Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1872, Page 4

SATURDAY... .Nevember 30, 1872. LOCAL NEWS. | Amusements, &c., T National Theater —Augustin Daly’s drama * Diworee.” The yo er Comique.—Comic opera, drama,com- | que, songs, dances, ete. in Hal —Award of gold meds's by 8. P. | —Coneert by the Marine Band. es Locals. At the umon service in the 6cn street Presby- tertan church, South Washington, on Thanke giving day, @16.10 were collected for the Chil- dren's Hospital The National park, out 14th street, has beer flooded, and is im good condition for «katers, who can purchase skates of all styles c! Savage's, on D, near 10th street. his ad. Kev. S.S. Mitehell, of the New York avenue Presbytertan church, preached a sermon on ‘Thank+giving day om civil service reform, as involved im the question of nate compen- sation, taking for his text, “The laborer is worthy of his hire.” Messrs. Clephane and Brailey, the well known phor ographic reporters of this city, will report the trial of Jesse W. Uppercue, indicted for the murder of his aunt, Mrs. Amelia Wheat, in Baltimore, on the morning of the Zith of last August, by shooting her through the heau, which trial will commence in that city on Mon- day next. ‘The first of a course of lectures under the auspices of the Young Catholics’ Friend Suc! ety, to raise fands to educate and clothe Loys, will be given to-morrow evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, :th street, by Kev. Father Keane, of St. Patric chureh, upon * The Dangers and Duties of the Hour.” The lecturer is elo- quent, and the iecture is for laudable pur- yore. PACA meeting of the medical clawes of How- ha He ° ard University, the following officers were elected:—Of the senior class—J. K. Riley, presi- dent; Mary E. Low, vice president; L. Ham- mond. seeretary; Louis Cornish, treasurer. the junior elass—®. ©. Vidal, Adams, vice president; Wm. or esident; B. B. Toy, se-retary; Wm. T. Ford, treasarer. C. S. Shedd was elected valedicto Sense District Improvements. ACTION OF TER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. The proposition of Mr. G. Wanderwerken to furnish the stone for the un ming of a mark: ‘The contract of the Evans concrete eo: bas been amended 80 as to isth street from the north to the south side New York avenue. In reply to a George W. Ki es front of his premises, he was improvements informed that he is entitled to a certain dr: back, and that the bluestone on the etreet (1 northwest) has been credited to the general ac- cout of the entire street. a Taz New Jsrrsrsom ScHoot Buitnrxe.— Last night (at the inyitation of the sub-board ef trustees of the fourth school district) a number of gentlemen assembled at the Jefferson school building, recently fini |, Om the corner of enue and fth street, to witness the Pp of the audience hall. Among those Tesent were Superintendent J. 0. Wilson, i rustee A. Hart, Adolf Cluss, the architect; Mr. T. M. Shepherd, and others. The hall occupies the entire fourth floor of the main building, and is pear-shaped, the stem portion being on the south side, occupied with a platform or stage. ‘The floor is raised, and along the south front runs @ gallery, arranged in asemi-circle. The walls and celling are handsomely frescoed, and the entire woodwork of the room, including window frames and sash, the front of the ga and the door frames are of North Caro- fina pine, oiled and polished; with the exception et the fresco there {s no paint about the room. ‘The seating capacity of the hall 1s about twelve hundred, the seats being @ late patent—iron frame, with wood back and bottom—arranged | in a semi-circle. The heat is supplied by six bronzed steam radiators, placed at proper points | around the room, and the light Is faruished by the latest style fixtures. In the center of the room is the main chandelier, (a patent reflector.) the body being of gilt, elaborately chased. Around the outer edge are sixteen gilt-three- bramch brackets, each burner being fitted with a ¢T)*\ad imitation candle. The inner circle, below the rafector, is composed of tweuty-four piain jects, the effect, when lighted, being beautiful. mmediately over the stage is a similar but smaller chandelier, composed of forty-eight lights. Azound the front of the gallery and in the panetsef the walls are fifteen three-branch brackets similar to those onthe main chande- liers, making the entire number of jets used in ting the room one hundred sixt high the several halls, the ante-roo: sub-board rooms, are furnished wit fixtures. Both the heating ratus, which were furni ronze and lighting appa- ished and ttted by Mesers. A. R. Shepherd & Co., of this city, Worked admirably, and the committee, as well as the other gentlemen present, expressed them- selves as highly pleased with them. On tis stage ia the recently Knabe grand piano, the property of the scholars of the 4th Costriet, bought with funds voluntarily contrfp- d by them and the proceeds of two concerts en forthe pur; gi formally turned over to the board of trustees on seat Saturday afternoon with appropriate cere- ‘EVENING STAR. | } af the peace of the District of Columbia, u | taver of the piaint? The Kew of Laediord and Tesaut.| AB (MPORTANT JUDICIAL DBOISION. The following is the opinion of Judge Mac- Arthur, delivered im the court iu geveral ter: On Saturday last, in the cate of Max Luchs, a: fae gory oo Parkeron Jones, appeiice, (land ord and tepant,) and it wal! be read wath inter- eet by persons interested im real estace ~ Pile action Was commenced befure a aati the statute “to regulate landlerd and tenant,” ju possesston of the prem- ises in dispute, and the defendant appealed to this court. (On the trial in the special term the Judge presiding im-tracted the jury that “There Was no evidence comdacing to prove sach ten- ancy as authorized this proceeding, sad. they must therefore find a verdict for defendant.” A verdict was returned in accordance with this in- struction, and an sppeal was taken therefrom te the general term upon a bill of exceptions. it also appears that the plaintiit read in evi- dence at the triala deed of trust execated by the defendant who was the owner of the pre: im question conveying them to Philip a. neiile, trustee, dated March 8, 1870. The deed recites that the defendant Jones had given bis promissory note to George P. Needham, for the to secure the payment of this note the said deed of trust was executed. It contains the u: power authorizing the trustee upon devaul! being made im tae payment ef the note to sell the premises, and to convey them in fee simple to the purchaser. Darnetlle was introduced by the plaintitt and swore that he was the trustee named im the ceed, and that he d the premises and conveyed them to the plaintiff, who was the purchaser The plaintif® aiso proved that the defendant remained in porsession withoat his content, and that he had served him with a notice of thirty to quit and surrender the premises. This eutstantial st in the billet exeepuens apon which the court below directed a verdict tor defendant. I was of opmion then that the relation of landiord and tenant between the parties could mot be int from these cireumstagees, so as to bring the canse within the stafute upon which it was founded. A careful examimation of the lan- gage used in the first section has satistied me that in this respect ‘my constrnetion ot the act Was erroneous, and al! the judges who heard the case here are of the same Opinion. ‘That portion of the.dirst sectiom which is to be considered in disposing of this case reads as fol- lows: ‘That @ tenancy at will shall not arise or de created without an to that effect, and that ali occupation, posses- sion, or holding of amy measuage or real estate without express contract oF lease,or by such contract or lease the terms of which have ex- red, shall be deemed and held to be tenancies y sutterance; and all estate at will or sutfer- ance may be determined by & notice in writing, to quit, of thirty days, delivered to the tenaut band or to some person of a the premises, or in the HE here provided for—one bels, other by sufferance, and that both “m: termined by a notice to quit of thirty also that creat possersion, or ofreal ce at & contract, or by one, the terms shall d a ten- sion where there is no contract, isa cient cireumstance to create such tenancy; end if a én therefore holds possession of premises be- longing to another, and there is nO agreement between them, the relation of landiord and — arises by the mere operation of the stat- ute. At common law an estate at eufferance is where one comes into possession of land by lawfal title, but keeps it afterwards, without any title atall. As if a man takes a lease for @ year, and after the year is expired continues to hold the premises withoat any treeh leave from the owner of the estate.—(2 Black- stone, 150.) italso occurs where the tenant wiltully holds over after the determination of his term. But the actin force here relates to all occupation or possession, whether with or without @ previous contract, and declares in explicit terms that such possession is the ample Feguisite to constitute a tenancy by sufferance. &m aware that in several of the states it has been decided that in order to authorize the institution of summary proceedings to recover the possession of land the relation of landlord mises Dar- umn of $950, payable in twelve months, and Ment of the facts contained presecontract or letting ennewe Wantnce doom “nana Lids A Pains TO-DAY. porter hoase), ), 28e; do. (round), 3: es THE BOLING Meats. Beef ( ‘BWaIWe. per id.: do. {ntrinin 0. (roasting Pieces), 2ad5e.; do. ( , Walzye.; porx, 124 a2oc.; Ao. (corned), 3812, 0. matton, Fa: jam, Ta2e.; vea!, 154200.; tiried beef, Bat: | hams (whole), 15at6c. ssilead, Badse.; should- em (whole), 8 al0c.; cut, 12yai5c; mrddiings, 1dc5 eut, 18c.; lard, 1012 ke. Ftsh.—Rock, 0c. per bunch; perch, 4¢. pet banch; salmon, 5c. per tb.; salmon troat, 12s | 15. per Ib.; lake white 6sh 20 cents per 1b; Blin Mt OT sinOKed), Wa25e. each; herring (to, roe - per doz; do. (melt), 30c.; hailidut, 20e.perib.; pike, 4%¢. per bunch; catfish, 25. | per ‘buneb; lobsters, 150. per Ib.; blue fish, | Ciarge,) ®1a81 25 each, i5e. per Ib. Game.—Dacks, blue wing, T5c.a%1 per pair; Mallard, $1.25a1.50 per pair; Widgeon, 75¢.asi ber pair: blackheads, Be. Ber pairs red head el pair; canvas . $3 per pair, Recner @in$t 25 each; wild turkeys, #250983; |. (quail,) #24%a83 per dozen; robbins, The. on rabbits, 0a30c. each; squirrels, 150. eae! Fegetables.—Potatoes, irish, 40c. per peck: do. sweet, 40a50c.; turnips, 20a25c.; onions, white, $1, red, 60c., yellow, 4%c. per peck; cabbage, Sale. head; pumpkins, 1az5c. each; pep- ide: per doz.; celery, 12a20e. per bunch. Fruits—Apples, (eating,) 40aic. per peck; do., (cooking,) 30840c.; grapes, 10a20c. per Ib; chestunts, Wale. per quart; cranberries,15a2)c. per quart. Butter.— Philadelphia print, 55e. per Ib.; choice roll, 45c.; fair do., 30a40c. Eggs, 3344%c. per doz.; z dna25e. per Ib. , T5e.a81 per pair. pet pair, turkeys, $1258: per Ib. PRICS# AT THE WHOLESALE MARKET Louisiana avenue, between 19th and 1th streets: Irtsh potatoes, per bushel, $1.15; sweet potatoes, per bbli, $3a$4 59; apples, per bbl, 83a$15), grapes, per 100 ibs., $Ja8i2; onions, per barrel, $1261.50; beets, per 100 bunches, #5; cabbage, ber hundred, #8410; chickens, per dozen, §)«4 ducks, $4.60; eggs, per dozen, 370.; turnips, 21a $150 per DbL; marrow fat squash, 83 per owt; ebestnuts, €3 per bushel; dried apples, $6 per ewt; cranberries, @15 ‘per Ubl.; pears, per bushel, a8; live turkeys, perdozen, $12.2); geese, $idagld per dozen; quails, $2.50a83 per dozen. Prices of bay for best second quality @).80as 130 barrels corn at $4.00 Freeh pork in th ats scarce; pri ducks. lity €® per owt. and . Straw steady at&1.50. per barrel; old corn, $5 Carcass, $6.75a: AMA! —The agents of the Philadelphia, Wilmt and ‘timore raii- road company, says the Wilm! mn (Tel.) G&zette, have compromised or sett r e claims es ‘for injuries received by region: ies im the accident at Mllersile Sta- tion on ee of last week. The Gazette says :—‘« The Fritz family and that of the colored man George Pollitt are the only ones, we presume, that have net been fully com bd. In’ this, connection 4 Docrok Mavs ro Par vor UxsaiLvuL $ygaer te wife of » a i. B of Lima, Ohio, had the misfortune te bave berarm broken @ year ago. Dr. Brice Binir adjusted the tractured bone, yr ie husband brought an 5 ae Dr. Blair, and eb- tained a verdict of 1,00. The surgeon was not Satisfied with this, and secured a new trial The Case was concinded on the 24th instaat, and re- sulted in a verdict for $1,200. Bangling doctors had better not emigrate to Ohio. YEARS AGO, it is said, Gen. N. P. Banks made bis debut on the stage of the Natioval theater, in Boston, as Claude Melnotte, in the ‘Lady of Lyon: After the play he asked a veteran actor what he thought as to whether he should stick to the stage or leave it. The actor advi the young man to stop and go into politi The good advice in this case was followed, bat Gen. Banks keeps, to this da: little of the stage thunder in his voi ection for damages Woman.—Bridget Toul, aged 25, left her home at No. 41 First Street, several daye ago, in search of employ. ment, and has not mince retarned. Her friends made search for her without avail, and this morning Inspector Dilke directed a police search for her.— “press, 27th. | and tenant must be shown to have existed be- tween the parties by agreement. The statu'es, however, under which these decisions have been made differ from the ene in force in this Dis- trict. They do not undertake to create a new kind of tenancy, and a remedy to enforce it. Se IS BELIEV! ‘pose. The building is now complete, and will be | the patties: They generally provide for casesof forcible and unlawiul entries upon land, and for a wrongful holding over by « tenant after the expiration of the time for which the premises have been leased to him. The language used in the pres- ent act of Congress is more comprehens ve, for it was evidently their design, in addition to these cases, to declare that where a person is in | Sevres of land belonging to another without ease OF agreement, he is to be deemed a tenant d upon his being served thirty days to quit he is to be liable to the summary process furnished py the second section of the act. We hold, therefore, that these proceedings may be maintained in inst & person in possession of gh the conventional relation tenant does not exist between In the case at bar, it appears that the prom- ises were owned by the defendant at the time be “alee, ——_ the — Pi ‘oo eg executed the deed of trust, and that upon the a co mited States, | sale being made by the trustee, the praintit mice a Ss tone, fee became the purchaser. Asa matter of law the ng . Pyadali, * ng! 5 legal tithe was vested by virtue of such parchase Prot.) — << ro gt Lary com- | in the plaiatif, andthe defendant, remaining tone ee o regu Ge in possession of the premises without any agree- coon tar Sie Mamta: ok tn. an mest to that effect, became, by operation of ! b scholars of a hymn, a. the statute, tenant by sufferance, and, upon toed for the occasion. ‘Short addre. botitied to quit in thirty days, wad liable dent to the occasion will also be made by . to be turned out by & ing of this kind. Cooke, Thomas E. Lloyd, and) Mr. W. J. * third fection Tg that \f defendant, urt: preside: board o! hool tras- Ras = 2 usiice, ui i a wiestirs = pon tz. “tt in to be Femoved into this eoase, sae en ee ‘yR@#.—The bouse of Captain Williams, cor o of Johnson and Lincoin streets, Uni a+ entirely consumed day; loss $1,500, on w! of gan. there is an Thomas Miller, winter. There was @ change of w himself, ther. Ifthe detendaut’s , Jontown, | ment, he ie ander to ae, ‘ivi asserting title in himself, — there i ape tact the cause is removed at once . BILE En mucs "We cams therefore, oe uo incon f- v after- | an issue. 'e can, the g i feng eget ey oe a ence likety to arise from the construction nossession is lyse agree- or A Trot vir ie pel from ‘sto &n appro- = ‘of pach want laced upon the law. E ertaining these views, we would be liged to reverse the judgment, if Los case by the bene roveriy before Uw Gut we think the re term tion of the appeal. he 1th section organizing this court am appeal from ju its of Jastives of ‘but ex! iv thatsuch ay shall be heard and decided at a 1 have determined in seve: rees in 24 hours, The northwest wind which | and tenant act is given in the fourth section, reveled here wan severe at Fortress Mon- bes cay tae coe eet Se od Toe, and the steamer ef the Lake, from | taken im other cases. The ju ~ Norfolk, due bere last night, not arrived at | special term in this respect nas, » tt noon to-day. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal | same final effect as in other cases of appeal and Rock creek are frozen tight to-day, and ice | from ces of the peace, and it is equally ts forming 40 rapidly on the Potomac that the | clear 6 can exercise no more jur' tion: river will be closed opposite helo dine he in ome case than in the other. Coming night, gules there is ® chaage of Al we are obliged to dismiss this perajare, PREPARE vor Tam Hotrpars.—Housekeep- ers should bear in mind that the time is near at band when their dwellings ought to be in readi- ness for the reception of the and ac- quaintances who may call to pay a holiday visit; and te make @ house inviting it is only to cover a parlor or any other floor with a nice and attractive carpet, which can easily be pro- cured for @ little money at the popular estab- lishment—The Arcade, No. 427 7th street south, between PD and E. advertisement in an- other column. sae Hap Hs HaxpCurovy ny 4 Can Waret.— Mr. Frank Kapenburger, astonecutter, residing at 147 B street southeast. had his left hand sev- ered from his arm at the Baltimore and Ohio depot yesterday. He attempted to get on the ©2 p.m. train, and falling with his left arm across the track the wheels L. Magrader attended him, Dubois and Atchison re- moved Lim to Providence hospital. —o— Grawp Fars Extserarsmert, AwD AWARD or Gop MxpaLs.—The interesting exercises announced for this evening at Lincoln hall, under the auspices of the 8. P. C. A., ought to - ee President Or thas pom preside, rant | Music by the Marine band; uote for ‘ne = 20 BARTS 13 = interesting cntertalament. —\_e—_———_ posits in this institution have perfect security, a the officers and are responsible for their safe investment. Six per cent. interest from Dec. Ist paid on deposits made on or be- fore Dec. 2d. Three per cent. per annum al- lowed on average daily balances of ae- unts. The usual banking accommodations rded depositors. Open oa Satardays until the evening. ° ——_e—__ ey Dest: in and Alaska diamond Fatt v es, frome Sw te set, received at Prigg’s jeweiry store, No. vania av near rhs . eChUe, | C. DREXteR gives Instruction on bird staffing at the Business lege, at p. m., Monday, Dec. 2d. Ticke lessons, $10. Satis- Saction guaranteed. * white, will not tarnish; stated, we have thought tt a {aren to construe that portion of ch was presented in the argument, as « judicial interpretation was of constant and daily importance. Let thy appesl be dismissed for want of juris- diction, | AMERICAN sterli are, new metal, all “ig m* ‘spoons and forks, re- Jewelry store, No. ceived at the agent’s—Prig, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. pia so Tur Girt Proroe 8 Bustness ILLBGAL IN BaLtimons.—In criminal court yester- day, before Judge Gilmor, the case of Byron Green, indicted for a violation of the loitery laws, was tried. The accused keeps a variety store, No. 209 West Baltimore street, called the “Modern Wonder,” and sells ph: at 25 cents each, the purchaser dra 94 as a before examination. Each peer oy number on the back, agua entities the against lotteries a verdict $250 and Fematz Convict Lasor. bor at the Maryland penitentiary ale it has recently undergone @ change pres Se Peeve = Cee roe. tS machines female convicts are now which stead o! wing g Ravs. Tgomas axp Hamar SLiceR.—Bishop Foster has transferrea Rev. Thomes Slicer, » son of Rev. Henry Sitcer, of this city, from the Colorado conference to the Baltimore confer- ence, and he is expected to arrive during the present week. Dr. Slicer has somewhat recoy- tenced on the day fount Vernon M. E. Church, bat is still ined to his bed.— Baits 7 Young ing ot for failing down on pe ae mak! ber pre] the ice.— Titusrille Press. HABLE BROTHERS, Fashionabie Tatlors, CORNER SEVENTH AND D STERETS. Mable Brothers, TaD, Have the FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT in Wash ington. Hable Brothers, 7a&D, Manafacture a style of READ Y- GEORGETOWN, | | ANKSGIVING DixnER—The Ta. managers of | the ncustrial home schoo! gave a Thankagit: din er este ‘dey afternoon, at the Bome, cont sireet and ‘he canal. . nary Teape.—The receipts to-day were | 2.70 onehels wheat and 2 bashets ‘corn, per | | Moat Wan. Marbary to Hartley & Bro; 1540 | Dushe!s wheat, per boat Garrett, to B. Talbott & Sen; and 14) bushels wheat to Geo. Water® The on "Change were 3.805 bushels prime red wheat, at $1 5581.90, and 130 basheis good ® iL } Crearep.—The steamer Ida cleared to-day | ftom Hyde's wharf with 270 barrels flour for | New York via Phiiadelpbia, Coat Trap. coal trade for the past week bas been exceedingty dull, and rf the pres. ent cold weather continues tt will result in the total suspension of the coal basiness tor the win- ter, The receipts for the week past were: For the Borden Mining company, 2,200 tons; ship- ments for same 30% tons. Agnew’s wharf re- ceived 1,200 tons; shipped, 600 tons. Ray's docks received 5,280 tons, and shipped 5.570 toms. The Consolidation company received 2,908 toms and sipped 2,060, CITY ITEMS. FVLt ASstoRTMEZNT ladies seal from $75 to 8150, at Stinemeta’s, vania avenue. ———e WARM UNDERC sortment. One price only. Guo. OC. HENNING, No. 410 7th st. N.W. —— Prevantion Barres THAN OUAR—“Satix faction” saves times, money, and exposure; and internal medicine. All apothecaries sell tt at #1 per botte. Seeeeeee JUST RECRIVED, a Rew and cholce lot of cloth and skin gtoves, heavy flannel underwear and other furnishing goods. OMAN & Cox, 507 Tth st. eset ete ALt kinps of Fish and Soups and Meats, by the use of a dessert-spoonfu! of the famone Hal- ford Leicestershire Table Sauce, ate made to taste better, and to prove more wholesome. To be had of all good grocers. . PS YOU CAN LAUGH at Lhe cold weather when you get your wudershirte and drawers of Gold- mann Steinberg’s new gent’s furnishing goods store. These gentlemen have just got in another immense stock of the above goods, which they are selling 20 per cent. leas than aby ether store in this city. sisted: Yourne willsave their parents 25 per cent. if they can induce them to purchase their hate and caps of Carter & Co., 424 9th street. 3 aera CHILDREN willsave their papa's a great many dollars, if they will coax them to buy their little “Alpine” hate of Uarter & Co.,424%het. 3 ———- Noriog—Kr. Lisrary Drawina.—all agen- cles for the sale of tickets In the Second Grand ‘Gift Concert fn aid of the Public Litrary of tucky, were required to settle up en yester- ¥, 25th November, but for the ace: tion’ of those who are not. yet supplied with tickets, I will continue to fill ‘cash orders which Sf. be received at this office, until the evening ot mber $th. Tuos.E. Brawterre, it Pub. Lib. Ky. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 26,52 5 Conwe REMOVED WITHOUT Par, B unions Backs, prices 127 Pennsyl- unsurpassed as- Chilblains, Bad Nails, &e , successfully treated by Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 L treet, opposite U. §. Treasury. Established in Wash: ington 1861. Wittcox & Ginn’s Sewine MACHIN®. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas Baum’e hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer Building. 10,23 ——e—____ THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, cornor of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. Und annum on deposits for each calendar month Sanking hours, 9 to 4, Saturdays, 9 to 4and6 wr MiB. age Lapis ap GuxTLena if you wish your wearing apparel cleaved in a firel-class manuer, sent them to A. Fisher, No. 615 9th street, eppo- site Patent Office. The Protessor will give you satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned nicely and cheap. 9,2 ae eige THER» oMET"RS and Saromoters are repaired &nd made to order by Hempler, near 4 street i es FAMILY USE. THE HaALFOoRD ee Advertisements. | DRY GOODs. |. i] MWeR 87, YsT2—Ths | T CONNOLLY, come SSNS aT ERT eT A Rok frit, Onpedte Paton! Offs, Pow fen & vARWOOD, is this 3 Gussine iy =: : commen | MT Bist oe. 2 laches write 22 sree: Dasineas of the firm wil be souitdty TP. Bowler ices were Anterior tn. | quality 3-buitone kit Giovee, ©} 50 pair Rom vee ~~ ®. WOOD.” | erumente, Lreeodred to ieirovece tothe public of | Sengaloe it Lace pay azor"s: @2 80» pale, Rome nwe-st Ee Leg. Wasningtos a Piano, to whicu thereis noce supe | B ben. Py | Tior, wbich bee the newest patented improvemeuts, |b) a ¥t Har and which has per SF —— » — wel 0 : . 1$00 bales prime TIMOTHY HAY, instore, and | fren complete, ard laa able mow to oor thea | Satthee, Mchaité. Alpeees Sennae gent fer sele in et eee ato | iva! Poevremects at Prices from $40 to $1t00 } ebedee * . . cn SA 0 jess than any vther — ec a arrive ceuy pe from Hadena'NYcby | Gantpiase’ Sod Tomes eee te eat. | l=" ENSE ERD CC¥ION . _Doat-lw 5°G. WA TEES. 108 Water sttect. t colt si tay wareroum ‘abd 5 torte | cent Eoaon. <t A, TIBFE OLAss DOMPECTIRARES. no ly attended aay vee TIRE EAR | an sun and Weel Nelnore retaced tr @125 to A, 5.0. NICHOLS, iets Bin "ene! 00h mee ae ere einige (ell woul) redueed tr = 393“ Manufacturer and d:aler ip BRABE & Ov FINE OONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM AND FRUIT WATER ICES ON HAND WINTER AND SUMMER. AH kinds FANCY CAKE. and the fest stock FRENOH CANDY this side of Philadelphia. ra for Weddings, Dinners, Parties, &c , prepared with the best material and in the most ct Vv M.H, WHEATLETS Steam ef and Scouring By ishimeat, Orvicn, 49 Jarversov Stace, wins D.O ‘stablished 1331; pree:iam ewarded 1867; and ie row dpe of the o: }. sad most Uabmente of he Wfadin cite country. Boat place the District for € tlemen's Clot le Brey thing opi to the bed@ness tone Mealurday. whey it will be open tut Puneet, exert < un tip e. Pon Ofice Box 73. 02 LADIES’ GOODS. T° THE LADIES. ‘The attention of the ladies is most resprotfally in- to my very select assortment of SSEEEPESVEKRER gem Foun oe EsLirrae CASES, HAT and ag oh ee of Cbildren’s M Ino © oud Z end stock of BERL! woustaD Geos, st - MBS. SELME BUPPERT’S, 612 9h street, opposite Patent Office. SZ-No Branch Store. nov? ent @ MISS E. A. MeCORMICK HAS BEMOVEED TO 906 PESNSYLVANIA AVERUE, (UP STAIRS.) An excellent assortment of MILLIN ERY, with all the newest styles of 3 BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, constantly on band. novis-tr SUITS AND CLOAKS ¥OR CHILDREN AND + MISSES, from 3 to M sears. at “novi3 2w M. WILLIAN'S, 907 Pa. ave. 404M RSTREN. a 615 THixtkexrn SrReer, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIB DRESSER And Homan Hair Manufacturer. Paris and N. York cheap Human Hair House, Two Chittin Braide only @s. 4 lar select from alw: op hand. i and examine for yourself. ool6 aa: JUST OPENING c- -} A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at a 8. HELLER, se %-tr No, 719 Market Bpace, TYAN? HOUas. ‘HE BRYANT HOUSE. Located om the Corner of Math st. amd New York ue. en ‘Transient Boarders will fir hous LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Made in MADE CLOTHING superior to any other made in Washington Brothers, 7aD, Secure the finest MATERIALS, the most beautifal PATTERNS, sud bave them made up in & manner that cannoi be rivaled. Hable Brothers, TaD, Give unasual attention to the man Sat BOYS’ OLOTHING and have what is, woauestio iy nest B Bors Wasbiugton. tock for ce) Hable Brothers, 7aD, Preeminerce am: Olging a nex Ong jothiers and Ta or the ex- treme lownoss of thelr prices. Hable Brothers, Hay PikCR Hible Brothers, pit Mable Brothers, 7ap, Aisve an unlimited stook ot GEN- TLEMENS’ FUBRISHINGS. MANY REAL BARGAINS. COME AND SEE US. tr novis- A BAILBOAD BEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Combined. In te © Gold arrecipelesjaaohaay au Com: furnishes pul voor oe pad which combines the ready negotia- bility, the convenience, and the high oredit of s ‘irst-class railroad bond, with the solidity and safety of @ real estate mortgage om land worth at least twice the amount loaned. ‘They are offered at par in currency, and yield 0 BABDSOME PROFIT te those exchanging 5-ws. te run, bear an interest of 7:39 per cent. in gold, and’ are EXEMPT’ FROM UBITED TES the bo ‘The eoml anneal tatorost ou the Registered Bonds 1s paid with GOLD CHECKS, seat te the pest office i casieebts Sidi sek Bets ateivel ta ox change, without expense 80 the tavestor, at thei: bighest curreat prices. JAY COOKE & CO? Any Part of the World, FOR FAMILY USE, PINTS... HALF PINTS FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. CHOSSON’S Gh cscocr* Kid and Castor Glove, From 1 to 6 Brrrons. Black, White, Light, Mode, and Dark. All the new Spncy colors to match the prevailing shades of ‘Bik gud Dress Goods. For sale, whole- pale and retail, by AENOLD, UCNSTABLE & 00., NEW YOR, SuglS-tu.th.dm Sole Agents for theutz.! Bt . B.H Prince EST FOOD FOB INFANT! apa tee | 5 cal At er's an ly S85 pos- her Right Foods for Infants, easly te On Ties fable FLxsit and from faring food, which Dele wget fi her fr jaceous 5 ing 4! un- able to aftord Proper, nonrishment toa Lit ‘ing in- fant, frequently lead to rickety and idiotic c dition. mage & mice } reparation has also ‘ishing and easily digested. ‘combines ‘the most ¥: advantage of and Storekeepers thro: ‘Beplt-cos7t rons D Gir Nerenier 35, 179, nila ‘M. HOE. of West a the th day of March. 1459. for Printing Hail- tgand t! ye Lath. da be ar to the said petition LEG@ETT, Commissioner. , foal ‘THE sUPBE oF he With cay of 972 Vinca Taavines, We. J.Tuavis—Mo, 2,85, nity Docket, the inti, by Mr.J Carter Mar- Laty ‘her solicitor. At is ordered that the dofendent cause his appearance to be entered herein on fore the frat rule day occurring forty daye after this day: otherwise the cause wil vo proceeded with as in case of default. By the Court ph; GARTER, Uhtet Justice, &e. iw B. J. MEIGS, Clerk. November, ¥ BT OF THE DIs- 1* ® Stirer Seuompia, The Sist day of ry Many A. Youna, et os , 182. ms Wasnineron. CHBLM sad UTTER er ineson, 0.C ‘yo, 1973. the axe my On oY. W, LAW, of Meredith fie relaraed on the ith day “of August, 00" for ak Mow Hom; s for the cxspuaen Of ement in Lamp Ge Tt L ef Tt is ordered thas the in the case be cee the pe fm the case be on the ist day of 3 that the tims eee stot day of Tenuaty next iat ee | for Aline arguments be — be on the next. etd 3 ul . a yp. ™ 3, 28 4 ot Lee Dis- G, Victor Pi ar ar Foneee Bock w2itit— fil wary: bisetioresy, ered thai ie dofeadant “Somhsw = EMILY B.Boromins, | SSCS py eras, clerk ac. After the Ist of Deses ber, 1572, Permanent and ‘d this house one of the most desirable and most con- Yeniently located houses in the city. ‘The rooms are neatly furnished, well lghted a. ventilated, and provided with all modern home ec: commodations. ‘The charges are low, but the wants and the cem- fort of alt guests will be carefully provided for. ‘Phe Proprietor, Z. KIOHAKDS, hes determined to provide a good caterer. novi2-eotf No, 709 G STREET, Je?2-tf_BetWexn 77M anv 8TH STREETS. Kis IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Propricior. FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 13th end 14th sorecss, Wasuineton, D.O, == ABLIEGTOR,’? VERMONT AVENUB, ‘'T. BORSSLE & 50m, 00 18-ty PRorainvens. Cc. ©. WILLABD, BBBITT HOUSE, WASHIBG?TOR, D.O. x Fs) MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. AGCTION SALE BY W.L. WALL &CO., AT THEIR NEW MAEBLE BUILDING, OOBNER PENN. AVENUE AND 97a STBB! Unredeemed Property belonging to BOBEBT FULTON & 0O., 314 97m Braet. Sale commencing at 10 o'clock on MONDAY AND TUESDAY, THE 2p AND 3 DAYS OF DECEMBER, ard every evening at 6 o’clock during the week. ‘The stock consists of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, PLAIN GOLD AND SEAL BINGS, GUN, BEVOLVERS, BEWING MACHINES, LOOKS, LOOKING. seri PICTU. . 3. BLANKET! BOOKS. MUSICAL any MECHANICAL 1NSTBUMENTS, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED GUODS, &c , dc. 5. B.—The Auctioneer calls attention every ill be sold with- Gut reserve und warvauted as tepreswated. novss St RAND CPERING BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITABLE FOR — AND DBESS WEAB. L280, stock DRESS }) UND! IETS plage Rise Hat mopar WALL, BOBINSON & 0O., ocl94f 921 Penns. ave. bet. Sth and l0th sis, F bidker hPbararr ‘ON. 8 SAURCTS. “ aL NDB. i Ca eos AS all. sempriwent St GORDON'S OBOIOEST rEuIT, AT LOWEST Paice. |ALAGA GRAPES. Ty patie AND BEST Figs, Dm-6t N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F stree STAV RUAN, (formerly. ae for Ne ye nana _ WASHINGTON HOTELS. | ovrnooats.. CELEBBATED PIANOS BPASS AIL OTHE Wm. Koabe & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, ped nod ¥odteached Cotton.12 se Teer hed Cotton 1 necked Cotien, Bc. forty Fears in vee. lack Slike at ereat bargains | Gn very aecomemcdating terms, PLAS a he | SLORGARND, for seleand rests cuempacn’s | £t-¥ sara l0 ¢rheet fromsus up. Piano Wareronme, 498 Lith street. Bigenpt Gloves, Habdk: chiefs, Ties, Ribbons WB; MeCammou's TiANOS. (Boardman & Gray. | corse, Maphicn, Bed * praae, Ladies sol Gents OBGANS for sale. gi SS enssons Underwear, aud & or: of ether gods =i be wold at seplt-ly Pirno Warerooms, 493 Lith street. | Prices thet cannot ‘« | to please the purchaser and examine © FUNG TOY OUT— Causes inant BRODERAD & 0O., 1205 F street te ya Ke. ar oe ‘The F street core pace Browkead & Oo 's seta! meet. pole 4a) the mostc of pianos. LD & RKO 6 ORR Pam: PROFESSIONAL y ees PMLLER 7 en aoe Ot SELLOn AT Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, | ‘vet sod xlnace srnne RNa 905 ¥ staeet. 5 | Dn ‘sill resume ee —o 905 Rigctice of his prate ice, N. W. cormer of New York svenur amt lath etrect pel 4 WELCH 2 ©O., TATE BROKERS. AUC ND INSURANCE AG 2 B.ORO.8 KING bar REMOTED fr: D nce wai ateonts Werween, Means Be te ike VEGN EERO 4 Street, one door below the # uthwest cor fewer BN We bay amt ecll Keal Seats. Homses, Biores MESO CLEPRASE, 3 i.et. Aud Ufices to tent sed lease. Bens | J “hag ge RATE. Ok Y Buali Lis and Money care Sep Comrt of OC. ws Seago Ore falig invested. Begotiations of ol Kinds farthfulty CLEPHANE & BRAILKY, ® ors aad Law x Spectitentions, eon trusts sme Seperters, ~ On 110 © stroct, Devwre. ist a Sigpeeat nnd’ we will merit asotier eee: WY | OO LOS ones, Seta my me BF Utce under. fo Temple. tetweon 1th and treet. A UETIN P. BROWN, contingn ta the Cote fared ero tte Gurnee N.Y. vse and 22h trent. | STTIOMs taken in chor bana’ Pristed og eee Wretrsate Draen in ing ace! —— = the old ‘teation. aad will be at m:; wie a ‘@. eatil four p.m mari-it WiLLiame, Mo"20%, Band € Co. ATTORNSY-AT Law, GILDERS AND UPIOLSTERBRS, | woom %, on noord tout of Barvour'y Lew Beading ane Washington FINE CBROMOK ac AND MANT: . ES. ABD PICTL Bemoved rom 424 Lowinane evens. nolé-te Bi eS, SOLD 8D Ww eUUINE Jonas. te: AND’ WIBi ow, Shapes MADE Be. eens ban hee, Parts SeIAVAGREEEO NO. | ER Neen ween D and E streets. nov®) 10t* FAMILY SUPPLIKs. ce | TEAS | TEAS} = Am receiving @ large supply of remarksbly fine FIGS, incge pantie + ney aghon “d ponte ea uch as is rarely of st BAigine a — moderate pr tora SOD ala@te.s fair and’ palatable BERARPAST TEA ehue eee re BEMARLE Pie cemteper pound. It iepare. MS tor Baking cet 1339 F atreci, pear Ec rEaus Q)*8TKRS! oYsT = = Norfolk oysters,fre: the water, “g . E E daily, in the shell or opened om N. => SETeeee, Zz 1G DIETZ 6 mr gar. 417 Seventh Street, nov? At Grom DEALER LN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, CHEAPER THAN EVEB! 1 have now tm store 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ALL GROCERIES, Which I am selling very low, Consisting, in part, of WHITE HEATH PRA CHES, FRESH PINE a? PLR, OVEBOOATS. OVEROOATS..- WHITR PEACHES, STRAWBERRI| FRESH Peas,’ fomaToes SUCCOTaSH, Lima BEANS, CURD Lowaren, SaLMON, JELLIES, do. WINTER SUITS........930.00 NEW MEDFIELD BUCK WHeaT. WINTER SUITS 25 00 GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP. WINTER 5U 22.00 SEW VORK APPLes, wintke He 4 PURE APPLE ClD#R, wintee 1600 | | PRIME NEW YORK BUTTER, ae. Wintes. ig oe | win 14.90 | ()MOICE GMOCERIES. win 10 00 9.00 —_— 7.00 At our new location, No. 1391 7th ST! tween N aud O streets, ava the uew Morte sag crn market, will be foand & weil selected A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUR, ‘open until $ p.m. and on Saturday until to ae those who have no time BF Btore p.m, jate jd Boe ne 1 GROCERIES! —eE DOLLAR STORE, R yo 8s NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING! EZ PROEhe THE &TORE Comry RT ¥ PACKED WITH OUB ASEORTMEN URPASSED! CROWDS OF BUYERS! EVEBY ABTICLE OFFERED A BARGAIN! New articles arrived Inst reek: inut Te i Racks, 5c. Waivul Brackets und ‘Towel Macks; fnely carved, 1. Punch Boats tor shect Meat, with lock, $2. Mio'coson Gent's Britian Halt Those. 8 peng iio doen Ladies’ aud Missca’ Iron Hees; Children's Fancy Wool Hove, all sises 4 Ladies! fit Woot fine Ribbed Hose, nice gocds, 2 Gent's beat Shaker knit Wool Half-Hoee,? patr for 1 WITH ADVERTISED PRICE LISTS or . SECOND-CLASS CROCERIES AND THES CALL ON US AND PURCHASE CHOICE GOODS ¥ ‘s Cane Chairs and ‘Toilet Mate, Dadice’ Castor Gauntlet AT COMPETITIVE BATES. Bew, Wo. And about 60 cascs of Bohemian Gieseware, Fancy “ rything wan. Aricles and Toye. comprising . ELPHORZO YOUNGS 208., GROCERS, MABONIO TEMPLE, rere amp F Oranevs. B. SILVERBERG, MUetrepoliian Dollar Store, nolstr 319 Tem Srarer, wean Penna. AVE. F ACTS! THE ENTIRE STOCK or Prince's Bazaar AT COST SECOND SUPPLY UNTIL TRE STOCK I8 CLEARED OUT, ASHE x FoR HORSE AND TAYLORS COMPOUND, 5 INTENDS BUALDING. = BUR ALTE SS BER. Ro tg a pags ting: wh evenue end tage So HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS | \; oud a. W.Bi IN WANT OF GOODS WILL BEAR THE) yong . IT WILL Cos? You | 7. 710, Fou O01 —— ABOVE IN MIND. NOLORIFIO, FO NOTHING TO COME AND BXAMINE THE srock povil-tr