The Story of a Mine

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VOLUME VII. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. NUMBER 29.

THE CAPITAL, self, and that, through ignoratice of detail, was uttered. . Nevertheless, he could not C.HAPTEK XII. the business of that department was re- help saying: GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP - VUBLIBHKD WELKLY BY A I! ACE l'OB IT. tarded to a damage to the Government of " But why should he be so jealous now? I Royal Thatcher worked hard. That the OTTO AT TÏIK NATIONAL.—George ss. Knight and over half a million of dollars, led to the re- Only day before yesterday I saw Simpson of THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY boyish little painter who shared his hospi- his variety combination trod tho boards at the Na- instatement of Mr. Fauquier—at a lower Duluth hand you a nosegay right before 927 1) street, Washington, D. G. tality at the "Blue Mass" mine should tional last week like noblo Trojans, considering the »alary. For it was felt that something was him!" weather and the inopportune condition of the atmos- DONN PI ATT, . TT. . EDITOR. afterward have little part In his active life, wrong somewhere, and as it had always been "Ah," returned the lady, "he was out- phere generally. We have seen better actors than seemed not inconsistent with his habits. Knight, but as a Dutch comedian ho is quite clever. TJÌRMS: Por year, (including postume,) 82.50 ; six the custom of Congross and the Adminis- wardly calm then, but you know nothing of At present the Mine was his only mistress, He is handsomer than his voice in singing, but his months, $1.60 ; three months, 75 cents—in advance. tration to cut down salaries as the first step the scene that occurred between us after claiming his entire time, exasperating him hunior, though on the grotesque order, cannot be dis- Single copie?, 5 oents. to reform, they made of Mr. Fauquier a you left." with fickleness, but still requiring that counted by small praise. CLUBS: Ten copies to one address, 820 In advance, moral example. A gentleman born, of some- There is nothing either in Otto or in its representa- • with one copy free. Twenty copies to one address, $35 "But," gasped the practical Gashwiler, Buprome devotion of which his nature was whatexpensive tastes, having lived uptohis tion worth criticising. I. is a long-drawn-out dramatic In advance, with one copy free. " Simpson had given your husband that capable. It is possible that Miss Carmen former salary, this change brought another business, intended solely for the purpose of bringing contract—a cool fifty thousand in his saw this too, and so set about with feminine bread-winner into the field, Mrs. Fauquier, out tho variety specialties of its performers. This it pocket!" tact, if not to supplement, at least to make who triod, more or less unsuccessfully, to does, and the audiences, aftor leaving, rather regret Mrs. Hopkinson looked as digniliedly at her rival less pertinacious and absorbing. turn her old Southern habits of hospitality the success of its intentions. The Worroll sisters are Gashwiler as was consistent with five feet Apart from this object she zealously labored to remunerative account. But as poor Fau- somewhat improved since wo last saw them at the The Story of a Mine. three, (the extra three inches being a pyra- Avenue Thoater, (nee .Metropolitan Hall,) but the in her profession, yet with small pecuniary quier could never be prevailed upon to pre- midal structure of straw-colored hair,) a result, I fear. Local art was at a discount improvement is not sufficiently marked to Induce that sent a bill to a gentleman, Sir, and as some frond of faint curls, a pair of laughing blue m California. The scenery of the country sort of applause which causes the proprietor of the of the scions of the best Southern families eyes and a small belted waist. Then she mid not yet become famous; father it was thoater to have shuddérs of feat for the safety of the WRITTEN FOLL THE CAPITAI, were still Waiting for, or had been recently roof of his establishment. said, with a casting down of her lids: reserved for a certain Kastern artist, already dismissed from a position,'the experiment While regretting to part with Otto, with its strange famous, to make it so, and people cared was a pecuniary failure. Yet the house was "You forget that my husband loves me." scenery, with its Dutch songs, with its natural beer BY BRET HARTE. little for the reproduction, under their very of excellent repute and well patronized ; in- And for once the minx appeared to look barrel, and the heavy villain hired for sand-bag pur- penitent. It was becoming, but as it had noses, of that which they saw continually poses, we trust that it will have that delicasy of sen- : deed, it was worth something to see old [Cupyrlifht, 1877.] with their own eyes and valued not. So timent whioh is akin to instinct, to take the hint that Fauquier sitting at thé head of his own been originally practiced in a simple white that little Mistress Carmen was fain to divert its presence in Washington is not desired a second table, in something of his ancestral style, dress, relievod only with pale blue ribbons, her artist soul to support her plump little time. relating anecdotes of great men now dead it WHS NOT entirely in keeping with be- material body, and made divers excursions PART IU IN CONGRESS. and gone, interrupted only by occasional flouneed lavender and rose-colored trim- AUGUSTIN DALY, or, as he is more generally into the region of cerami» art, painting on known to the theatrical and literary people ot NeW visits from importunate tradesmen. mings. Yet the woman who hesitates be- tween her moral expression and thevelvet , illuminating missals, decorating' York, Dlsgustln Daly, has Anally terminated his CHAPTER XI. harmony of her dress is lost. And Mrs. china, and the like. I have In my posses- career as a manager. A jackdaw in literature, he HOW IT WAS LOBBIED FOR. Prominent among what Mr, Fauquier lias been a charlatan in business, leaving an odor in Hopkinson was victrix by her very audacity. sion some wax flowers—a startling fuchsia, The Hon. Pratt C. Gashwiler, M. C., was of called his "little family," was a black-eyed his exit that makes a burial a necessity. Heartless, and a bewildering dahlia—sold for a mere •course unaware of the incident described lady of great powers of fascination, and con- Mr. Gashwiler was flattered. The most insincere, insolvent and scheming, he has had it Jin pittance by this little lady, whose pictures in the last chapter. His secret, even if it siderable local reputation as a flirt. Never- dissolute man likes the appearance of Virtue. his power to wound artist and destroy character, while lately took the prize at a foreign exhibition, had been discovered by Dobbs, was safe in theless, these social aberrations were amply "But graces and accomplishments like degrading the profession to the level of a show. shortly after she had been half-starved by a that gentleman's innocent and honorable condoned by a facile and complacent hus- yours, dear Mrs. Hopkinson," he said ole- Strange to say, his financial disappearance hap- California public, and claimed by a Cali- pens at the moment when the death of poor Amy Faw- hands, and certainly was not of a quality band, who looked with a lenient and even aglnorisly, " belong to the whole Country," settis beingrecallod, and the world wondered that Daly admiring eye upon'the little lady's amuse- Which, with something between a courtesy fornia press as its fostered child of genius. that Mr. Wiles, at present, would have cared brought from England thtó brilliant and beautiful to expose. For, in spite of Mr. Wiles' dis- ment, and to a certain extent lent ? tacit in- and a strut, he endeavored to represent. Of these struggles and triumphs Thatcher woman, and then left h or to die, unoared for and comfiture, he still had enough experience dorsement to her conduct. Nobody minded J* And I shall want to avail myself of all," he had no knowledge, yet he was perhaps alone, from utter destitution, in a Common tenement of charactor ^o know that the irate mem- Hopkinson; in the blaze of Mrs. Hopklnson's added, "in thejmatterof the Castro claim. house. He disappears from the stage he disgraced more startled than he would own to himself, ber from Fresno would be satisfied with his fascinations he was completely lost sight of. A little supper at Weloker's, a glass or two with this poor woman's dying agony his only memory, when, one December day, he received this own peculiar maimer of vindicating his A few married women with unduly sensi- of chainpagnc, and a single flash of those and the contempt of the publie his epitaph. dispatch : Own personal integrity, and would not tive husbands, and several single ladies of bright eyes, and the thing is done." MAUD GRANGER, who, if we can judge from her "Cóme to Washington at once. Carmen make a public scandal of it. Again, Wiles the best and longest standing, reflected se- portraits and her prestige. Is one of the most beauti- " But," said Mrs. Hopkinson, "I've prom- De Haro." was convinced that Dobbs was equally im- verely on lier conduct. Theyoungermenof ful of women, appears here this week in Broken ised Josiah that I would give up all. those Vows. We feel assured that this is a fine play. Its plicated with Gashwiler, and would besi- course admired her, bat I think she got her " Carmen do Huro !" I grieve to state that frivolities, and although my conscience is author, Hart Jackson, is the same dramatist who lent for his own sake. So that poor Dobbs, chief support from old fogies like ourselves. such was the pre-occupation of this man, clear, you know how people 'talk ! Josiah elected by fate to be the hero of the solitary wrote the Two Orphans. It is a revised revamp from as is too often the fate of simple but weak For it is your quiet, self-conceited, compla- hears it. Why, only last night, at a recep- the French, and cannot be otherwise than of great in* natures, had full oredit for duplicity by cent, philosophic; broad-waisted pater-famil- amatory episode of this story, that for a terest. tion at tho Patagonian Minister's, every wo- moment he could not recall her. When every rascal in the land. ias who, after all, is the one to whom the gay man in the room gpssiped about me be- It is of additional interest, as this is tho first appear- and giddy of the proverbially impulsive, the honest little figure that had so man- ance of Ford's stòck company for tho season, and From whioh it may be inferred that cause I led the German with him. As if a they will be put to their trumps to keep up the order unselfish sex owe their place in the social fully stood up against him, and had proved nothing occurred to disturb the security of married woman, Whose husband was inter- of the Thespian apparatus. firmament. We are not inclined to be her sex by afterwards running away from The company promised us this season seems to be a Gashwiler. When the door closed upon Mr. ested in the Government, could not be civil captious; we laugh at as a folly what our him, came back at last to his memory, he very fair and ereditarle attalr. If the order was pre- Wiles be indited a note, which, with a to the representative of a friendly power?" served after that style which Horaee advises the Pisoes wives and daughters condemn as a fault; was at first mystified and then seif-reproach- to follow out, primat ab originine incesait nervetur ad costly but exceedingly distasteful bouquet— our "withers are unwrung," yet we still Mr. Gashwiler did not see how Sir. Hop- ful. He had been, he felt vaguely, untrue imnm, which means, wnen adapted to the occasion, to ia-arranged by his own fat fingers, and dis- kinson's late contract for supplying salt equalize matters throughout, Ford's company will be confess to the fascinations of a pretty face. to himself. He had been remiss to the self- first-class. cord and incongruity visible in every com- We know, bless us, from, dear experience, pork and canned provisions to the army of confessed daughter of his enemy. Yet why bination of color—he sent off by a special WH AKK GLAD to learn that our lovely friend Miss the exact value of one woman's opinion of the United States should make his wife sus- should she telegraph to him, and what was Annie Story has received an engagement from Mr. messenger. Then he proceeded to make another; we want our brilliant little friend ceptiblo to the advances of foreign princes, she doing in Washington? To all these John T. Ford, and will appear in the Ddnicfieffa his toilet—an operation rarely graceful or shortly. Miss Story has a wide circle of friends and a to shine; it is only the moths who will burn but he prudently kept that to himself. Still, speculations, it is to be said to his credit, yet wider circle of admirers, having won the, first picturesque in our sex, and an insult to the through sweet ways in privato Ufo, and the last through their two-penny immature wimts in the not being himself a diplomate, he could that he looked for no sentimental or ro- .spectator when obesity i» superadded. her talent and magnetism in amateur theatricals. flame! Arid why should they not T Nature riot help saying: mantic answer... Royal Thatcher was natu- We promise her a brilliant career and congratulate When hp had put on a clean shirt, of whioh Mr. Ford on obtaining so admirable addition to his has been pleased to supply more moths " But I Understood that Mr. Hopkinson rally modest and self-depreciating in-his re- there was grossly too much, and added a stock. than candles ! Go to !—give the pretty crea- did not object to your interesting yourself lations to the other sex, as indeed most men, white waistcoat, that seemed to accent his ture—be she maid, wife or widow, a Show ! In this claim, and you know some of the who are apt to be successful with women, Stag*e Whispers. rotundity, he completed his attire with a 1 —Npxt to his art, E. L. Davenport adored pretty And so, my dear sir, while mater-familias stock " I generally are—despite a vast degree of su- black frock coat of the latest style, and sur- women. bends her black brows in disgust, we sinile The lady started, and said: perannuated bosh to the contrary. In the veyed himself complacently before a mir- —Georgo Kignold is "barn-storming" in the West. our suporior little smile, and extend to Mis- "Stock! Dear Mr. Gashwiler, for Heaven's half dozen women who are startled by sheer Last week he harried Detroit. ror. It is to be recorded that, however sat- tress Anonyina our gracious indorsement. sake don't mention that hideous name to audacity into submission, there are scores —Kose Lisle, who was here with tho Baby company isfactory the result might have been to Mr. IS the wife of Arnott, the English aotor. And if Giddiness is grateful, or if Folly is me. Stock! Iam sick of it! Have you who are piqued by a sell-respectful patience. Gashwiler, it was not so to thedisintereste d -<-This critic is the sheep-dog that protects the lambs friendly—well, of course, we can't help gentlemen no other topic for a lady ?." . And where a woman lias to do half the woo- of theater-goers from theatrical wolves. •spectator. There are some men on Whom that. Indeed it rather proves our theory. She punctuated her sentence with a mis- ing, she gCnerally-makes a pretty sure thing —Edwin Booth has taken his melancholy orbs, his "that deformed thief, Fashion," avenges slaty countenance and his genius to Chicago. chievous look at her interlocutor. For a of it. himself by making their clothes appear —Neil Bryant has organized a troupe to be called I had intended to say something about second time, I regret to say, that Mr. Gash- the Bryant's minstrels. They open at the New York perennially new. The gloss of the tailor's In his bewilderment Thatcher had over- Theater. Hopkinson, but really there is very little to wiler succumbed. The Roman constituency iron never disappears; the creases of the looked a letter lying on his table. It was —John T. Ford is the doyen of the mabagerial fra- at Remus, it is to be hoped, were happily •shelf perpetually rise in judgment against say. lie was invariably good humored. • A from his Washington lawyer. The conclud- ternity in Amerioa since the death ot Ben. De Bar. ignorant of this last defection of their great Doyen is diplomatic for tho eldest. the wearer. Novelty was the general sugges- few ladies once tried to show him that lie ing paragraph caught his eye—"Perhaps it legislator. Mr. Gashwiler instantly forgot —Kobortson's Uaste, thè most perfect play in the tion of Mr. Gashwiler's full-dress—it was really ought to feel worse than he did about would be well if you came here yourself; language, has but seven characters and a valet, who his theme—began to ply the lady with a cer- oomes on only twice during the action. •never his habitude—and "Ocirown Make," the conduct of his wife, and it is recorded Roscommon is here, and (hey say there is a that Hopkinson, in an excess of good tain bovine-like gallantry, which, It is to be —The elder Thome, fbthor of all the Thornes that •" Nobby," and the " Latest Style, only ?15," niece of Garcia's, lately appeared, who is bristle on the stage, will open the Lyoeurn Theater in said to her credit, she parried with a play- •was as patent on the legislator's broad back humor and kindliness, promised to do so. likely to got up a strong social sympathy New York. We reserve announcement of its closing ful, terrier-like dexterity, when thesorvnnt until next week. as if it still retained the shopman's ticket. Indeed the good fellow was so accessible that for the Old Mexican. I don't know that suddenly announced, " Mr. Wiles." —It may not be considered ungallant if we suggest it is said that young DeLancy of the Tape they expect to prove anything by licr, but to tho more vivacious of the Worrell sisters, that the Thus arrayed, within an hour he com- Department confided to Hopkinson his Gashwiler started. Not so Mrs. Hopkin- I'm told she is attractive, and clever, and practice ot throwing kisses, from the wings to ac- quaintances in the dress-circle is not permissible by placently followed the note and liis floral jealousy of a rival, and revealed the awful son, who, however, prudontly and quietly has enlisted the sympathies of the delega- tne laws of social taste or stage etiquette. offering. The house he sought had been secret that he (DeLaiicy) had reason to removed her own chair several inches from tion." Thatcher laid the letter down a lit- —Udder which queen, biònde or brunette, Wash- expect more loyalty from his (Hopkin- ingtonian ? The Comique advertises "twenty dash- once the residence of a foreign Ambassa- Gashwiler's. tle indignantly. Strong men are quite as ing brunettes," and the B. B. B.'s are coming, with dor, who had loyally represented his gov- son's) wife. The good fellow is reported "Do you know Mr. Wiles?" she asked liable as weak women are to sudden Incon- the lovely Lydia at the lead. The British blonde beauties burst upon us in burlesque at the National. ernment in a single unimportant treaty, to have been very sympathetic, and to have pleasantly. sistencies on any question they may have —Soldene's mouth, surrounded by her mobile (Ala- now forgotten, and in various receptions promised DeLancy to lend whatever in- " No! That is, I—all—yes, I may say I incorninoli. What right had this poor little bama) features, has not been inaptly compared to the and dinners, still actively remembered by fluence he had with Mrs. Hopkinson in his bud he had oherished—he was quite satis- entrance -of the Dardanelles. Our JV}ahommedan 1 have had some business relations with readers in the Turkish legation will remember It is occasional visites to its talon, now the aver- favor. "You see,' lie said explanatorily him," responded Gashwiler, rising. fied now that he had oherished her, and surrounded by the lovely scenery of the Golden Horn. age dreary American parlor. "Dear me," to DeLancy, " she has a good deal to attend " Won't you stay?" she added pleadingly. really had suffered from her absenco—what, —Lydia Thompson's Oxygen is exigus ted at Wal- the fascinating Mr. X. would say, "but do to lately, and I suppose has got rather care- lack's. Order the troupe to take oft more clothes, "Do!" right had she to suddenly blossom in the Lydia, and make the language a trifle broader. Then you know, love, in this very iooin I romem- less—that's women»' ways. But if /can't Mr. Gashwiler's prudence always got the sunshine of power, to be, perhaps, plucked will the irreverent small boy stand around the door- bring her round I'll speak to Gashwiler— way of the theater at night and cry, "Go up, thou ber meeting the distinguished Marquis of better of his gallantry. "Not now," he re- and worn by one of his enemies. He did bald-head !" as the audience hobble in. I'll get him to uso his influence with Mrs. Monte Pio," or perhaps the fashionable Jones sponded, in some nervousness. "Perhaps not agree with his lawyer that she was in —"Why should the spirit of mortal bo proud ?" and of the State Department instantly crushed Hop. So cheer up, my boy, he'll make it I had better go now, in view of what you any way connected with his enemies; he' why do ail singers grow fat? Olive Logan writes all right." gushinvly from London of Patti's "slight, girlish the decayed friend he was perfunctorily vis- have just said about gossip. You need not trusted to her masculine loyalty that far. figure." Nonsehse. Fatti is as fat as an ortolan. iting, by saying, " 'Pon my soul, you here— But here was something vaguely danger- We saw her ourself in the Kursaal at Hombourg, The appearance of a bouquet 011 the table mention my name tft this-er — this — Mr. playing iRouget et Xoir. three years ago, and to our why the last time I was. in this room I ous to the feminine mind— position, flattery, of Mrs. Hopkinson was 110 rare event; Wiles." And with one eyeon tho door and horror the" warbler waddled. gossiped for an hour with the Countess matrimony with Miss O'Reilly, one of Baltimore's Aimee's poodle, Dldi, is dead, and the i'reo advertising made him eminently fit for anything, but most beautiful ladles. We wish the happy Couple un she got uiade'her no more sorry than if she had lost speech could have clouded its manifest ab- ter! This woman-.—-" an aunt or a lover. John McOullouxh has lost $37?,- the alarming discovery that the new clerk's ! ' bon voyage in lifers great river. surdity to the Gashwiler consciousness. 000 by Jim Keene, the bonanza stocks and the swin- knowledge of grammar and etymology was Mrs, Hopkinson dropped him a charming But Mr. Gashwiler had already succumbed dling bills of the Palace Hotel,, now kept by Main. • oven worse than that of tho Secretarv him-1 courtesy and said, CA M r-Mlifttino at Vienna station to-day. Kate Claxton is hunting a combustible hotel.* All the to the girlish half-timiditv with which it 44 signs indicate that the stars arc ready for the fail f ray C*ejit rnoi /" I It we train religion there we will dispose of it cheaply. and free advertisements. 2 THE CAPITAL.- - SEPTEMBER 16,1877.

SUNDAY MEDITATIONS. God give us \vi«dom to treat and strength Hon. Mr. Icehouse hinged on his center, and Mrs. 'an earnest sort of way at the man beside her. Artists LADIES' GOODS, to conquer this horrible curse, that misery Icehouse bad a Mash of sunlight on lee, and the two may say what they please of the absurdity of an ever moved on. lng costume on a gentleman, yet the fact remains CNO. XXII.) may be lifted from the wife, wretchedness " Mow, my friend," said Mrs. Dawn to her escort, that no coat so graoefully fetches out and graoee a AUTUMN. woe unto you, scribes and i'hiirieeei, hypocrites! from the children and agony from gray 44 you have done your duty in a most graceful and fine figdre as the ridioulous, much abused swallow- for ye pay tithe of mint and anise' and cummin, and hairs! gracious manner. Thanks." tail. Redmund'8 broad shoulders .and slender hips, hare omitted the weightier matters of tlie taw, judg- Our Stock Entirely New. Hypocrisy, which means, we are told, "Do you mean by that to dismiss me, fair madam?" his well-proportioned limbs, and above all,"his superb ment, mercy and faith : these ought ye to have Hone, stealing the livery of God to serve the devil asked the ornament of the law-making Fog-Dank, head, never had a better setting than, his party dress Having just returned from New York, we will open and not to leave the other nndone. on MONDAY, lòth instant, a splendid assortment of striving to throw a tender expression in his wooden gave on this occasion. His grace, manly beauty and " Ye blind guides, which strain at a knut and swal- in, assumes the worst form when the wearer New Goods for fall wear, consisting of— countenance, that made it resemble the insane expres- delicate attention moved one heart to love, while HATS, FLOWERS, low a camel, deceires himself. sion So peculiar to Indian Image« in front of tobaoeo another, of one all unseen, throbbed with pride and a FEATHERS. VELVETS, &c., tl Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites ! It is a law of our nature that we cannot shops. love so deep, so unselfish, so pure, that it is only when HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, LAUES, for ye make elca n the outside of the cup and of the assume the unnatural long without making " You oompllment me," she answered, " but I am the knowledge comes too late we learn to recognize HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, &c., &c. platter, but within they are full of extortion and ex- Our Goods are of the latest designs, and having it a part of our nature. The man who says, too old to be deceived. I want you to be entertainedan d appreciate it.. cess, been bought for cash, we will offer special induce- and repeats for tho purpose of impressing as well as myself, and if you remain at my side you 44 Are you really a woman-hater, Mr. Redmund ments. "Thou blind Pharisee, cleanse first that which Is will be bored, and render me unhappy at the thought. asked Bella. HR». M. J. HUNT, within the cup and platter, that the outside of them others "I hate," ends in hating. The fish There are Senatois, Waffles and Tongs dying to have 44 How could 1 be, Miss Nlehol, In your presence?" octl-ly7 NOB. 621 and 623 D Street. may be clean also. of the Mammoth Cave are without eyes, and a chat with you. Go, you fascinating maker of laws,' V 441 hate a gentleman who, when asked a serious "Woe unto you, scribes and PharlseeB, hypocrites! the hypocrite passes inevitably to moral and he went. question, answers with a compliment, as if one were a for ye are like unto whlted sepulchres, which Indeed blindness. Tlie hypoorite, as we have said, There was a pre-oocupled expression in the fair face child." JOHN H. KENNY, appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead begins in an attempt to deceive his fellow of the lady she tried hard to banish. Her mind 441 beg pardon—was your question really serious? men's bones, and' of all nncleanness. men and his maker, and terminates in would dwell upon the mission whleh she had Intrus- Would you mind repeating it?" " Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto 41 making a monster of himself. Who has ted to Mr. Storklinlng. She had not exaggerated Now you're making game of me, and that is men, but within ye arc lull of hypocrisy and Iniquity. when she told her private secretary that It was a mat- worse." " Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrite«! seen the rich hypocrite, in his velvet-cush- Late Lace Buyer for A. T. Stewart & Co., N.T. ter of life and death to her, and she seemed to clamp " What fair game! ab ! would I had a right to hunt because ye build the tombs of the prophets, and gar- ioned pew, listening devoutly to that other her white, regular teeth over her heart as she thought for such game." nish the sepulchres of the righteous." hypocrite preaoh from his marble pulpit of of his making a failure, and of that precious casket 44 Mr. Redmund," said the girl, after a pause in To one who studios with loving pare' sins two thousand years old, and not ielt a falling into other hands than her own. She was not a which she had puiled off her glove an 1 played in the the life and teachings of our Savior, there sense of shame at a mockery that makes the woman to waste much of herself in ropining over past water with her fair hand, upon which sparkled one Is pleased to inform the ladies that in connection is surprise at first, that while the more devil laugh and augols weep? The two blunders, and she could net refrain calling herself a solitaire diamond that Redmund, looking at, thought fool, an Imbecile, an Idiot, for being so careless in- its atrocious brinies are merely referred to, the have eyes that see 110 duty, ears that are was about the value of two years' salary, " why do you with the other branches of his business, he will be pre- guardianship. She. vowed that if ever (he contents always speak in that bantering tone to ine ?" heaviest .denunciations are bestowed upon deaf to the cries of, distress, that go up in came again into.her possession she would carry them "I will tell you, Miss Bella, gome day, why I do. money-getting and' hypocrisy. A better wails of despairahoutthem, whiletheir feel- pared, on and after on her person, and Involuntarily she pressed her hand But Is it disagreeable ?" knowledge of human nature teaches us, ings anticipate death in their foul decay. upon her bosom as if to signify the place of deposit. " Very," and she emphasized the word with a little 44 however, that our Lord knows us better A nd what is the meaning of that terrible Does that graceful gesture indicate that our fair dash ef the water." SEPTEMBER 1, than we know ourselves. The atrocious warning of Christ to beware of that which friend has that rare article known as a heart in her " I am sorry, then—1 will try t much that wo call crime. Ho had a lad of somely filled by à mixed crowd, made up of the fami- Ned." lies of Senators, Cabinet officers, representatives of the "Then, so far as compliments are concerned, my " I understand ; but will your lather approve of twelve years of ago brought, to him for diplomatic corps, very respectable old residents of taste is dyspeptiOr-I reject the sweets." such intimacy ?" • » DBY GOODS. treatment. The boy, up to. a certain late' 44 Washington, A sprinkle of army and navy people and That being the case, Mrs. Dawn, permit me to "Why not?" period, was affectionate and obedient. the averagè congressmen, on the night Mrs. Dawn present to you my young friend, Mr. Derrick who, " Well, you are his daughter—I am his clerk. Ah ! Front this he changed to a condition sent her private secretary to confer, with Mr. Red- not being content with a good stomach and a million Miss Bella, you do not see the wide gulf that lies be- LARGE OPENING OF FILL of great irritability, that increased mund. in bonds, wishes to shine In society." tween us." . ¿f until he became dangerous, having at- Tlie national capital, socially regarded, at the The youth thus Introduced bowed as If over a counter, His voice changed to such a deep, earnest tone that tempted the life of his mother. It became period of which we write, was made up of two distinct and colored to the hue of red flannel. the girl looked up startled. 41 AND WINTER DRY GOODS. necessary to confine him in an asylum. The sorts. One, the larger, had in it the newly-made rich, He could not have a better mentor, guide and " A gulf between us," she said, as If trying to com- the people who claimed place because of their official friend than you, Mr. Oonsumay," said Mrs. Dawn, doctor made a study of his littlo patient. prehend the words, and then, after a pause, she broke position, and the horde of transients, that had in it kindly extendlng her hand to the poor youth. into a little-roll Of silvery laughter and Said : "A He found on shaving his head a placo- where contractors, lobbyists and idlers, who regarded a re- 14 Ah ! madam", I can tcach him the philosophy of gulf, is there; well, I'll soon bridge that over. I'll the heat indicated inflammation, and on oeption as they did a free lunch at a restaurant—the li fe, but not Its graces: That Instruction is reserved "We have received In the lost lew days, nnd will' tell papa Mr. Redmund-likes me and I like him, and place on oaf . counter TO-MOKtlOW, SEPTK3I- further investigation discovered a fracture, reception and the restaurant differing only In the fact for such fair beings as yourself, who can give not only we're going to be brother and sister, and you won't be BEK 10, with the bone pressing upon the brain. A that the one exacted twenty cents for a glass of bad the precept, but, by example, the practice." dragged off to germans and things any more, and he'll surgieal-operation lifted thisindentation.and liquor, and the pther a swallow-tailed cOat'and white "Ah ! I cannot assume such a grave responsibility. say'Very good, my child.' " A SPLENDID SELECTED STOCK OF choker. the poor lad returned to his normal, quiet, There is Mrs. Switchom, who is devoting her life, to To this gay speech Redmund made no reply. On affectionate disposition and conduct. The other class, much smaller but more influential, society and its needs; let her take your protege In the contrary, he looked seriously enough in the foun- NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS clustered.about a few families of high aristocratic pre- hand." tain, where a very fat dolphin was throwing out a How terrible tlie thought that in ourcruel tensions. Of these the most noted was that Of the 44 Mrs. Dawn, would you substitute white for Afri- Very small stream of water, which water Bella was At prices to suit the hard times. They comprise— pursuit and p'unishhient of criminals wearo English minister. Next his diplomatic excellency can slavery—would you condemn a fellow being— catching and tossing like, a child. Hearing no re- BLACK' SILKS. stood the Hon. Hampton Icehouse, aiul after, three hunting down sick and insane people. Before Mr. Oonsumay could end his speech Mrs. sponse, she, looking up, said: BLACK AND COLOKED CASHMEBES., old families of Washington. Switchem came within the sound of his Voice. She "Now, don't say no. l\ve set my heart on that; if BLACK AND OOLOBED ALPACAS. * To say a word in their, behalf is to incur the BEAUTIFUL COLORED ALPACAS AT20 cents. It was curious and amusing to note the difference in was a lady stout In person, but not enough so to'place you say no I'll cry, and her lips trembled as a child's 200 PIECES. NEW FALL PB1NTS JUST charge of mawkish sentimentalismi How the entertainments of the two. At those of the official her beyond the corded possibility of a French corset, when the little storm gathers that Is to stir the OPENED. the money-getting hypocrites of to-day would sort there was a freedom of action, a reckless expres- and being rather above the medium height, carried mother's heart and the father's wrath. 1 CASE BLEACH AND BR'OWN CANTON FLANNEL, S, 10, 12y,, 16,18, 20. sneer at our Savior, who promised the heaven sion of enjoyment, rather rude but extremely hearty. her adipose remarkably well. Her face, could the ex- "Miss Bella, I could not be as a brother to,you," 6 CASES BLEACH AND BROWN MUSLIN AT to the thief writhing in agony upon the All talked and laughed without restraint, and, gene- pression have been eliminated, was handsome.- It 44 Why not?" 6, 61i, 7, 8,10, 1'2'A. j, rally crowded to suffocation, pushed and struggled was bard for the casual observer to tell what that ex- From a Bankrupt Woolen Mil rave have a large lot cross that lie denied to those respectable ".Well, If you will have me say it, and make a fool of Blankets, Men and Boy's Cloths; Flannels which good naturedly, but without regard to consequences. matter-of-fact people who pride themselves pression was, beyond the fact that it was unpleasant. of me here, because I love you too deeply for a brother; we propose to turn over In the next 30 days at 6 per cent. The toilets were rather more gorgeous than in good Those who had experienced her ways and got, through because you are the sweetest, dearest, lovoliest crea- above their coBt. upon being free of sentiment. Ah, friendsof taste. The conduct when the supper was announced All we ask Is an Inspection of goods and prices be- intimacy, a knowledge of her traits, said that intense ture, on earth to me; because 1 think of you by day Mammon, there is little in this world worth was of a character to make one doubt our claimed fore purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. selfishness was written in every line of her rather and dream of you by night, and because, if I were not struggling for that cannot bo stigmatized civilization. Men fought and women struggled—the well-cut and classically outlined face. She was noted poor, there is another reason why I cannot be a brother first to get at the wines and viands, and tho last to WISWALL & GWYNN, in this way. What is the love of parent and for a sharp tongue and great activity in entertaining at to you, nor avow my love. I carry from my birth to keep them from being spilled over their dresses or cliilil, all that inakes the household dear other people's expense. Mrs. Dawn followed up her my death a mark of shame that deprives me of a 705 Market Space, Second Door from Sev- down their backs. To see a man work his way, to the and holy; what is patriotism Itself, that suggestion by introducing the poor victim to Mrs. enth street. (Don't Forget Location.) front, seize a bottle of champagne and a glass, and mother, and, God help me, shuts out my love." Switchem, and an odd look passed between Mrs. sep-2-tfo lofty virtue praised through all ages by ora- then elbow and push to the rear, followed by a thirsty This declaration really .astonished Bella Nichol. : Dawn and Mr. Oonsumay as the two walked away. tors and sung of by poets, but sentiment ? crowd, was to remind one of a .blackbird possessed of With a strange sensation at her heart, she started to UI take back all that I have said of your heart, Mrs. MERCHANT TAIL0ES, Who has seen a people rise in their wrath to a worm fairly smothered by the hungry flock of birds her feet, pale and bewildered; while Mrs. DaWn Dawn—you cam ot have any after doing so cruel a not so fortunate. The roar and rattle of carriages clenched her hands until her nails cut through the lay waste and kill for the honor Qf-their flag, thing as that." , without, the crash of music within, fairly drowned by v lavender kids., and not wondered? for the flag is a painted 44 Don't say that. Those schools are the j^t that are the shrill tone of conversation and screams of laugh- " Why, Mr. Redmund," exclaimed Bella, in a. voice GEO. T. KEEN, rag and their emotion nothing but senti- ter, marked the official reception of families that but the most severe. Your friend will graduate out of scarcely above a whisper, pointing to a red splotch on ment. a short time before were the lights of small villages in Mrs. Swltchem's bands a polished, heartless man of the white vest that, throwing his coat open in his remote districts, and have learned to walk their ways the world.' excitement, he brought to view, " what is that?" When we have passed from this brief ex- 44 Merchant Tailor, on this high social level by a hard study of Mrs. " With his princely revenues considerably di- That," he answered, hastily buttoning his coat, istence of mortality to the life hereafter, we Dahlgren's work on the Etiquette of Washington. minished." " Qh, "that's nothing. We had a row at my rooms to- 414 NINTH STREET N. W.9 shall And heaven's foundations based on Mr. Oonsumay gfyvo space before Mrs. DaWn to the night. I helped the sufferer, and in carrying him, got WASHINGTON, D. C. the feeling we have been taught to despise, What a contrast was this sort of entertainment to Hon. Mr. Nathan Nlchol, who approached with his some of the poor man's blood oh my vest. I had not and Howard, who went through loathsome that offered by the aristocratic few to which we have graceful daughter on his arm. time to change, as 1 knew you were waiting for mo." Our Stock for Autumn and Winter 44 referred. At these the houses were larger and not Why, Mr. Nlchol/' exclaimed the widow, " how I 44 prisons striving to mitigate tlie sufferings Edward—are—you—sure," asked Bella, every Will be fully open by August 21. It will be the over-crowded, and the restraint was painful. The Strange to see such an over-worked statesman at a re- ! 44 of criminals, sitting on the right hand of tho word pumped up with an effort, it—is—not—your— choicest we h&vq ever offered, and the largest variety atmosphere seemed chilled by a sense of individual ception." blood?" to be found in the city. God who on earth made the poor and wicked responsibility, subtle and depressing. The guests, in Our styles will be, as they always are, tfee latest and "Didn'tmean it, Mrs. Dawn. I left this to my pri- The last words came in a whisper, as the poor girl his friends and associates. faultless attire, spoke with bated breath and walked freshest: our goods reliable in every way. vate secretary, who was to have been Bella's escort, fell fainting into her loveV's arms. The prices we name will be the value of the goods ; or waltzed as if in the presence of the dead. It was Christ warned us against that which is a and he failed us." This happened, of course, at the moment the crowd no more, no less. Those goods are cheapest which sell at an entortainment of this sort that General Schenk, 44 Yes," cried Bella,44 that wonderful young man is' quickest, which best attract and satisfy consumers. part of our normal condition—our poor hu- returned from supper. These events always do happen Taking that fact into consideration our old customers observing an unusual movement, asked the lady of always guilty of such rude conduct towards us girls man nature—that, if left unrostrained, will at such inopportune moments. The wildest confusion know and our new ones will learn that from us they house what it meant. that 1 believe him to be a woman-hater." buy the best goods not only but the cheapest. inevitably degrade us to a condition where followed, and Miss Bella was in a fair way of being suf- " Only supper, General," replied the amiable dame. Poor Mrs. Dawn had for the last hour, through all focated, when Mr. Oonsumay drove back the crowd, tho more horrible offenses are possible. " Oh !" responded the witty diplomate and gallant the chaffing about her, kept her eye upon the door, while Mrs. Dawn dashed water in her face.. She re- GEO. T. KEEN. From the selfishness of money-getting 44 aug26-3mosi soldier, 1 thought they were bringing In tlie corpse." hoping to see his handsome person enter and learn covered, tried to smile, burst into tears, and was comes the desire to do wrong; from tho Of these few distinguished houses that of the Hon. something of Storkinning's mission to his apart- helped first to a glass of wine, and then a carriage, KEELER'S NEW METHOD necessity of a process through which wrong Ham pton Icehouse was the more rarified and proper. ments. His hou-arrival, and now this intelligence, im- and was driven away at the moment Mrs. Dawn, The Bohemians on Newspaper Row avowed that they pressed her with a belief that her enterprise had mis- may be done with impunity, comes hy- through much shouting, secured her coupe and OF FURNISHING doubled their flannels on entering the mansion, to carried. Miss Bella Nichol was soon whirling in the pocrisy. dashed off to the wounded Storkinning's lodgings. save themselves from the icy atmosphere, and they dance, attached to a moustache ot the diplomatic Slavery was said to be the sum total of all warned their friends not to shake hands with the corps, and Mrs. Dawn, wishing to escape the atten- villainy, and the sla very of sin is its worst Hon. Hampton or his accomplished wife, for that they tions of her wooden escort, who threatened her as the FINE CUSTOM GARMENTS! form; and this horrible condition can bo' were dead people, and the contact with either sent a hour for supper approached, stole away through the HARYEY SPALDING, traced back in nearly all cases to selfish- chill to the heart. They further asserted, these hall to the conservatory, one of the largest, best ap- wicked men, that the Hon. Hampton atul nis good Attorney At-Lnw, UNEXCELLED IN ness, that has its most common phase in pointed and most tasteful In Washington. The place wife had been taken from a moss-covered vault of an was well dotted over with lovers who had wended to this money-getting, and t o hypocrisy, in which old Knickerbocker family and galvanized, to give re- retreat as a safe one for their tender nothings. To es- Office rooms 4 and 6, 1429 New York avenue, Wash- STYLE, FIT OR QUALITY. a man, striving to deceive his fellow man ington, D. U;, solicits correspondence of parties hav- spectability to the administration. It was asserted cape disturbing these, Mrs. Dawn sought a recess be- ing just claims against the (Government, the payment SAVES YOU FROM THIRTY TO FORTY PEK and his God, ends in deceiving himself. that neither was ever seen save at receptions or din- hind the fountain, from which two very youthful peo- of which Is resisted. myd-Omo ners, and that in the Intervals they were laid away in CENT. Thousands of samples from Baltimore and The groat curse, the curse of all curses that ple escaped, as if they were deer startled from their Washington Cities to select from. afflict humanity to-day, is intemperance in satin-lined boxes with the greatest care. hiding place. She had not long to remain before tlie PATENTS. PENSIONS. the use of intoxicating drinks. War, pesti- On the night we introduce this statesman and his attractions of the supper-room drew away even the Cutting, Making and Trimming a Specialty. lence and famine are as nothing to this foul, fair dame to our readers, they certainly, In their ap- lovers, and Mrs. Dawn found herself alone In the wide, j R. S. & R. P. EVANS, Pants, J2.60 ¡other garments in proportion. Call or pearance, gave tho lie to these extravagant stories. insinuating disease, that degrades the body damp, heavy solitude. She sat on a low seat send for Price List, They stood near the entrance to their handsome listening to the bubbling of the little fountain, and Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law, SKILLED ARTIST CUTTERS employed only. and destroys the soul. The tears it has parlors, bowing, with the mild air of icebergs in a trying to solve the meaning of the crisis that had so Corner Fifth and V ats, IT. W., opp. City Hall, •wrung from broken hearts would make a heavy swell, to their guests as they earner in. The strangely been thrust upon her. Podauger was In ; P. O. Box 104. Washington, D. O. sea; the crime it has created would fill Hon. Hampton was a tall, heavily built, big boned U. S. Supreme Court, Court of Claims, District JOHN M. KEELER, prison charged with burglary, and she felt that he ! Courts. Local Collections, Internal Revenue Cases. hell; the disease it is tho author of would man, in whose unlntellectual face slione the bottled was not really Imprisoned, but as powerful for harm oct8-ly2 ROOM So. 1 VERNON BOW, makotho earth a loathsome pest-house of vintages of a hundred years. He hinged at his hips as ever. The men who had employed him to shadow very slightly when lie« bowed, and his eyes, that Corner Tenth Street and Pennsylvania avenue. foul disorders. And yet Christ did not de- her would have, of course, the authority to liberate him. seemed to lock at you through a thousand good din- WHITING'S Branch of No. 6 North Oalvert Street, Baltimore, Md. And then that uniortunate box, so strangely fallen je3-tfl nounce intemperance, because he struck at ners, had that intensity of expression that distin- into tlie possession of Mr. Redmui^. As she strove to its foot in the selfishness of the money-get- guishes a deceased codfish. 8TBAW HAT B1.EACIIF.HY, IbLIX DESFOSSK'S .banieli and only the inore earnestly dwelt upon these ter who traflics for gain oil tho miserios of F FKENOH BAKERY. Mrs. Hampton Icehouse seconded her eminent hus- troiibles, she was startlediby-the sound of voices 80 024 FX. It If8 FX, VA NIA A VEUVE, (Established 185».) humanity, and the selfishness of the man band in the dignity of receiving. Her face was made near that they seemod addressed to her. Turning, 18 YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS. South Side, between Ninth and Tenth streets. who walks over broken hearts to the gratifi- up a deadly white, and when a smile of recognition she saw through the vine leaves Miss Bella Nlchol FELIX DESFOSSE, played over the features i.t had all the warmth of sun- The well known and only real French Baker in Wash- cation of a vile passion. and the private secretary. HEADY FOK KEFINISHINO ALL. THE SPKINO ington, No. 2012 H street N. W., where he has greater light flashing on the surface of a frozen horse-pond. Mrs, Dawn's first impulse was to make her pres- mar25-tf5 STYLES. facilities than before for the manufacture of the best Small wonder that women grow frantic The Icehouses were so frigid, formal and artificial, ence known, but she paused an instantto admire the French an d A m erlean bread. that one was driven to a belief in the new doctrine of FRENCH BREAD A SPECIALTY. and good men wild in tho face 6f this'terri- group the young people so gracefully and unconscious- JOHN BARRY, N. B.—French Bread is recommended for persons ot blOcurse ; for thedrunkard's grave is found spontaneous creation, to account for the family of ly made. Bella had seated herself upon the edge of delicate health, especially. for thoso suffering from dyspepsia. Beware of imitations: se2*ly8 in the utter ruin of thq household. Could young Icehouses known to bo in existence. the basin, while Redmund, standing at her side, The beautiful rooms« so admirably lighted, were Plumber, Gas & Steam Fitter it bo. arrested, peace would fall like sun- leaned against the iron column that made part of the well filled when Mrs. Hamilton Dawn swept in upon JOS. T K. PLANT. light 6h our homes j. our prisons wotild be support to the vines of the arbor behind which Mrs. 1319 Seventh Street, bet. X anil O N. IT. the arm of her senatorial friend, the Hon. Mr. Dough- Dawn was concealed. The, slight, yet Well-rounded UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER, almost depopulated anil poor-hou§es need- head, a gentleman she rarely used as an escort, and figure of the girl, was grace Itself, while her large, M-ALL ORDEKS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 9IIS F UTREKt NORTH WEST. ' less. only.on great occasions such as this. To. them thé Business promptly attended to. ,U. S. Commissioner liquid blue eyes were at their best.as she gazed up in myS-tH and Examiner in Chancery. jelT-tl' THE CAPITAL - -SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. 3

SCENERY ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND Hayes of the 22d Ohio. There it is, with the conven- vogue; but there was some doubt as to who were MEDIOAL. MEDIOAL. tional sunflower, which represents darkey indepen- meant l?y the white and yellow sons of tbe North. OHIO RAILROAD. The Swedes, who were about that time exciting the dence, in the yard, but no mule nor forty acres of land alarm of Europe, were by many supposed to be meant, around ; the tavern-keeper, a jolly good fellow and and Rolamb, who was Swedish Ambassador at Con- stantinople in 1^57, declares that his countrymen PROPRIETIES The Big Sewell Cliffs—The Hawk's Nest honest too, points you out the old cabin with its stone were on account of this very superstition regarded Canon—The Indian's "Wonder-Dream"— chimney and clap-board roof, and, while you are with particular suspicion and dislike. In tbe same looking in wrapt wonder, a red rooster jumps on the year the following Is said to have been the sketch President Hayes' Cabin. drawn by the Turks themselves of their future career: PILES. fence and crows, as if totally ignorant of the sacred They were to take Rome, and the Pope having been MEDICINES associations of the spot. made patriarch of Jerusalem, was to abjure Chris- OP The sentimental rambler, wandering in the Virginia tianity and become a Mussulman. Then Christ was to It was in the autumn of 1861 that our President held come down and confirm the Koran, after which the mountains and reveling in the enjoyment of nature's his headquarters there ; and, there being a saucy rebel Turks were to decline in power and retire into Arabia, DR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A., beauty, where no guide boobs have marred the virgin gun in, position on Cotton Hill almost overhead.it and the world come to an end. It is to this idea of the charm, must recall vividly the glowing pages of Cha- future history of the .Turks that John Sobieski al- Late Physician to St. George's and St. Bartholo- may be imagined that the stout colonel, with his at- ludes In a letter written to his wife in 1683. He is re- mew's Hospitals, London, Curator to teaubriand, the loves of Atala and René, and all ¿he tendant knights, lating a conversation which took place between his St. Elizabeth's, etc. thousand tones of meditation which the poet-woods- "Keptwatch all night in their armor bright, officers and some Pashas. On being told that the THE ONLY KNOWN SUB E man caught in the vast solitudes of mountain, wood- christians intended to follow up their victories and After years of the most laborious re- And drank red wine through the helmet barred." recover all the Turkish conquests in Europe, the search and investigation, and after the land and river. And what a nobie pioneer was that General Floyd, ex-Secretary of War and rebel gene- Pashas replied, " We are all aware that It is God who practical application in treatment to thou- wonderful Frenchman to show us the paths that fancy has raised up your king to punish us. But this con- sands of patients, Geo. Chandler, A.M., ral, was attempting to hold the " Yanks " in leaguer, duct does not at all correspond with what is written in M.D., now presents to the American pub- found through the wilds of nature, and blaze the while General R. E. Lee was in their front on Big our Holy Books. It is we who ought first to conquer lic the following remedies•, his sole dis- track of thought up to such a glorious nature-worship Sewell. General Wise and General Floyd had just Christendom ; your tfcm will come afterwards, why CURE. covery and property, the efficacy of which that reason and instinct seem wedded when he in- are you in such a hurry? Are you impatient for the is attested %n the voluminous quantity of quarreled on a question of seniority, and Wise, having Last Day? For it is written in our books that the vokes the "Genius of Christianity." Mark how he testimonials, the unsolicited offerings of been temporarily relieved, went to Richmond to have moment the christians get the better and the Turks suffering and discouraged patients, who pauses in some valley to inspect the petals of a wild a talk with Davis. " You both ought to be hung," are beaten, the end of the world will come." In all have not only received relief and benefit flower, then listens with delight to the wood thrush as these cases it is noticeable that the Turkish rule in from their continued use, but ha\ie been says the President. "Damn * me," says Wise. "Mr. Europe is regarded as only temporary, and the same that hermit minstrel pipes his song in the deep wood- radically cured of ailments and chronic President, you may hang me and welcome, if you'll Idea seems to have prevailed for centuries, not only complaints, which have been adjudged by land, and smiles to hear each leathered songster try throughout the rest of Europe, but among the Otto- just let me see Floyd hang first." mans themselves. The chief reason why the Turks the most eminent physicians as hopeless. to rival the strain, till even the "mocker" imitates in A few miles above here are the battlefields of Car- like to be buried at Scutari, on the Asiatic shore, is vain ; then, looking on the towering mountains, where nifax Ferry and Crosss-Lanes, fought by General said to be the wish to lie in ground which will never the majesty and grandeur of nature blend awe and be owned by the Giaour; and thissimple'instance will Floyd in those famous campaigns. show better than perhaps any other how deeply the THE WONDERFUL wonder into love, he kneels before On one of the heights, just above the Falls, is the idea has taken root in the national mind. It does DR. CHANDLER'S " Those shrines most Catholic and holy." not, however, as we now see once more, prevent the sité of Fort Defiance, a noted scene of Indian and Turks from holding fast to their conquests. If the EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFIER. Society and civilization leave us a link of union with Pioneer warfare ; and all along the three rivers, New predictions are to be fulfilled, It must be after a strug- IIEJIAR. nature when art has taught our hearts susceptibility River, Kanawha and Gauley, you may hear quaint gle of no mean dimensions, and by yellow-haired chil- to beauty ; and the man is happy who In the saloons dren of the North led in a very different style from This incomparable DEPURATIVE is old legends concerning the early settlers, and how that of Tchernaielf, Krudener and Mellkotf. a powerful ALTERATIVE, TONIC, DI- of fashion has loved to hear a sweet young voice sing- their wives were sometimes carried off by the Indians PILON. URETIC, DIAPHORETIC, and APERI- ing one of those ballads which are full of the deep, and returned some years afterwards to make the ENT, combining virtues which render wild pathos of the Scandinavian bards, and are so it invaluable and never-failing, and by pioneer husband perform a sort of backwoods Beppo, ESOP REWRITTEN. its continued use will thoroughly eradi- fine after the cloying honey of the Italians, or the which was bad, but preferable to no wife at all in a cate all diseases of the blood. Its ingre- gingling flash of the French. Amateurs are generally country where that article was both a necessity and a The Story of the Country and the Town dients are of a purely harmless extrac- Mouse as Told by Oris* tion, the products gathered from remote bores, but some women have voice, natural taste and rare luxury. Long before the battle of Point Pleasant Egyptian Provinces, and where there is fine cultivation, in which case they are apt to sclect Once upon a time a country mouse, who had a friend the Indians used to come to the White Sulphur in town, invited him to come out and spend the heated the slightest taint of disease in the sys- these exquisite compositions, like Schubert's Barca- Springs, which they called in their tongue, " Great term with him. The city mouse accepted the invita- tem, it never fails in ejecting that disease- role or Gounod's Angeles, both of which are full of through the medium of the shin, or ex- Medicine Water;" but whether they mingled the tion, and giving out that he had gone to Saratoga and pelling it through the many and various- that echoing suggestion that lingers in the heart and other eastern watering places, he stole away to the pleasures of a summer resort with the advantages of a country one night on a farmer's wagon. He was channels of thè body, thereby allowing^ charms in its analogy to nature's most beautiful sanitarian does not satisfactorily appear in history. dressed in the height of fashion, wore a standing col- THOUSANDS OF CASES CURED EFFECT- and, indeed, forcing' all the organs into*- their proper normal and functional con- scenes. It was such a performance still lingering in Legend, however, is not silent on this point, and it lar of the loftiest altitude and sported an eye-glass. The country mouse, though plain and rough, and UALLY BY THIS dition. A very brief space of time will my ear that prepared me tor the scenery that strikes would seem that many romances have been worked somewhat frugal In his nature, opened his heart and convince any patient using it, of its un- the traveler's eye with wonder and delight as the rail- out along the valley, where modern fashion substi- store in honor of hospitality ani an old friend. He doubted reliability and wonderful cura- way train goes flying down the banks of the New brought forth from his larder peas, barley and some tive properties, it being, most unquestion— tutes the German cotillion for the more violent and choice old cheese rinds that he had laid away against ably, the very acme of medical triumphSy. river ; the wild, weird melody seemed to float in the less stylish war-dancc. a rainy day. The city mouse condescended to pick a and the greatest discovery of the present air like the echo of a dream, the moon lit the moun- Here is a specimen of Indian romance: Long be- bit here and there, and finally lighting a cigarette he WONDERFUL REMEDY. age, in the treatment of pvery disease tains with an unearthly light, somber shadows stalked exclaimed: "How is it, my friend, that you can en- where the blood itself is primarily the- fore the foot of the white man had trod the valleys west dure this unpolished life? On my honor you are seat of the lesion or disorder, such as along the valleys, and all seemed like the Walpurgis of the Apelache, or Blue Mountain, there was a noble wasting your time miserably. No beer gardens, no SCROFULA and the thousand and one night, full of sprites and fairies, which the dim, glim- young chief, called, in the beautiful language of his billiards, no Thomas concerts, no incline planes, no causes that lead to this terrible affliction,- mering dawn would not banish ; so that I seemed to w balloon ascensions, or anything of the sort. Come of which all civilized communities are- tribe, Chowonk Bujune, which signifies, diving home with me and I will show you a bit of city life." cognizant, for Biblical Truth has assert- walk in the air, and it was hardly a machine of human l'rog," a surname acquired from his habit of diving So, after the weather began to get cooler, the country ed that the "Sins of the fathers shall mouse donned his store clothes and accompanied his handicraft that bore us along. The iron steed toils up under the water when pursued by enemies. He loved visit even unto the third and fourth gen- friend to town. They had no particular adventures erations," and to BROKEN-DOWN AND the last steep of the Alleghanies, pauses a moment on Onaluska, heiress of the Shenanagins, a rich and on the way, though the country mouse came very near the summit of the great divide, then shakes his dusky being made the victim of the "confidence game" ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTION8 it is a powerful tribe dwelling on the Blue Water, as New while his friend was looking after the baggage. It powerful rejuvenator, causing the wreck crest and plunges down the western slope, spurns the river was called in the Indian tongue. Addressing of man once more to assume the God-like was nearly midnight when they crept into the great form of manhood. dull earth with flying heels, thè object of his affection in the poetic vein, natural to house where the town mouse took up his quarters. There was furniture of the most gorgeous description PILES. HEMORRHOIDS. Por CUTANEOUS DISEASES, URIN- "And beats the twilight into flakes of fire." the stately aborigine, he said, " Chowonk Bujune is a and on a table the remains of a splendid banquet. ARY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION OR Along the valley of the Greenbrier the mists in- great chief ; he can out-swim the bull-frog, and his war- " How Is this for high?" said the city mouse, handing COSTIVENESS, IIVER AND KIDNEY volve the rich pastures and autumn fields where whoop is line the voice of the long-eared horse with his astonished friend a bill of fare—gilt letters on COMPLAINTS, GENERAI AND NERV- white satin—"Call for anything you desire." The OUS DE li III TY, RHEUMATISM, Ceres has spread a lap full of treasure ; white farm which the pale face pulls his agricultural implements. country mouse, adjusting a pair of lron-rlmmed spec- PILON. GIANDULAR ENLARGEMENTS, EPI- houses peer through the gray dawn, and tinkling But Chowonk has neither fields of maize nor wig. tacles to his nose, was quite confused with the strange THELIOMAS US CANCER, SCURVY, cow-bells are faintly heard; it is a sweet, vague, dishes that were presented. Before he could decide APPECTIONS OF THE BONES, INDO- warns full of skins. Can the daughter of the She- upon anything the doors flew open of a sudden and a LE NT ULCERS, P E MALE COM- dreamy picture of homelike content. . But as this nanagins love Chowonk Bujune for love alone?" party of revelers, who had returned loaded down to Many causes tend to produce this PLAINTS (and to the gentler sex it is a beautiful little river flows into the New river, the " Alas !" said the maiden, " the shadow of Chow- the guards with lemonade, burst into the room. The boon long sought for by sensitive, suscep- scenery changes at once ; the mountains come down affrighted mice jumped from the table in great con- tible, and delicate females, as it takes onk is dearer to the eye of Onaluska than the thing sternation (frightening one of the revelers, who direct action upon their ailments) AND abruptly to the water and enclose a lake so glossy and itself of any other man ; but there is a proverb in my thought he had "got 'em," sure) and hid in the near- painful and distressing state. The ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE est corner they could reacn. Whenever they attempted smooth that the gray canoe, navigated by a pictur- tribe that says k Love won't make the pot boil.' " IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT esque mountaineer, seems hung in the air on a wing to creep out an ugly Spitz dog would drive them back OF THE TROUItLE. it is invaluable. A "Pot boll?" exclaimed the maddened youth, stag- again, and If they tried to go to sleep, they were con- perseverance with this remedy wll prove of glistening silver, made by the dip of the paddle as blood is retarded in its return; the gering back, " false Onaluska ! farewell forever !" stantly awakened by the songs of the revelers. At a positive and perm an rut cure- for - it catches the light. A little rill comes frollicking length when the party, tilled with wine, had fallen CIIILLS and FEVERS and all MALA- Don't," exclaimed the frightened maiden, as her asleep under the table, the country mouse stole out down the mountain, and tosses in the bossom of the RIAL POISONS. lover rushed to the verge of the precipice ; for they from his hiding place and bade his friend good-by, too frequent use of drastic purgatives lake a handful of dancing pearls. J ust below here saying: " This high living may agree with some, but Thousands of Testimonial: attest the were on the clifl, afterwards called Lover's Leap. truth of these claims. the river spreads over a broad field of shingles, and it don't suit me. Give me old cheese rinds, and a The father of Onaluska was sampling the great well-ordered state of society, in preference to dainty Price, One Dollar, in large bottle« or - ten thousand little cascades glisten like handfuls Of tends to produce congestion of the six bottles, $5. medicine fountain, and had drained his tenth gourd fare, where care, fear and a Spitz dog are in waiting." snow. Looming across the West rises old Big Sewell, of the water, when a piercing shriek resounded grand and giantlike ; little clouds float up his breast, through the woods. To cast the gourd down and Moral—Be contented with your lot, if it be only a bowels, torpid action of the liver and fringe his cheek like the hoary beard of Tithonus, and DYSPEPSIA. rush up the mountain side was the work of a mo- small lot In the country. change to rose color as his rugged brow flushes at the GASTRON. ment; there, leaning over the giddy clifl, was his kiss of Aurora. And the great river rolls beneath, numerous other causes are the source daughter, but no Chowonk Bujune. MEDIOAL, GASTRON is a safe, speedy, and posi- now like a lake, now rushing in a thousand cataracts tive cure for that most depressing of ail- against piles of enormous grey boulders, and bursting "Cruel parent, this is your work," said the daugh- ments, and a brief course of treatment will ter, pointing below, where a quivering mass of dis- of this complaint, and hitherto noth- restore the digestive organs to their pris- over the obstacles with a sound of reverberating tine strength, and promote the healtIty torted Indian corpse mark ed the last of poor Chow- FIRST DOSE thunder, then for a while smooth and calm, but still ON A BOSTON POLICE OFFICEK. action of the stomach and intestines. The rolling on ODly to renew the continuous, interminable onk. " But I will show you the faith of an Indian ing effectual has been presented to the nervous irritability of literary and all maiden." Saying which she extended her arms in persons pursuing a sedentary life, is strife that leads its resistless flow on to the sea. So BOSTON, NOV. 15,1871. speedily removed by this agent. The - seems the pleasure of human life, beginning at a the air, cast one long look down the awful abyss, and H. K. STEVENS: stoma cu is restored to health and the hey- - pure fountain, a rill, then a river, by resistless des- before the father could prevent, had turned and walked Dear Sir—In the spring of 18691 was stricken down public which would rapidly alleviate note of the system will once more respond off in the other direction. with fever which had a long and almost hopeless run. in the performance of labor. tiny borne on through calm and placid scenes, and The best medical advice bein^ in attendance, I was Price, One Dollar, in large bottle, or - then rushing into the crash and roar of conflict. In recommending the reader to make or find an op- taken through the fever; but it left me terribly re- symptoms and ultimately prove an six bottles, $3. portunity to see the most majvelously enchanting duced and weak, with excruciating pains in my side, From the majestic and graceful curves of the scenery in America, I must say that the engineer who back and hips. 1 was completely prostrated with Alleghanies the front of nature changes again when Kidney Complaint, and no medicine seemed to reach built this Chesapeake and Ohio road was a trump in effective cure. In PILON we have a Big Sewell advances two giant watch towers, grey and my case. BRONCHITIS AND LUNG his way ; for the train moves along mountain sides In this condition 1 was persuaded to try VEGETINE, grim, that rear their towering battlements to the very and on the giddy brink of precipices lor a hundred by a friend whom it cured of the same disease, and it sky and stand, awful, grand and defiant, while right remedy which not only acts almost in- AFFECTIONS. miles or so without imparting a single shiver of fear. seemed as though 1 could feel the effect of the first opposite the mountains rise to an equal height, and dose through my whole system ; and from that mo- TRACHEON. The curves are not sharp, so as to careen the car, and deep below the solemn rush of the river seems to ment I began to mend, gradually growing better from the grades are easy, or, at .least, they seem to be, so day to day; and I followed on with the VEGETINE stantly, but will remove the largest A slight so-called cold will ofttimes~ utter : lead to a serious cough, which, uncared soft and velvety is the glide of the coach over the until it completely restored me to health, since which " Men may come and men may go, time I have been able to perform my duties as a po- for or badly treated, must have but one But I roil on forever." rails connected with the magical "fish bar." From lice officer, enjoying good health; and there is no result—it must eventuate in a settled case West or East let the traveler, whether on business or doubt about the great value of VEGETINE in Kidney tumors of the parts (Piles) by absorp- of BRONCHITIS, or tvliat is worse, the Just below these immense grey crags the Hawk's Complaint and similar diseases. deadly CONSUMPTION. To all suffering Nest canon begins, and extends fifteen miles—a close, pleasure bent, so arrange his trip as to strike the New 1 am sir. respectfully. from harassing cough and expectoration, deep gorge, through whose jaws the river pours in river in the daytime, and he may see from the car LAFAYETTE FORD, 564 Broadway. tion, and many who have received TRACHEON offers a sound, reliable, and window a panorama never to be forgotten In a life- permanent relief. It augments expecto-- great masses of snowy spray, and over enormous r at ion, and enables the patient to expeV- . boulders, the size of ordinary houses. It is wild and time, and which, ere many years, must eclipse in re- that terribly septic deposit, which, if te ft' port all the beauties of our western world. not only benefit, but have been radi- without judicious treatment, must com- picturesque in the extreme ; the grey, jagged cliffs All Diseases of the Blood. municate its poison to the vesicular sub- emerge from masses of wooded steeps, where the rich GLESROY. stance of the lung, degenerating and de- evergreens look like gems set in the variegated au- If VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cally cured, have been assured (prior stroying that most essential of Organs, tumn tints. The Hawk's Nest, or Jefferson's Pillar, cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect and ultimates only in an early anil un- SHADOWS BEFORE. health after trying different physicians, many reme- timely death. TRACHEON has no equal, juts out and hangs over the river seemingly with a dies, sulfering for years, is it not conclusive proof, if to using this treatment) by eminent much less a superior, and its use will not spear full of .two thousand feet; far from its grey, you are a sufferer, you can be cured? Why is this only remove %he deposit, thereby affording Ancient Prophecies Current in the Turk* medicine performing such great cures? It works in jagged crest tho river looks like a thread of silver, great relief, but heals the membrane and isli Capital. the blood, in the circulating fluid. It can truly- be leaves the patient in possession of healthy and from below a group of people on the beetling called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great surgeons that the only relief they ever lung tissue. ledge barely show a dot of color. The sun, going Very little mention has been made throughout the source of disease originates in the blood; and no med- Pricej Fifty Cents per bottle, or six present crisis of those curious prophecies which icine that does not act directly upon it, to purity and bottles, $2.SO. ^^^^^ westward, throws an ever-varying light on these wild abound In the Turkish capital on the very subject of renovate, has any just claim upon public attention. cotild expect in life would be by an and beautiful pictures, which, seen even from the this war. Almost from time Immemorial these pre- dictions seem to have been rife in Constantinople, and car window, leaves an indelible impression of wonder they may be traced back at least a long time before and beauty. the capture of the city by its present owners. One of Seventy-one Years of Age. operation, and removing it or them PILES. Hemorrhoids. the most notable is that which Gibbon mentions in his EAST MARSHEIELD, Aug. 22,1870. PILON. Of all this marvelous panorama, however^ the most chapter on the Russian invasions : " By the vulgar MR. STEVENS: beautiful picture is the falls, just below the mouth of of every rank it was asserted and believed that an Dear Sir—I am seventy-one years of age; have suf- Many causes tend to produ ce this pain- from, the body by a procedure which ful and distressing state. The blood is the Greenbrier river ; and we must certainly credit equestrian statue in the square of Taurus was secretly fered many years with Kidney Complaint, weakness inscribed with a prophecy, how the Russians, in the in my back and stomach. I was induced by friends retarded in its return; the too frequent the poetic fancy of the Indian whose crude tongue last days, should become masters of Constantinople." to try your VEGETINE, and I think it the best medi- use of drastic purgatives tends to produce- has left it the name of Wonder-Dream ; for not the This was at least as early as the twelfth century, be- cine for weakness of the kidneys 1 ever used. 1 have necessitated the knife. This remedy congestion of the bowels, torpid action of fore the Latin conquest of the city. There have been tried many remedies for this complaint, and never the liver, and numerous other causes are- Rhine, nor the Danube, in the aureola of a thousand two successful sieges since that time—the one by the found so much relief as from the VEGETINE. It the source of this complaint, and hitherto years of legend and romance, can show a view so Franks and Venetians, and the other by the Turks; strengthens and invigorates the whole system. Many has been hailed with delight, and is nothing effectual has been presented to lovely and entrancing. It should be seen in the even- but for many centuries the Muscovite invader has not of my acquaintances have taken it, and 1 believe it to the public, which would rapidly alleviate got even as far as the Golden Horn or the Golden be good for all the complaints for which it is recom- symptoms and ultimately prove an effect- ing, from a point on the right bank, four hundred Gate. "Perhaps," adds Gibbon, " the present gene- mended. we cure, in JtUjVJx we nave a remedy yards below the falls; looking southward, the eye ration may yet behold the accomplishment of a predic- Yours truly, J OSIAH H. SHERMAN. notv prescribed by many practising which not only acts almost instantly, but holds in one glance the whole effect, where on na- tion of which the style is unambiguous and the date will remove the largest tumors of the parts unquestionable." But that generation has long (Piles) by absorption, and many who ture's loveliest lake-mirror the red autumn, teeming passed away, and the prediction remains unfulfilled. W^uld Grivc a [Dollar for a Dose, physicians, who are cognisant of its have recexved not only benefit, but have with all its gorgeous tints, the blue sky and floating Time out of mind every generation, both before and BOSTON, May 30,1871. been radically cured, have been assured! clouds, make a reflection that is a dream of beauty ; since, has expected with more or less certainty the fall H. R. STEVENS, Esq.: (prior to using this treatment) by emi- of the imperial city ; yet; with a vitality worthy of the Dear Sir—I have been badly afflicted with Kidney nent surgeons that the only relief they in the back ground the mountains rise peak on peak, I ancient Byzantine Empire, it defies the threats of the Complaint for ten years ; have suffered great pain in merits, as the only lcnoivn sure cure ever could expect in life, would be by an bathed in the evening sun-glare ; in the center a mass prophets as well as the cannon of the Invader, and Is my back, hips and side, with great difficulty In pass- perhaps to-day as really unlikely to be besieged and ing urine, which was often and in very small quanti- operation, and removing it or them from of glistening snow falling over great black and grey taken as at the time when Gibbon indulged in his ties, frequently accompanied with blood and excruciat- the body by a procedure which necessitat- boulders in a thousand cataracts, and above, an arch for PILES. ed the kn.ife. This remedy has been hailed rash glance into the future. This, however, is far ing pain. I have faithfully tried most of the popular with delight, and is now prescribed byr of spray and mist wavering in ever shifting clouds, from being the only prophecy of the kind current in remedies recommended for my complaint; I have Constantinople. Tne Turk, who is nothing if not been unxler the treatment of some of the most skillful many practising physicians, who are cog- on which the sun pours a flood of splendor, tossing superstitious, adopted on his entrance into the city physicians in Boston, all of whom pronounced my case nizant of its merits, as the only known and blending all the tints, from glistening frost to the ancient traditions, and, attaching to them their incurable. This was my condition when I was ad- • Pfrice, Fifty Cents per package, or sure cure for PILES. full share of supernatural authority, added them to vised by a friend to try the VEGETINE, and I could Price9 Fifty Cents per package, or sixr rose color, as the wild cataract revels in a dance of many others of Mahomedan origin. Gannadius, the see the good effects from the first dose I took, and for $2.60. glory—a Wonder-Dream, indeed, that holds the soul in patriarch, writing about the time of the Turkish occu- from that moment I kept on improving until I was a trance of delight. The sun sinks behind the moun- pation, declares that there was an ancient prophecy entirely cured, taking In all, 1 should think, about six six for $2.50. THE ABOVE REMEDIES ARE tains, and the tall, ghostly shadows creep on and en- inscribed on the tomb of Constantine which was to the bottles. thorough in the eradication of the differ- following effect: " On the first of the Indict the ent and variotis maladies denominated wrap the scene till away down in the dark mirror the kingdom of Ishmael, he that is called Mahomet, shall It is Indeed a valuable medicine, and if 1 should be afflicted again in the same way I would give a dollar Sent by mail on receipt of price. and are the result of patient, searching dome above is reflected, and the night sets her watch overthrow the race of the Paloeologi, and shall gain laborious, and scientific investigation^ possession of the seven-hilled * * * * on the ; for a dose, if 1 could not get it without. with a thousand bright sentinels. The scene again Respectfully, J. M. G1LE, embracing a period of many years, in ninth of the Indict he shall overthrow the Dalmatse. I Europe and America. changes as the moon rises and casts over the waters a Again he shall turn back for yet a little time. He 361 Third St., South Boston. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers stirs up a mighty war against the Dalmatae and is a If the specific directions are complied band of gold, her orb dancing fantastically in the little broken. And the people and the tribes, with Life a Burden. with, thousands of patients will bear wit- clouds of spray and mist. The scene is wild, weird ness to their relative merits, and corrob- the assistance of the Western nations, shall engage In BOSTON, NOV. 2, 1873. in Medicine throughout the World. orate every assertionx Where there are- and unearthly, but still so lascinating that you turn war by sea and land, and shall overthrow Ishmael. His decendants shall reign with less, little, very little H. R. STEVENS, Esq.: many complications of disease, and pa- again and again to catch the witchery of that enchant- Dear Sir—From a poor, emaciated sufferer, the tients so desire, DR. CHANDLER wilV power. But the yellow-haired race, together with all VEGETINE has restored me to perfect health. ing scene, and feel once more the magic spell of "The their coadjutors, shall overthrow Ishmael, and shall Prepared solely by be pleased to give all information, and* I have for years been a terrible sufferer from Can- treat by letter if necessary. Wonder-Dream," with the music of elf-land and the take the seven-hilled with Its privileges." Never has this curious prediction, whether the work of Genna- ker and Dyspepsia,) at times rendering life almost a Descriptive and Explanatory Circu- wild dance of sprites and fairies. dlus or of any one else, been so applicable as at times burden to me. I am now fifteen (15) pounds heavier lar of the above remedies sent on receipt' within the past few months. The fall of Abdul Aziz than when I commenced the use of VEGETINE. of stamp. If the PROPRIETARY- KANAWHA FALLS. and the subordinate position of his wretched successor I will make mention that I was also a great suf- MEDICINES are not on sale at your History and legend have erroneously stamped this ferer from Kidney Complaint, causing excruciating DR. CHANDLER, particular druggist's, send orders to seemed to verify the words, " less, little, very little pain through the small of the back nearly all of the point as the real object of interest on the great rail- power." In the yellow-haired race it is easy to see the Russian invader, the white Czar; and all their time. This, too, VEGETINE has cured, and I am now way route westward through "Virginia ; and it is true coadjutors would manifestly be the Roumanians, Ser- a perfect picture of health, and I will add, happi- DR. CHANDLER, that the sacred names of George Washington and vians, Montenegrins, Bulgarians, Slavs, and per- ness—all caused from the use of a few bottles of VEG- J479 Broadway, New-York City. haps some others we could mention. ETINE. 1479 Broadway, New YorTc, Jefferson have lent an Impress of good authority to Respectfully, H. G. HUGHES, For pal«» by J. W. Prow, flth at,, and Pa. ave. ianT-ly such a reputation. Here may the traveler behold a 1 Union place, Boston, Mass. EKY JSEST PRICES PAID FOR cliff named after Jefferson, a road made by Washing- Wallachius, in his Life of Mahomet, says that the VEGETINE is composed of Roots, Barks and Herbs. Where Orders can be addressed. ton and, relic of relic, a cabin within whose sacred Turks " now read in their annals how that the Ma- It is very pleasant to take; every child likes it. Y SECOND-HAND CLOTHING-, walls reposed for many weary nights the destinies of homedan rule shall survive until the white and yel- FOK SALE BY J. W. DREW, OOR. NINTH BOOTS, SHOES, fcO.- low children of the north shall come." In the seven- Vegetine is sold by all Druggists, STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AT JUSTH'S OLD STAND, a country in the person of Colonel Rutherford B. ' teenth century this prediction was thoroughly in sep2-4 marl8-l}'3 612 D street northwest. Orders by mail promptly attended to. mar21-tl 4 THE CAPITAL - -SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. 4

THE SPEAKERSHIP. THE LABOR EXCHANGE has been so far THE INDICATIONS are now that we shall GOSSIP BY ROBERTS, THE CAPITAL. We have not had at any time a reason to productive of what is vulgarly called by the wicked have a revival of business ere long that will go far men of Newspaper Bow "chin music." The steady toward quieting the disturbed condition of the coun- doubt that the House will be organized on flow of sickly "bosh" in this direction is going try. If Congress can for once be induced to legislate It is evident from the way the official scimeter has WASHINGTON CITY. the same interests and impulses that settled been swinging around decapitating heads in Ala- far to disgust the people with the proposed use of for the people instead of corporations and dead capital, bama, that the Spencerlan system is not in vogue at the Presidential difference. The South is charity, so as to make it available for unemployed there is no reason why this start in the direction of the White House. The star of the carpet-bagger is prosperity may not be continued. The great West fast setting, and in a short time the South will be now, as the South was on the 4th of March labor. Thero is entirely too much gush and not cleared of the fungus that has been fattening 1 tself on SDNDAÏ MORNING SEPTKMBEB 10, 1877. teems with produce, while cotton, rice and tobacco at last, master of the situation. Now, while enough telling work. We want more money and less the desolation and ruin consequent upon a civil war. talk. We will take the whole concern, at their first the South never promised more. If, however, the They were human buzzards feeding on a carcass. The the South is Democratic and favors home- uttered sentence, to bo the most benevolent, wisest, railroad monopolists are permitted to plunder, as here- war was responsible for a great deal of bad poetry and us- Now that the Business Season is about to open, bad everything. Severe diseases, we are told, leave rule, it is also " for the old flag and an ap- impulsive set of money-getters ever threatened with tofore, these promises will be short lived and end in always a mark behind; the war left tlie carpet-bagger. we simply remind advertisers that we circulate more propriation." We do not blame our erring eternal damnation on account of their riches. Having disaster. We have but one resource 4n this country They were, as a class, men who had, by a fortunate that seems inexhaustible, and that is our indomitable course of events, escaped being immured in their na- papers, both local and by mail, than all the other sisters, or rather, to use the phraseology of done this, we entreat them to do something. What energy. But even this may be exhausted, and long tive penitentiaries. They went South deliberately to • Sunday papers of Washington combined. they can do God alone knows, if he, in his care of steal the cents from the dead men's eyes, and got the day, our erring brothers, for being thus creation, has any time to bestow on this convocation suffering end in hopeless despondency. them. Alabama is fast being cleaned out, and the moved. While they were fighting for their of fatherless owls and crows. other States will be renovated soon. In South Caro- lina the crop of patriots, pure and undeflled, has been LABOR IN THE POMTICAX ARENA. principles the North, in possession of the We are moved to this by some remarks by that immense. Under the reign of Moses thousands upon THE MAINE ELECTION indicates that the Government, was emptying the Treasury in estimable citizen and benevolent christian, Mr. thousands ot dollars of the State's money was squan- The workingmen's party in Ohio has been Republican organization there has yet money enough dered, no one knew how nor where; the only evidence Mitchell, merchant, who undertook to account for the behalf of internal improvements of its own to carry the State, and so continue a war that has seen was an unfinished penitentiary, In building in convention at Columbus, and nominated fact that the idle negroes of our city will not go into which he evinced great thoughtfulness lor the neces- locality. The South, impoverished by the ended everywhere but in'New England. As this is a State ticket for the October election. The the country when their labor is in demand. Mr. sities and future provision of a home for his compan- the Off Year, with not much at stake, ballot quo- ions in arms. That building, in Columbia, the gem of platform is not so objectionable as many war. feels keenly the sense of injustice that Mitchell has been among them, and says he finds tations must have indicated a low figure, at $1.50@$2 the Palmetto State, will stand as a fitting monument leaves them without aid from the Govern- they decline the pilgrimage proposed because they of the pestilence that threatened to destroy it. Friend •others, and yet fails clearly and distinctly to a vote. This so simplifies the troublesome business of cannot be secure of their rights. They can have Patterson, the Awful Bad, is having it made anything make iip the issue upon which the gravest ment. They are opposed on principle to elections that we wonder the system is not more ex- but pleasant for him. It is hard to tell which is the labor, and get pay for the same, but their rights are subsidies and internal improvements at the tended. worst, the accuser or the accused, in this ease. Pot question of the age is to be fought. insocure. These farmers hurt their feelings calling kettle black is a simile that utterly fails in We have reached the time when the prop- expense of the (government, but find them- and disturb the serenity of their African minds, by this instance. The whole crowd of witnesses and ac- IF CHIEF JOSEPH be as wise as he is cusers are a set of reiormed thieves, who have been in osition is forced upon us of substituting selves in the situation of tlieBer. Mr. Kobe- swe aring at them and calling them " niggers." One the ring, "stealing, ever stealing, dear one, from son, father, we believe, of the late Secretary, intelligent colored franchise said he had been out to brave, he will keep Oh! Oh ! Howard at a safe dis- thee," and now have gotten into a row among them- •white slave labor for the late negro slave work for over a yer, and proposed to so remain, rather tance. If the Christian soldier once get's a chance to selves. Judge Mackey got $7,000 black-mail money who preached to a little congregation in the labor, and it is not only necessary to rally than jeopard his rights. rig up a little Freedman's bureau on him, Chief Joseph from the Blue Kidge company, his receipt for which Lord known as wreckers, on the coast of is now in Washington. Parker has got religion, is the friends of humanity, but so state our This, Mr. Mitchell tells us, is dreadful, and has got will have his teeth sold tor ivory, his toe-nails for glue, sorry for what he has done; so got u,p in meeting and while his noble red skin will be cut into razor straps. told all he knew. When the young man went to case that there may be no question as to the New Jersey. The good man was much op- to be stopped. - We concur with this inestimable Oh ! Oh! is not much for fight, but when it comes to Christ and asked to be allowed to become a follower, posed, on religions principles, to the practice citizen. We are weary of watching our door mat and he was told if he would be perlect and go with him he issue. getting his pious fingers on other people's money he of wrecking. One stormy day, when hold- washings, to say nothing of the gloom that darkens must sell what he possessed and give to the poor. It is true that we have before us only a our journalistic min^, when, we remember the last is a financier of great power. "But when the young man heard the saying he went ing forth on this subject, a wreck was an- away sorrowful, for he had great bossessions." So telegraphic summary of the platform and dressed chickens that disappeared from our kitchen, Parker wants to be a saint and with the elect stand, nounced as on their immediate coast' The proceedings, but they indicate too much, a to say nothing of cluster, new hat, umbrella., clothes and shows a pleasing willingness to whine over the congregation started to its feet. " Hold, brush and an Agricultural report, mysteriously re- PERSONAL. moral depravity of his fellow men; stilll have not blind striking out against evils not definitely heard of his giving up any of his ill-gotten possessions. brethren,',' ,shouted the good man, atjd liis moved from our hall—and all because ye Granger will found nor clearly understood; : startled hearers paused, while their pastor, use vulgar and profane expressions to the American —Secretary Sherman has registered at the Arling- 1 am reminded of an incident in the life of John It is well to demand that silver coin be citizen of African descent. " It's got to be stopped." ton. Logan, of "natiqnal calamity" fame. John was once descending the pulpit, made his way to the a sinlul youth, and played poker, and won from an again restored to its old use as money. Coin, How would it do to have these precious rights done —The Secretary of the Senate arrived in the city door. Gaining that he cried, "JTow let's up in small parcels and left with the Safety Deposit this morning. unsophisticated friend two hundred and fifty dollars. •either silver or gold, is the laborer's currency. He afterwards retormed, and was elected a member start fair." Company, to be held Secure under a pass-word, say —The first families of California arfe so called be- of Congress, and came to Washington to attend Sunday The late Senator Benton put this in a clear, " Squibob," or other significant and mysterious expres- cause they got there first. school at the Cave of the Winds. The sad-eyed loser also sion, until the said laborers return. wandered this way, probably alter an office, and while •concise statement, that was a conclusive ar- The South only wants to start fair, and —G. H. B. says the worst ills flesh is heir to are the in company with Logan, at Wlliard's, he mentioned Black Hills. gument in i ts favor. when she has equalized the plunder she will Or the estimable citizen might go out as a mission" the poker playing circumstance. "Ah," says the ary among the Grangers and remonstrate. If he —Ex-Governor Walker left for New York last even- atom of Illinois' piety, "I've reformed now—don't " It is tlie poor man's money," said that return to the good old Jeftersonian Demo- play poker any more." " Well," said the friend, shut- never returns, which is more than likely, we would be ing, to bo gone a week. ting up one eye, and gazing upon the calamity in a -iible statesman, "for when a man has a gold cratic doctrine. moved to build him a monument of battered soup —Sam Cox will take up his quarters in Washington meditatiye manner, " 1 wish you had reformed, John, before yoii won that two hundred and fifty dollars of -dollar in his pocket lie has that which repre- While the Government lies stranded like a kettles on the Ividwell Bottoms, where the miasma about the 1st of October. —The Hon. E. D. Webster arrived at the Arlington me." If Parker and the whole crowd had reformed sents a day's labor, [in 1845.] It is value in huge whale, and vultures and wolves are dwells and the mock turtle mourns its melancholy before they had taken all they could, and there were no mate. from a tour of inspection in the South. more positions they could get, South Carolina and itself. If he fall down a steep place and get eating in at the head, may not the poor —Maude Granger is at the Imperial. She came the public at large would have been better satisfied. killed, and fifty years after his bones be found That Patterson "bought his way into the national Fog sharks have food at the other extremity ? IT WOULD HAVE BEEN better for Justice Wednesday last to rehearse her new play, Broken Bank no one ever doubted ; if he had not some one with that gold dollar among them, Lis bones Whether it be good or ill—a truism or a Joe Bradley to have passed the late charges anent his Vows. else would, and probably he won't care about the —There is a bridal party at the Arlington, and the throwing mud at him if he comes Out as much ahead are worth that, dollar. But if, on the Con- fallacy—ît Ts yet a fact. The Southern change of opinion in the electoral commission in si- as Robertson of South Carolina, who said it cost him bride is said to be the most beautiful woman In Mary- trary, we h aye a paper dollar, which js a Democracy means to have aid to develop lence—dignified or otherwise. He exhibits, a nervous forty thousand dollars to get into the Senate, but he anxiety, to say the least, that is suspicious, and in de- land. had made sixty out of it. A very good percentage, iprom ise to pay coin, he has that which de- the material interests of tlie South. —Autumn hath blown. The present month is spelt whon wo take into consideration the Tact that proba- nying that which no one charged, and in confessing to bly not a dollarof the purchase money came out of his pends u pon outside influence ovpr which he This has been seized on by the cunning a Vacillation not before suspected, he makes a said mud- SeptembeJR, and the voice of the oyster is heard in the pocket. One thing that astonishes a novice like my- land; self is the remarkable tendency public men have of lias no control—some boards Of directors, politicians and monopolists of Pennsylvania. dle of the business, and if possible lowers himself yet more in public estimation. Justice Joe's record in —Mr. Page McCarty, the brilliant Southern corre- placing themselves on paper, thereby driving the nail mostly speculators—and his paper dollar mày 1 into their coffin. They have set the Sonth wild in favor of the spondent of THE CAPITAL, has returned to Rich- be at par or may be worth but forty cents, or, Washington, unlike the ermine he degrades, is not by "Letters have oittimes caused the writers Tom Scott Southern Pacific, and why, Mr. any means pure and spotless. Railroads, in secur- mond. To curse the day they, were inditers." as most likely, it ends in being not worth Sam Tilden told the Southern delegation ing the services of eminent attorneys, have not added —Dr. A. Y.P. Garnett, jr., second son of our distin- Men read how. others came to grief through written guished physician, left on last Thursday lor Peru, on lines, say " what a fool," and turn round and do the waste paper." last Christmas, when he froze all the zeal to the reputation of the legal talent when legitimately' very thing themselves. There seems to be an infatua- confined in their services to the courts. But when the account of delicate health. tion about it that they cannot resist, just the same as This is all that can be said on the subject, out of j them by saying that he was not —Senator Spencer is married now, and will probably people will persist in setting kerosene lamps on hot attorney is used as a lobbyist, the client coincides with stoves, although they read in every paper they take but it is enough. The intrinsic value of the only opposed to all subsidies, but especially the public in fixing the status of the legal luminary. give Alabama a rest. Alabama, in Indian phraseolo- up the result of such reckless behavior. gy, means "Here we rest." •coin, silver or gold, makes it'a safe currency, to one that was.meant to lift, the l'ennsylva- , Justice Bradley never was open to the suspicion of Speaking of letters reminds me of one I received —Manager Ford has organized an exceptionally .and the only one upon which a laborer can nia Central out of bankruptcy. inventing dynamite, but he was regarded as being a insisting on my retracting a statement made in one pretentious sort of shyster on the civil side—just the strong company for the coming season. Some worse of my letters a short time since, relative to the way depend. We ai-e not disposed to discuss the merits, money was raised to make up for that which was sort of man to pack a court with in behalf of the cor- actors are starring or starving. stolen by the relative of a high official in tie Nor was it out of place to resolve in favor or demerits of this project ; we have only to porations whose dirty work he had been employed to —Our German silver gentleman, Secretary Key, a Treasury Department. I would publish the letter colored man, a page, and our gosling of Tennessee, entire, only space is valuable, and 1 don't care to give -of the greenback, as'against the bank issue of say that in speculating as to who will be the . accomplish. a second-rate official such prominence throughout the left last night to join the Administration in its swing promises to pay money; for the power dele- man to organize the next House, it is well to That he had two sets of opinions, and was prepared whole country whore THE CAPITAL goes. 1 do not Or to ride in on either, no one doubts. But why ho South. will not retract one word, for 1 have the facts to back J gated to corporations, that the Constitution keep this element in view. We cannot say me, and when I know 1 am right, and can prove it, should make the fact public at the time which he did, —Mrs. John H. Semmes and the Misses Semmes there is not force enough in the land to make me clearly restricts to the Government, is far in advance who will be Speaker, but we can unless he wanted his judicial backbone strengthened have returned to Washington from the Virginia "apologize," or take anything back. I leave it for mountains, where they have been sojourning during the members of the Cave of the Winds to take back more dangerous to labor than it would be fairly sfiy who will not. Mr. Sam Randall, by one side or the other, Is the question. • Wo expect a one day what they said the day before. When 1 the summer. •were the Government to exercise its constitu- to begin with, will not. He is a gentleman judge to Consider both Sides, and lean to one or the know I am right I will stick to it—"scissors" to the —Mr. Baumgras, the artist, w ho for the last twenty last. So all interested can consider the statement tion al privilege. The assertion'urged by in- who belongs to a close, compact and unani- other, as the weight of law and fact moves him. But made over again. Apropos, I would like to ask what when he takes the two parties into his confidence, any years has been a resident of this city, has started for becomes of the money deducted for "shorts" and teres ted parties against endowing the na- mous political organization called Sam Ban- judge so doing is guilty of an Indiscretion; and Champaign, Illinois, to accept the art professorship "overs." This must amount to quite, a sum. A tional Treasury with banking powers is not of the State University of that place. woman went crazy in trying to solve the problem of dall, and his conistency consists in being Bradley lays himself open to the reasonable suspicion where the pins went to, and it is enough to make one tenable. The national Treasury is from ne- true to himself. Therefore, being à Demo- of seeking somethipg. besides law and fact to enable —Two notable debuts by Washington ladies have oc- hunt up a ravine to die in, to try and guess the conun- him to decide. And this being the case, the private curred lately. One was Miss Dora Lockhart, who came drum of where that money goes to that is deducted cessity possessed of and in continued exercise crat, he has found no difficulty in being re- from the women in some bureaus of the Treasury De- opinions of Justice Joseph, written out at that time» out at Bridgeport under the auspices of Boucicault. •of banking powers.* It receives on deposit partment. If you ask the official head he will ex- turned to Congress by a corrupt navy-yard are not of so much interest to us now as his private Her beauty and promise of talent i s said to have won plain it rapidly, and you become so lost in admiration the mo ney of others, and in paying the same under control of the Republicans, and while the audience. The other was Miss Mamie Wilson, at his great flow ot speech that you forget until after- bank account at that time. wards that you really don't know anvthing more about out again, in accordance with law, only ex- advocating economy to a painful extent, has who made her debut last Thursday with Kate Clax- it than you did at first. It is a conundrum that the ton. Miss Wilson takes the stage name of May Clay- public is somewhat interested in finding out, and 1 ercises banking privileges. Its promises to voted with steady perseverance to put public am concentrating my brain to see If 1 cannot solve it. THERE IS MUCH SPECULATION afloat over ton. Her retirement from social circles will be a pay coin, issued and Bsed as currency, would money in the pockets of his constituents, I have strong suspicions that some of it has gone into the consequences likely to happen the United States severe blow to the Analostan Boat Club. Miss Wilson nice little brick houses and other comforts of that kind. jieith er extend, limit or otherwise affect its through fiber paper contracts, navy extrava- was attached to the Light-house board. Some of it goes, the same instinct tells me, to make Senate should O. P, Morton remain helpless or Sena- up " deficiencies " that are attributable to the upper privileges and duties as the national bank of gance and a thousand other schemes of like tor Spencer hateful to the Republicans. We are told, grades, but which the women are made to pay. the people, constitutionally made from sort. But to crown his disqualifications, lie is among other things, that President Hayes will find Inspector of Buildings. himself antagonized by a Democratic Congress. It An ither thing I would like to know the reason of— necessity, and carefully guarded by law. Its the author of the resolution against subsidies, To the Editor of THE CAPITAL. may be stupidity on our part, but we fail to see these why, in some ot the bureaus in the Treasury Depart- 'issues, regulated by statute, would be far that captured so.many simple-minded Penn- In your issue of September 9 an article appeared ment, if a woman is obliged to remain home on direful consequences. Rutherford B. Hayes is Presi- headed "Inspector of Buildings," over the signature account of sickness for a day, her pay is "docked" that safer to the pockets and liberties of the people sylvanians at their late election. dent through the grace of J oe Bradley and the Re- •of "D-Vider," inviting the attention of the interested much? Uncle Sam is a good paymaster, and has a right to exact that value received, in work and atten- publican party. He has adopted the Democratic many and the disinterested few, by asking a series of -than this power delegated to corporations,- questions,and answers each one of them himself,in rela- tion to duties, shall be given for the money paid; still There, that will do for one installment. policy, and is President, not of a political ojgani?a- tion to the law governing our commissioners in making I cannot see why a woman, compelled by sickness to -and used first to oppress and then to swindle remain at home, should have the time deducted from Next week our readers may expect a con- tion, but of the United States. He is not a candidate the appointment of inspector of buildings for the Dis- the people. trict of Columbia. the little stipend she has, while the Secretaries and tinuation of the list of gentlemen who will for a second term, and so has lifted himself and office chiof officials can go away for weeks, on pleasure trips, so far above the political arena that its workings lose Six questions are asked, and I submit as to whether or or to lay the-wires for another position in case it should Of the same sort is the platform denouncing not be Speakers. not three pertinent questions, based upon sound princi- please Congress to remove them from that state of their ordinary significance. The Democratic Congress ples of philosophy, would not be more acceptable to the life in which they were cast by a confiding President. bounties paid certain manufacturing interests can antagonize his administration only by putting interested many and the disinterested few* and that Hardly a man of the "big fry" goes out of one posi- itself in opposition to its own avowed policy. they be allowed to answer for themselves, rather than tion, or rather he "resigns,'* that he does not step into through what is falsely called a protection of MINOR NOTES. otherwise: and being somewhat of a philosophic' another quite as good. He has used the time to American industries. While labor pays all We can readily see that the Republicans would in creature myself, I do not propose to indulge in erratic arrange this matter that belonged to the Government, AN EFFORT IS BEING made to have our such an emergency suffer from a rather awkward situ- suppositions rather than facts. and for which he was paid, yet I never heard of any taxes, and every effort made to force accumu- pay for lost time being deducted from -their salary— faithful mail-carriers better compensated lor their ation. They have the responsibility without "the To the first clause of question one, are not the words lated property, called capital, to pay its share, employed in this - section of the law mandatory? 1 ten chances to one it their very expenses were not valuable labor. That the system more than pays itself power, while the Democrats, relieved of the first care, I answer, yes, and that they have obeyed it by appoint- paid out of a "contingent" fund. A man, when he has failed, it is ,a monstrous outrage to make through its increased facilities, is an argument almost bid high for popular favor,; in the passage of laws a ing an architect, onO who not only professes, but pos- don't "feel well," concludes he is not able to work, unanswerable in favor of additional compensation. sesses the art of building; can both design and exe- lies in bed later, goes slowly out and gets a cocktail to the consumer directly eàrry the burden. When President put in power by the Republicans will have cute; and if the law requires more than this I fail to keep up his failing strength, and then endeavors to The labor done, extending from early morn till late at to approve. It is a little unpleasant for a doctor comprehend it, and must pass the remainder of the forget his pain by playing billiards all day, he don't the Government taxés* blankets, shoes, hats, night, through all sorts of weather, and as now ar- have his pay deducted. To tell the public this is jus- to have to carry his rival's medicine to a patient once first question as mere suppositions, emanating from tice. and expect it to be believed, attributes to the said iron in every possible shape, and other articles ranged, without rest on working days, not only de- his own. But let us hope that the medicine will be an egotistical mind. public a degree of idiocy that it does not possess. mands Intelligence and ability, but integrity for the The second question is one of suppositions, and is in general use, the consumer pays in accord- well shaken before taken, and much of it thrown entitled to suppositions Only;- no facts being asked, Every one in the departments, from the Secretary trust reposed in this so far honest and faithiul class, down to the messenger, are Govemm eot employees, ance with his consumption, whether lie' be away in wrath and disgust. no facts can be answered. the only diflerenoe being in the grade and salary; the lew stop to consider. It has come to *be a business The third and fourth questions deal in suppositions brains are often in favor ot the lower ones. Of course rich or poor. But while these people are process, involving large interests, as well as a facility only, and are hypothetically answered by tne writer, some are entitled by their position to privileges not 'howling about the pauper labor of Europe— D-Vlder. allowed to those, of a lower grade. But the business to the ordinary mail, and self-interests, to say nothing SEVERAL WEEKS ago eight well-known The fifth is a mass of suppositions also, and being rules of tho office should govern all alike. In sickness to which condition they are striving to reduce of thé demands of justice, calls for a lair day's wage physicians, permanently residing in this city, olfered neither a gambler or misanthrope, 1 cannot undertake and sorrow the lowest employee stands on equal for a fair day's work. to entertain the possibilities foreshadowed by the ground with the highest official, and when sickness us—they are the same men who import from to assume the medical and surgical management of writer. comes to them or their families they absent them- When the carrier system has once been tried no abroad this same pauper element to work in the alms-house hospital and to perform all the neces- The sixth question is an appeal to the architects of selves and no pay is taken out. Consistency is a jewel community will consent for a moment to its dis- sary duties, as physicians and surgeons, gratuitously. this city, and that they may. might or should resolve not found in the governmental departments. their manufactories and delve in their mines. something, coupled with a stab for the commissioners, continuance. One would as soon be without the mail While the subject was under consideration Mr. Com- who were unfortunate enough not to have been born in Civil service don't seem to be in vogue in the War These are subjects worthy of consideration, itseli as rëturn to the old, cumbersome, time-wasting missioner Bryan was sworn in. It is understood that this city, but that they are strangers, loose and law- Dejiartment, although Mr. McCrary expressed him- system of sending or going to the post-office and wait- he demanded the right to fill the vacancy, and the less. Now, Mr. Editor, I am not acquainted with any self in circulars that it will' be strictly regarded in but they are not in the lead, nor the grave ing for a delivery that, under the carrier system, is done of the commissioners and do not expect that they are making appointments. When Dr. Barnard resigned appointment was given to one but recently a resident X>erfection, and while we receive the good must we not | his position as compiler of the records of the rebellion, matters we are called upon at once to treat of. promptly at one's counting-room or house. We wasté' of the city, at a salary of $1,200 per year. Now we find take the evil also ? In conclusion, Mr. Editor, may | Mr. Frickly, who had been assisting him is his work, Until we have conquered these corpora- time, however, in advocating what, when once tried, Mr. Bryan at the head of a charity and labor move- not one ofyour constant patrons ask of you the inser- and was thoroughly conversant with the duties, ap- all recognize and sustain. tion of the above reply to my unknown friend, D- plied for the position, recommended by Dr. Barnard. tions we are not masters, and fighting other ment, depicting to public assemblages the poverty Vider, and trust that he may sleep soundly and out of The Secretary threw civil service overboard and ap- There are certain reforms, or rather there is im- and suffering of the community and the impecunious- prison? Ever yours, T. H. B. pointed a relative of his, who knew nothing of the «evils while the6e remain, must end only in a provement our excellent Postmaster General can ness of the commissioners' government. But when duties, and has to depend entirely on others for in- formation. waste of effort. These corporations hold the himself make, without waiting the slow progress of offices were to be given and friends were to be pro- A Birthday Party. Congressional appropriations. The first of these is vided for he thought differently. So it was earlier Between thirty and forty little friends of Miss The commissioner of patents has made a report to Ikey to the situation._ go long as a few rail- Florence Kalbfus, daughter of Mr. Thomas B. Kalb- the Secretary of the Interior, which reads nicely on croad co mpanies can keep their grip upon the to have an extra number of carriers added to take during this commissioners' government. The office of fus, so honorably known as the business manager of paper. We are told that the former abuses have been the place of those who may be ill or require a rest, physician to the alms-house, then held by Dr. Ford at the Sunday Herald, joined, last Thursday evening, in done away with; that tlie work is now equalized and throat of trade and their iron heels upon the a happy celebration of her ninth birthday, and filled every one is paid according to the work done. Now, j instead of, as now, appointing substitutes, and pay- a salary of $600 per year, was considered too expensive the commissioner meant all he said in his report, but tieck of labor, while draining an impoverished her mamma's pleasant parlors with most gleeful con- ! ing such substitutes out of the compensation allowed and abolished. A few months later it was reestab- gratulations in union of sweet childish voices. The ho Is slightly mistaken in its being a real fact. It is land of more than that demanded by thé the sick carrier. At the time the poor fellow most lished, the salary fixed at $l/,200 per year, and a friend, graceful little lady conducted her entertainment and a nice little official allegory. Women are to-day working together in the same room, on the same kind . needs his pay he is deprived of it; tor a man, perhaps relative, of Commissioner Phelps, imported to dispensed her hospitalities with the ease and hearti- General Government in its fearful indebted- ness which pertain to her joyful years, and like a gen- of work, yet one gets sixty and the other seventy-five about the tiriie'hè learns the route and duties, is dis- fill the place. The $100 per month which might have erous chatelaine. The dining-room was very tastefully dollars a month. Schurz can procure a position as ness, the liquidation of which is a supersti- charged. Then again, some well regulated rest should minister to Berlin, and go there and manage his In- been saved but for Mr. Bryan, would have relieved and appropriately decorated with flowers and ever- terior Department just as. well, and know just as well tion of capitalists, sd long as, these .remain be allowed these men, as ether clerks and officials en- the necessities of very many hungry laborers. greens, and on the wall at the upper end the motto what is going on in it as ho does now. To buy a our masters, we are utterly piostrate and joy. We know carriers who have not had a day off, " 1868, F. L. O. R. E. N. C, E., 1877 " was conspicuous. broom, label it "reform," and hang it up and look at The tables were rich with birthday cakes, frozen it, will not sweep dirt away, or clean out a department. helpless. The country is ripe for revolt save Sunday, in four and five years. .Our busings custard, peaches, pears, grapes, candies and nuts, Is the commissioner quite sure that the ^voucher" men and families, using the mails, do not demand ¡a, THE POLYGAMOUS APOSTLES of Utah, since and a great bowl o£ lemonade. The little folks business has bedti cldne away with ?—the arrange- against this infamous Usurpation, and if the | system of abject slavery. These extra men could the demise of the over-married leader, have gone marched two by two from the parlors into Jhe dining- ment which allowed certain favorite ones to draw on •workingmen take the lead they will not lack room, Miss Florence at the head of the table, and the the books seventy-five dollars per month, and then put acquaint themselves with the duties of the placés they back to the little used revelations from the Lord. decorous manner in which they enjoyed the abundant in a "voucher" for extra work, "value received." Is he •for following, and the- prestige of their suc- may be called upon to Ml,«and* when not so employed, We have never been much impressed with these reve- treat made it very pleasant for their elders. After- also certain in his own mind that there are not certain aid in 'otndr yrérlt of the pbât-office: wards the innocent games of the children were re- parties in his bureau who were put there by certain cess will open the way to other gréât points lations. There was in them too much "lo here" and newed, and at ten, with many good wishes to their senators, to help along the household expenses, and Another reform is one that will force families to use "lo there" business, showing that the Lord had not we now maKe. • bright little hostess, they separated for their homes. thereby save their pockety somewhat—who do little boxes properly constructed for the reception of their got beyond the English of James I., in which the The names of the guests recollected are the Misses work, and yet get the highest pay ? Because, if he is Bible was first translated, and was not well up in the MaryLowis. Hattieand Mattie Fisher. Dimple Noyes, sure of it, others are not. I am interested in my We want labor put on an equality with mail matter. The time lost in bell-ringing or knuckle Laura Whaley, Emma Sandford, Dollie Frere, Jennie Interior, It went back on me, yet "with all thy capital before the law. The recognition not skinning to letch out an illiterate housemaid, to have grammatical requirements of to-day. However, we Flood, Lottie Cook, Eva Starkey, Mary Eischenback, faults I love thee still," and, like Mrs. Micaw- her little talk with the carrier, make up a waste think that in the revelations about coming it will be Dollie Kepner, Minnie and Ida Eischenback and ber, I will never "desert" it, nor neglect it, and it shall only of labor unions, but a right to organize not sit sad and lonely this winter if 1 can nelp it. really serious to a people so busy as we are. found that the Lord has been Considering the situa- Mary Whitcomb, and Masters Fred Cleaves, Leon P. Martin, Sammy Ellis, John Alexander, Harvey ^precisely as capital is organized, with that Whether these reforms or improvements are enforced tion, and will direct that, owing to the unexpected Wright, Neddie and Harry Vandyke, Sammy and Everything Is so dull npw, people stand around interest in profit now held by capital, only or not, we trust that Congress may be induced to in- building of railroads, discovery of silver mines and Harry Lewis, John Brewer, George and Eddie Star- the hotels looking as unhappy and disconsolate as a key, Eddie Hall and Freddie Slater. barn-yard fowl standing on one foot against the Darn make up the step forward to save us from the crease the poor pay of these faithful men, who, in wet other changes, it is betted for the saints to have each dQOr in a rain, which is my idea of desolation. or dry—in summer's heat or winter's cold—bring to but one wife at a time, reserving any additional wives May the lovely hostess of the evening enjoy nine But as soon as the congressional overcoat is seen on degradation of white slavery, with which we times nine more as happy returns of as happy an oc- the street we will be happy. Asa precursor the theat- our doors the silent missives that have in them all for that other and better world, into which Gentiles casion, and remember without a cloud these *' days of rical season opens next week, for it can hardly be said Are threatened. that moves the world. and members of Congress may not enter. joy" and "hours of innocence." . , , ,,T ¿. to have "opened" with the trivialities ot Baby or the THE CAPITAL.—SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. 5

Wrestling; Hatch. OUR FRIEND PARKER has sent us a sample of pure vulgar variety show business or Otto. Maud Granger Bones. "What Is the worst bnr to ,encounter on the LOCAL ITEMS. linen paper, which Is made entirely of linen pulp, and .shows a courage which belongs to genlusin playing; Vanderbilt?" A." "A sand bar." BALTIMORE, MD., September 15.—The wrestling which is In every way or manner equal to parchment. Oamille before an audience which has witnessed Clara Middle Man. "Sambo, can yob tell me the differ- match between Professor Miller, th« champion Parker also has the finest assortment In the city off Morris in the role. However, as Miss' Granger Is ence between Charlotte and hert ad-mireijs®" ••A- wrestler, and Andrew Dennel of Allegheny county, PKOF. VALENTINE—Masonic Temple. the telegraph pen, which has created so much excite- said to have received her dramatic diploma at the "About a quarter^f «"mile—on the flats," ft«., &e. ' N. Y., lor $150 aside, at Masonic Temple to-night, ment among the mercantile Interests of our city. We Union Square Theater, where the e*ample of that There were several a tempts by some very sociable was won by Miller, he winning two falls out. ot KEEN, 414 Ninth street, is In possession of all the advise every one to visit Parker's and secure the best superb actress, Rose Eytinge, alone was a liberal edu- young men from Alexandria, and others connected three. • latest foreign and home pattern fashions, and every- in the way of stationery that oan be found. cation, I have hopes of seeing a Oamille (a favorite, with the morning press in Washington, at urymnastic thing manufactured by him this season will conse- with me) fresh, beautiful and spirituelle as Dumas exercise, such as walking a chalk line with a tooth- Tlie Weather To-Day. quently be in the latest and most approved style. Koss, at Seventh and Boundary streets, keeps the painted the Dame aux Camelias. As a woman I am pick for a balance-pole, standing on their bonds, &.C., For New England and the Middle Atlantic States best Soda Water and Root Beer. ap29-ti Interested In her, as she has the reputation of being which proved Vain, owing to the high wind pressure. nearly stationary temperature and pressure, southerly SALT WATER OYSTEBS at John's restaurant, Seventh resplendent in her toilets, and this play admits of winds, partly cloudy weather and rain areas. and D. TUB finest assortment of groceries In the city can be -gorgeous costumes. Poor Matilda Heron, whom I saw found at A. W. Davis', 820 Seventh streets. We are in this play when in my very youthful days, and 1 CORNS. Diseased Nails, etc. Dr. White, opposite augir-tf keeping house, and fully understand the necessity of •cried so much I nearly washed the orchestra away, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Wlllard's. . having the finest and best groceries the market can could not look the character, and Oiara Morris would JOHX C. Ul.i;XA\'S (i HOST. not waBte the money on the clothes. I saw Miss FOR SIGH and fancy painting call on the well afford. If we desire anything In the way of the best known firm of Armor & Montrop, 803 D street, who grooerles we call at 820 Seventh street. We advise Granger on the street and know she will look it, and FOREIGN NEWS. •Colonel George Butler, who is something of a judge, A Spiritualist Exhibition That Was Sot excel In everything in the way of painting. every one to follow our example. assures me that her dressing will be fully up to any LONDON, September 15.—There Is hardly room for doubc that the week's operations about Plevna did not Troubled by Investigators. Great Medical Discovery! DIED. woman's Worth, and any rioh manager's bank account. result us favorably for the Russo-Roumanian army as .So, as the Cave of the Winds is not yet in session, The Rochester Democrat and chronicle says : At a J. Bury's Pipsissewa! It cures gravel, dropsical BIORDAN.—On the night of the 18th of Septem- and there is nothing to amuse, I shall be torn up in was expected, in view of reports from Russian sources. seance in this tocalitv. last Saturday night, the spirit The brief Turkish bulletin about affairs at Plevna swellings, ulceration of the kidneys, bladder, &c. It ber, 1877, at 11:55 p. m„ Patrick Francis, youngest son mind until 1 see the handsome Granger on Monday oi the late John O. Heenan, embodied for the oc- is also a most excellent tonic. Sold by all druggists. night, clothed in all her glory and tine linen, and reads: "Since Friday the Russians have made contin- casion, put In an appearance. Mr. Heenan—ii we of Daniel and Ellen Rlordan, aged three years and blazing in diamonds and genius. uous assaults, but have been repulsed. We have re- may speak of the apparition as a person—appeared to three months. captured the redoubts on the Lovati "Toad, which re- be in such excellent hoolth that the suggestion ran The funeral will take place Monday, the 17th In- cently fell into the enemy's hands." This coincides "I THANK GOD that the newspapers did not make stant, from the residence of his parents, 107 H street By the way, can't the orchestra at the National around the circle that perhaps death was the best me!" exclaimed the insubordinate Ben. Butler. But Theater play some airs a little more lively. 1 may with the only detailed narratives yet received, and cure for consumption. The form was stalwart and northwest. Relatives and friends are respectfully in- have been unfortunate In the nights I selected, but with the latest Hussian bulletins. Friends of Hussla tho magnificent suits of clothes turned out by Saks Sc vited te attend. * the arms thereof were exceedingly muscular. Co. have greater reason lor thanks, and can turn to the music made me think of a funeral, and " iriends have reason to fear, therefore, that the capture of "I want-to know," said Mr. Heenan, "ef there's will now take a last look " was constantly In my mind, Grlvica redoubt is of much Jess significance than was their maker, Saks, and offer up their praises. They any person in this room as has doubts of the reality ot speak for themselves. They fulfill every requisite in and I felt as if X did not care how soon the "proces- at first represented. Xf so, Osman Pasha may await this thing. Ef there is such a person, I want ter in- sion formed." One don't want to go to the theater to his reinforcements without fear of further immediate the advice given by Polonlous to his son, and are terview him about two minntes." about as perfect as anything can be in this vale of R. F. HARYEY, ruminate on the other world ; it is bad enough to read molestation. These reinforcements are, according to "Extraordinary materialization," said a timid that Roscoe Conkling has been " quaffing sulphur at the Times' Vienna dispatch, already on the way from tears. There are no tears in Saks' clothes. They man, with admiration. "I ¿ever saw such power, such wear grandly; and last, but by no means least, Saks, the springs," because it becomes a dead certainty Sofia, whence most of the reserves have been sent entire confidence." what sort of a time they will have in the Fog Bank across tho Balkans to Orchanie. understanding the tightness of the times, arranges his when he gets here and a reaction takes place. Mr. "What d' yer soy?" said Mr. Heenan, turning pricos to suit them. Ford has renovated up, so that now the National is a Tho following description ot Suleiman Pasha's posi- sharply and making a fine exhibition of his knowl- 933 F Street Northwest. very pretty little theater, and if the leader will give tion, written ten days ago, is probably still correct in edge of tlie manly art. "Gimme a word—jest one Dubant's. word ! I feel like I should like to kill somebody." us a little different class of music, and the peanut the main : Suleiman Pasha's army, including rein- /a advise the patrons of THE CAPITAL to visit Du- dec!9-tfl fiends in the loft are Kept in a little better order—with forcements just received, keeps up its original num- " I had no intention of offending whatever. I do We the programme for the" fall season as given us—we berof iiiJOQO tnen. with ample field artillery and moun- not question the representation at. all. Go 'way, bail-felit. l it there is an authority on oysters in the city of may look for pleasant entertainments, and 1 hope the tain guns. Upon bis right and left he has established please. You make me nervous." Washington it is Ned Dubant. Fried oysters are a SPEOIAL N0TI0ES. public will show their appreciation of Mr. Ford s sixteen guns, which gave the Russians no rest, night " Nervous, hey ?" said Mr. Heenan, with ineffable specialty at this famous old establishment. As we «(torts. Anna Boyle, X am told, intends to break out or day. Although he cannot , sufficiently command scorn. " We don't have such things as nerves over live in the neighborhood, we smack our lips when any A 11 r I,ESSO> S.—LESSONS IN again on us. Should this be so, she will be treated to the road from Gabrova into the Russian fortification there. It's rough-and-tumble, and the devil take the one says "Let's go to Dubant's, corner of Seventh and •IBP DRAWING and OIL PAINTING given by a strong soap and sugar poultice of public neglect. to prevent their receiving supplies, he csra and does hindmost. Only last night I had the honor of flog- N streets, and have a fry." T. SEATON DONOHO, at studio, No. 904, Penn- ¡She won't draw, but the other will, and the Washing- mate them have anything but an easy time within ging Alexander the Great, and Horace Greeley would sylvania avenue, or residences of pupils. Drawing, ton Boyle will find herself bursted. She turned on their entrenchments, which are exposed to his mur- have been hurt if he hadn't run away. Ef there's a PRIHE NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily at John's $3; Painting, |5 per month. ju8-6mosl her best friends, and now let us see if she has genius derous Hanking fire, that entails very heavy losses. reporter here, he's the man I'm alter. There has been restaurant, corner Seventh and D streets. -enough to place in their stead. ' doubts about this thing. I should jest like to have rj^p=MIEBBBSi'S POLAR SODA Geneial Radetikjr'cannot 'break .thrinrgh" tiie force T Welclter. before him and descend into the plain, any more than some man grab ihe.' X cannot close without giving a fashion,item for the Suleiman Pasha can drive him out of his position and " We are all believers here, I think," said the man- We advise strangers who visit Wsshington to call at —AND— fall season. Oysters are now said to " be In scallop, make a sweep upon Ga-broya anU the country beyond. aging medium cheerfully and with the utmost confi- Welcker's, opposite TreasurylDepartment, Where they and I have discovered that crabs are ruffled. So matters will fn all probability remain until some dence. " If any gentleman would like to test the can procure the finest liquors as well as the best mixed ICE-COL» TEA, Chandler, the Michigan Sitting Bull, is In the city, presence let him advance. I think X may say that he drinks. For a general lunch Welcker's is the place, and the llepublican man cavorted up to his house to important change occurs in the vicinity of Shumla THE BEST SUMMER DRINIiS. and Plevna. is at liberty to detain tho presence, if possible," and and those who desire to enjoy any luxury should not 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. interview him. . . n p Report says that tjie Czarevitch's forces have been ho rubbed his bands and laughed as if he was very fail to call on Welcker. We are told Old Zack has given up politics and so.,wfiai£eged' to, r^nliree the Plevna! army that they well satisfied about something. joined the Mrs. K. B. H. T. S. That body has my heart- CONGRESS WATER, Original and Genuine, 15o. are no match for Meliemot Ail, and this seems to be The stillness that pervaded the room was intense. Oysters. a bottle. i je3-tfB felt sympathies. I read the other day that they were corroborated by the Russians steadily retrograding. The only stir was that made bytke timid man in an "torn up by internal dissensions." Xf my friend Zack On tho whole, whatever "may Be the fate of Plevna, effort to steal out of the room. "Hey! you would, The trade and the public are invited to the. whole- WANTED. gets in there he will malt? it lively for their interior—I the time is rapidly slipping away in which the Rus- would you?" said Mr. Heenan, leaping out ot the sale oyster depot, which our friend Matthew DcAtley Jamaica ginger won't keep-them up. He won't have has opened to the Inspection of the community at 413 anything to do with politics, but is going to turn his sians might retrieve the fortunes of the European circle and dragging the timid man back by the hair Every one to know that. campaign,, now as seriously compromised as the of his head. " Now, you sit there, and don't get up Thirteenth street northwest, where oysters can be pro- attention to "stock raising and agricultural pursuits." cured by the gallon, peck, or bushel, and will be de- AftiwtiC 0TK5#f ^ until I tell you to. You hear me !" and Mr. Heenan MARKRITER HAS REMOVED If he is going to root around in the agricultural vine- slammed the timid man down in his chair as it he livered to any part of the city. Hotels and restaurants yard, I am going to get a cheap passage to some other COMB^Nf iKbjPiiEf September 15.-*-Mehemot A/1 tal- furnished at the lowest prices. BIS •countrv. X think I see a way through which the pecu- graphs, under date of Thursday, that the 11th Russian were determined to make him stick. " Wonderful, wonderful," said all the others. Some PAPERHANGING, WINDOW SHADE AND PIU- liar propensity of the Hon. Zack could be madeoi Im- army corps have evacuated Tirnova, and proceeded TURE-FRAME ESTABLISHMENT mense service. The Agricultural Department,,! un- of them were so impressed that their voices trembled, A FINE assortment of perfumes just received at Koss in the direction of Biela to reinforce the 12th and 13th and others were so awe-stricken that they had serious Pharmacy. ap29-ti To No. 626 E street, just around the first corner above derstand, is very much torn up in mind to discover, a corps. his former location. Free Art Gallery. ap22-tf remedy for jog cholera. Now let Chandler sit down Suleiman Pasha, telegraphing from Shipka yester- intentions of jumping through the thickly-curtained BEING fn advance of the season, I will make to •on the hogs and take the cholera. X am glad he came day, claims that his Circassians penetrated to Elena window. order overcoats for 20 per cent, less than the same at this time, when our President has gone, who talked on Thursday, where they defeated a body of fivehun - " Feel o' that," said Mr. Heenan, going from one I • goods can be manufactured at tlie expiration of that OST—A yellow CANARY BIRD, with dark so loudly at the beginning of the summer about his dred Russians, killing fifty-two. Several more Rus- another and exhibiting the truly startling muscle ot time. Keen, 414 Ninth street. Lring about the neck. The tinder will be rewarded intention of remaining on duty all the time, but, who, his right arm. "Don't have good feed over there, by returning to with his Cabinet, has been rushing around the coun- sian cannon in the'Pass were dismantled on Friday. hey ? Roast beef and eight dollars a day ? Oh, no, X O'Brien's. Itl* 1235 Massachusetts avenue. try. The Treasury Department is the only one that( The Presidential! Party. gueasnotl" • . has a head now. Evtery one will be sorry when Gov- KENTON, Q., September 15.—The special train bear- " He is very facetious," remarked the circle one to We are in favor ot everything that the world can ernor McCormick retires, for he is that raraavis, a gen- ing President Hayes and party arrived here at 2:15 another. "It Is his joke." produce, either in liquids or salads. Therefore we EX0UESI0KS. tleman in official life. ROBERTS. p. m. Several hundred people, headed by a band of "Joke, bey !" said Mr. Heenan. " Wliar's the man vote for Dan. O'Brien, whose restaurant fs the wonder mask;, MerftJn waiting at the UcuQt, and as^the train, as says X lie ? Show him to me ! Let me feel of him. of the age as well as a curiosity, for the reason that the cafl&js in; greeted it with music and cheters. I Throw him out to me !" finest the market affords can always be found at any SUNDAY EXCURSION. "There, there !" said tho managing medium sooth- time and upon any occasion if one will call at Presj'dW^ Hayes, ftom, th® platform oPftliescB^,'' ingly. "No harm intended. We are all friends here. O'Brien's, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Steamer M ATT AN O (Captain Wm. H. Byles) AT THE CITY HALL. said: I wasioid vyhoii I wps up irf New-jEngtonJ, by a Exhibit your hair, John." Depot. will EVERY SUNDAY during the summer season very well-informed gentleman, that it was the duty of "I dpn'twant no ponsense here," said Mr. Heenan, make a trip down the river, stopping at Marshall Hall a President to preside, and it has given me very great two hours, and returning at 9:30 p, m. to this city. —Hugh Oaperton, a prominent member of tlio Dis- relief to undertake that duty whenever 1 have been sweeping the Circle with his ominous eyes. " But I SALT WATER OYSTERS at John's restaurant, Seventh called up to make my acknowledgment for compli- acoept thé apology. I don't see as anybody wants to and D. The steamer leaves Sixth-street Wharf at 3:30 p. m. trict bar, died' ytesterday morning at his residence -in repeat the remark." He paused, as if for a reply, but Fare, Round Trip, 25 cents. ments like the present, instead of making a speech. Coffee. Georgetown. Mr.. Oaperton was a man .of extensive It enables me to make the acquaintance of all who the stillness was oppressive. "The hair, is it ? Feel WM. H. KILLMON, o'that." , The cheapest and best coffees In the city can always 1 acquirements, both professionally and generally, and honor trie with their attention. Since 1 have been in He bent his head, that his hair might be examined. jel7-3mos5 Agent. was universally respected for bis amiability and, recti- Ohio my time has been altogether taken up, so far as be found at our friend Dowling's, cornerl and Seventh it was given to the public, with attending soldiers' To the, astonishment of all present, perhaps, it was streets. All coffees roasted fresh every day and in tude of character. beyond question real ! There could be no doubt of it. quantities to suit purchasers. All coffees ground fn SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. gatherings at Marietta, at Dayton and yesterday.at It is true that nobody ventured to pull the hair harshly, —Yesterday Mr. Bainbridge H. Webb tiled -a suit I'remont, and soldiers soon learn this great duty of an the presence of the customer, and our friends can be The new and COMMODIOUS STEAMER MARY in tresspass in the oase of Daniel O'Brien against officer, to always put off on somebody else work you for obvious reasons; but the evidences were unques- assured that they will procure the finest and purest The District of Columbia, whiëli will be brought for are required to do. I will now introduce to you a tionable for all that. qualities of coffee at the lowest prices at the well- WASHINGTON will, until further notice, make damages to property on account of defective sewer- former citizen of Ohio, a native of Ohio, who lias been " Ef there's anybody as doesn't believe," said Mr. known establishment, corner Seventh and 1 streets. . TWO EXCURSIONS EVERY SUNDAY TO age. Heenan, with great impressiveness, casually balanc- successful In establishing a reputation for patriotism MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. —The grand Jury resumes Its sessions to-morrow at and bravery—General W. S. Rosecranz. [Cheers.] ing himself in front of a partition, and striking it a ter- Our Dlotto. IX a. m. 1., — rible blow, "let him stand up. Ef there's a person in Leaving her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at ten The General said: 1 return my thanks to you for reach of this," exhibiting his right hand, the same be- We desire to call attention to the advertisement of o'clock a. m. and return at 2:00 p. m. Leave again at —The criminal court—Justice Mac Arthur—meets this greeting from thecitizensof the State where I was to-morrow at 10 a. m., when the cases of Frederick A. ing firmly closed, "as is inclined to question this per- our most enterprising merchant, Mr. W. M. Brown, 2:30 o'clock p. m. and return at 8:00 p. m. born. I now propose to demonstrate that the soldier formance, let" liim come forward. I'm waiting for 314 Eighth street, which appears in another column. Sawyer, late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury ; will put off oh to others what he ought to do himself, Those going on the first trip can remain at the William/ T. Haines, F. W. Brook, Phineas D. Roddy- him. 1 want to oonvince him." If there is anything in the way of cheap goods it oan Springs and return on the second trip free of charge. by giving ^ay to Mr.jMc.Orary, the Secretary of War. "Wonderful ! Wonderful !" said the agitated cir- be found at Brown's. If there is any one who desires and William H. Barstow, indicted for conspiracy to I Mr. McCrary said : Fellow-citl/.ons of Ohio, I have Fare, morning trip, 40 cents ; afternoon 26 cents. No defraud the United States of $57,813.03. (all this on cle ; but nobody arose. the cheapest and the best goods in the city they liquor on the boat or grounds ; coffee, sandwiches and only the right to occupy a moment in telling you how "X think we are all believers," said Mr. Heenan, smil- should call on Brown, whose experience in the busi- February 1,1874,) by obtaining, and aiding to obtain, glad I a^n to be, in your midst to see your .beautiful other refreshments at low prices. The boat will stop the payment and allowance of "two fraudulent claims ing sweeUy; }' X am almost ready tojbëtànqtiéy on It. ness has made him the popular merchant of the city. at Alexandria going and returning. my27-4mos6 alleged to have been awarded to Parkman, Brooks & State. The President has told me that this grand But there is one more test. X want somebody to grab Co., and to Frank W. Brooks, the said defendants valley through which we liaye been passing is the me. Oh, I should like to have somebody grab me. BROWNING'S BITTERS will cure dyspepsia, indiges- well knowing that said claims were false and fraudu- finest in the world, and liit were not for the valley of my Jest make the least motion to grab me !" and Mr. tion and constipation. For sale by the druggists, tf CLOTHING. lent, will be brought to trial. Xt is to be hoped that no own beautiful State I would be compelled to agree Heenan extended his hand, slightly1 bending the dilatory pleas will be permitted to postpone the trial with him. Certainly it is a grand and glorious State, knuckles of the flexible fingers of the same, and pawed Hasrcrty. of these cases, which, as a matter of justice, should and this must be the richest and most beautiful part the air with some anxiety. of it. 1 see no-reason why any man should be in want W e congratulate our friend Dave upon having won have been deoided long ago and the guilty parties "Nobody, hey ?" he said. " I'm disappointed, gen- for himself the respect and esteem of the Mrs. R. B. punished, if any guilty there were. of labor in a country like this. [Applause.] tlemen. .1 didn't think it of you. I so ivante'd »some- The President then introduced Senator Matthews, IXayes Temperance Society. We understood that a body to grab me. But never mind. I have promised resolution was offered at the last meeting of the afore- —Nothing more sensibly marks the dullness of busi- who said: Fellow Citizens: 1 stated yesterday at to lick Napoleon Bonaparte to-night, and perhaps ness in this city than the manner in which the law- the reunion of the twenty-third regiment that I said society condemning our friend for selling liquors, Fall and Winter that will do just as well. Goodnight." when one of the most prominent members stated that yers have doubled up, so to speak, to save office rent, achieved distinction by leaving it, by which action I He disappeared, and so.real and startlipg was tho in the flush times, before the panic, every lawyer made made room for Colonel Hayes. My present dis- Hagerty concocted the most delicious mixed drinks apparition that the noise of his boots on the flooro f in the city, and that David himself was the most pop- it a point to have his own office, and, as a cpnsequenee, tinction and title to it is thatl am the only citizen of the room below was distinctly heard for two minutes •there was a great demand for office rooms. Specu- Ohio that now-holds offlee, it being well .understood ular gentleman in the city, and the resolution was afterwards. It was the most successful materializa- lost. We advise tho lovers of delicious beverages to lators accordingly bought property convenient to that there are very few from Ohio oocupylng public tion ever attempted In this vicinity. itbe City Hall, and fitted up numbers of "law positions, and X desire to majpe it the distinction of call at Seventh and E streets. buildings," all of which were once well filled and my puMid life that I shall" help every other man in Clothing ! Snlelman Pasha. paid the owners a large percentage on the invest- Ohio to get an office. [Laughter.] One peculiarity SALT WATER OYSTERS at John's restaurant, Seventh ment. Now office rooms in these buildings are goinj- oftho.President's journey to" Cincinnati is that 'his [From the London Times.]. and D. ,-a begging. Lawyers in small practice seek th train is making the best time on record in the State, The commander in chief himself, Suleiman Pasha, Tournament at Brigntwood. -cheapest rooms, and often three or more are huddled running the distanci e fjom Ciyde to Belletbntalne— is a most unostentatious and reserved man. His head- together in one room, and even on these the sign once eighty-one mlles- iri one hundred and one minutes. quarters are the very reverse of the gorgeous establish A grand tournament takes place on September 26th never seen in t{iis quarter, "desk room for rent." fre- H. S. Brooks, the engineer, a staunch Democrat, says ments one sees with many generals of muchJess pre- next at Brightwood Park. In addition to the promi- quently appears tacked to the windows. All this he is in favor of the President's policy, and proposes tense than this the most successful and lavored of the nent names already connected with it is the following •would seem to argue that the hard times affect litiga- to help him through with it." Sultan's field marshals. His tent consists of a simple reception committee: E. G. Davis, Colonel W. G tion, and that parties who are pugnaciously litigious pteoe of canvas stretched across two, sticks,) under Moore, Major Augustus Nicholson, C. O. Duncanson, •when their pockets are full, are as gentle as lambs Yellow Jack. which he crawls at night and sleeps on the ground, 1. N. Burritt Lewis J. Davis, James K. Cleary, J. W. when they are empty. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Septemher 15.—A special to- and, being once in, leaves no room to spare for a shake Boteler, Dr. James Gilpin, J. A. Baker, Thomas L. —The following is the list" of 'marriage licenses night to the Sun and Press says there were two deaths down for anybody else. Guards, sentries, orderlies, Hume, A. T. Britton, Major A. C. Richards, W. B. granted yesterday : Lewis Queen and Lucy A. Nick- from yellow fever last night at:Fernandina, and also and all the pomp and circumstance of military rank Moses, John H. Clagett, Colonel O. M. Alexander, C. ,-son of Anne Arundel County, Md.; John H. Gould an unconfirmed report; of two more. Among the sick are dispensed with, and his two or three aides de-camp W. Thorn and Colonel Frank Jones. and Mary F. Beatty : Alex. Heed of Mobile, Ala., there is one of the doctors.' There are probably 70 or bivouac in like style near him. His two horses are and Martha Brown of Fairfax, Va.; Geo. W. Thomas 80 cases all told. Dr. McFarland says the fever yields picketed in front of his tent, with>their saddles on their VICHY, Kissingen, Seltzer, Bethesda and all mineral and Ivato Stewart of Washington, D. C. - much more rapidly to treatment than it did in Savan- backs, and take their chance of forage with the rest of waters at Koss' Pharmacy. ap29-tf FALL & WINTER CLOTHING! —The following is the assignment for the equity nah,last year: 'He .has.sent for ten physician», a the cavalry, In the same way that their master expects court, Justico "Wylie," tô-morrow : Nos. 9,11, li, 13,14," druggist and eight nurses. The hospital is nearly no difl'erent fare irom the rest of the army. He 13 a ON exhibition at Keen's, fine sample overcoats, the 15,17,19, 20 and 20%. i ready ibr patients. man of about forty to forty-five, tall and strongly exact counterpart of which will be made to order for —But one suit was filed yesterday in tho clerk's The demands for food and nurses are Increasing, built," with a rough, weather-beaten face, a forehead -office, and that was the case of James M. Wilson.vs. very much wrinkled, and a short red beard and mus- 20 per cent, less than the same goods can be made for Jasper W. Johnson, for specifio performance of con- and the mayor has established a commissary to sup- tache. He speaks French a little. His charaoter 30 days hence. tract. Matters in the clerk's office are dull now, but ply colored peorple-and the pooisr Twenty-eight deaths seems-singularly simple and self-reliant, and presents next week andjthereafter during the winter there will have occurred since August;20,'jof which twenty were SALT WATER OYSTERS at John's restaurant, Seventh from fever. All who can are leaving the city in extra contrasts which make it still more exceptional. ID de- and D. | ' be the mischief to play.' trains. Quantities off fumigators and "disinfectants tail and in matters of organization he seems to have —Dan.O'Brion has sued the District commissioners, have been requested from Savannah and Charleston. great readiness, a quick perception cf what is neces- Cleaning. laying his damage at $10,000, for an overflow from the sary as to provisioning, forwarding ammunition, or .sewer which traverses the street adjacent to his build- LATER. „„ any other administrative part of generalship, while at The novelty or appearing in a new suit ot fall ing on O's'treët'northwesti -B. H. Webb is his tywypr. There "arereporte® thirty*neW case's this 'evening;" tho same time he appears to have the intuitive quali- olothes has passed away since our friend A. Fisher, —In the' ease of Henry Meadows,-'mentioned in -our nearly every one sick. In some cases whole families ties of a born commander, which enable him to carry 906 G street, has astonished his patrons and the public last issue as among thoso who were pardoned by the are dojwn. The {rain to-night was crojfdejl with ,fugi- out a plan rapidly and successfully without going generally by his new method of cleaning olothes. We have yet to hear of a man who ever tried Fisher .President, iih'd whose name was not found, as we then tives. The atmosphere is humid and1 unfavorable, and through any of the accepted and roundabout methods stated, unaccountably, on the records of the criminal the fevfer spVeOTs rapitfly. A gloomy aspect has settled of modern warfare. I would instance In this respect and was not satisfied. In these days of economy it FALL and WINTER court, we state in justice to the officers ot the criminal over the city, i the extraordipary way in which, to a few hours—1 be- behooves all to save their money by having their i ld court that the sentence was by the police court lieve ip '48—he transDorted the whole'of his army from clothes cleaned, and Fisher is the best man in the for larceny, and as no appeal was taken the name did The Riflemen. Adrianople to Karabunar. If he had had the ordinary world to see for any such purpose. Let every one call not appear on'the records of the criminal court. The at 906 G street. CREEDMOOR, September Î5.—Thé attendance to * machinery of an army to parry out his. plans, quarter- detectives say that Henry is a "bad egg" for all that. master generals, adjutants of the same ilk, commis- day at Creedmoor was confined to those interested in French Language. —We learn, on inquiry at the office of the cleric oi short-iwge matches, which have just been completed. sariat. ambulance, and so forth, it would have been the court, that before beginning suit against any of The first prize, fbr teams Of four, at two hundred and simply Impossible to have given a plain order in plai 4 n Professor Henri Masson takes pleasure In inlorminL the delinquents for taxes, General, Birney filed with threé hundred yards range, was won by the Massa- language, and know that it would be carried out. A1t his friends and patrons of his connection with Miss C L O T H I N C ! the clerk an order directing him not'to tat up any chusetts Rifle Association By a score at 200 yards of the order, go, the army went. Hilton's grand oratory class for young ladles, No. 821 .attorney fee with the other costs in the cases. The Vermont avenue, as also with Miss Lucy Stephenson, usual attorney fee is ten dollars. This was done with 145; at 300 yards q£I27C Total, 272. The second prize was won by the Amateur Rifle As- Ladies' Collegiate Institute, No. 101 Gay street, Georgetown. -out the knowledge ol the commissioners. It is a sociation of Stamford, Conn., by a score at 200 yards In consequence of this new arrangement ho will be gracious way of performing an unpleasant official Dresses of all kinds, wool, silk, satin, velvet, &c., &c., prepared to receive at either of these schools lady duty. of 140? at 300 yards of 123, Tata), 283. The third pi-ize was taken by Company E, 2d Con- handsomely cleaned without being ripped apart, and pupils desirous to learn French under his tuitior. necticut regiment, who scored 143 at 200 yards, and spots of grease, lee cream, &«., »Ifettually removed The Professor Vill continue to give private lessons and 120 at 300 yards. Total, 283. without cleaning the whole. Superior kid 'glove to attend to conversation classes, either at his own What the Wild Waves Say. The prizes offered by J. H. Steward, esq., of Lon- cleansing, 12K cents per pair; kid gloves dyed, equal residence or at that of his pupils. For terms apply to According to previous notice, the steamer Charlotte] don, for the highest scores, were awarded to Corporal to new, 30 cents per pair. AU-wool dresses dyed with- him, No. 2113 Pennsylvania avenue, or through the Vanderbilt left Sixth street wharf on Tuesday night ait] John Henwood, 14th regiment, Brooklyn, for the out being ripped' apart. Cfape'vefls dyed, cleansed post-office. about nine o'clock, with an excursion party for Ohesa highest aggregate in the military matches, and Frank and refinlshea equal to new. Feathers cleansed and peake Bay, Point Lookout and-jother points along;the Hyde of the American team for the highest aggregate curled in a sup^ridr niariner, and dyed black, brown, PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily at John's injthe long range matches. >' " blue, cMmsbnf eariilnal of any desired shade. restaurant, corner Seventh and D streets. river. Everything proceeded .pleasantly until about. Office of R. C. Douglas, under National Theater, tf Fall & Winter Clothing! 1:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, when the steamer Milliner*. run aground :0tf Nanjemoy Stores; she being fully a The Indians. THE reason why all housekeepers and others use the -quarter of a mile the other side of the buoy stationed SAN PRANPXSQA September 15.—A San Diego press Aladdin Security Oil is, that no accident has ever The public will be pleased to learn that Mrs. A. Tl at that point; and in lull view of Cedar Point light— dispatch states that, a Union-special to-day from occurred from Its use. It Is the best in the world. All Whiting has received from New York the latest styles one mile ahead. The shock was startling to all on Tueson says reliable advices • received yesterday from ol French and other foreign millinery for the fall sea- board, tho women particularly being very much storekeepers sell it. Try it, and you will have no son. These goods have been selected especially for ALL OF THE frightened—one lady fainting quite away, who, how- Camp Bowdie and Clifton say the Warm Spring other. Take nothing bnt Aladdin. this cltv, and will be opened the first part of the week. ever, received all attention from the more oourageous Indians who recently left San Carlos have killed at The above oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal's, jr., 639 Tne long experience and excellent taste of Mrs. Whit- least fourteen men and wounded eight. They captured D street. >\ ing are a sufficient guarantee to Washingtonians that • of her sex, and soon recovered consciousness. The one freight train, killed the teamsters and destroyed the latest styles and patterns have only been selected,' party remained at that point abont'fourteen hours, the goods. Seven horses were taken from Ralston and BOOKS AÎÎD IS^AÏIONERY.—Ladies and mercantile and' only new goods will be offered to the public. The when thoy were taken on board the Thompson, bound the station abandoned. There has been no mail from stationery a specialty. Our goods arid patrons select. «finishing department, under the superintendence of for Washington; where they arrived about 8:0p-Q'el00k Silver City for a week. Th^ Lingfefllow CoppedSIIp- Same accommodation to all. No loafers tolerated. Mr. Whiting, is the largest and most complete In the p.m. The officers in charge of the boat, at the time ing Company at Clifton lost thirtjHeam mules By Milans & WllkinSj 603.Seventh street, ¡¡econd.door city, and work of all kinds can be done on the shortest LATEST STYLES -of her running aground, were pilot Laeock and as- Indians, and will have to stop operations. Three de- above Fi notice. We do not know of an establishment south of sistant Pursell, who were very reticent in answering tachments of Arizonal troops, and all the available Philadelphia so complete in every respect as this. We all inquiries as to the cause of the misfortune, and ones of New Mexico, are after the Indians. Arlington Fire Insurance Company. advise those who have old hats to be reflnislied or when told by some of the party that some one wast» The Arlingtbn Insurance Company has obtained made into the fall shapes to call on Whiting, 924 blame, and should be made to feel it^-surmising that Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen. • an enviable reputation in the District as one of the Pennsylvania avenue. the public press was meant—tho party syeafctag was INDIANAPOLIS, Septen&fer 19.—The -National most reliable companies. We are in favor of home ordered down off the upper deck in a threatening Brotherhood of Lçoom.otive Firemen closed their ses- trade, and do pot hesitate to assert that the Arlington Mrs. J. P. Palmer, AT manner, with expressions sueh as ".damn the press,:' sion this evening. The following officers were elected Fire insurance'Uompany ls!one of the staupchest afid No. 1107 F street, but recently returned from New -&e. — for the ensuing year: Grand Master, F. B. Allen, truest companies In the cbuhtfy, and that those who York, whfther she has been to select from leading im- Though the party were very much disappointed in Louisvillej vloe grand master, W. T. Gormdie,, Phila- desire to lnsure,ei¥>i)ld not.fail, to exami/ie the rates porting houses superb styles of Parisian millinery, having their trip brought -tongue!! a sudden termma.^ delphia; grand secretary and treasurer, W..N. Sayre, of the Arlington Fire Insurance Cotapahy. but not satisfied with the variety, she will leave for tion, every one kept the best iff^Lemper-ana madejigj! Indianapolis. the same city on Tuesday next, and secure from an much amusement as possible under the circumstances. The Morton Hotfse. expectant steamship an assortment of Brussels mil- • Captain Entwisle done all in his power for the cbfnfort Base Ball. linery goods that will, it is expected, eclipse anything of the party. Crabbing and fishing were indulged in Attention Is called to the advertisement, which ap- heretofore seen in this city, either In style, fashion or from tho sides of the steamer by both ladies and gen- ROCHESTER,! N Y., September 15.—Rochesters, • pears in apother column, pl'a the famous Morton European magnificence. The efforts of this lady to tlemen, which proved very lively for awhile, espe- Gfiòkets,; 1. - House. 'Thé proprietor of this popular restaurant of- eclipse any of the metropolitan cities In the elegance KATZENSTEINS • cially among the "green uns" In the crab business, BOSTON, September 15<—Bostons, 7 ; St. vouis, 2. fers superior inducements to the public in the way of ot her goods or the style and beauty of her workman- who bore away numerous marks oi the conflict. There BUFFALO, N. Y., September 15.—Buttalos, 8; Hör- low prices. ship, are being appreciated heie, though arousing the was also an impromptu minstrel scene arranged on ndls, 5. ti - envy of the Knickerbocker and Quaker City mer- board, in whioh Tambo and Bones propounded some MANCHESTER, N. H., September 15.—Lowells, 4; As WILL be seen in our advertising columns, a chants and Importers. But she " keeps on the even • original conundrums, such as: Manchesters, 0. Eleven innings. liberal reward will be paid for the return of a canary tenor of her way," and while the shafts ol malice and Sambo. "Why is the Charlotte Vanderbilt like a NEW "Ì ORK, September 15.—Chicagos, 4 ; Hart- lost from 1235 Massachusetts avenue. |* envy fall harmlessly at her feet, her truly grand de- 310 Seventh Street. lords, 3. sign and workmanship are the pride and admiration light-house?" A. "Because she is stationary, and PITTSBURG, September 15.—Indianapol s 4; Stars PROF'.. VALENTINE opens Masonic Temple Tuesday, vessels pass her up ani| down at a respectful dis- iber 25—^Dancing Academy. See circulars. * of all ladles fortunate enough to become possessors. ita tance." September 6 THE CAPITAL - -SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. 6

that old, dyed.and possibly padded Individual, with bly run during his entire engagement, Sothern has PAPEBHANGINGS. FROM NEW YORK. his gold-plated harnessed horses and gauly-bouquetted put The Hornet's Nest in rehearsal. One scene of thts OOBSETS AND SHIBTS, footmen, and the; dark-hatred Aspasla, reclining in a ought, to be funny. Fancy Dundreary attempting to act Hamlet 1 Having been driven nearly to madness The Varied Events of Becent Occurrence—Bankruptcy, vehicle with yellow wheels. Taylor & Hnfty, Charles Warren Stoddard has beon sojourning, by the depredations on his premises of a bull terrier Amusement, Buin and the Bifle Contests In a Whirl— since his return from his four years' foreign travels, at which he purchased, Sothern has now taken unto 033 PENNSYLVANIA. ATENUE, Augustin Daly's Step Down and Out—Tanderhllt in Eagleswood Park, a charming retreat in New Jersey, himself a small and affectionate skye, whom he NEW STORE ! DEALERS IN the Park—Charles Warren (Stoddard—A Ken Jersey with which a poet can bear to become intimately ac- caressingly terms "Little Woman;" whether alter FKRRIS' ADJUSTABLE, Desmesne—Brilliant Nights at the Theaters—Hiss quainted. It is possible that he may conclude to re- Miss Alcott's story, or as d purely abstract term of en- main there all winter and engage in writing a .book, dearment, I have no means of knowing. Dndu Fletcher—James GordonBennett Coming Home. which all admirers of the "South Sea Idyls" look The Lyceum Theater has been reopened with a [New York QorrespbiBenoe of THE CAPITAL.] forward to eagerly, but he has half decided to proceed somber but powerful melo-drama called Under the NEW YORK, September 13. to California, in which golden land he has relatives Willows, In which Mr. and Mrs. Waller act in good, We're at it again! The record of the past few who are desirous of welcoming the wanderer. Mr. thorough, old-tasBlonefTityle, and Mr. E. F. Thorne, NEW GOODS! days forms sucli a kaleidescopic whirl ttiat there no Stoddard has the moods that pertain to the poetic looking evep handsomer than in Baby, in hi; antique longer exists the slightest doubt that the season is in temperament; just at present he has a decided in- dress of black satin, and with the same blonde chcve- full blast. The crack of the rifles at Creedmoor, the clination fOr the dolce far nicnte, and, although he has lure, portrays in an impassioned manne^ the character crash of the failure of Frank Leslie, the broken tail of work that claims his attention, the completion of that 1 of a young nobleman.- In one of the boxes, on the first Augustln Daly, the sound Of Veftiderbilt's new trotters series of delightful letters to the San Francisco Chroni- night, sat Mrs. Emily Thorne Chamberlain, the wife over the track oí Fleetwood, the buzz of, a city lull of cle, he cannot bring himself to "take his peninhand." of John Chamberlain, the gambler. She is still a men here for fall purchases, and citizens returning He says that of the hundred and more letters which superbly handsome woman, and her elegant attire J. MARKE,ITER, from Newport, and the Branch, and Saratoga—all he wrote to California but a few had his heart in and superb jewels showed no indications of her hus- mingle in a pot-pourri that is as fine an example of them, these boing those.'particularly poetical ones band's recent reverses. But, then,:what is a bank- the ups, and downs, and ins, and outs, and just around which reflected his journey up the Nile. When he rupt nowadays? To my knowledge one who went DEALER IN the corner, oí metropolitan doings as could be wished concludes the series he hopes to be able to devote him- through that idle form has been living on the fat— for. Add to this the arrest of a young lady -of -good self entirely to writing his book and contributing to wretched metaphor! lean is nicer!—of the land all family, and the married man who Is alleged to have the magazines. He intends revisiting Europe on the summer, and a gentleman similarly gazetted not long won her affections, in a carriage on.Broadway—do not earliest opportunity, holding very truly that a first ago I recognized as a glided youth who, at a watering- PAPER-HANGINGS, shrink from a horror in which the unfortunate daugh- tour is only a preliminary for a second and perfect place hotel, recently made, every man in the room ter of a respectable resident of Long Island figured— one, during which one will know from experience pledge him in goblets—goblets, riot trifling glasses— lighten It with the marriage of a handsome actress to what time of the year to sojourn in Home, what season of the choicest champagne. Thompson's Glove-Fitting,. a United States senator, and throw in for froth the to spend in Naples, etc. Charles Warren Stoddard is Aimee has been restored to us at Booth's Theater, PICTURE FRAMES, music of Lecocq, Interpreted by Aimee, and the atti- Sag»* to be ranked,as regards origin, with Bret Harte, her greeting being of the most cordial character, at tudes of Ihe Crushed Tragedian, as delineated by Joaquin Miller and those other shining lights who the hands of an audience as fashionable "as they Sothern, and you have a truly pretty dish to set be- won their spurs—or at least "reached lor" them—in make them." It was the signal, indeed, lor the gen- fore the most rogal of potentates—the public. The WINDOW SHADES, Frisco. He is a firm friend of Joaquin Miller, having eral resumption of evening dress, and for theater failure of Frank Leslie was a complete surprise. Fo r- not only known him in California, but lived in the same parties Innumerable, one being given by Marra, the tunately, through the leniency of his creditors, his house with him in London. Miller has portrayed artist, and another by Mr. Stock well, of Pacific mail embarrassment is likely to prove but temporary, and, Stoddard in one of his publications as the character fame, who marshaled Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mrs. as the prospects of a speedy settlement are good, It is PICTURE CORDS and TASSELS, whose "catch-word," to use a theatrical term, Is, "I Morgan and a host of other fashionables. Aimee re- expected that he will resume business. Mr. Leslie, will reform—to-morrow." The reformer—to-morrow— appeared in La Petite Mariee, and was artistic in de- whose portly presence and head covered with silky tells how Joaquin Miller and Bret Harte first met picting Innocence, as can be imagined. It takes this white hair are familiar about town, is very popular, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, It appears that Miller had written Stoddard from Bubtle delineator to picture virginal purity in difficul- and expressions of sympathy for him are unanimous. Portland, Oregon, asking him to do what he could for ties. She has a real acquisition in her new baritone? He has entertained largely this season at Saratoga, him with the San Francisco reviewers, in favor of his M. Jouard, whose voice is both rich and flexible, and CHROMOS, Etc. where he has afine residence known as "Interlaken." little volume of verse, just out, but he was then in the M. Mollard, the tenor, although scarcely of the sylph- Among his recent guests was Joaquin Miller, the poet Sandwich Islands, and the letter did not reach him like dimensions associated with the line of business to and dramatist. Mr. Leslie's son Harry is an especial until weeks after, on his return. By that time the which it has pleased heaven to call him, is yet no favorite about town, being a member of several clubs IVo. 6S6 E STREET, book had been noticed, Bret Harte taking occasion In larger than Brignoli, and sings with great expressive- and prominent In social festivities everywhere. the Overland Monthly to review it in an amusing, sa- ness and taste. Before the week is over we are to One door east of 7th St., (late 439 7th St.) tirical vein, making use of some terse and highly listen to Mile. Berthe Mario—good family—reverses— The failure of the Dark City was doubtless precipi- felicitous expressions which the ambitious author St. Petersburg sucoess—aged mother—etc.—and, as tated by Augustln Daly's withdrawal from the man- could scarcely have relished. Shortly after Stoddard's the opera-bouffers say, " Vieu I qu'ell e est j ¿lie /" AND THE agement of the Fifth Avenue Theater. That consum- return he was walking along the street in company Celebrated Jacqueline, Ql.OO. mation, which, on some accounts, Is to be regretted, with Miller, who had come down from Portland, and A photograph direct from Rome has enabled me to HAYING REMOVED will be effected on Saturday at the midnight hour. they met Bret Harte coming out of the Overland make a study of the face and features of Miss Dudu The recent i'ifth Avenue Theater has never been a Monthly office. Thereupon Stoddard presented the Fleteher, the much talked of author of Kismet. A favorite one with the public, and Its record on the future poet of the Sierras as follows: "Mr. Harte, blonde of medium stature, Miss Fletcher's frank eyes TO THE NEW BUILDING, NO. 626 E STREET, whole is, as is clearly shown by Daly's abandonment this is Mr. CIncinnatus Miller, the poet." Miller look out from under the jauntiest Tyrolese hat in the ONE DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREET, of his position, a disastrous one. It opened with showed some stiffness of manner on meeting his re- world, set on a frfeze of thick light hair. About the JUST AROUND THE FIRST CORNER Alberry's play of Fortune, which was a most unfortu- viewer, but this melted away, and when Mr. Stoddard pleasant mouth plays an arch smile, and the tip- ABOVE MY FORMER LOCATION, nate venture, and, although it haB since had spurts of asked him his impressions of Harte, after they had tiited nose gives additional piquancy to a face that I HAVE OPENED IN prosperity, its record shows no continuous triumph in has in it every indication of candor, brightness and CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE BUSINESS A left him, he answered, comprehensively, "He is a Also, other Elrst-Class Styles. the nature of a run, such as The Two Orphans, Led compound of genius and gentleman!" Shortly after, a fun-loving spirit. The attitude is free, and a neat- my7-tf Astray or the Shaughraun at rival houses. The run failing to persuade Stoddard to accompany him either ly-gloved little hand, shadowed by quite a profuse ar- $2.2 5 of Pique was forced, and Our Boys, which is still run- to Mexico or to Europe, he proceeded by himself to ray ot bangles, points a parasol as though it were ning—some one thousand representations—In Lon- England, altered his little volume and gave it a new some alpenstock, and the author of "Dudu," (whose - »255 02 3 »» don, was not supported by the public here. The rea- name, and there he was, all at once, on the topmost papa, by-the-way, besides being a clergyman, is a pro- ^ X X Síju lific writer,) a mountaineer par excellence. Finally, < « H t> son is hard to And. Mr. Daly is a most indefatigable wave. FREE ART GALLERY » Og p ffaït H manager, and makes no more mistakes than the gen- the inscription on the back is written in a dashing, Si? t Eîa erality of mankind. His company has embraced some Charles Warren Stoddard impresses one as having coarse hand, that shows the fair donator's character t» t"i W of the best talent in the country; no cause of public to be precisely what her faco implies. c > a the poetical temperament, combined with a faculty of « 5*1 reo O indifference can be found, save an unaccountable simulating, if not feeling, light-heartedness, invalua- James Gordon Bennett is coming home—so they es S m^M® » P CT A CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO m prejudice, or rather apathy, regarding the beautiful ble to a class oftentimes afflicted with the blues. In say—In the Scythla, now bound for this port. There OS ® ESai M S 3 » E S THE PUBLIC. t"1 1— O- e* W theater which he has had the misfortune to control. person the author of " The South Sea Idyls " Is a ia trembling in the Herald office, and Castle Garden s ** 0 •H A gentleman, speaking of Mr. Daly's withdrawal the tall, lazy-lengthed individual, about thirty-one stock Is " looking up" for a fresh dispensation. CALL AT THE NEW STOKE f 3 • § Cl ttí m other day, said: " As regards Our Boys, produced years of ago, with keen, kindly eyes, a prominent They" also ssy that he bitterly repents a certain O H B 58 P Jí O o at Wallack's, the Union Square or, in these latter Roman nose and a board cut short, in the English S-hü a Ö 2 p ^5 folly, and longs to be reinstated. Is it too late ? Who w S3 o o days, the Park Theater, It probably would have had style. The top of his head is a trifle bald, and the can tell ? Society may possibly have a seven days' a > g. « w O V* an enormous run. Produced at the Fifth Avenue, It brown hair that remains is cut after the fashion of a wonder, but shall we pin our faith to orange blossoms? « e® w •was received on the first night with acclamation, and monk's, that is, without parting, and lorming an ob- There is much to forgive, but there is a great desire to Returning my warm acknowledgments for past P ? E • O» m favors. A continuanee solicited at the new store. ta O td m was praised columns' length by the papers, but its trusive fringe. He has long, nervous hands, which he ba forgiven. SAPHIR. M >w ha career was by no means commensurate with its mer- allows to wander occasionally over the keys of the « C g]^ Kj b Ol its." Another gentleman said, speaking of Mr. Daly: piano-forte in the long salon at Eagleswood, playing MISCELLANEOUS. " The American stage owes him a great deal. He is entirely by ear snatches of operas and quaint foreign J. MARKRITER, CIGARS AND T0BA000. an indefatigable worker ; a stage manager ranking ballads. Outside of that, during this sweet do-noth- only next to Bouclcault; is appreciative, quick to ing period, he smokes prodigiously, or trifles with the THE PERFECT TEA STEEPER. No. 626 E Street, between Sixth'and avail of the talents of his actors, and as an adaptor pearl-handled gold pen which has been his constant W. S. ROOSE, his skill is indisputable, but, to be put to his best use, compagnon de voyage. He was for three months in Seventh Streets. It is my opinion that he should occupy, not a position p London, and for a period before that in Paris, but says Handsome Office Rooms For Rent ov - the Store. of absolute power, but one where his obvious qualifi- he felt no disposition to write since April. my20-tf7 Cigars & Tobacco, Wholesale cations could be directed by a person with a clear m* dealer in lm- E tgleswood Park— where I mot the poet traveler— portèd and head for business—in the sense of steering asida from deserves more than a passing word. It is the domain MISCELLANEOUS. anufacturer ol too lavish expenditure. Tills, as I conceive, has been In the possession of the family of the late Marcus 1233 tiie Cactus, La the reason of Mr. Daly's misfortunes. He has em- Spring, well known as a man of fine gifts, and promi- Manoia, La Roose, barked In too many speculations—he lias risked too TUB WORLD RENOWNED and Stockton Cigars. nent at one time as a disciple of Fourier, the distin- Pennsylvania Agent for the Ambro- much money." Although several of the members of guished French socialist. Mr. Spring, who was pos- Fine Cut. The trade Mr. Daly's company feel heartsick at the prospect be- sessed of abundant means, built a vast structure at HOWE! ..„.„.lied direct from the fore them, and now regret, having refused other en- factory at the very lowest New Eagleswood for the practical advocacy of the Fourier :ork and Baltimore prices. gagements, they rather sympathize with him in his theory, but the scheme was not deemed successful, SEWING MACHINES! misfortunes than reproach him for being left, to a cer- and the building, a long, picturesque one of brick, tain extent, out In the cold. Mr. James Lewis has, to be has of late years been used as a summer hotel. Mrs. 3NJEW! ELEGANT! sure, token! prompt action, and quitted the theater, r WBetaii branches at Willard's, Metro- Spring, a (Quaker by birth, is a remarkable woman, of politen1 , Arlington and Imperial Hotels. but this was only on Mr. Daly telling him that he great administrative ability and charming manners— AND REDUCED IN PRICE. • oct8-tfl didn't care whether he actel or not, which, from a the ideal " old lady," with her puffs of white hair and man who owes hlrn upwards of thirteen hundred dol- simple, kindly speech. At the time of my visit she Black Walnut Table and Ornamented Machine $30.00 DANIEL LOÜGHBAN, lars, was a trifle cool. Mr. Lewis had an olfer from was absent, attending the social science convention in B. W. Table, Panel Cover and Drawer 35.00 B. W. Table, Patent Tray Top, Locks, &c 40.00 JOBBER OF the Union Square company for the season, but Mr. Saratoga, and her daughter, Mrs. Johns, acted as host- This valuable improvement consists in the combina- Daly persuaded him to remain with him. Miss tion of Lamp, Boiler, &o., with tho Teapot; the steam B. W. Table with Folding Cover .40.00 ess,, Mrs. Johns, who has written for many years, B. W. Table with Cover, Drop Leaf and Drawers..45.00 CIGARS AN» TOBACCO, Emily Rlgl also had an offer from the Union Square passing around and through the center of the pot, but only lately began to publish, is a very interesting steeping the tea without boiling, thus securing to appear In Pink Dominos, and from Mr. Bouci-1 woman; her life has been a romantic one, she having NO. 1408 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPO- cault to create,the role of a French ingenue in the Office, 419 Seventh Street N. IF. passed many years in travel in Europe, and been je24-3mos6 SITE W1LLAUDS' HOTEL. play of The Bridal Tour, or Marriage« out was too twice married, the second time to Mr. Johns, a journal- A PERFECT OTJJE» OF TEA. hon&able to break her contract of one year longer ist of San Francisco, and the first tfme to James Improved Farms Wanted. mar25-ly6 with Mr. Daly. Similar instances might, undoubted- Steele Mackaye, from whom she was divorced by ly, be cited, but these will serve to show that the com- COAL AND WOOD. mutual consent. DIRECTIONS FOR USE.—Make the tea as usual pany now sacrificed have made some' sacrifices in the PARTIES DESIRING There is a very romantic story attached to this sepa- with boiling water, and iili the boiler about half full of H. A. CLARKE. JOHN T. GIVEN.. past. There is an old and excellent maxim, however, hot water; set the pot on the boiler and let it stand on about not hitting a man when he is down, and this is ration, and in it Mrs. Johns figures in the most noble the stove, and the water boiling in the boiler will steep and disint&rested light. Without being what one the tea without boiling in the pot, it being a well- Loans at a Low Valuation the spirit in which the greater part of Mr. Daly's com- known tact among experts in tea that Coal and Wood. pany chooses to act. If their leader is down now, he would call pretty, she has a most attractive face, and on Improved Farms may be up tc-morrow. He has, in fact, engaged she talks with an ease, an aptness of illustration, and Tea Boiled Is Tea Spoiled. Booth's Theater for some weeks, and, although the a charm of manner, that is a pleasure and aprofit to the prospects for those who remain with him cannot pos- listener. The domain of Eagleswood—the property Apply to CLARKE & GIVEN, of the Spring family—embfaces many acres, and has For sale at wholesale by sibly be construed to be as good as they were when he REAL ESTATE LOAN AN» TRUST CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN had a theater of his own, and a whole season before two or three houses which are used in turn as a place No. 031 F street northwest, him, still it is to be hoped that his pluck will do a of residence. In the winter the family lives in what jyl-lyji . Washington, D. (p., P. O. Box 74. WOOD AND COAL. 'great deal to alleviate an unquestionable misfortune. they call" the stone cottage ;" in the summer they in- ELASTIC LAMP CO., habit the manor house, and, as likely as not, they may take up a residence in the studio built for them J. F. ELLIS & CO., Driving through the Park late the other afternoon, 58 Murray Street, New York. SOLE AGENTS FOR Dally arriving, cargoes ol select ANTHRACITE, we met William H. Vanderbflt sitting in a road by the indulgent father, and standing a detached and BITUMINOUS COAL, for families, steam and wagon behind two well-looking horses, ;and appearing building, across the vast lawn, out towards the avenue At retail at all Crockery and l'loufe-Furnishing manufacturing use. 11 leading to the entrance to the grounds. The manor Stares. , my20-tf8 THE CELEBRATED CHICKERING decidedly done up," so 'far as might b£ judged firom AND KINDLING AND COBD WOOD. his stooping posture, and the fact that his coat-collar house has for its principals room a long salon, with a was turned up around his neck as though he had been polished floor, over which warm-hued rugs are scat- f AM0US WEBER PIANOS, COAL STANDARD-TON 2,240 lbs. AND indulging In violent exercise, and feared the air, tered, and the windows of which open to the ground. 414 SEVENTH STREET. 417. Best duality, Fair Prices and Fair Dealing. after being over-heated. He looked indeed as wilted as The blazing wood fire plays on choice paintings, in- THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN! a splendidly-robust man, with a strong go-ahead cluding Page's original portrait Qf General Scott, a No. 424 TENTH STREEBetweeT nWES D anTd E streets north.. fine copy of Raphael's Saint Margaret and the Dra- FURNITURE, countenance and a healthy frame possibly could. It Pianos and Organs Carefully Tuned and Repaired BRANCH YARD, cornor Twelfth and C streets was not until the next morning that, reading the pa- gon, and, in an alcove apartment, a superb crayon of by skillful workmen. Satisfaction guaranteed. northwest. pers, we found that the great railroad president was the late Marcus Spring, showing the noble brow and FURNITURE, 087 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXCE, NEAE TENTH STBEET DEPOT at Potomac Bridge, oorner Maryland ave- returning, in the clear -September afternoon, from fine face and figure. From the front of the house the nue and Thirteen-and-a-half street. sep5tI3 Fleetwood Park, where his new team, Small Hopes eye falls on tbepicturesque pile known as " the hotel,'» FURNITURE, J STEPHEN F. GILL, (what's In a name?) and Lady Mac, had i)eenmaking now deserted by the summer guests ; at the back it R. M. MILLER & SON, the fastest time on record, having trotted a mile In wanders down a verdant slope to the Raritan river, Plain and ornamental 2:23. From " the street" to the turf is an easy transi- salt as the sea (Sandy Hook is but a few miles off,) Fall Styles Just Received. DEALERS IN ANTHRACITE AND BITUMIN- along which sail sundry craft bound between New OUS COAL. tion, and Mr. Vanderbilt has an invaluable requisite, PLASTERER, PINE WOOD, $3.50 to $5. it would appear. In the course of the drive through York and Philadelphia and Baltimore. In the even- OAK WOOD, $4 to $5. the Park, to which I refer, our nostrils were saluted ing, when the music floats out from the piano in the THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, 408 Eighth street northwest, Washington, D. C. Branch office, 920 Pennsylvania avenue. with a by no means agreeable odor, and my companion, fire-lit salon of the manor house, or one of the guests Center-pieces, Caps, Brackets, Statuary, &c., always Office and wholesale depot and railroad yard, Four- sings, in a melodious tenor, a sympathetic German THE LOWEST PRICES, on hand. Repairing and Calfomiming promptly ex- and-a-half street and Virginia avenue southwest,. who has more leisure than myself to take an airing, ecuted. apm-tfe Washington, D. C. - au5-3ml and who Is therefore more au courant of matters and ballad celebrating the sad love of the slave for the THE LATEST DESIGNS. things in the region over which the landaus and tea- Sultan's daughter, and the colored lights mingle HATS, THE BEST AND carts oí ¡I the world" roll every afternoon, informed with the moonlight, from the passing vessels, Eagles- Great Reduction in Price of Coke. wood is a Epot to be remembered. I was very well con EXAMINE OTJR STOCK. DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY me that the disagreeable smell came from Hunter's CHEAPEST HATS, AT THE SAME RATE. Point. He characterized it as a shame that because tent to leave the author of " The South Sea Idyls" in New Schedule—Full load of 40 bushels for $2.60. such an atmosphere. one man over In Long Island desired to make money Goods Received. Daily UMBBELLA.S [Smaller loads, 6 cents per bushel; cartage, 60 cents.}) eut of a refl nery, the citizens of New York—tax-pay APPLY TO Sothern's success at the Park Theater continues the UMBRELLAS, OHce of Washington Gaslight Company, ers—should be saluted, in the course of recreation In AT, AT, AT town talk; the capacity of the house is nightly tested AND CANES IN 413 Tenth street northwest, 711 First street northwest,, their beautliul pleasure-ground, by a foul odor that by the most fashionable people, and the celebrities or to 110 Bridge street, Georgetown. " changes the face of nature:" It Is certainly a great are sure to be found there. For instance, there was GEO. BREITBARTH'S Xaiv and, Patent Office» of outrage on the public, but it Is too much to believe Dr. Fordyce Barker one night, and just above him riJKNITIJBE ROOMS, CANES, THE CITY, that the wealthy men who are annoyed by it daily Major Selover, who, to use the expression of a looker- c. B. BUNDY, will sutler It to last much longer. The Park is, by the on, is "the man who knocked Jay Gould out of time." 415 and 417 Seventh street northwest. No. 460 La. Ave,, Washington, D. C., opp. City Hall. way, to be seon at present jn its loveliest aspect. .The aug26-4t5 AT REFERS BY PERMISSION TO : Hon. Ricn'd Wallach, Sothern is constantly introducing new points; I hear Bank of Washington, Middieton& Co., L. C. ^.amp- cool atmosphere of late causes a pleasant tingle in he is going to make "the crushed tragedian" give bell W. B. Webb, Enoch Totten, Washington. D. Ü. ;• one's veins, and the trees are in the stage that be- Bome "screaming" opinions of the press, and he also J. L. SM1THMEYEH & CO. B. a. Jayne, Ithica, N. Y.; Hon. T. O. Hovra.U. S. S., speaks the approach of autumn. The same people contemplates the introduction, after he has become a ARCHITECTS, WALTER KER'S, Wis.: ex-Gov. G. C. Walker, Rich'd,Va.; Hon. H. G. keep up the routine, the noticeable ones being; princi- NO. 70S FIFTEENTH STBEET. BETWEEN O- Burchard. H. of R., 111B. ; Hon. Solomon Bundy, Ox- music-hall singer, of the comic Bong, "The Perfect AND NEW Y ORK AVENUE. 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, ford N. Y.: M. H. Beach, Dubuque, Iowa; C. K- pally those who make a vulgar display—for example* Cure.'' Although The Crashed Tragedian will probtu- feblg-tfS oct29-ly Pier, Fond du Lac, Wis. my27-6m2* THE CAPITAL - -SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. 7

faith. Among the few present were General P.H.Jones, cesses and necessities. It was only when her illness TO TEAYELEES. HOTELS AND EE8TAUBANTS. G. H. B. AT SARATOGA. register of wills, and his wife; Mrs. Heed, a sister ofthe was pronounced to be fatal that the people of the profession knew of her whereabouts. H. J. Montague, ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. bride, Tom Murphy and two or three personal friends of B NEW HOTEL. i Livingstones, lorettes and Lepers—A Saratoga Out- the senator. Tho lady, who is a tall, graceful brunette, Arnott and Harry Becnett, all English actors, has- The great double track. tened to' render assistance, and Lester Wallack prof- flt-flidshipmen and Marines—Morrissey's Solitaire with glorious black eyes and a perfect figure, is very NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE stylish in manner, and swept out of the ehapel with a fered, with accustomed generosity, his purse, If TO THE Diamond—Thurlow Weed on Secretary Evarts—An Northwest, West and South. R I CCS HOUSE, regal, Oriental air and a well-bred self-possession, needed. Beckett said, (In a stage aside,) as he and JUNE 24, 1877. PLUMMER ¿k SPOFFORD, Eye Witness of Spencer's Wedding—The Bride* which will cause the ladles of the Supreme Court to his companions gazed sorrowfully down tin the ema- grooin'sGifts—The WeddingBreakfast—Anna Boyle's look to their laurels when Mrs. Senator Spencer ciated body of the dead actress: "You might stick a A. M. Leave Washington: Proprietor!. 4:60 a. m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. makes her debut in Washington society next winter. knife In Daly an i it would come out covered with Fifteenth and G Streets, Washington, D.C. Juliet—Harry Montague's Juliet—My Juliet—The 6:50 a. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. She wore a plain gray traveling dress, beautifully frost." 7:50 a. m.—White Sulphur and Valley Springs Ex- 0Ct29-8 Queens of Stage Toileting—How Amy Fawsett Frank Leslie's failure Is more complete than at press. Make no stops between Washington and Har- fitted to her form, and a ravishing hat. Her orna- per's Ferry. Died—Frank Leslie's Wreck—The Causes—James B. ments plain and simple, except a diamond. cross pen- first supposed. His liabilities are nearly $400,000, and f7:55 a. m.—St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and EBBITT HOUSE, l'oung as A Fashion Editor. dant from theswan-like neck, and a solitaire diamond are daily rolling up. The cause is mainly attributable Pittsburg Express. Hagerstown, except Sunday. t8:00—Baltimore Express. ring, for which, the head salesman at Tiffany's informed to the depreciation of real estate, in which Leslie had THE CLARENDON, SARATOGA, Sept. 12, 1877. 8:10 a. m.—Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, HEADQUARTERS ARMY AND NAVY, me, the senator paid three thousand dollsrs. Spencer made large and unwise Investments. Another strongly To the Editor of THE CAPITAL. Hagerstown, Point of Rocks and Way Stations. looked well. His mountain trip had freshened his inducing cause was the falling off in the circulation oi 8:80 a. m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND SIB : It was a queer conceit of that humorous paraon, thee and brightened him mentally. He looked as a a majority of his fleet of publications. While the cir. BALTIMORE EXPRESS. WASHINGTON, I). C. : Sidney Smith, that the bees, when first introduced f9:00—Baltimore and way stations; on Sunday con- bridegroom should look, ™«y, healthy, happy. culation of one or two was maintained and slightly •into the Barbadoes, iound in those empurpled spheres nects for Annapolis. Alter the ceremony a few intimate friends wore en- Increased, the aggregate has very much diminished. 10:00 a. m.—Baltimore Express. of sunshine and flowers no incentive to exertion. P. M. C. C. WILLARD, Proprietor. tertained at a wedding breakfast prepared by Del- Frank Leslie's real name Is Carter. He is an English- Honey distilled by the hand of the Creator swam in man, and came to this country as an engraver. His 12:10 p. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City Ac- the petals of perennial roses, and the bees, having monico, as only that superb caterer and king of res- commodation. taurateurs can construct a wedding feast. Delmonico Influence on piotorial journalism has been pernicious, fl:80 p. m.—NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX- METROPOLITAN HOTEL, nothing else to do, grew idle and vicious, and amused PRESS. On Sunday to Baltimore and Way Stations plans banquets as Von Moltke plans battles. Al- and it is perhaps fortunate that his ambition to rival WASHINGTON, D. O.; themselves by flying round the sugar-houses and sting- the Harpers has wrought his downfall. A few years only. Connects for Frederick. ing the blacks. So your correspondent, having noth- ways for victory. In the evening the senator and his 3:30—Baltimore and way stations. wife took their departure for the West in a palace car ago, separated from his wife, he married a Mrs. 4:30 p. m.—Baltimore and Laurel Express. CARROLI/TON HOTEL ing else to do, without being ungracefully vicious and Squters, the wife of Squlerswho was formerlyou r 4:35 p. m.—Frederick, Point ol Rocks, Hagerstown, placed at their disposal, in honor of the occasion, by BALTIMORE, MD., never idle, determined to do Saratoga before entering minister to Central America. Besides being the Winchester and Way Stations. upon his legislative duties lor the winter. Long Tom Scott. They will return in time for the opening t4:40—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. chatelaine of the Leslie castle, she was Installed as Both under the management of the undersigned. Branch is given up to the canaille. Cape May Is main- of the session. t5:30 p. m.—Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore editor of the Ladies' Journal. Express. PASSENGERS FOR NORFOLK #TAKEN IN THE ly frequented by the bourgeoise, Newport is the Mecca It is announcod, on good authority, that Booth's R. B. COLEMAN «fc CO. CARS DIRECT TO BOAT. nov26-6m8 of lashioD, but Saratoga is to our country what Baden theater is to be destroyed, and the building turned An amusing story is related of Mr. James R. 15:45—CHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS. Win- Baden was to Germany, common ground for all. Into fiats above and business places on the street. The Young, a lull brother of John Russell Young, who oc- chester and Hagerstown, except Sunday. cupies, If I am rightly In formed, an important posi- t7:30 p. m.—Baltimore Express ' Turfmen, bankers, merchants, actors, distinguished theater passed into- tho handsCof Oakes Ames; and t7:35--Baltimore and way stations. IMPERIAL HOTEL, foreigners, politicians, authors and gamblers make a was bought in on a mortgage for $400,000; about half tion in the United States Senate. When compara- 8:00-p. m.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro- kaleidoscopic view of human nature. The Flnne- its cost. It is thp finest theater in the world, but Its tively young, and struggling for the prominent place politan Branch. WAeHINGTONrfD, C. location caused ft to lack patronage. The city grew he has since attained in journalism, he was engaged •¡•9:25—St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts- gans jostle the Livingstones. The Lorette flasheshe r burg Express. by Frank Leslie at $30 a week, and, to.his dismay, as- FIRST-CLASS AND LOW RATES. BOARD -diamonds and rustles her starched and ruffled skirts away from it. The Opera House of the near future F 10:00 p. m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BAL- REDUCED to $40, $50 and $60 per month, according will be on Central Park. Jarrett and Palmer, the signed to duty as managing editor of the Lady's Jour- TIMORE EXPRESS. fDally. • on the cool hotel balconies in the wake of staid ma- to location of rooms. TABLE BOARD $25 per month. lessees, have offered $20,0M a year for the Fifth Ave- nal, and ordered to report to Mrs. Squlers. jTliat emi- All other trains daily except Sunday. Transient rates $3 per day. trons and mothers. It is to the rest of the watering All trains stop at Relay Station. nue Theater. nent blue-stocking gazed at him severely over her places what New York is to Philadelphia—grand, For further information apply at Ticket Offices at jea-tra JAS. S. PEIRCE, Prop'r. No actor riowadayS thinks himself sterling dra- spectacles, a: he entered timidly .and modestly, and Depot, corner New Jersey avenue and C streets, 485, gay, rich and cosmopolitan. A visitor might as well WEST END HOTEL, matic coin until ho has stamped Hamlet upon his motioned him to a dusty chair. After gracefully 601 and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and 613 Fifteenth have the leprosy as to be a poor man in Newport for street northwest, where tickets can be procured and GEORGETOWN, D. C. repertoire, and no actress feels in the depths of her rounding a paragraph on the proper place for a well- . all the society he would enjoy. orders will bo taken fer baggage to be checked and re- V. SHIN Si , Proprietor. heart that she is the admitted peer of Siddons and bred woman to wear a combination bustle,, she turned ceived at any point In the city. In Saratoga all is "bon camaraderie." Should any of This hotel is conveniently located, being situated on Rachel, and a liege vassal of Wallack, or Shook & towards her trembling sub., and said, in short; sharp, THOS. R. SHARP, Master of Transportation. the members of the Analostan Boat Club, the Uffflon L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. the line of the Washington and Georgetown City Pas- Palmer, until she has minced and tipped along the stern accents, "Mr. Young, you have been detailed senger Railroad, the cars of which, from the Railroad -Club of Georgetown, or others of the jeunetse doree of febl-tf5 GEO. S. KOONTZ. General Agent. stage as Juliet. The penchant of the ladies of the stage to my bureau; Mr. Leslie expects every man to do and Steamer Depots, pass the door every two or three THE CAPITAL'S readers, visit here next season, I will minutes. The guests of this house can reach any ol —"soubrettes," "ingenues," "singing chambermaids," his duty. You will be here at nliie in tho mor nihg 1 077 GREAT • suggest, from my large experience, all the outfitof the Public Buildings of the National Capital, or any "first old women"—to wiestle with Juliet, though and leave at four. Cigar smoking is very offensive lO If. PENNSYLVANIA 1877. place of amusement, &c., by a pleasant ride of a lew a young bachelor, like Dr. Tucker Blake for instance, ROUTE mirthful at first, has grown to be à maddening wrong. and ehewlng is positively prohibited under any cir- TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. minutes. Board per day, $2. By the month at re- really needs for a month's stay during the heighth of duced rates. sep26-tf8 The last recorded instance of fools, rushing in where cumstances. It is my wish, and my wishes, Mr. the season. A suit of blue fiannel clothes, sailor cut, Double Track, Steel Ralls, Splendid angels tear to tread Is that of a little Boyle, which Young, are, like .those of royalty,-equivalent to com- with gilt buttons, to give the wearer a naval or marine Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. broke upon the surface of the stage recently In New mands in this establishment, that you shou Id board AMERICAN HOUSE, look. The girls dote on midshipmen and marines. JULY 2, 1877. York, incited probably by the greed of'relatives and and lodge with some family in'good circumstances, Trains leave Washington, from Depot, Corner of Admirals and commanders are voted slow, especially the injudicious applause ol friends who had heard her with one or two fashionable daughters, where you Sixth and B streets, as follows: Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and Seventh 8t»> at the hotel I am quartered in, where, when they are For Pittsburg and the West, 10:10 a. m. daily, with read " in private," and whose milk of human kind- may keep yourself au fait with -the. latest toilets and not eating, they are flirting and dancing. A light rat- Parlor Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars to Pitts- ness Welled- to their eyes and Winded their judg- acquire that polish of manner, refinement of taste and burg, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 7:40 tan cane, swung carelessly in the hand or tapped lightly ment. Even my own sage and honored chief was softness of demeanor so essential to the managing edi- p. m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago. TABLE BOARD, $20 PER MONTH. against the right boot in a neglige way, to intimate an BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. beguilecj aa Viyien vqyetjie vicb of .her fascinations tor of the Lady's Journal. It will be your dally task For Canandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara • easy-aoout-your-bank-account frame of mind. Two about' 'the 'arcii-enchantor 'Merlin. The young lady, to cull from our foreign exchanges, French, Italian, Falls and the North, 5:25 a. m., daily, except Sun- my28-ttl SCHOFIELD & DUFFY.. Proprietors. bottles of Caswell and Mack's No. 6 cologne, sudh as who utterly lacks tuition and training, made a German and Spanish, any Items of Interest likely to day, 1:40 p. m. dally, except Saturday, with MUburn, above Willard's, in your city,, keeps. A Palace Car to Watkins. For Williamsport, painful failure, Which weuld, have been ridlcirfbus Interest the female sex. Of course you understand memorandum book, in wh^$i to inscribe a strict record Lock Haven, Elmira and Watkins, 10:10 a. m. daily, MOKTON HOUSE. except for her evident earnestness and honesty of those languages, or Mr. Leslie would not have de- exoept Sunday. •of your pbker debts—for you are fairly certain to lose, »32 AND 934 F STREET NORTHWEST. purpése. Her youth and girlish freshness BOft- tailed you to me. I know him too well. You will go For New York and the East, 9:55 p. m. daily, with Palace Cars attached; Limited Express of Pulman although yoa have the comforting reflection, after ened the hearts ot those 'fiickix of the press, the now and write an editorial on caramels." , Parlor Oars, 9:20 a. m. dally, except Sunday. PRICES FOR BOARD. having three queens and two jacks beaten by four critics, and turned the edges of their scalping-knives For New York and the East, 5:25 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Jim went up to Malllard's, the confectioner, and Per 'nfonth .' $16.00 •deuces, that your opponent can't sue you for the debt. away. When I saw the pretty little novice last, on daily, except Sunday, With Sleeping Oars from got the pretty black-eyed girl from Brittany, who Washington to Boston. Per month, If paid in advance.; 15.00 A set of ivory-backed hair ' brushes in a Russian Per week 4.00 the wide waste of Booth's magnificent stage, strug- keeps the chocolate stand, to tell him all about, cara- For Philadelphia, 5:25 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. daily, ex- leather bag of Vienna make, that the chambermaid gling with the inspired lines of tlje divine William, cept Sunday, and 5:30 and 9:55 p. m. daily. Breakfast Of dinner 25 mels. He was very much admired by the boys for his Lunch.'..;.... 10 may know you are a real gentleman, and report you she recalled to my Boswellian mind the comment of Limited Express, 9:20 a. m. daily, except Sunday. erudition. The linguistic problem was solved by Accommodation for Baltimore, 6:50 a. m. and 4:20 21 meal tickets 5.00 as "sich" at the office. A box of genuine Victoria gruff old Sam Johnson on the dancing bear : " The 44 do do 10.00 Keinas, which, although a twenty-five cent cigar, cost secretly employing a seedy communist, who huni p. m. daily, except Sunday. wonder is, sir, not that the bear dances well, but that around Printing-house Square for odd jobs, at $5 a For Pope's Creek Line; 0:50 a. m. and 4:20 p. in. daily, MORTON HOUSE was the first one in the city to -only $22 a box, thus making a clear saving of $3 a the bear can dance at all." ' Anna Bo-yle, though, has except Sunday. lower the prices for board, and thus save the people week. At the end of the first week Jim resigned, $25 from $4 to $5 per month. hundred. To make the last day of your stay agree- a mine of artistic wealth in her if it is properly For Annapolis, 6:50 a. m. and 4:20 p. m. daily, except ahead and a cocoanut crammed with caramel and Sunday. BEST BOARD IN THE CITY. able, five hundred dollars in money for your hotel bill. worked. Adelaide Neilson made a sweet, gushing crinoline lore. To my journalistic brethren I would ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Eggs, hominy and oat meal for breakfast every day The landlord will want about all that, and in the event Juliet in look and gesture, but, although the eyes, RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- state that, saving the tints and shades necessary to at MORTON HOUSE, of the wrong horse winning, or other unexpected those " windows of the soul," rçere there, the soul was INGTON RAILROAD. emergency, he will always be more than ready to keep nai.'atlon, that incident really occurred^n the career For Alexandria, 6, 7, 8, 9:10, 10,11 a.m.; 1, 3, 4:20, 5, 922 and 924 F street northwest. wanting. There was the flavor of the bar-maid hang- 6:00 and 7p. m. On Sunday at 9:10 a. m. and land 7 your baggage tor the balance of the account. of the executive clerk of the Senate, for I had It from N. B.—No beer, liquors or tobacco of any kind sold. ing about her still, bathed, scented, bejeweled as his own lips. p. m. sepl6-lyB The race meeting was at its height when 1 arrived, I she was, Few women on the stage have at once For the South, via Richmond, 1:55 a. m. daily, and and, by dispensation of Davekey, not being a man of As you may possibly desire to reserve some space 5:30 p. sa. dally, except Sunday. the mental and physical gilts to portray the most Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8,7,8:10,9:10, letters, under the supervision of the Mrs; R. B. charming of the poet's creations. In the turbulent for advertisers, Mr. Editor, and as Sunday is only 10,11 a. m., 1,3,4:20, 5,6:00 and 7 p. m. On Sunday at IRVING HOUSE RESTAURANT. Hayes' Christian Association, I went. days of the fighting Montagues and Capulets, when about thirteen hours long at this time of the year, I'll 8:10 and 10 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Car ac- At the entrance of the grand stand stood gruff, liomeo loved, Mercutio railed and Tybalt fought; in bring my letter to a close, though much remains un- sung. Excuse the scraps of French scattered through commodations can be procured at the offices: North- 10 CENT LUNCHES. burly John Morrissey, the presiding genius of the the sunny land where once the poet sang, the sculptor east corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave- village of Saratoga and owner of the course. Neatly carved and the painter dreaded, and noble youths this rivulet of print which meanders through your col- nue, northeast corner Sixth street and Pennsylvania BEST IN THE CITY. dressed in a suit of pearl-grey tweed, a large single- umns, but "I've lived so long abroad." Vale ! avenue, and at the Depot, where orders can be left for and lovely maidens laughed life lovingly away, the checking ot baggage to destination from hotels Corner Eighth ami D Streets N. W. stone diamond stud blazing in his shirt front like the Shakspeare's Juliet was possible. It is, perhaps, too and residences. head-light of a locomotive, his features softened by a much to expect to find her on the modern stage, lilSOELLANEOUS. L. P. FARMER. fcblS-ly BUTTS & ROSS, Proprietors. welcoming smile as his vigilant eye swept the scene, where' the modern Montague (H. J.) invites his Gen'I Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMPSON, he looked like an amiable bull-dog. Later in the day Juliet, after the play, to a chop-house repast of tripe Gen'l Manager. MARBLE SALOON, I passed him as he was stuffing a bulky roll of green- and beer. The devouring devotion of the passionate Butter! Butter! Butter! backs in his breast pocket, the receipts of the day. Montecolo, which prompted him to drink the Corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Ask your Grocer or Butter Merchant for the GILT LIVERY STABLES. He was probably thinking of New York and its winter draught of the Mantuan apothecary, is expressed now- EDGE BUTTER Company's Creamery Butter, put The Bar Is stocked with the purest Wines, Cigars, and delights as he hummed, with a faint approximation adays differently. Our Romeos of polo, boat and gun up in Adam's Patent Cases. in one pound blocks. A. B. KEYES. J. L. SMITH. our Old Hickory Whisky we claim to be the best in to the tune, clubs scatter the treasure of their hearts and purses at Very fine. America. Our Ten-Cent Lunch from 11 to 2 is supe- If your Grocer or Butter Merchant does not have it rior to any in the city. " There's a land that Is faro than this." the feet of blonde beauty as carelessly as a pet mon- you can find it at the following places : LEWIS & CALLAHAN, Among the well-known characters present was key would shower around a casket of the Esterhazy G. G. CORNWELL, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue. augl9-3mos5 Proprietors. John Hoey, the express millionaire. John, although diamonds. R. B. & A. B.OROPLEY, Bridge street, Georgetown. KEYES cfc CO. J. F. JOHNSON & CO., Masonic Temple, Ninth and .a common carrier, is a wag in his way. He calls his F streets* wife Eye, because, as he avers, " she was made for Shakspeare, who^e wizard pen limned with-equal METROPOLITAN WINE ROOMS. power woman or priest, soldier or saint with magic J. G. AULD, corner Ninth and L streets. Adams' Express Company." A time-worn joke, but C. A. LANGLEY, corner Tenth street and Massachu- •well applied for once. touch, created Juliet, Or "Giuletto Capuletto," as my setts avenue. COACHES, Finest Liquors and Cigars FRANK J. TIBBETrS,' Fourteenth st. & N. Y. ave. At the Grand Union 1 ran across Mr. John Ennis of Italian acquaintances here call her, warm, tender, lovely, enthusiastic. ! She is the impersonation of love, F. H. FALL, 1616 Fourteenth street. In the City. Washington, who had taken a short run up from F. G. ALEXANDER, corner Eleventh and I streets. Cape May. He looked bronzed and weather-beaten, the love not born of mere sensuality, but sensuality J. C. BAUM, Fourth and East Capitol streets. OPEN BRETTS, CORKER SIXTH AN» V STREETS N. W. as though the salt sea waves were his natural element. spiritualized by imagination—such love as abandons M. McCORMICK, 227 Pennsylvania avenue s. e. JOHNNIE CLARK, Proprietor. itself to the object of Its love, where the blood is hot, A. GUSDOFF, Seventh and Boundary northwest. my6-6mos3 The racing, of course, had attracted him, as it does R. G. YEWEI.«L, corner Ninth and M streets. every Southern and Western man. It is a sight to be the heart true, the soul refined, scorning all doubts of F. B. WEBSTER, 1009 M street northwest. LIGHT WAGONS, remembered—a closely contested struggle up the affected modesty, reveling in tho lrankness of un- L. EMMERT, 620 N street northwest. WEBER'S JACKSON LAGER failing trust. A lovely and graceful ideal. 1 may say R. F. MARTA1N, Harrison street, Uniontown. home-stretch between game, fleet, thoroughbreds, O. DUFOUR. 1800 Fohrteenth street. BEER BREWERY, bursting along with tremendous speed, as though con- without disparagement that Anna Boyle Is not this GEO. H. MORGAN, 536 Eighth street east. SADDLE HORSES, scious of the rain of hurrahs which greets the victor in Juliet. Speaking technically and in a iriendly spirit, McCAULEY & DELWIG, 925 Fourth St. southeast. CINCINNATI. sheha3yet to learn how to properly make an "en- J. M. DELONG, Cor. Seventh and U sts. northwest. .a closely contested race. The turf is an Anglo-Saxon E. N. NEWMYER, Thirteenth and G sts. northwest. This celebrated Beer is shipped from Cincinnati in pastime. In England five hundred mounted yeomanry trance" and an "exit." P. McCORMICK, Seventh and B sts. southeast. DOUBLE and SINGLE B TJG GIES refrigerator cars, and atter arrival 13 kept in ice boxes to preserve it cool and fresh. used to follow Lord Jersey's horses to the post when- There is one actress.of the day, who graduated from P. P. LITTLE, cor. Eighth and E its. southeast. DUPUE CO., 326 East Capitol street. P R I C E S I ever the sporting peer brought them from Newmarket that high school of art, the Union Square Theater, N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. and all other vehicles promptly furnished. In kegs, $11 per barrel; in pint bottles, (with patent to run at the county meetings. who looks Juliet and perhapB can play the part. It R. A. WALKER, 511 Four-and-a-tali st. southwest. lightning stoppers,) $1 per dozen. (Kegs, boxes and is Maude (granger, who is to appear in your city soon, JOHN FITZMORRIS, Ninth and Boundary n. w. bottles to be returned. At the dinner-table Thurlow Weed, who is Horace M. R. GODDARD, 68 Bridge St., Georgetown. Orders by postal card or in person left at m^yplace Walpole and Pepys combined, told a characteristic as the art journals on the reading desks ofthe Claren- THOMAS KNOWLES, 49 High St., Georgetown. will be promptly delivered free of charge. story or Secretary Eyarts' boyhood. The,embryo don inform, me. Possessed of great beauty, illumi- A. M. LANOTON & CO., 604 Ninth St. northwest. &gr Orders left at the Arlington Hotel or at the CHARLES MADES, Sole Agent, nated By 'a' radiant intelligence, she liecame à great N. A. POOL, 1600 Fourteenth street northwest. sep2-tf3 Third and Penn'a. avenue. member of the 8 to 7 Cabinet, at the ago of seven, was L. A. WOOD, Cor. Ninth and E sts. southeast. Stable, day or night, will receive prompt attention. •eating apples fallen from the tree just as ho picked favorite in New York before she had been three •T. H. RHOADS, cor. Sixth and H sts. southwest. them up from the soft soil. "Stop," said his nurse, months behind the footlights. Her toilets were as GEO. E. KENNEDY. 1209 F strjet northwest. 521 7th St. 8. EARTH, 521 7th St. superb as those of Mrs. Florence and Mrs. John T. FRANKLIN BARRETT, Thirteenth and New York "don't put that dirty thing In your month,' they are Close.Carriages for wedding calls and receptions. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Raymond, whose drosses are marvels of decorative art. avenue northwest. not clean." "Who is to tell," replied the young W. H. H. CISSELL, 1132 Seventh St. northwest. Everts, "what is clean ? That which may be soiled In Money generally makes the man, but Worth makes J. HALL SEMMES, Twelfth-and H sts. northwest. "WINES AND LIQUORS. your eyes may be as pure as snow in mine." The the woman. Not the ex-Empress Eugenie herself, the T. A. ROVER, cor. North Capitol and H streets. original and never-tc be-forgotten contriver of crino- DENNIS CONNELL, 741 First street northeast. BOTTLED LIQUORS A SPECIALTY. nurse retired reflectively, as much puzzled as the JOHN WISE, 725 First street northwest. Boarding and Livery Stables line petticoats, beautiful'ijs she mis in full imperial Liquors of all kinds by the gallon or barrel. President doubtless often has been after one of his min- J. G. FOWLER, cor. Fourth and I sts. northwest. myl3-6mos3 ister's sesquipedalian speeches at a Cabinet meeting. toilet, furbelowed, flounced, slashed, trimmed, rigged, J. A. EDGAR, Eighth and East Capitol streets. jeweled, powdered, putted, panniered, ruffled, pulled- Also at wholesale only by Having drank of the waters, dined at Moon's, on the AT WILLARD'S HOTEL STABLES, MISCELLANEOUS. lake, visited the tiger in his lair at Morrissey's, where back and cut bias, ever looked more regally perfect that striped, streaked, spotted savage sheaths his than these queens of stage toileting, Mrs. Florence, Mrs. John T. Raymond and Miss Granger. The A. E. PHILLIPS, Corner Fourteenth and D streets, Washington, D. C. COLUMBIA •claws in velvet and nightly gambols forth ;e amuse- latter throws her whole soul into her costumes where ment of those who take an interest in his playi I made COMMISSION MERCHANT, tiie part admits Of it, and if she throws as much in THE PALACE BOABDING AND SALE STABLE, a short excursion to Lake George. At the Fort Wil- Sole Agent for the District, with Juliet it will be worth an evening at Ford's, and as E street, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth streets N. IV., liam and Henry Hotel, most magnificent of the lake BARBOUR & HAMILTON, Wholesale Grocers, the menageries say, "Double the price of admission." Washington, B. C. -and wOodland resorts, I found mine ancient host of 637, 639, 641 Louisiana avenue, BANK NOTE COMPANY, The malignant canard published by the Herald con- BOARD FOR HORSE AND CARRIAGE $20 PER the Arlington, Theodore Roessle. There, as at the Where you will find a targe stock of New York and MONTH. Arlington, hotel-koeping is one of the fine arts. The cerning poor Amy Fawsett's death has been exploded Virginia Butter. New York GILT EDGE BUTTER a specialty, :guests, as they return from'' the lake laden with the ir by the testimony of the attending physicians. They The very best care and attention paid to Horsqs and au26-4t2 Carriages. Attentive, Polite and Experienced Grooms. tinny prizes, bounding with exuberant health, drink- are reputable practitioners in good standing, and both WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE ing in deep draughts of pure mountain air, and revel- certified to the Coroner, after an autopsy, that thé un aug28-ly5 J. II. UPPERMAN, Prop'r. 908 Pennsylvania Avenue, ing in an athlete's appetite, sigh regretfully that it is fortunate actress died from consumption and Bright's TO TlIE PtTBMC not always summer, tbkt they mightueVer leave Lake disease of the kidneys. The bruises found upon her JOHN B. KELLY, George. Dr. Kellogg of your city was among the body resulted from falls against the furniture and .THAT OUR STOCK OP Dealer In FIRST-CLASS guests assembled on the broad, shady balconies, to see down the stairs while under tho influence of stimu- BEEF, LAMB, lants. Amy Fawsett came to this country from Lon- School Books and School Requisites WASHINGTON, D. C. us alight from the omnibus. In the throng I dlE- TEAL, MUTTON, Etc •cerned the stately, dignified form of ex-Governor don a bright, hipjiy; hopeful giri, under engagement IS NOW COMPLETE, ¡Hoffman and the family of the ex-Secretary of the to Augustin Daly. A short sojourn in that den of CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Treasury, Hugh McOulloch. shame, the Fifth Avenue Theater, thoroughly de- And that our prices are the very lowest that such Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Ninth street We are prepared, with every facility, for Books are sold for in any of the northern cities. wing; and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market, or ad- A telegram recalled ma to the city to attend a nota- biuehed a" wlealfnaturejl dlrtaiy»»tainted.'6(y s léose The finest qualities of STATIONERY always in dress Box"7l3 City Post Office. Marketing delivered associations, and yielding to the temptations sur- stock. free ot charge to all parts of the city. decl0-ly8 ble wedding. The parttoii lark hate doubtless fiaijied rounding her, ma a'luxuiiouS ¿afode of life, to which NEW BOOKS received as soon as issued. .you ere this. Senator Spencer, weaijyef single cussed- A special lot of Books at 40 cents per volume. Engraving and Printing ness and sewing on his own buttons, had resolved to she had been unaccustomed at home, the poor girl fre- W. N. ROWE, quently became unable to appear on the stage. Daly, take unto himself a wife. With Hpe energetic carpets MOHUN BROTHERS, REAL ESTATE BROKER, bagger, to resolve is to do. i He proposed from Dead- who is as cold as a slate and selfish as Harold Skim- wood by letter, having known the lady for several pole, turned her adrift on tho streets when he pcndld 1015 Pennsylvania Avenue, No. 512 F street N. IV., one square east of Post Office, BANK NOTES, BONDS AND COMMERCIAL years past, and was accepted. Like young Locjfttnvar, no longer turn' her talent and her beauty to mere- Washington, D. C. st-8 . Corner of Eleventh street. he came post-haste out of the West to claim and cajrry tricious account, and front that time the girl's path HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS ON SALE. oil his bride. Having followed the senator through an was rapidly downward. She moved into a tenement Houses Rented. Rents oollected. Money Loaned WORK OK EVERY KIND, &e. investigation in thp jSen&teJ'through a hostile'Sloux house on the East Sidç, a part of the city as 1304 H Street N. W. and carefully invested. nov26-l?2 WM. H. PHILIP, President. country, and past swarms of road agents, X could not remote from her associates and friends of Window Cornices, Walnut, Oak, Gilt and Fancy Pic- ture Frames, Fasse-Partouts, Bronzing and Regildlng. SHBURY G. APPLEMAN & MUMPER GEO. T. JONES, Vice President. desert him in this last and greatest danger. . By respectable theatrical circles as though she had Brokers, office 1339 F street, opposite the Ebbltt JOHN W. WATERS, Secretary. diligence and good fortune in making connections I gone to Hoboken. There she pawned, through the je3-ly S. B. CASTLE. HouseA , have funds to loan on good oouateral at reason- able rates. They anticipate Congressmen's and Sena- J. M. VAN BUSKIRK, Treasurer. arrived in time to witness the mournful and impres- agency ot the landlady's son, a worthless young fel- low, who figures as " Billy" in the sad story, her cloth- ANTED—Prompt-paying Tenants to occupy »f- tor's pay, monthly or otherwise. Will discount good sive ceremony. The knot was tied by a Catholic clergy- fice rooms over Markriter's new store, No. 626 E commercial notes dally. Good approved vouchers CJJTCO ©77 a week té Agents. $10 Outfit Free. P. O. man of S t.Bridget's, in deierence to the lady's religious ing and jewelry, piece by piece, to minister to her ex- streetW. Rent low. ap22-tf8 cashed. je3-4mosl ÍNVHOM V1CKERY, Augusta, Maine. au26-7t .8 THE CAPITAL.—SEPTEMBER 16,1877.

""Fifth Inning. Hessler was fieided out at first by WAT0HE8, A BILLIARD match of considerable in- Kenney. Darnell took first on called balls, but Leins terest has been arranged lor to-morrow evening at THE CAPITAL. and Dean were quickly disposed of. No runs. Lusk '"•* We have the best Imitation Gold Watch in the Martet for WadHlg half past seven o'clock, to Inaugurate the opening for reached first on an error of Bradshaw, but attempting Purposes The métal is a composition of other metals, so fflosolyresemj . to steal second was thrown out by Dean. "Ecky, i uryua'.a. ' H g gold that the Dest Judge» find it difll- the season of the popular billiard room of Messrs. 3R culn t to detect the difference,except by a SEPTEMBER 16, 1877. after a splendid hit to left centre, expired on second, in chemical test, and it has the Virtues p— SUNDAï MORNING. Miller & Jones, in the National Theater building. Deans throwing being too much for him. Kenney A 7 !..<,.. ,n mntâ It. M,n llACt". Stlhotlfr Mr. James Hartnett and a Washington amateur of tried to get over Darnell's head, but the latter gobbled It. No run?. ..." ' equal skill have been matched for the occasion. This Sixth Inning. Sheehan reached first on abase hit, ANCE. BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVSD OR great billiard resort has been thoroughly refitted and ENGINE. TURNED HUNTING»CA5ES, RECORD OF THE WEEK. but in attempting to make- .second was thrown out by and equal in appearance to a GOLD furnished with new balls, cloth and cues^-making11 Kenney. Began fouled out. Harrison reached first WATCH THAT COSTS from on wild throw of Houc't. Cute died at first. Noruns. $ I 50 to $200. It scirs' and trades U X NEW YOKK SCHOONER of beer for five In every respect equal, if not superior, to any plaee of The Nationals again drew a blank. Score; 2—2. readily, for from SCO to Sloo, and if you the kind in this or any other country. Seventh inning. Bradshaw reached first on ».wild wish a watch for your own use or to make cents" graces the windows of our restaurants. No money on, try. this. OiyinK to our iarrro wonder Whitelaw Held continues to sloop oyer. throw of Holly. Hessler struck out. Darnell hit a sales, wo are enabled" to rediico the prt*. WE RIJPRET.to learn that Madame Emma corker to Byington, which tro dropped, allowing Brad- of them to $|2£ach with an elc» shaw to score. Lelns flew out to " Ecky." Dean hit cant Chain attached. Tliey are used on THE IFTLTTTF&TTFQTE SoulG will hereafter make Chicago her headquarters. to Holly and went out at first. (Jne run. j liiiljrdilds,Sceiunarsi ami In Manufactories,and efhor places vilifcre a'fcctinito Vimo is required, over the political aspect for a month ; he is wondering The many friends Of our fashionable modiste will be Barron tools first on called balls, but the ttnee fol- and elves general wUisfaetioii. We send them pleased,to learn that any orders, sent to the Tremont lowing strikers were sent to grass.' 'Score; 3*->2. by Mail or BxpresA . oil receipt w {12, to any where he can rafse the caito for that oairpet. Eighth Inning. Sheehan fouled out. RegaiM eached part of the Country, or it will bo sent C.O.D, House, Chicago, from this city, will be filled at once, his base-on an error of Barron, but Harrison and Cato when the custodier iles'tres and remits $3 on ac- PROVIDENCE made a mistake in causing count. . Theso Elegant, CIl-MNS weigh about and the latest patterns lrom Europe can'always be were " bagged " at first. No runs, Fifty Pennyweights, and the sam'o pattern in the death of Simon Cameron's, brother last week. l "Ecky " pepped a ityto Cate, which he muffed. pure gold would cost $loo.- Me sell these Chains found wherever Madame Souls establishes her head- Kenney went out on fiyto Began. Bannon sent a iit,$3 each. But wo sell thu watch and Chain for The blow was intended for our own Klchard Turpin. quarters for fashionable dressmaking. grounder to right field, making, his second and send- 51«, sent by Mail in a Registered Package, post- ing " Ecky " home. Holly and Houck flew out. Score, paid, to any Post Otiicu in the United States. LITTLE SUSIB COMBS' eleventh birthday THE HILLMAN HOUSE, only one square 3—3. party at No. 100 O street, Capitol Hill, on Friday north from the Capitol, having been refitted and re- Ninth Inning. Bradshaw struck, out, Hessler sent WESELLTHE WATCH WITHOUT THE CHAIN POE $10. a grounder to right field and reached first.v Darnell J. BRIDE & CO., Clinton Place & No. 11 Eighth Street, N. Y. nlgjit, was ft pleasant ¡jflrtfl and a merry troop of furnished completely, Is one of the most desirable got his first on called balls. Lewis hit to Bannon and laughing, chubby children enjoyed themselves and i>lacetf for persons visiting Washington. Members of was fielded out at first. Dean sent a fly tó Byington amused and pleased tjheioldeispeople. Congress will find superior accommodations for the which was taken in to handsome style. Noruns. At this point the excitement was at fev.er heat, the entire EDUCATIONAL. AMUSEMENTS. winter at reasonable rates. Permanent boarders will WE NOTICE that Messrs. Wolford & Shil- audience watching with breathless interest every ball find all the comforts of a home.' 1 thatwas'nitched.' Barron led olf with a hard hit to ATlONAL THEATER. CAMILLE. berg have secured the services of that very enterprising right. Dallas handled a fly to Began.'Byington fñade THE UNIVERSITY young business man, Mr. A. Finney, formerly of PROFESSOR DONNELLY, one of t^e priijces a base hit to right cepter, reaching, sepond on a wi.d SEPPEVIBER 17—ONE WEEK ONLY. throw of ileán's. Which Began supplemented by a The young and giltst artiste, Larisburgh Bros. His friendsare legion and he con- of sporting men, whose magnificent qualities as a wilder throw to Hessler, giving Barroh and Byington tinues the same capable knight of the tape. sparrer are only equaled by his quiet manners as a their runs. Lusk gave a flyt o Hessler, "Ecky' hit Of Gr eorgeto wia. ALISS >r,vx; i> GTIANGER, gentleman, has vacancies in his books for a few more a hard one to right, stole second and made his third Supported by Sr, Lonis !.. .Tames and the BOUCICAULT says in a recent article in on a wild throw of Dean's. Kneney gave a flyt o Har- Ho.w Dramatic Comjiany. students of tire manly art, whom he will teach either rison, which he refused, and camo home, as did the North American Review that the newspapers have DEPARTMENT OF LAW, In active réhearsa1, at the Washington Gymnasium or In his own rooms. •(Ecky" on the wild throw or Bradshaw. Bannon CAMILLE. monopolized the literary men. We are pleased to hear put a flyi n Leins' hands at right, thus ending the game with a score ot 7 to 3 in favor ot the 1877-1878. CAMILLE. an entirely new pi ty this, as it somewhat sustains us "damn literary fel- National. Among the brilliant plays of the game the lers" for essaying to monopolize everything else. most noticeable was Bannou's catch of a hot liner CAMILLE. of the Emotional School, SPORTING MATTERS. from Shcehan's bat. The umpiring of Mr. Will M. J.. LI-NDERSON, Pittsburg corre- Lake deserves special mention for its Impartiality and FACULTY: CAMILLE. adapted from the French spondent of the Clipper, died In that city last Wed- correctness. The police arrangements were admira- Base Ball. ble and facilities for guests were very good. The fol- THE REV. P. F. HEADY, S. J., CAMILLE. by Hart Jackson, Esq.,. nesday. By a queer coincidence the Clipper's Wash- The games played last week have resulted in giving lowing is the score by Innings : President of the University. ington correspondent Is named Anderson, but the co- the Bostons a strong lead for the championship pen- CAMILLE. Entitled, 12 3 4 5 6 8. 9 CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, LL. D., incidence ceases there, as he wmtinues to live. nant, and in disappointing the ardent friends of the Dean of the Faculty and President of the Moot Court. CAMILLE. BÜOKEN VOWS. Hartfords. We advise our friends throughout the National 10 0 1 MATINEE- SATURDAY" AT 2. AMONG the other important returns from country not to place any faith in the reports published Eagle 0 11,0 11 THE HON. RICHARD T. MERRICK, LL. D., Sept. 24.—THE DANICHEFFS, with an extraor- dinary cast. It5 the fashionable seaside resorts may be remarked the by journals who are interested in the Louisvilles and Bise hits—National, Eagle, 5. Lecturer on Constitutional Law and the Law of Na- blood-thirsty mosquito. He begins to buzz us once tions. Hartfords. There is not a Shadow of a doubt but that THE Astorias and Templars played yesterday. UMMER THEATER COMIUUE. more, and seems to have been improved in health by the Bostons will win the championship, all the reports Score, 12—1, in favor of the former. THE HON. HALBERT E. PAINE, LL. D., S his trip, as his Dlto is rather more energetic than in to the contrary notwithstanding. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17—NIGHTLY AND- THE following is the National nine for Tuesday: Lecturer on Evidence, Pleading and Practice at Law WEDNESDAY AND.SATURDAY MATINEES. other years. These are the gjames played since our last issue: Kenny, r28-4t MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. HANDSOME FURNITURE CRETONS, and, above all, for the muzzling of the ancient spigot- We feel rather sore over this business as we stood in desire for novelty, has secured, at an Immense out- BLANKETS. SHEETINGS. TOWELS, NAPKINS, dealer who breaks the serenity of the Sabbath on the mud two days to witness these Waterloos, with lay the celebrated Mmo. Duclo's troupe of sensntional PROFESSOR CARL RICIITER AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE blondes. The aotipg, singing and - dancing of this AND FANCY DRY GOODS, EMBRACING A VA- Seventh and the Aveuue by advertising restaurants corn-led policemen pushing us back, " clar cf that ar Will resume foul flag !" By the way, that mounted officer on the : combination of beautiful women have enchanted all RIETY OF SILK AND W( I'OLEN FABRICS FOR and slandering the memory of tlie dead. How touch grounds at Ninth and S streets ts an efilcient fellow. audiences that have been so fortunate as to have the HIS PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN PIANO, THE FALL AND WINTER Is he paid for it 1 Wonder. We recommend him for promotion—in fact will give delightful pleasure of witnessing their performances. ORGAN, SINGING AND THEORY ON Miss Rose Harland, the champion lady boxer of the him a letter. Poor fellow, he can't talk. He's terri- SEPTEMBER X, 1877. THERE MUST BE something done in behalf bly sunburnt—red as a " beat." We heard a man say world, accompanies the troupe, and each evening W. M. BROWN, will in conjunction with Mr. Harry Franklin, give a Having given instructions in tills city lor the last of the public schools of this city. The number of ap- once, after looking at the portrait of a former gover- 314 Eighth street northwest. nor of Pennsylvania, who had a very red face. "By finished exhibition of the manly art of self-defence. twelve years, the number of fine players and teachers plications for admission have Increased excessively. , if that man don't drink he paints!" No per- The other attractions are Immense, the details ot he produced will undoubtedly fill his classes for this sonal application intended. which must be seen, and no doubt will be thoroughly season. - Orders may bo left at 'Metzerott's and Ellis Bargains in Fancy The appropriation for their support is no larger than appreciated. The closing performance of the " Dizzy music stores. sep9-3t6 Great in previous years. Less in point of fact. This must But we digress. In reply to ' our' Baltimore eorre- strotfdent we wllf state that we hâve hot the space to Blondes,!' an entertainment introducing the " Seven be remedied. Education of agenejal charactejand give detailed reports of games. We must leave that Beauties," whose beauty has become world-wide, will Goods. to our daily ootemporarles, who give full details—par- present novelties of voealism, pirouettes andtpostures MADEMOISELLE BRUN among the masse? is the bloodiof tjie bedyofj propriety that have never before been seen.'. We predict ticularly the Republican. The reports of that paper are Will resume her in this country. If* 'its free' ¿trciilatlon be Impeded very accurate and lair to all sides. We must be çon- full houses and a happy audience. | MS As we intend making a change in our business, we- there will be a degeneration Qfc Sthe system, that will tent with general comments as thej occur to " a man INSTRUCTIONS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE will sell oh our entire stock-of ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1877, make the nation's head swim. up a tree," as it were. Brady's Itciurn. Coihe to think of it, speaking of the Republican, it Recuperated by a short season at Gape May, Brady, Giving private" lessons at the residence of her pu- WE DESIRTE to call the' attention of the was suggested in the base-ball, column.of that paper the chief photographic artist ot this country, has re- pils and devoting special attention to pronunciation last Monday, that we were in error in regard to the turned to Washington for the season. His historic I ahd'conversation, those points being most difficult without regard to cost. managers and directors il' the Chariot Company to "revolving" of a certain professional. We have the gallery is again the headquarters ot local and visiting to acquire. Persons desiring to take lessons will please the outrage committed by their superintendent, who authority of the secretary ol the Eagles that the player celebrities, and to his interesting groups new laces are address Mademoiselle Brun, 1201 Eleventh street. brutally whipped a boy who was stealing a ride on in question had no discharge from,that club when he constantly added. Among his recent sitters the names scpf-'-'te A. G0DDAKD, appealed on the^Crelghtoh nine. But, be that as it are noticed of Brevet Major Generals E. 1). '1 ownsend, sep9-2t* 908 Seventh street northwest. one of their popular 'carriages. This Mute jumped may, the Eagles' loss is certainly not th^Creightons* R B Marcy, M. O. Meigs, Robert McFeeley; J. K. lrom his buggy on Friday and used his whip upon the gain. Barnes, B. Alvord, A. A. Humphreys, W. McKee NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DE- body of a young lad who was doing what every one Dunn A. J.Myers; and. from the Navy Department FURNISHED ROOMS—WITH BOARD,. has done when a boy, viz., stealing a ride, and then, THEBE are various rumors of trouble in the camp of those of Secretary Thompson, Rear Admiral, John C. ; PARTMENT the Astorias, but they are not traced to anything defi- Howell, Com. D. Ammen, Capt. Wm. N. Jeffers, ray- At Xos. 904, 90.6 and 908 Fourteenth street. coward like, jumped into Ms wagon and drove oft be- nite. The playing of Reagan and Hessler on the master General.!. H. Watmough', and J. W. Easby, Opens oil September 3,1877 fore the indignant merchants in the neighborhood Eagles against Our Bovs on Friday last denotes a W H Shock, R. W. Shufeldt, John W.Hogg; and Candidates for LL. B. admitted on examination. THE FINEST LOCATION IN THE CITY. Candidates for D. C. L. must have received the LL. B. could reach him. If the Chariot Company desire to radical change in their nine. They arc-two excellent from the State Department Hon. Wm. M. Hunter, players, and will be hard to replace. We hope peace Hon Frederick W. Seward, Charles Payson, T. A. Professors Casey, McCrary, MacArthur and Wedge- Opposite Franklin Park. secure the sympathy of the public in their fight with will prevail in the wigwam of the Astorias, and that Brown A. B. Wood, R. C. Morgan, Ford Jefferson, wood. For further information apply at Leo the railroad company, they should dispense with the they will appear on Tuesday with renewed vigor, fresh W J. Hunter, Hon. John A. Campbell, John H. Har- Rooms, No. 428 Seventh street. ^ Rooms for Senators and Representatives on Liberal! W. B. WEDGEWOOD, LL. D., services of such a brute. war paint and scalping knives with razor edges. well Almont Barnes and N. Benedict; Col. H. C. Hoopla ! Corbin, Col. J. O. P. Burnside, Captain Barrett, sep2-4t7 Vice Chancellor. terms. gepia-tf James H Mann and other officers of the Government. THE FAIR at Rockville run through the THE National nine appeared in splendid form on This list shows that time is being improved by those last three days of last week. At its inauguration it Thursday Their new pitcher, Bannon, is a success. who wish to secure pictures in the very highest rormi ROCK HILL COLLEGE, Notice of Dissolution. He uses good judgment, never loses his temper, and and stylos ot an art which he has brought to the was feared that the mud would be more multitudinous has the requisite staying powers of a first-class greatest perfection. Elllcott City, Maryland. The business heretofore conducted under the firm, than the visitors, but the weather cleared and the fair pitch er. The fielding of the nine Is excellent. name of was comparatively a success. The track was too damp The student may pursue either of three courses, viz : WILLETT & BUOFF, THE ALDEKHEY DAI)»"—629 E street—proposes The Engineering, the Classical or the Commercial tor very fast time in the races, but the average time THE Eagles have now a nine that, with practice, some very Interesting points on the great question At No 905 Pennsylvania avenue, Is this day dissolved' will be equal to any. We hope they will not commit by mutual consent. Mr. James P. Willott retiring. made was not bad. It was infinitely better than a which absorbs the interest of all people in search of ^Studies resumed on Uie-FIRSTMONDAYINSEP- the fatal error of changing it materially during the health, that ot pure-milk. It strikes, by its questions, The business of the late firm will be settled by Mr. balance of the season, but practice it well as It stands. TÈMBER. BRO. BErTELIN, race we once witnessed near Pittsburg, at' Sfcwickly, clear and-clean, into the cause of impure and un- sep2-4t3* President. Charles Ru6il; JAS. P. WIIXBTT, where, during the progress of a mile heat, the specta- healthy milk, namely, bad food and bad care for the Washington, Aug. 31,1877. CHAS. Room. QSR friend* «f the.-CfeiKhtcns ÀRO tt> be congratu- cows. How can an animal fed upon garlic, brewers' The undersigned begs leave to inform the friends • tors went home lor their suppers and' returned just as lated on having secured the'Services of wltherdw as grain, slops, &c.,expect to furnish pure, sweet mitt? the GEORGE t OWN CuLLEG^ and customers of the late firm that he will continue the winning horse was ¿earing the quarter stretch. pitcher. Charley is a good player and a popular fel- Alderney Dairy understands the business ot manag- the HAT. CAP and FUR TRADE at the old stand, low We trust this movement on the part of the Most perfect .order...was preserved, and .¿yen. the ing the vaccine quadrupeds and obtaining the pure, FIRST TERM. and would respectlully solicit a continuance ot their Creighton managers will put a stop to the quibble healthy beverage of nature by the wise administration patronage. _ CHAS. RUOFF, Washington visitors, with a few exceptions, behaved about imported players which the members of this of such food as corn meal, swoet timothy, clover, oats, themselves with propriety. The chief marshal, Mr. popular organization have Indulged in. Charley has beets, corn,tiscg and in the management-^the treat- CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, SE|TEMBER 4. se2-3t2 905 Pennsylvania Avenue. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OCTOBER 1. , William Brewer, meji^s marked compliments lor the been pitching during the present season for the Red ment of-fts eows—by the uSe oi. Ibunflance ot water Cap? of Minnesota. They ought to make a hard race and a sponge, a curry-comb and coarse towels, before • LAW DEPARTMENT, OCTOBERS. clever management of the affair. for the championship. milking. This brings out purity from within and RAILKOAD TICKETS cleanliness from without. With here and there other P. F. 11EAI.Y, S. J., President. A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.—The "•Mas Patriots !treatéci ris badly on' Friday. We incidentals in their care, we are able to guarantee a augl9-8t5 pure, sweet and healthy article, and their prices are entire mercantile community, as well as the public at Street Northwest. Monday September 30, 1877. Circulars can be ob- Wholesale and retail dealer in tained from the principals, Mrs. Z. D. Butcher and inslgnihcance. "I saw him on Saturday," exclaimed They were disposed of in one, two, three order—Leins The reputation of this establishment has been stead- at first base by Dallas, Dean struck out, and Sheehan ily increasing, and to meet the requirements ot the Miss M O Douglas, 1027 Twelfth streetaug26-3mos northwest.6 PURE ALDERNEY MILK AM» CREAM, one, "he wa3 in the best si spirits." "He was doing the by a' foul to Kenney. trade the proprietor has added a stearii feather reno- Office and Depot, «29 E street northwest, Washing- best business In thecity,"exclaimed another. Hisclerks Holly, lor the National, went to his ba$e on three vator. We recommend our friends to call. BRAD. ADAMS ton, D. C. were interviewed, and all they could say was: "The balls^ but was forced out at seeond on HoUck's hit to Fresh butter 35 cents, churned every day at 6-a. m. Harrison, he being put out at first by a brilliant dou- Merchant's Lunch. Buttermilk a specialty. Milk and, cream delivered lil Will open his new Bos...... s...... sai. d he was 0goin og out -o-f -town. - " His bank ac-. UIbleO t'playV *. XNUUUUBarron wenncu,t WtJo HIDfirst, UoUn Ua IUUIV.VfumbleUd —bal"l by, daily at any hour desired. count was examined and a handsome balance fjpundl Harrison; Dallas' grounder was well fielded to second This popular resort does not seem to be affected by by Harrison, but Sheehan dropped it, thus giving the dullness ol trade or the stagnation ol manufactur- BRANCH STO IfcE to his credit. "This beats the devil," exclaimed one of both men their bases. Barron stole third, and came ing Interests. Owing to the attractions which our THE~SCHOOL OE MUSIC, our detectives. "In twenty years' experience, he Is the home on a passed ball by Dean. Byington flew out friend Wilkenlng has placed before his patrons In the TO-MORROW, shape of mixed beverages, and all the delicacies of first solid business man who ever disappeared." The to Sheehan. One run. 707 Eighth street northwest, the season which could be procured in the market, his occupied by PARKER. river was searched for the dead body, and his friends Second Inning. The Eagles scored one run on base cosy little establishment is crowded by our merchants, At tho store lately Presents unequaled facilities for the study of the vari- hits by Harrison and Cate and an error of Barron; the •augl9-tf 7 ous musical branches. were prepared to purchase mourning, when the object Nationals being disposed of in one, two, three order. who while discussing Wllkening's luxuries, forget the •Score, 1—1. cares and troubles or business. Call at 309 Seventh THE BEST TEACHERS.the PRiCES- of all this anxious inquiry appeared at his place of street and examine the same. Third Inning. After two hands were out Lelns scored THE MOST APPROVED METHODS?' business, and the next day over a hundred cases ot a run for the Ragles by errors of Houck and Bannon; Md'me De Courcey White, goods arrived marked "S. Katzensteln, 310 Seventh IT IS WOKTH a visit to Hamilton's store, Young Instructor: Anton GloeUner, H. Donoh, Theo, In- the Nationals again tailing to reach firse. Score, galUKlng. Call or send , street." Our old friend had stepped on to New York 2—1, Men's Christian Association Building, whether you (LATE OF LORD & TAYLOR'S, NEW YOBK.) Wecietary buy or not, to see the fine display of goods and the and secured the pick of the fall and winter goods, and Fourth Inning. Harrison reached first on an error of Barron, but Tailed to score, the three next strikers thousand and one novelties p»rtainlug to the gas- Bezs leave to inform the ladles of Washington that his competitors will have to take his leavings. This being retired. Barron went to his base on called balls, fixture trade. He is just getting in his new stock, she has opened her dress-making establishment at THE HAMILTON, showed business tact and energy, but Katzensteln stole second, and came home on a wild throw ot and certainly has the largest stock ever exhibited in No 1229 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, where she is CORNER FOURTEENTH AKD K N. W. Hessler, which gave Byington his first. Dallas bit a this city, and his stock of slate and marble mantels, should remember the old saying: "You might as well prepared to fill all orders promptly and in the best Large addition just made of suites and single rooms: long fly,whic h was well taken by Regan. Byington grates, etc,, has never been excelled In these parts. manner. Ladies' own material cut, fitan d basted. Hale's elevator. seg^o-au kill a fellow as scare him to death." Don't dolt again, died on second, and Lusk gave Regan another oppor- Givfe him a call. He guarantees all goods at manu- Entire satisfaction guaranteed. sepie lj x Sam, or a reward will be offered for you, dead or alive. tunity, which he Improved. Score, 2—2. facturer's prices.