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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-13
Ecaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Hon. l. Of tic Judges 0f the Court
Of Common for the city and County II New YORK. sitting
Comfy Judge the 18th day OF August III notice Is
hereby given al tho creditors and persons having claims
Against iam II. Chapman and William II. Wills Iately
DOING the city ard County u Newi ork, under the
r oi Nv II. Chapman Co.. that they are required to
present said aims with the yOuchers therefor any ven
lied the subscriber tue dny appointed assignee 81 te said
v naip H. Chapman aad William H. Wills oslng the anu
OF Chapman CO." fnr the beneht Of Their creditor
Office OF s attorneys, Elliot - sidney smith No 0y
Wals CIV New York. before the 2Hth day Of
october is77-Dated Sew York. Aug. Is, 1877. GEORGE
CRAVEN HORST, Assignee
ELLIOT * :. SIDNEY SMITH, Attorneys Tor Assignee
80 Waist, New-lofk.
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PASSENGERS FOR HAMBURG.

The steamship Suevia of the Hamburg Line
sails from this port to-day The passenger list is fol-
lows:
FOR HAMBURG-Dy Sfedmshfp Slsrfd Louis Recaire.
Mrs Fran1sc Fuchs. C. >. Pierce, Mrs Bingham
Albert Willcr r. Hrinz., John j. Roirbaok W. Hcher
Uusays Minckle Joseph Hirsch, Miss Htmine edelber
gcr theresa Iene. Miss Elise silver. Miss Bertha
E,iner August CTamer, Louis NOsnc Edward ReiiucIs,
William ward. r. j. Imold, Joseph Rcmert. Frank kuohta
Ffed Hacker, August WemeIch. EDWARD GTuetzmacher.
Martin 0uncke,
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NOT ACQUAINTED WITH TWEED.

TO tie razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Understanding that the testimony given
this morning by Tweed duplicates in the ring frauds
braring the name as myself, will be greatly
Obliged yon win STATE in connection with that tcsii-
many that does not refer 10 ". C. Rogers Of the firm
oil Rogers sherwood. No II Barcay-st., does
even knOw Dir. Tweed, and las been connected
with the Ilng. W. e. ROGERS.
AeW- Turk, Sept -, 1877.
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MARINE INTELLIGkNCE.

san rspq 49,. 5.30 sun ~ets.... 6l3 clock slow. 3
,foon .-t. g:i Moon scufhs go Moons age, ia! D
p..H WAFER TO-DAY a D.
sandy Hook. Gov island. C.zO Ken Gate... 2:0J
Ii.u WhtLN TO-DAY 81.
sandy OO7 Isiul- O;4S zen Gate.. 2:j1
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5ttlsccllGnfous.
aNas,ral 1iIsirume1ts

2NHs,ra! lH5IumeTts
CABINET or PARLOR ORGANc-LlrgeSt
a,sorf.nen best n the world lowest pricss $50 Dii
awards ,r cash or usalment. rented until rent pajs
of the Manufacturers, 20 bhlOhoiuaIc.
MASON * HAMLiN ORGAN 60.
| IGHTE " ERNST, old house Of Lightc
Bradbury 0gor tlrir spen.id PiAN0.FOHIES 20 ID"
rrces ara IN easy payments l. hst 4hsL Alse
smiths AMERICAS ORGANS.
e Y. BALL ~ Co..
>. so. IL EAST liTH.Sr.
Cckering5 Sfeinwts and other Pianos and Orgars lp~
forecast q insGs.lmeats, snu Tor rsni.
CUPkRiOR toned, elabo1tcly carved us
> octave fan ACranu PIANOFoRrE $3.50 cost 5000 last
May; cyiraoriinnry sacrifice. ie,1ence o. Fast 9ihs.
DEEsETG REESE HEARD TIMES
we will EEL octave Pianos 30; rs octave $780, cash
stop organs $50 stops 1885, stops, SOS stops, SI5 10
stOns sos ~ stops III TO- cas net used year. ~ Pc ect
ORDER Monthly ins;aiucns received Tor new Pianos and
ORGANS "a Be-; usill paid Tor. HORACE WATERS SONS
40 Fast lfth.st and University pi. NY
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At CROTON LANDING.
anctiou Sales Of Real c:oiale.

WILLIAM LIE COUNT, Auctioner.
~ VIII sr al auction, on tae premises. O'Clock ply
"wednesday. l2,h iusi.,tl0 haa d.Ome LIN iiphf ~
CuARLlS H. SilIMI IF. esq. Iugutlni-i rN i''i'',
X y three minute. from depot Ii h5NaZ, trti ~ '
2iAiJ i,rt. Ectre hCH. twelve i.- ia'
cin.- perfect order hne locality perfect uilei terms cosy
GOING Europe to live.
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g'gsEsE HARD TIMES
HlGrole dno Slate MGniels.

A TTENTION Now IS the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEIS.
Prices low. Slate steps ADD efS and ~ kinds OF
slate work pENKllYN SLATE Co,
80 UnOnsGuare. y. \. titliaye. ana ltthstl
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RELIEVED FROM THE LIS PExDENs.

Nda B.uHt discharged esteruay No. 40 FiIAye.
No. II EIst Fory-iourthst lien OF tho pom
Gems The IWced sult.
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Glin Hal gsIlle S1r Sole.

4 TTENTION of BUYERS il specially called
" 10 the tarec West 4Vtnrt 0pHtc itesel-
yor PARK By unter ht supervisor oi jar
Zine bi,flcgs architects fhsf rf, ~ design Nr1ll
age ventilation ard interior nAlsh, VII BE- sold 10 . rc
s0d month Will Doe reuicL Apply To- -'Istsl
InH T. y. oH the premises.
sTOR SAIE-A medum-sizcd dOnble brown
/ stOue HOUSE. between Madison aud Jthavesi pflfe
1000, terms easy. Apply No. ~ tJih|si.
sFOR SALE-NO. 50 Oliyer-st., occupied ~
IN .rfb clry shop and Gy,t ling. 2r.1x,L5 Iermp.
i0ry sale % auction, ~ ntly. october o. hi 100 IL
ti. iNcil. -gr-r No II ay new OK
Uht that u.ue may 1e lad "a private aaie
EDWARD 4. LANlti SCI, .Arcloneer
~ b oadWsy, NeA York.
WILLIAM JAY, Tr,stee - Wallet
iSrH-ST., between 9th and 6th-ayes.- hrce-
@2sP story si0ae uit leNfj feet, aid hal! Tie bl cA N
< oa order. call ~ a Oulneft
GTH-AVE., below jeth-st., valuable corner lot,
3a.ar, brown stone LJ.a.i price feIy low ahui pay
mout required. Kl LAND o. NllIIiNN' D. cA'iaD''l
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brockIpn properln 90 Lei.

4 TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-siolg
~. and basement brick dwelling 80 - al".. s,ry
Carroll Park to deslrb'e tenant thc f.h VIZ , ,,tief
rI,O LET-An elegant private residence ~
East Drnosn within ten minutes ~ ietfi lt
perfect drainage double lot ten ROOMS any an Nm y
all modern oonyeniences Apply TO GEO. bIb'"'~f
Pinest, y. y.
rNO IEr-A handsome DWELLING, con,h'tp1'.
ing all tho modern improvements; nfs,.ii - ~, near
hocd BROOKLYN twenty minutes from fhiieh "a
Duryea's and sonddcIs churches iht,etiul t rs Jet
nub cellar; al only $500 per Apply on li'hf'
f,rson Al. near Onuand-pi. Take Fn'ienSNe car
,INO LEr-A large brick DWELLING IN W.
per part Brooklyn. ana grounds VITA sssSs ~, Ire
on prp,a Nav line ara atcs ave ~ cars rtag
with private billiard roon II wanted the 49,, ssst los
uhe owner with family. would tako O,a' 49, ~ Rrr
a. proper party. Address J. WALTER siVOi~ ~
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Corporailon No!ites.

NOTICE.-Wila Kennedy, Auctioneer, will
~ sell public auction by order Oi the Department OF
Docks, 1hurday 18Th September 1877, al ~ O'Clock
NJ lots Of old including ends oi LCck piles
wrought wlctlbaTfows Tor full information
"The city Record" Copies for sale az No . City Hail.
DTPARTNEsr OF PUBIC WORKS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ROOM 10, CuI HALL}
NKw-YOkK, sept I. 1879.
PROPOSALS will be received nc this office
4 until SATURDAY, September 10, 1877 at ~ o'ciock
noon, Tor the following work REGULATING. GRADING,
PAVING. SETTING GU RB and GUTTER STONES and
fLAGGINo dcrOnt streets n the For ull particulars
the city Record for sale ~ Room No .. city Hall.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKs,)
80 Union square,
NEw. YORK. Arg. %, 1877.
DROPOSALS.-PropOsa in sealed envelopes
viii he received NJ the Oice Of the Department ~ Public
Parks 80 unionsqnare. Newlork, until $50 NJ The
day september, for tho CONSTRUCT of SlsW
LIls IN Mo1rAvE, ONE HUSDRLD.and FORTY
FOURruSr, ONE HUNDRED and. 1H IltTY EIGil1H-
ST. TlllRDANE. md ONE HUNDRkDan and FORTY
THIRDSE Also until the same day and hour, for BROKEN
IRA PEOCK and TRAP ROCK SCREENINGS. IOr fun
particulars SEQ "The City Record" ior sale At No. City Hall
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BrooAlpa Rcal Gs!aIs for Sale.

DWELLING-HOU>E Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
81 IIck~si 80 o. ana f Nsssaus. 100 aut ~ Pms
apple-si ~ anu l81 WAoulhbv ST.. - ltfJ rt,-itt
GORDON z, FORD. 3" ChfNfi it1'Aiin.
NOR SALE or RENr.-Will sell OF rent very
Z low Nos si7 nuJ $50 81 coinpi Bro0-Nn houses -tk
81 ia spl,nuld cond tiol i0ou lilc lot "ii -iir i"i
situated near france % iIoslsct fafA inquire ~
ID. H. IfiLI, $40 F.athpsh ave.
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Gonnirp nea. Gsiait Tor Sale.

Connirn neal GsiGle Tor Sale.
A COUNTRY SEAT, j3 acres, in the hcauti-
n t village of GCncy inr ale ug 10 st. situation 'A,tl
lent cod buildings, snd abundance o frui, idir ,lt i.
% gentleman dcarng country ho. e.. Al.H J." ~ Ns.
~ SMITH. Geneva " \. III HOi sold Dy Nof J. Val tn Tor
a term oi years.
4 FINE BUILDING PLOT go 10y 80, or
a 40 pv ISIS fcet. derabl ocafed AMI dry soft. con
,sgieut 20 O. acpots m Firh ding, l. l. iI o 10
a fll g. o.. BOX lll, ilt'iit 'iit
T. Flushing combine country advantages Win the cp
cuiiye u.oH-es o. gs. tr"tis Naici. 90.
At CpOTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
"a t.sirlI, FAR1f 30 gcrrs. suitable Dr ert tenin,
ouuy tslenca The property ~ located on tnc wrr 500
m M oid Albany Faad lDOlt D1e milo norm ~ le
4in and comments extensive views ~ tle hudson iitt
Ife Laid Is u.y with apples pears nnt otn' nan
all unter cultivation Toe puhuFr clp -
other ouli iiilers ie nous ril-
aus Il LARGE rooms. tho property vii De- sod 'hrh fvr
Particulars address DWAAb CD NhI, TRIBUNE Oh'e'
ROR SALE ENCHANGE-ll-acre COUN-
4 TRY RESIDENCE ant small BNriNi .3-' uhthehm'
bered BJOKHOUr, Engrtvsr, - Lbetiy-si.
esIDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, onc-half
w way 10 Philadelphia on samboy and Amhoy ~ a., %
acres exeeitUt land. sells ban ineei i-tc o., An~ A
paru farming house. &ci whole VIII b. si l,ss ihtn ,'' q"
main house: ,-laf remain on mortgage, brfr cost
rutland WHITING 80. H''.hiaAs ~
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Giin Drcpertp 60 fci.

4 FLAT. centrally located. fulY furnished, 10
n let untN May !, at moderate icnt lahof Oh Pi''>
4. BEtNY. agent, aii 4fl-asc.
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRx, Wednesday. Sept IL. 1877
The following city real estate was sold at
the Exchange salesroom today
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AN UPPER PART of HOUSE TO LEI-R
a West 52dst Convenience for housos"epins FH'A"
faf,f ly nt1Y
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SAILED BY WAY OF LO.,G ISLAND SOUND

steamship Gen. Whiuer Tor Boston, bari r. * Weden for
HOsOn schrs H. - Bridges, Hannibal VIM. BaUtnt. hche
Eaton, and atuo pcrfr 0r Boston, !. :. Watson ior j. n
s. Miuot Addison. r. O.. anHeT and Marshall Per.e tor
Somerset 1Iir, usln Tor Thomas a. W Bills, Tor
ori. ofi: Wac Ststd and sarah Reed. Tor Iorand H. J.
Smith iol Bedford. Katie j. Hoyt ami +. /. WORTH gtOn
IaRsucket; Jane, ins a. = Dci, Am - BrGts' NJ
Liner. Aida, lmogrne, DIV r!, .. L. itsseud NJ iG O. r.
l'eLdleJu lrOyidelc-; r. ~ Wheaton and J. y IidcL
fCr Ne --itaTcu; Cora. Tor NEWPORT.
-lNtli-N Af. ~ ~anGy Look, hght, =, csati az Nty
Island, ugAt, -. ", clear.
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PERFECT GEM.-A handsome furnished
house in good location 10 r,nt Tie owner ana Wy
win board lor greater part Of eat Apply 40 S55 f 7
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Sieamshrs Peroirc for Hayte BOhnia for Liverpool Alex
anor, Erisio; Columbus i0r Havana; Geo W C9d o
Charleston: AlDanlf FOR Loves: Ellie haght, Tor Phhad
pla ship H. b. Palmer London baiks faie Harding, 10
London. Emilia. for Hu; bras S,oumiLe, ior IanN hai
tlaid H. Goo rich for EAHOutI achrs. John H. hiAhl 10
Monteyidro; r. j. willard Tor LaEuIyra Chas. F. meyer o
Savannah: u. G. McGaaau. for
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GEORGETOW I'm.

Observation-Disclosures the peace Buckley
yesterday, on the complaint or A. J. New
bury, captain of the schooner A. H. Howe,
issued q warrant for the arrest OF A. Bacon,
James Lynch, Stephen Winter aud Samuel
Abbott, for deserving that vessel. The men
were arrested In the afternoon, at the Bslti-
more and Ohio depot, and brought before
Squire Buckley, who, after having tried the
case, turned Abbott over to the captain, and
ordered Lynch, Bacon, and Winter to be
locked up till the vessel should sail.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Atth the regular
monthly meeting OF the sth building associa
ton, held last night at 9oddari's hall. 81 30
were sold, being ten shares, at 500 per share,
and 81 800 were retired, being 10 shares at
$40 per share.
THE CUSTOM Parkhurst,
deputy collector Of customs. has not been re-
moved, as has been stated in some o. the
Washington papers. The examining COM
mittte's report has not yet been made public.
THE CANAL.-All obstacles having been
removed and breaks repaired for the present
Oh the canal, boats are again I'm transitu.
GRAIN TRADE-Arrfved, schooner Kitty
Ann, with 600 bushels wheat, and schooner
Mary Ann, with 800 bushels wheat TO Hart
ley Il Bro; 600 bushels sold to arrive, at
$50 per bushel.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
change to day, 200 bushels wheat; 400 bush
els sold at 81 81, ,325 bushels at 81 So.
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Distrie, Government. Affairs.

The report Of Special Assistant Attorney
r J Murray, prose cutting District cases in
the Police COUT- foT the month of September,
ISi7, shows sag cases prosecuted aud 32i con-
victioUs, 3 acqUittais. "A dtsmissals and ;
appeals. Tie nEes and fOrfeitUres amounted
10 - O5S 81.
CONTRA CTS AWARDED.
The wCrK OF Teiayirg sewer pipe on r
heiwetn 10th ard lith streets; putting in iron
rods i'm Park posts on Capitol Hi!I, and relay
ing BRICK pavement on Congress street,
yesterday. vas awarded today TO L. Malo-
ney he being TIE iCwest bidder.
DISTRICT WHARF INTERESTS.
Mr.. Henry IyleS made a written anpIica-
fIOn. ON the 10Th September to lease tha f7th
street wharf for the term Of two or more
years. and offered To Pay therefor the annual
The LIST October, and in addition offered to
Keep the wharf in COOL condition and prop
erly guarded. so as TO protect the wood and
other property landed ON IT, and tn gradually
MI Up the remaining portion of the dock,
tabout SEQ feet which is a maia rious marsh
and 10 give bonds for the faithful perform
aIce OF the contract. The application was
referred TO the chief engineer, who reported
lhat The act OF legislative assembly. August
%. is-1- establishes the conditions on which
this wharf car be leased. The application
OF the proceeds 10 the improvement and
repair or the old canal is required. but the
canal Is no longer in existence. He adds that
~ is The opinion of the attorney or the Dis
trict that the extensive wharf interests OF foe
a free wharf.
The ID after wss then referred to Attorney
birrey who. under date of October 8, replies
To The Com missioners: LAS there are very
large Interests OF the Unit-d States and of
1be District remaining to he settled In regard
10 the ownerSb p of The wharf front, and as
part OF said wharf front i In the possession
OF squatters, whose interests il is 10 have no
free wbarveS. and who raise the price OF
wharfage 10 the highest possible point and
as iheir course Is extremely oppressive to
The commerce OF the city, il seems eNpedi ent
that the District authorities should maintain
Ith-strte 81 wharf as free wharf. for the pur-
pose Of BeepiDs down charges upon the river
CONNIE &c, ard also for the purpose Of indi-
eating Tie future policy of the District in re-
caro- 10 the VITA YES az the city, to place the
wharfage rates at such a figure as Will raise
barely the revenues Necessary TO keep them
IN repair If the Commissioners
should lease the 17ih- street wharf thay
should strictly follow the power as given in
The law Of The lsZisl tive ass emily of Au-
gust p. 1sIi. No lease should be made until
alter ten days SGveTtis ement in two daily
new papers OF The District, and ample Sc
entity be required from the pa rites leasing
The price Cf'ered by Mr.. LyIes is far below
what oEEhi 20 be paid. The rent
shCnld be al lea = - ,5CG a year, and il proper
publication j. made II - noe unlikely tIat
- cOa year would he offered. There are
c. mn eTcial houses I'm Baltimore VINO would
pay Literally for It,"
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Condensed lOcn,s.

From j, c. Parker We have the New York
papers In etvence OF the mails.
Street lamps viii be LIGHTED at eco %. no.
and extinguisbed at 40 a m.
Albert II. RObipLCn, of New York. and
Richard III. GclcsboIOugh have been admit
Ted 20 The bar of the Supreme Court OF the
District.
A correspondent wants to know why The
street lamps areenot lighted on south q street
and on II. street, from p street To Mary
land avenue.
A dead child was found by the police yes
terdsy afts moon in shanty on Mary land
avenue. between I'd ard q. streets south
west, and was taken to the station house for
the action of the coroner.
A grand course Of lectures aud exhi billions
on the wonders of Europe and America by
the Rev. j. ID CrOissanf, will he given az
Union VI. F. Church. :Oih street cOmmenc-
irg Tuesday. Oc:ober 9Th. See advt
The tcbcOTer BO1rdman. with cement for
Il. VIM GuineEd, left New York Frid "
night tctoter 9Th, ISL, and arrived here
eaIly MorCay morning. October Sth, 1877.
thu making the pa sage I'm 81 hours, being
one OF the quick 4 passages on record.
TIE following have been elected directors
ofthe Gefmania Fire Insurance company os
THIS CITY fer the ensuing year: Louis Ner
ratb, John SChtnck. LOUIS KuTtZ, r. w.
Ret, &. 4. neueFas. r.. BshreId, J1lirs
SebeIr. William OcEstadt, and John ].
BeuCIfTt.
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a Il f. x n " d RIA.

ACCIDENT.-While Rev. Mr.. Towles and
his wife, of Accokeek Church, near PiSca;a-
way, Md, were returning home last night in
a buggy from Stump Neck, their horse be-
came frightened, and, running Off, threw
Mr. TOwles and his lady out on the road
bruistng thtm both very severely, and IL is
feared internally ipjuring Mrs. Towles
When passengers left Pennington this morn
ing grave fears were entertained by her
friends.
THE OUTLET LOCK.-Amoug the freigh' s
Oh the steamer Express, which arrived from
baltimore on THURSDAY, was new machinery
for the outlet lock of the &. e. o canal above
Georgetown, to replace that which gave way
some time since and killed three men. IL
viii be placed in position at once. [Gazette,
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The COURTS.

SCbhI IN VEN ERAI TERM.
To-day, Bigelow against Connecticut General Life
lnsnrsnse 1gmpany; argument concluded and bin
mitted. Maxwell against District Of Columbia; ar.
gned and submitted. III
PROBATE COURT-Ji11ae DIN.
To day, In the of the viii Of the late Eliza NJ
last will of Eleanor Anderson was proven by two
letters of administration fled Tinal notices We aye
Issued in the estates Of Mary Collins, deceased;
deSeae GISen SeScm ana aEanslS Gather
until to morrow at II a IN.
EQUITY COURT-J,,Ige DIN.
frmed Barker vs. Mcintosh; appearance Of M SSh
smith sa B%y Stf ba G fs saies tS to
trustee ratified. Smith King; order on McintosS
Sai 70 pay m9Rfy Hall vs. Lieberman sale
POLICE CoURr-J,ad0e S,,eQ.
TO oay henTy Guest, assault on Mary O'Connor
, Haslir and George Taylcr. were fined IS each for
selling potatoes BY measure instead Of By werSt
f9r ,hs % c9listeTS Owen Washington trespass
a nn sSs 81 q ie5 5 day. Betty Cooper
King, larceny; GO or THIRTY days Laura Bro Ss0.
Larceny Ct pair of boots; $40 and or thirty
tor Tobn and CaRern ren6es r9r
mere R hned Ss each for beating each other Charles
IN sfpo. J"sn IL kasyfs
MAINE ieslnf pair ct driving rsns, worth az Louisa
49,. n, or Lola SAUNDERS, SIS. George
roster and Georse Barry larceny of 30 ponds of To-
DscGo, worth -; four months in Jail. Annie Ma
sels,the latter Of yellow compexion-prsonal bonds
with larceny Of a peck of chipouonins and eigbt
M th,s 81 I from Louisa
Wet and he had 10 be discharged after severe Leo
lure rGm the Judge who expressed his surprise tina.
convicted thief should be allow ed to have a s.anj
IN the market or do business there Samuel r Lnck
Ell, assanit on Jennie Luckett, his wife who was
present IN court TO make good her char ye but her
husband did not come mp, and his collateral of SI0
was ordered To be forfeited. Frank White c.,orad
offence grand jury. ''eSo""
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DHE9 AND rI66URA

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to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No 800
G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Is en-
abled to do his work In manner not To be
equalod by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest In the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
him a cail--96 q street. Punctuality guar
anteeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

THE REASON WHY all hOusekeepers AID
Others use the aladdin Security OIL is that nc
accident has ever occurred from its use. II
is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try II. and you will have 10 other
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

FRESH ARRIVALS of new and beautiful
designs OF gas fixtures every day at Hamil-
tons. All manufactures in the country are
represented in his stock. 1O,t&s4:
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IF YOU WANT plumbing and gas fitting
done promptly and by good reliable me-
chanics, at reasonable rates, call on Hamil-
ton, Y. NJ. G. A. Building. IOt&s4;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

PORTABLE gas drop lights and great va
Tiety OF French gas novelties. new in this
country, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G A. Build
ing. lot&si:
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October 9th to 18th. 1877.
This Advertisement sriU be CHANGED ers,v
creek. and prices of goods herein mentioned
stand for that tceek only.
FOR LADIES.
Kid Gloves.
SIXTY CKNTS.-.-.-...For two. button Kid Gloves,
buying: new shsdos Just IN.
EIGHTY- FOR three button Kid Gloves
ONE DOLL.R AND
FIFTY UAN Te.-...... For six button kii Gloves,
opera shades and white.
oF FEE RS5F4 Hss AsD For orr p.sr., R., ri,
Gloves. two-bu on, beautf-
fol shades and qualities, as
goa one on se aoiIss shir,s ssy:
for three button.
ONE DoLLAR TEN--For three;button undressed
Danish Kid Gloves, former
FOR GENTLEMEN.
ONE NE. DoLLAR AND
FohTf CkhTS.-...-Ior Rea. Kid Glove, as
good as any in the mar ket,
whiss; one dollar seventy nyH
hve for two-button.
ONE DOLLAR AND
NINETY CENTS.... For Red Medicated Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, ex
Dressly made mp for my cus.
toners, and warranted
MOL
ONE DOLLAR...-......Yor Q good Wool Under.
shi (. al sizes. Fu,lline OF
ell tises Of Canton Flannel
Orawers, Double breasted
Undershirts, 6c.
Thk1Y CENTS....~T This 10 the greatest bargain
ever sold-a French Linen
Colored Border Handker-
chief, worth q cents. Only
. few left.
CHAS. BAUM.
LADlBs' AND GENTS yURNIsaIu0e,
esss-gf1 80 sssvnaA sorsse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

FURNACE WORK, tin, copper, and sheet
iron work, New York social Dire place heat
ers, ranges, CRATES, &c. the best in the
market, at HamiltOn's, Y. NJ. G. a. Raid
ing. 1Ot&s,4;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

THE GREAT REDUCTION in prices of slate
and marble maptels, at Hamilton's, is caus-
ing q run on his stock. 10,t&s,4;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

GAS HEATING STOVES and weather strips
at Hamilton's. lOJ&si:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-09

RFsT GAS SAVING BURNERS in the worl
at Hamilton's. 1OtSs4;