handsome tlon drifted towards his lile-long profession of journal- penniless, and asking me to send him $100." she was Induced at last to try smoking, and that the Sunday. form. A preface to it is furnished by Prolessor Moritz All trains stop at Relay Station. ism. " WellWfiii, whawhfl.tt . dididd yovoudo?u do " beneficial result was almost instantaneous. It ocourred For further information apply at the Baltimore and Ebers, who is connected with the University oi Lelp- 1 sent it to him." to her at the time how injurious so strong a narcotic • slc, and is widely known in Europe. "What Layard, ou and Mr. Greeley pulled together for a good Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station, and 608, 619 many years," 1 suggested. You did?" must be to those who had no need of it; but to her it and 1435 Pennsylvania avenue, Where orders will be lie says, "has done lor Babylon and Nineveh; what Certainly I did. And a few weeks later he wrote was a restorative to health. There are many people Marlette has done lor Eirypt; what Schleimann has "ïei," he said earnestly, "we were the best ot taken for baggage to be checked and received at any friends for fourteen or fifteen years. How well I re- me a very grateful letter, which wound up by saying who have no violent objection to the smell of tobacco, point in the oity. •done for Ilium and Mycenaa, that Oesnola has done member when 1 first met him. 1 should think it was that he was completely out of money and out of busi- and 1 am told that this has a good deal to do with the lor Oyprus. Afloong the names of the most fortunate IlL. M. COLE, W. M. CLEMENTS, in 1839, perhaps. He had been printing the New ness, and he didn't'know what In the world he should fact that smoking is considered to be so demoralizing Gen'l Ticket Agt, Mast. Trans'n. excavators a place of honor is secured for him, and he Yorker for a year or two, and I had read it with great; do to keep alive it I didn't get him a place In the New to the female sex. GEO. S. KOONTZ. General Agent. has nobly earned It by years of battling with long Interest. It was bright, aggressive and able, and a York custom house. One can quite understand this objeotion. Iobjeot vexations and through dangers to which our richly- strong tariff paper. We in Albany wanted a cam- Is It possible?" myself strongly to the smell of cod-liver oil, castor oil, GREAT gifted Dr. Slegismund tell a victim." paign paper, and 1 came down to see if I couldn't get . Yes." rhubarb and magnesia, and I cannot say that I even PENNSYLVANIA 1879. this New Yorker man to run it. I found the office, and What did you do 1" like that of chloric ether; but I should be sorry to 1879. ROUTE THE " Artists' Biographies," by M. F. Sweetzer, went In and inquired lor the editor of a tall, verdant- lwent and reflected on how much pain he had brand as Immoral all persons who, having found these TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. published by Houghton, Osgood & Co., in filteen looking fellow who was setting type at a case. ' I am caused me through a quarter of a century; on the drugs beneficial, persisted In the use of them, not- separate volumes, each devoted to one of the great the editor,' he said. 1 was a little surprised, but 1 in- grief and distress my famHy had suffered on his ac- withstanding my dislike to their odor. "I always Donble Track, Steel Rail«, Splendid Italian, Butch, Spanish, English or American artists, troduced myself, and,told him I wanted to Bpeak with count; on the humiliation and mortification he had fancied," the wife of a great smoker remarked to me Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. are announced for reissue In five volumes. .Volume him about State politics. He wore no coat, and his heaped upon my party and my friends, and then— naively the other day, " that smoking was good lor I. will comprise the Lives of Raphael, Leonardo de shirt sleeves were rolled up, and I well remember how then 1 went down and got him a place in the custom- immorality;" but the truth is there is no possible con- he leaned one elbow on the case, half turned around IN EFFECT 7:23 P. M., JUNE 30, 1879. Vinci and Michael Angelo; volume II. those oi house." nection between the two, whatever objections may be Trains leave Washington, from Depot, Corner it and said, 'AH right—go ahead.' I told him 1 would raised to smoking upon other grounds. Titian, G-aedo and Claude Lorraln ; volume 111. those like to see him alone; when he laid down his com- "You did ?" Sixth and B streets, as follows: of Sir John Reynolds, Turner and Edwin Landseer ; posing stick, and we went around and sat on some "I did." For Pittsburg and the West, 10:30 a. m. dally, wltli volume IV., those of Albredt Dureo, Rembrandt and boxes while I revealed my plan. The upshot of It was "Where is he now ?" HEADACHE arises from different causes. Congestive Parlor Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Oars from Van Dyck ; and volume V., the Lives of Fra Angelico, that we hired him to go to Albany two days in every "in the custom-house, unless he has left since I Headaohe Is produoed by an undue quantity of blood Pltttburgto Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 7:10 Merlilo and Washington Allston. Each volume will week to edit the new Jeffersoniim as a campaign paper, heard from there. I bellevehe is there yet." in the brain, to which high livers, robust people and p. m. daily, with Palace Oar to Chioago. contain twelve hellotype Illustrations. while he continued to run his New Yorker. He was Well, Mr. Weed, that beats all the revenges I ever young women are liable. Dr. Bull's Baltimore pills one of the most faithful, honest, industrious men 1 heard of!" regulate the bowels, and thus divert the current of BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. AMOHG the historical characters whose lives will be ever met In my life. We became very much attached "Mr. Weed, you have put thousands of men in office; blood frem the brain. Price 25 cents. For Oanandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Nlagai» given in a series of biographies now in preparation by to eaoh other. He always stayed at my house when have you met with grateful returns of your friendly Falls and the North, at 6:20 a. m, daily, except Sun- services ?" G. P. Putnam's Sons, under the title, "The New Plu- he came to Albany, every week through all that year; ALONG the line of the La Crosse Road, a few miles day ; at 7:40 p. m. daily, except Saturday, with Pal- tarch," are Lincoln, Ooligny, Joan of Arc, Alexander or more. I respected and esteemed him so highly O, yes, generally. Generous gratitude has been above Horioon, says the Milwaukee News, is a sign- ace Garto Watkins. For Williamsport, Lock Haven the Great, Victor Emanuel, Richielieu and Charle- that my regard grew into a real affection for him. We' he rulo." board, on whioh is painted in large letters, so plain and Elmlra, 10:30 a. m. dally, exoept Sunday. magne. The "Lincoln" will be the first volumt It continued warm and confidential friends for many " I have heard," 1 said, " that to do a service for a that he who runs may read: " As both of us are For New York and the East, 1:80 p. m. daily, except, has been written by Charles G. Leland ; "Ooligny," years." man Is the way to make him an enemy." d d poor, don't run over my cattle. H. H. ElkinS. Sunday, and 10:16 p. m. daily, with Palace Oars at- That's not my observation," he answered. tached. Limited Express of Pulman Parlor Cars, by Walter Besant, the editor of the series, will follow The old gentleman paused here, then changed the Then you believe in human nature and friendships It. 9:30 a. m. dally, exoept Sunday. subject to tell me about some forty-year-old political after all these years ot sharp party warfare and per- HOTELS AND EEST AUE ANTS. For Brooklyn, New York, all throngh trains conneot A. C. SWINBURNE has contributed' an article to the oaricatures that hung on the wall; but after awhile I sonal hostilities ?" at Jersey City with boats, Brooklyn Annex, afford- ' brought him back, asking how so strong a friendship "O heavens! yes!" exclaimed the old gentleman, ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding Gentleman's Magazine, in which he agrees with Charles came to terminate. Knight and other eminent commentators andShak my life has been full of delightful friendships. The double ferriage and journey across New York city. "Well," he resumed. " Greeley, like all of us, was poet who said friendship was but a name didn' de- For Philadelphia, 8:35 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. dally, ex- spearian critics, that Shakspeare's hand is In no way a composite of various qualities, and-he had his weak- serve to have a friend. Notwithstanding all the set- dtscernable in " The Historical Play of King Edward cept Sunday; 5:30 and 10:15 p. m. dally. Limited nesses. He possessed political ambition, and it ruined backs 1 have lound the world lull of sunshine, gene- Express, 9:30 a. m. daily, exoept Sunday. III.," but that the unknown author himself was influ- him. None of his friends suspected him of it at that rosity, good deeds, gratitude, self-denial for the bene- 1 For Baltimore, 6:20, 8:36, 9:30 a. m. and 1:30, 4:10 enced by Shakspeare, Marlowe and Peele. time. He concealed it wonderiully, or else it had not fit of others. Heavens! yes! 1 do believe in human 4:20 p. m. daily, except Sunday; 10:30 a. m., 5:30, then developed. I was drawn so strongly to him'be-i nature and the general excellence ot men." A " BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF SCOTSMEN." 7:40 and 10:15 p. m. dally. eause I thought he was like myself, only a great deal Here Mr. Weed called his servant and had his now For Pope's Creek Line, 6:20 a. m. and 4:20p. m. dally, compiled by Joseph Irving, author of "Annals of our better. 1 never had any ambition to hold office. I cold cup of tea changed for a hot one, while I with- Time," is announoed for publication in Scotland. It had an ambition to be influential and to help the drew, leaving him to finish his repast. except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6:20 a. m. and 4:20 p. m. daily, except will comprise biographical sketches of men who re- State to improve the quality of its public servants, but not to held office myself." Sunday. cently, or in earlier times, have distinguished them- IS S VXD AY THE SABBATH? s :lves in the various spheres of thought or action. " Greeley was a powerful man. One of the most talented men this country ever produced, he was also ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKS BURO " ONE Hundred Holy Songs, Carols and Saored one of the purest. His extraordinary ability, purity Why Do We hold Sacred the First Day of the Week RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- and industry made him Invincible against every foe When Clod Sanctified the Seventh 1 INGTON RAILROAD. Ballads" is the title of a new volume which Roberts To the Editor of the Boston Herald : Almost the For Alexandria, 6, 7:15, 8, 8,10,11 a.m.; 1:15,8,4:20,», Brothers have in press, said to be an original work by but ambition. We had often talked ot office-holding and warned each otheragalnst it. But just belore the whole christian world at the present day observe the 6:00, 7 and 11:30 p. m. On Sunday at 9 a. m., and an eminent English poet. Without Inquiring further State convention ol 1853 he came to Albany and said first day of the week, or Sunday, as the Sabbath. 1:15 and ip.a. * „ one might hazard the guess that Miss Christina G. to me : ' Weed, I'd like to be governor.' I told him I Why Is it so ? We find no ioundatlon to support it in For Richmond and the South, 6:50, a. m. dally, and Rossetti is the author. was sorry, lor I doubted if he could be nominated. the Bible, as there 13 no command to keep the first 5:20 p. m. dally, excepting Sunday. He said : ' You don't think the Whig party can afford day of the week holy. At the creation of the world It Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6,7:15,8:00, A PRIZE has been ottered In British Guiana lor the to ignore the temperance question this year, do you?' is written : " God blessed the Seventh day and sanc- 9,10,11 a. m., 1,3,4:29, 5, 6, 7 and 12 p. m. On Sun- best essay on the cultivation of the bamboo, with prac- 1 said no, 1 thought we should have to nominate some tified it. because that In It He had rested from all His day at 8:60 and 10 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. tical suggestions as to the best method for laying out, temperance man. work which God created and made." It then the Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Car ac- cropping and cultivating a plantation capable of sup- day was made holy at that time, it has been holy ever commodations can be prooured at the offices: Nortli- '"Then why not me?' he asked. ' Beoause you will since, and will continue holy as long as time lasts. COB. NINTH ST. AND rENNA. AVE. plying a factory annually with 5,000 tons ol young be thought too ultra,'1 answered. 'You have beaten Sunday Is the first day of the week ; all children sol5-ly3 east corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave- -stems for paper stock. the bush, and Myron Clark will catch the hare.' He know this fact after having learned the days of the nue, northeast eorner Sixth street and Pennsylvania looked disappointed, but he thought he could be nomi- week. On the first day of creation God said, " Let avenue, and at the Depot, where orders can be left for Two NEW volumes of " Boston Monday Lectures," nated. there be light," and there was light, and the evening the checking oi baggage to destination from hotel» by Joseph Cook, Labor and Socialism, will be published "In a few days, when it was pretty certain that and the morning were the first day. Eaoh day had The First Ward Restaurant, and residences. _ this fall by Houghton, Osgood & Co. They comprise L. P. FARMER. Clark would get the place, he came again and said : its own work until the last day of the week, whioh is Gen'l Passenger Age** his lectures of lb78-'79, in whioh he discourses in his ' Weed, I'd like to be lieutenant-governor.' 1 told him the seventh. A long time alter our world was created that I didn't believe he could get that either. It a law was written on Mount Sinai on two tables of 1908 Penna. Avenue, FRANK THOMPSON, peculiar style on these two very timely and Important Gen'l Manager. -questions. would be overloading the ticket—too much temperance. stone, and given to Moses to give to the children of Besides, I told him that Raymond would get the Israel to keep and obey. The children of Israel were Is fully supplied with the FINEST LIQ.UOKS and place. That was the last leather that broke thé God's peculiar people, and He gave them His laws, EDMONDE DE AMICIS, whose "Studies of Paris" the BEST CUISINE in the city. Families supplied have appeared in translation here, has written a book camel's back. It was a terrible blow to him. To be which were the ten commandments, written with the ELLIS & CO., on Morocco, which an Italian artist has alaborately beaten by Raymond, whom he had nourished and fingers of God. In that law Is mentioned again the with OYSTERS in any quantities, and the same warmed Into lite and taught the business of news day to keep sacred. It reads thus: "Remember the delivered free of charge. The public are Invited.' illustrated, and Gassili, Petter & Galpin will shortly paper making—he couldn't stand that. He wasSabbat h Day to keep it holy ; six days shalt thou 937 Pennsylvania Avenue, publish an English version in a sumptuous volume. greatly grieved. And he laid It to me—wrongfully, labor and do all thy work, but the seventh day Is the He hardly ever spoke to me after that. * We were Sabbath ol the Lord thy God ; In it thou shall not do Sole Agents for A "HOUSEHOLD EDITION" of Bayard Taylor's strangers for years. Then when 1 was sick In '59 any work ; thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy J. "W. Denty, poetical works Is announced for publication by Hough- Greeley came to see me, and we resumed somewhat man servant,-nor thy maid servant, nor thy -cattle, sepT-tl7 Proprietor. ton, Osgood &'Co., uniform with the household edi- our former relations. In his last sickness 1 called to -nor the stranger that is within thy gates; ior in six THE FAMOUS WEBER, tions of Longfellow's, Whittier's, Holmes' and see him, but I was some time in finding him, and when days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea and all at last I ascertained where he was they relused me that in them Is, and rested on the seventh day. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Lowell's poetical works, Issued several years ago. admission. I was sorry. I wanted to see him once Wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and A NEW EDITION of the Memoir of Sargent S. Pren more very much. He was one of the purest, most hallowed It." This is the iourth commandment. If, Nearly all the great singers and artists of the world tiss, comprising his speeches and some of his letters, generous and kindest men 1 had ever met." then, the last day of creation was made holy, it can- THE EBBITT: not be the first day of the week. The authority is give them the preference over all others. Also agent» written by his brother. Rev. Dr. George L. Prentiss, The old gentleman talked on fluently, but he was far something to be considered, which is higher than "WASHINGTON, D. C. for the celebrated and published twenty-five years ago, will shortly ap- from garrulous, as moat old men are. He never wan- man's authority, of the day to keep saored. It is said pear in two volumes. (Charles Scribner's Sons.) dered by accident, but talked straight at the mark the day was changed at the resurrection of Christ by ARMY AND NATT HEADQUARTERS. like a young business man, using just the right word lgnatus and others. Has man any right to change THOMAS CARLTLE IS said, with renewed health to express his thought. This seemed surprising, thè day 1 The law was obeyed by Christ while on Four Iron Fire Escapes. Smith American Organs. gained irom a recent visit to his native region, Dum- remembering that his education was neglected In boy earth. In the Sermon on the Mount he said : " Think Terms $4, $3, and $2.50 per day. frleshire, again to contemplate the writing of an auto- hood, and that he grew up-a type-Better at the case. not l am come to destroy the law or the prophets. I " What part of your llle do you look back to with am not come to destroy but to fulfill, for verily I say mar2-tf4 CHEAP FUEL! biography, in which F. A. Froude, the Unitarian, most satisfaction ?" 1 asked. unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one will assist him. To my persistent refusal, ol office," he answered tittle shall in nowise pass from the law till all be ful- M. HENRI WEIL, an eminent French classical quickly, " and to that"—and he pointed to an old filled. Whosoever, therefore, shall break one oi these brown document, lramed, hanging on the wall, which, least commandments, and shall' teaoh men so, he IMPERIAL scholar, has recently announoed to the French Acad- HOTEL, COKE. on examination, proved to be a Government warrant shall be oalled the least In the kingdom of heaven. emy the discovery by himself of ùned-ited fragments lor 160 acres of land, for his services as a soldier in the But whosoever shall do and teaoh them, the same (FIRST CLASS,) WASHINGTON, D. O. (.$2.10 per Load of 40 Bushels, or from Euripides, Aerchylon and probably Pantilllp- war ot 1812.. ! shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven " Room and Board per month, $50 ; per week, (17.50 ; $1.50per Load of 25 Bushels ) De- pas. Observing that he had not located his warrant, and Is not the seventh day Sabbath the least of all these livered in any Part of the City. that It was still a sight drait lor 160 acres of wild land, commandments In the estimation of men? Every per day, $2.50 to $3. MISS LOUISA M. J^LCOTT will shortly delight her 1 asked him why he didn't use It. "0,1 don't want to one can answer this question for himself. Jesus To meet the wants of the traveling publlo this first- multitudinous readers with " Jimmy's Orulse in the bother with It," he said ; " I'll put it in my will." said, " He was the Lord of the Sabbath day." He knew how the fourth commandment read, The Sab- class Hotel has reduced Its prices from $4 to $2.50 and Pinafore," which Roberts Brothers will publish as the "But you said you had held office? " 1 reminded bath of the Lord thy God. He went into the syna- H. CLAY SMITH, fifth volume of " Aunt Joe's Scrap-Bag." him. gogue on thè Saboath day and stood up to read. $3 per day. Table board $26 per month. 1207 Pennsylvania Avenue, " (Jh, yes ; 1 let the boys send me to the legislature When our Lord was crucified the women prepared je3-tf8 J AS. S. PEIBt'E, Prop'r. THE TITLE of a new juvenile book by " H. H." (Mrs. when 1 was a journeyman printer, fifty-flv e years ago. the spices to embalm his body, as the ancient custom Sole Agent for the Celebrated Helen Hunt Jackson) Is " Letters from a Cat. Pub- But I never had a thirst -for" office. A great many offices have been within my reaoh. Perhaps 1 am the was. It is recorded of them that they rested the "JEWEL" CIGAR, 5 Cents, lished by Her Mistress tor the Benefit of All Cats and only man who ever declined three first-class foreign seventh day, according to commandment." Mark the Amusement of Little Children." missions ottered by three Presidents—Taylor, Fillmore says, " When the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalen The Keystone Cafe, HAVANA FILLED. and Lincoln." and Mary, the mother of James and Salome, brought AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN, F. O. C. BARLEY has prepared a series ot composi- sweet spioeë to anoint his body, and very early in News and stationery depot, all the Sunday (New " They say ybu have been governor a good deal ? " Open from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m., tions in outline from Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," the morning the first day ot the week, they came unto York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and looal) papers for I suggested. the sepulchre." They were now ready to do their No. 920 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W.,sale . Orders received for all publications. feb23-ly4 which Houghton, Osgood & Go. will publish as a gift The old gentleman laughed heartily. " Yes, that's work. The first day of. the week was working day ; -bosk in large quarto form. what they say ; but I was never eleoted to that offioe, the Sabbath was past ; Jesus never changed the day Facing McPherson Square. -n^EDDING PRESENTS FOB anyhow, and never drew a cent of salary. Yes," he to the first day ot the week. After His resurrection, Regular Board $25 per month, Including a bottle of THE Life of Peter the Great," by Eugene Sohuy- added after a pause, " of several governors I have He appeared to His disciples and told them to " Re- Ale or Beer at dinner. Terms $2.50 per Day. Best ler, will be first published serially In Scribnfr's been the confidential friend, and perhaps I may say, Bill of Fare in the City to select from. member the words He spake unto them while he was augl7-ly4* DEALE & MAILLER, Prop. WOOD, TIN, Monthly, beginning with the January Dumber. adviser." with them." Paul preached on the seventh day, as CRYSTAL, CHINA " You may. Indeed," I assented. "No other Ameri- we read. In Acts xvll.( xvlil : And Paul, as his manner AND SILVER WEDDINGS, THE Atlantic konthly for October contains a contri- can has ever held such Influential relations with high was, went in unto them, and three Sabbath days rea- WASHINGTON SCHEUTZEN PARK RESTAURANT, bution by J. C. Shairp, professor of poetry at Oxford, officials." soned with them out of the soripturea, opening and "And the oddest of It is," said he eagerly, rising alleging that Christ must needs have suffered and SEVENTH STREET ROAD. In Great Variety, on " Burns and Scotoh Song Before Him." and walking the room, as If to walk oil superfluous risen again from the dead,, "and that this Jesus, All the delicacies of the season always on hand. whom 1 preach unto you, is' Christ," " After these At J. W. BOTELER k BRO.'S, Miss CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI has in press a new energy, "that I have been a confidential friend of at Private parties served at short notice. least two Democratic governors when 1 was a leading things, Paul departed irom Athens and came to Cor- aug24-ti4 E. LA MOUR, PRO?BIETOR. myl8-ti2 China Hall, 923 Pennsylvania avenna prose work' entitled " Seek and Find; a Double Se- Whig. The first was Silas Wright." inth ; and he reasoned In the synagogue every Sab- ries of Short Studies of the Benedicite." "And they took your advice ?" I asked. bath, and persuaded the Jews and the Greeks." • "Yes, very often. When Maroy was governor he Paul knew no Sabbath hut the Seventh day. Hear T. J. TRODDEN'S DENIS KEARNEY, It is reported by way of London, took me fntlmately Into his confidence and his coun- him enforce the law : " For as many as have sinned Is going to write a novel, in which he and other sels, and when he was Buohanan'g Secretary of State without law shall also perish without law, and as many RESTAURANT, I occupied the same relation to him." as have sinned in the law, shall be îudged by the law, National Portrait Gallery, "Knights of Labor" will figure largely. l'or not the hearers of the law are just, hetore God, but 305 SEVENTH ST. N. W., "You are so old and have been so active that you the doers of the law shall be justified." Again, in Washington, D. C. angS-tf4 TENNYSON'S new drama, "Thomas a Becket," Is seem to have been a part of almost everything that Romans Hi., 31 : " Do we then make void ,uie law 625 Penn. Ave., bet. Sixth and Seventh Sts., completed and in the hands of Mr. Irving, the actor, has happened in this country," 1 said. through faith ? God forbid. Yea, we establish the "Up there somewhere'," he answered, pointing in- Washington, I>, C. with a view to its representation. law." Jesus said to those that ohanged the fifthcom - .ARTIEICIAL EYES. definitely towards the wall, "is a silhouette ot the mandment: "In vain do ye worship me teaching lor angll-tfi "THE Light of Asia," the new poem by Edwin first railroad In this country and the first train of cars, doctrines commandments of men," and " Why do ye running between Albany and Schenectady." He H. II. HEHPLEB, Optician, Arnold, recently published in England, will be re- also transgress the commandments of God by your paused and found it—the black line of coaches, drawn tradition," Matt, xv., 3, 9. There is no command in sep-29-ly7 453 Pa. ave., cor. Four-and-a-half st. SECOND CLOTHING. published by Roberis Brothers. by a queer-looking iron horse, with copies of which the Bible to keep holy the first day of the week. The most people are lamlllar. "About there—that's me," OWARD INSURANCE COMPANY Disposers of left-olf Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pis- A SINGLE VOLUME EDITION of Mr. Taylor's transla- seventh day was sanctified at the creation of the world ; said he, putting his finger on one of the stove-pipe read Genesis il, 3. God Is unchangeable. David says, tols, SLO., can get the best cask prices from the original tion oi " Fanst " will also be published shortly. hats in.the rear coach. H OF NEW YORK OITY. HERZOG'S, 308 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania "May I ask," said 1, "what is the greatest misfor- THE OLDEST AND MOST RESPONSIBLE IN- avenue. Branch, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. By oal THOMAS G. APPLKHPN has is press a new volume of tune that ever happened to you ?" SURANCE COMPANY IN THE COUNTRY. ling at or addressing the above places prompt atten. -tales and essays, entitled " Chequer Work." "The greatest distress 1 ever suflered ?" he inquired. GEORGE W. DWENGER, tlon will be given t« all orders. apl4-tll au24-tf3 Agent, Washington, D. C. 1879, 8 THE CAPITAL: SEPTEMBER

BERNARD RICH'S residence, at the corner CLOTHING. A FEW DAYS AGO Mrs. Lieutenant Hoxie, of Sixth and O streets, was entered last night by a nee Vlnnie Ream, lost a valuable diamond ring, THE CAPITAL. whloh was supposed to have been stolen. No clue to thief, who climbed over the transom of a back door. the robbery was found until last evening, when Mrs. He got away with a quantity of jewelry and other articles. SUNDAÏ MOBNING SEPTEMBER 21,1879. Hoxie, upon entering her bed-room, discovered a ool- ored man named Kobert Williams, employed in the 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SAMUEL JONES, instead of getting his old house, leisurely inspecting the contents of her bureau. shirt washed, went Into Jacob Levy's store, on D street, «9-Entered at the Post Offlce «t Washington, D. C., The man having been reprimanded for what was sup- last evening, and hooked a new one for Sunday. Of- as Second-Class Matter. Established in 1847 by W. Wall. posed to be only a piece of impertinence, was allowed ficer Smith caught him, and Samuel Is now In a dun- to go. Shortly afterwards it was discovered that an- geon cell at the fifth precinct station, other diamond ring waa missing. When Williams Re-established in 1879 as the RECOKD OF THE WEEK. returned to the house the gallant Lieutenant captured COIN-SILVER Elgin stem-winding watches, him and confined him in a room. Police headquar- $13.50, at B. Harris & Co.'s, 435 Seventh street. JOHN POPE HODNETT, the irrepressible ters was notified, and Detective Voss responded. The E. K. CHAPMAN invites his friends to call and loquaolous president and oentral organizer of the prisoner was removed to police headquarters, where he on him at A. Saks & Oo.'s, tailors and clothiers, 316 labor league, bas been arrested at the Instance ef one was locked up. The ring was not iound on his person, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE. of his labor leaguers, on a charge ol swindling him out and he emphatically denied the theft. and 318 Seventh Street. ol $3.60. John marched thé labor league to the Treas- THE NATIONAL FAIB ASSOCIATION has THE HEALTH OFFICER threatens to bring ury last Monday for the purpose of regulating the addressed a circular letter to tbe ladies of Washing- the next preacher who falls to report a marriage to his payment of the worltingmen's claims. He had a man REOPENING TQ-MQRR0W, SEPTEMBER 22, BY ton and vicinity, asking them for aid in making the office before the police oourt. there with a box, and every leaguer who had a olaim fair a grand success, stating that the department of paid had to deposit a portion of his money In the box JOSEPH MOSEB invites his friends to call fine and decorative art, and many others, can only be for the benefit of John. He claimed thlB as his fee for on blm at A. Saks & Co.'s, tailors and clothiers, 316 made a success by the earnest co-operation of the la- working the appropriation through Congress, and at- and 318 Seventh street. dles. The grading of the mile track at Ivy City is tending to the settlement of the acoountB at the nearly completed. The fair will begin on the 28th oi Treasury. There was a doughty sable leaguer named JULIUS LANSBURGH'S carpet display to- October, and close November 6. It is proposed to Anderson, hailing lrom Hillsdale, who was not satis- morrow morning. After several weeks of preparation and altering, redecorating,re-carpeting and other- give up the track to running races during tbe first fled with this arrangement, and applied at the police wise beautifying our Establishment, we will open the same TO-MORROW, September week, and to trotting races during the last week. The FOR NEW and elegant silver-plated ware, oourt for a warrant. Hodnett was brought into oourt, 22, to the public, confident that our NEW ESTABLISHMENT, in point of beauty and directors expect to offer inducements which will at- call at B. Harris & Co.'s, 435 Seventh street, H and the case continued until yesterday. Hodnett tract some of the most noted horses in the country to visited the court yesterday and made an arrangement BERGNER & ENGEL'S BEER can be found the fair. with Attorney Coyle, by which the hearing was again at the Brighton, 621 Ninth street northwest. EXTENT AND QUALITY OF STOCK continued until next Tuesday. The charge against HABRY KBONHEIMEB invites his friends him is larceny. Anderson alleges that be agreed to LANSBURGH'S carpet display to-morrow to call on him at A. Saks & Oo.'s, tailors and olothiers, pay Hodnett ten per cent, for oolleotlng MB olalm, but morning. 316 and 318 Seventh street. Hodnett deducted thirty per cent. The case of lar- THE FINEST OYSTERS, at ceny will probably not be sustained, as the nature of the fulness of what we say, as we intend to make one of the most A VBRY UNPLEASANT and decidedly Boss', 309 Seventh street. case makes it a matter to be settled in the civil oourts ; beastly case occurred in Alexandria last week, wherein but the hearing will be interesting as showing the way a man named Loomis—a man respectably connected, 1UED. Hodnett is making a good thing out of the Ignorant aad, until his morals were discounted by ebrlety, very GORMLEY.—On the morning of the 20th of Sep- GRAND, BEAUTIFUL AND MAGNIFICENT rabble that follow him. The oentral organizer has r jspeotable—was brought belore the mayor as deiend tember, 1879, at 6:00 o'clock, alter a short, bat painful been in lunds since the payment of the claims began, illness, James M., only son of Amanda and the late ant In a case of an attempt to outrage a young girl, 1 Patrick Gormley, in the twenty-sixth year of his age. and has Invested in a swallow-tail coat, in which he child in years, in the restaurant kept by her fathi r. Funeral irom the residence of his mother, 422 1 skirmishes about the city. A swallow-tail coat Is The mayor very properly gave the fellow the severest street northwest, on Monday afternoon D O really believes In the eternal fitness of things, and STREET NORTHEAST, ALL OF WHICH charged her forty dollars for doing so. There were so who effects his principle by practice. His complete WILL BE SOLD SEPARATE, FOR R. W. many things which made the charge of rape seem im- facilities, his splendid stock and his reasonable prices DOWNittAN AND O. O. GREEN, TRUSTEES. Fair Dealing aM No Misrepresentation Under Any Circumstances. probable that the judge dismissed the case. In Lee's give him the standing he holds as one oi the first I The material for our entire stock purchased direct from the manufacturers, and testimony It appears that he was a frequent visitor at merchant tailors of the oountry. TUESDAY,23D SEPTEMBER, AT 10 A. M.. WITH inside tip under our own supervision, this paying no jobbing-house profits, which enables Mrs. Barker's house, and that she had a high regard IN OUR AUCTION-R" >OMS, REGULAR SALE 1 ns to offer to customers their Clothing at the very lowest prices. for the good-natured and lusty mulatto. It Is stated DAVID SMITH was caught by the police OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES, about 11 o'clock last night, while exercising his CARPETS, &.C., &c SALE AT 11 A. M., WITHIN that Mrs. Barker, before bringing the criminal charge OUR AUOTION-ROOMS, FOR THEOWNER. A against Lee, first approached a lawyer, whom she de- muscles In a manly way by beating a woman named SPECIAL SALE OF A FEW CHOICE GOODS- w. WALEi cfc CO., sired to go to Lee with a proposition to hush up the Alice Miller, on Thirteen-and-a-half street, below the PLATED AND CHIN A WARE, ELEGANT Avenue. The woman was submitting to the chastise- SATIN AND REAL LACE CURTAINS, MAT- matter if he would furnish the means to send the girl TRESSES. PILLOWS. BEDDING AND COM- outoi theolty. Mrs. Barker haB been involved In ment without a murmur, and said that he pounded PLETE SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA. 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. several suspicions transactions, having made an at- her so often that she was getting used to it. When the officers appeared David skipped over a fence and tempt once to "swear" a baby on a United States sen- ON SAME DAY, AT 4:30 P. M., IN FRONT OF I LADIES' GOODS. ator. The little girl Aggie was arrested about two hid among some tall weeds in a vacant lot. The THE PREMISES. TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE 0AEPETS. 1 months ago for victimizing market-dealers, by getting offioers had some difficulty In finding him, but he was ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH- goods lrom them on fraudulent orders. eventually secured and locked up at the Oentral sta- tion. EAST, FOR JOHN J. JOHNSON, 1RUSTEE. EMIL SALOMOUSKY, the cutter, invites Fall Importations WE CANNOT refrain from mentioning the WEDNESDAY. 24TH SEPTEMBER, AT 4:30 P. Julius Lansburgh. his friends to call on blm at A Saks & Oo.'s, tailorf, improved and attractive appearance of our favorite M IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES, BRIOK 318 and 318 Seventh street. AND FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND VA- corner, so well known to our citizens, viz: the Marble CANT LOT, CORNER OF FIFTH AND S . —IN— LINOLEUM, the king of floor cloths, can Building, corner or Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue, STREETS NORTHWEST, FOR B. H. WEBB, TRUSTEE. be had in seventy-flve different designs at Julius now occupied by M. H. Prinoe. One really can spend Lansburgh's popular carpet house, 421 Seventh street. a few minutes pleasantly in his establishment by gaz- Bonnets, Hats, ing at the beautiful oil paintings which adorn the THURSDAY, 25TH SEPTEMBER. AT 10 A. M., AT MBS. KATE CHASE-SPBAGUE, the princi- walls, and the multifarious description of merchan- HOUSE No. 471 H STREET NORTHWEST, ALL I J. pal female character in the thrilling society drama dise displayed. When promenading on the Avenue Our Annual Fall Display of Fine Millinery Goods, enacted at Oanonohet, has returned to her residence take the trouble, If on the north side, to cross over; if EDWARD STAKE, EXECUTOR. I at Edgewood. Friday night, when the news got you do so once you will be sure to repeat your visit, abroad that she was there, the haokmen made a har- for you will find it remunerative. ON SAME DAY. AT 4:80 P. M.. IN FRONT OF Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, vest taking newspaper scribblers out to the place at a. THE PREMISES, UNIMPROVED PROPERTY REV. FATHER ROCHEFORT of St. Domi- dollar a head. They tried to break into the windows ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M Silks, Satins, Velvets, Crepes, and climb down the chimneys, but Mrs. Sprague re- nic's Ohurch will preach to-day at St. Matthew's STREET NORTH, FOR G. H. TURTON, TRUS- sisted all assaults. Mrs. Sprague, it Is said, has hired Ohurch the panegyric of St. Matthew, the patron TEE. CARPETINGS. Scarfs, Ties and Fiehues, a man, who can use a shot-gun better than the Gov saint of that church. Grand high maBS will be sung ernor, to sit on the fence, with Instructions not to fire by Kev. Father Boyle, and the choir, under the di MONDAY, 2»TH SEPTEMBER, AT 10 A. M„ AT HOUSE No. 938 NEW YORK AVENUE, THE until the enemy approaches near enough to enable rectlon of Professor Anton Gloetzner, will render Real Valenciennes and Duchesse Lace Goods, Hayden's Mass No. 1. At the offertory Jubilate Deo. BALANCE OF FURNITURE REMAINING IN him to distinguish the part of his body which will SAID HOUSE. To-Morrow Morning, hold the mostbuokshot without serious damage. Mr. L. E. Gannon and W. Burnett will assist the DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS regular choir, who are Misses M. A. Fisher, Oora TUESDAY, 30TH SEPTEMBER, AT 10 A. M., THE FIBM extend a cordial invitation to Noyes and Kate Burroughs, soprano; Misses M. W. IN ELEGANT VARIETY. WITHIN OUR AUCTION-ROOMS. REGULAR September 22, all to call on them. We have double the stock oi any Waring and M. E. Newton, alto; Mr. A. S. Fennell, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUKN1TURE, CAR- Best Quality Linen Collars and Cuffs, other house, and at low prices. tetaor, and J. Blols, basso. PETS, STOVES, &c., &.C., &c. A. SAKS & Co., Tailors and Clothiers, Hemstitched and embroidered Handkerchiefs, WHILE PASSING through Georgetown ond | AND CONTINUING TUESDAY until 6 o'clock. 316 and 318 Seventh street. ON SAME DAY, AT 4:30 P.M., IN FRONT OF day last week we were surprised to see some signs of THE PREMISES, VALUABLE FOUR STORY Embroidered Tests, MB. W. B. REED still pushes his claim as activity In thaf ancient cemetery, and, upon Inquiry, BRICK DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING On this occasion we have used extraordinary meas- And Orders Taken lor them in Every Combination. a member of the board of lire commissioners. He was discovered that the Chariot Company workshops were AND STABLE, ON F STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH- ures to make it complete in every detail. on hand as usual at the time for the regular meeting in full blast, and that the old chariots were being reno- WEST, FOR WM. F. MAXT1NGLY, TRUSTEE. Suits, Cloaks, Fur-Lined Circulars, of the board last Wednesday night, but none of the vated and new one's built. The Chariot Company Misses' Cloaks, Flannel Wrap- other members appeared. Commissioner Dent has deserves the success they have received, for it is owing to their enterprise that fares have beon reduced. ON SAME DAY. AT 5:30 P. M., IN FRONT OF pers, Fur-Lined Foot- made an Implied threat to have a colored man ap- THE PREMISES, FIVE LOTS ON Q. STREET. pointed to the place whloh Mr. Reed claims to hold. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS Muffs, THE District commissioners have replied Attorney Kiddle has advised the commissioners that NORTHWEST, NEAR CORCORAN MARKET, Axminsters, to the Senate Distrlot Committee, and furnished a AND AT 6 P. Kt.. IN FRONT OF THE PREM- the old law, requiring that the Government fire com- statement of the expenditures of the water department. ISES, BRICK-DWELLING AND STORE, OOR- Parisian Hani-Mate Undergarments, missioner shall be a resident of the county, is still In NER NINETEENTH AN D RSTREETS NORTH- They show that the department is bankrupt and run- force. WEST, FOR JOHN E. NORR1S, TRUSTEE. Velvets and Ladies' Embroidered Hose, ning into debt. Then they talk of extending the oon- GRADY dult and building a new reservoir at a cost of $1,300,- DUNCANSON BROS., J. M. invites his friends to call on J. B. P. and C. P. Corsets, him at A. Saks &. Co.'s, Tailors and Clothiers, 316 and 000, but dramatically pause to ask, " Who is to pay Auctioneers. Body Brussels, 318 Seventh street. for it? " The general response is, " We give it up." It6 Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corsets, 750 NEW solid gold cameo and amethyst THE PUBLIC are cordially invited to in- AM PREPARED TO MAKE CASH AD- rings, from $2 to $10, just received, at R. Harris & spect our immense and beautiful line of Axmlnsters, VANCES ON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF In New and Elegant Designs. PINE HAIR AND CHATELAINE BSAIDS velvets, body and tapestry Brussels at the opening dis- IMERCHANDISETO BE SOLD ON COMMISSION Oo.'s, 436 Seventh street. OR AT AUCTION. M. H. PRINOE, IN EVERY COLOR, play to-morrow morning, (Monday,) September 22. Auction House, NOT FAIL Do to call at the popular carpet JULIUS LANSBURGH, Odd Fellows' Hall. lt5 Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. And a Full Line oi Choice Novelties. house of Julius Lansburgh, Odd Fellows' Hall, to morrow morning, and view the wonderful designs in SCANDALOUS STORIES are floating about Tapestry Brussels, body, tapestry Brussels and Nottingham laces. Georgetown concerning the disappearance from the FALL AND IIUTE8 HATS 1 have lately added to my stock the oelebrated city of the daughter of a prominent resident, who, It is JOHN HAWKSHAW, pantaloon cutter, in- NOW READY AT In the new shades of ii said, has been taken away from the city in order to vites his friends to call on him at A. Saks & Co.'s, escape the social consequenoes ot what may be stated, WILLETT & RTJOFFS, TREFOISSE " RID GLOVE, tailors, 316 and 318 Seventh street. charitably, as an imprudent flirtation with a nice Parvoe, Leander and Olives. Guaranteed best French make. AUo the THE FIBST FLOOB, 28 feet front by 100 young man. 905 Pennsylvania Avenue. deep, has nothing but business suits in the way of A SUIT was entered by Joseph O. Manson DUNLAP'S AND CHRISTY'S NOVELTIES " "WILLI A.1ST " clothing on it. This may give some people an idea of yesterday, asking a decree of divorce from his wife, IN SILK AND STIFF HATS. the extent oi our stock. A. Saks & Co., 816 and 318 Florence Manson, on the ground of infidelity with a Seventh street. man bearing the gorgeous name of De Mandeville. A Misses' and Children's Nobby Felts. Hartford and Lowell Extra KID GLOYE, THE ASPHALT men say they don't care a iormer suit entered by Manson on the same grounds 8ep21-4t8 was dismissed, but he Is now trying his luck again. A first-class 3-button Glove for continental iOr the notioe served on them by the health CONSIGNMENT OF SECRETARIES AND Supers officer, giving them ten days to abate the asphalt THE HEARING in the suit against H. C. BOOK-CASES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD TO PAAY ADVANCES, at _ 90 Cents. nuisance, en pain of prosecution in the police court. Shuster and others, to set aside an assignment, went Will be shown In 185 DIFFERENT PATTERNS. The ten days will expire to-morrow. PRINCE'S AUCTION STORE, over yesterday until next Wednesday. A similar suit lt5 Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave. MADAME EMMA SOULÉ, with latest styles against Mark Brodhead and others has been compro- Having successfully imported goods for the past and freshest Importations of millinery and dress goods, mised by an agreement of the defendants to pay the "THEY ALL DO IT!" thirty years for cash, enables me to offer the very amounts due the creditors who Instituted the suit. will be at the Biggs' House all this week to receive the AND I CAN DO IT, TOO ! OUR NEW LINOLEUM DEPARTMENT latest novelties In advance of any other house, and at orders of her Washington patrons. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. prices that will be found satisfactory. MR. JOSEPH BUSHMAN left his horse and Madame LeGarvin, who occupies the parlors above THEBE IS A PBOBABILITY wagon in front ot Henze's restaurant, at the corner of A Good Stovepipe of Henrich's Beer for 5 cts. Will be opened at the same time with 75 NEW now that Com- my store, since last June, has already become a most Seventh and F streets, last evening, and when he and UN1CAUE DESIGNS. missioner Phelps will be allowed to remain in office At STIEBELING'S, popular dressmaker, both in styles and prices. came out they were gone, having, it is supposed, been until his term expires. 635 L Street Northwest. stolen. FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS, CIGARS & OYSTERS. THE TESTIMONY m the suit of F. P. Hill se20-lm*d FRANK SHEEHY invites his friends to call JULIUS LANSBURGH, M. WILLIAM, against the National Fair Association was filed in the 907 Penna. Avenue. equity court yesterday. on him at A. Saks & Oo.'s, boys' olothiers, 316 and 318 " GENUINE ENGLISH BODY 'BRUSSELS Seventh street. CARPET, ALMOST NEW, FOR LESS THAN 421 Seventh Street, 7 Cite Treviso, Paris. W. N. COBB, the cutter, invites his friends HALA F ITS VALUH, at marl&-lj v to call on him at A. Saks & Co.'s, tailors, 316 and 318 BERGNER