Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1873, Page 1

G STAR. j ; Published Baily, Sandays exeepted, ; So AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ; 1 if 11 t / Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith 8¢., ay THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, 8. B. MAUPPULNN, President, ae THE EVENING STAR is served by Carriers to thelr subcribers at TRS CENTS PER WEEK. or PoRtY- Your Casts raz mgstn. | Copies at wo CEATS fac three months, six month, $3.00, one year, $3. _— oF earners wea V°. 41—N2. $191. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1873. - SCENTS. 7 Rates of advertising furnished on application. Ee rs on this list who we have aT ne right to inquire about, and that is Mr “2 S in his Did not remember of sa po § fivide Mrs, Jones’ Cgugh Mixtare, | reather barena, the receptions yesterday did Comciusion ef Senater Patterson's after he heard the teatimony of Mr Cotter of Talat Wink, ont kaiik em? . A u This execlient COUGH. Sy veen ene ashingto Qossi: not altogether languish. me brave spirits Sentemene. 4 ‘correct. THE SOcTAL PROBLEM OF EABOR, x ago tiatdegtingd Wi ton News ani ws and IP* | witt always be found to keep up the visiting day | _/™ Judge Poland's credit mobitier committe Well, Mr. Crounse so informed | sold it. REV. 0.4. TIFFANY, D. D., zu Mr. Ames—I hope so. No, I believe he has iu this community ‘upwards of five years with : ne eal ae ssthinbas aie deg aover Cay: inca y of the | yesterday, after our report closed, Senator me that you fold him, and so telegraphed to the Q. At the time you were making these con- hever-failing soccess. It ig easily administered, ee SPECIAL N NOT ICES. EVENING STAR. Despite the Sidets of th Wickes’ se the piped ‘Gatiox. ‘i Ke remembers about is what MF Colfax sah ba; ne stork, ad nd vay te He past for t ND its. w eames deem ; atterson continued his statement, first reading | New York Times. tracts, was there anything pending : 1s THR bend any Sg Mit it will postivady and per? | Source to-day were 330,160.09. stmenphems. Riding, one a ok following ‘Witness did not remember where Mr. Colfax | gress to affect the raul? = acoiesanu METROPOLITAN M URCH, manently cure all ee ee ions ork thee F has approved the act of Con- | te deliclons warmth and brightness inside the REPLIES FROM OAKES AMES was when he gave him the check for 1,200. A. No, «ir. On FRIAS eta sere tee a7. and Lungs, ae C: aghs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Iniu- | T#¥ Presien? has approw Tuxurious are such charming contrasts | t pis (Patterson’s) tele; ‘and letters to |. Mr. Colfax—Did not I tell you the first week | Witness resumed! -—Mr. Painter settled for hos Proceeds for he eta Eee, gee | SREB, Hoareene goSBronchitis, and jent Con, | grees to incorporate the Loomis Aerial Tele- } to the gloom without that hospitality is all the | Which reference is made at the close of that por. | im the session that I wanted you to tell the en- | shares and received the dichionis ite hon ne ——————— —= Fagen of com> gfer the relief of pationte in advanced | graph company. more appreciated on such days. But we don't | tin of his statement printed in yesterday's | tire truth about this reason to suppose that Mr.Painter held the stock XTRA. Sotclain in faption. ‘These case, though we de ——— want to encourage Old Probabilities in the evil | Syan- Mr. Ames.—That is what I have done to-day, | for the benefit of any one but himself. Th E — 4 Baextent ( ,fiicure, it witl sarainly relieve tosnch | Tue RESIGNATION of Captain James E. Put- | course he bas been bent on latterly. We have : Wasmngros, D.C. June9, 172. | sir. Did not remember anyother cash dividend | aggregate number of shares distributed by 6 STAR COURSE by such pe" fonts.” Cantdout that you will Bua ft jst | DAM, 12th infantry, has been accepted by the | had a “spell of weather” for a week or more an] | Hon. J. W. Patasn Dent he: Thace year aie. | encent the ouein Jt, ao | Dont Maz one hundred and eight : 3 aa Teprest ra tg pamnaene thet President to take effect March Sist, 1893. our full share of the disagreeable things he k grap’ king pe to give yon the substance of Mr. Colfax.—Mr. Durant says there was Q. What became of the residue of the sm MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, up in bottles, at B) cents and $1 each Pent midan sha whirling round on top of his office. Now. let | ter I wrote «Mollius. You saw tho letter, Tadded | @ bond divkiend. Now, What did you do with | shires assigned to you? LIN€OLN HALL, Tobe pad only of Notuine definitely implicating any candi. | him ios = storehanen some of his bg 5 = ld ef sig hegre it LE YP pg Wye gen ge tyne i bens Sean Mr. se were distributed to ot). r > ‘ Ps > # - | treasures us have an experience of ritten him. batance is were not bonds, but e = artics out of Congress. UEEAE, SABCERS OY. ARTHUR NATTANS, Drucsist, | (ate te ery investigation comuaitiee, | delightful weather we used to have in Washing- | 1neard he you an holder of owner of dock inthe | cates, and I hold thess with your stock for you. | 4). ‘To any aM™elale® semrer: : Do ste Corner $4 and D streets northwest, | ‘t#! bribery investigation committee. ton we employed a corps to watch and | Credit mobilier, and that there was wrong or impro. | You are entitled to them. - No, sir, and Idon't think 1 will ever “ GENIUS AND TRADE.” SS PRESIDENTIAL NomINATIONS.—Ths Presi- peg ee icebest ae = ne fey a wg g oe Bl LS her —_ i g = ore eee bony Syntnen of se ee ee ee ag ents: Ré ed Seats at J.C. Par- Ca it following nominations to the Sen- — The who receive on Tuesday are 3 . No, sir; 1 am awaiting a itness had a conversation © her's, whthunit extra ch ge, Tenaya ter 1 A&E & PERRIN'S WORCESTERSHTRE SAUCE. | “CP serene ey G. Fowler, Mit. | many. Itismore especially Georgetown day, | 22" had,{here wasno more impropriety in it than | suit’ Whe chieck for $1200 Sas pa Mr. Bow mon ine’ Veughen aa aaa Teanga to avoid the numerous Coun- | jedgeville, Ga.; Mrs. L. Bice, Grenada, Mise.; | though Washington has by no means entirely Yours, truly p dco prong omar Tengpent ee od by silane beara ieee a ee eet ew york, | H-M. Hamilton, Eaton Rapids, Mich. "| given ub to der litle sister. Some, of ee : Arm# as.avoucher to my account. ‘The check = . u jis event re. . y ‘ Bethe cotley reese ¢ te Orie CoURER ‘On Marriage. ordered to report by letter to Major General W. | Bryan, Mrs. Kilbonen, Mrs. Macfarland and | /t arrival from. Washington. I stated in | tween us about the matter being of was not Ss ee, Se Ad ied to reserved acute tor’ ae te oy | ¢ Happy relief for Yor ie tam the titects of | S. Haneock, president of the retiring board | Mrs. Titian Peale. In ‘Georgetown Mrs. Cooke | that letter the substance of -my letter to Bol | until the neat somion. Never gave Mr. Colfax a ph ttettee of | errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored. : x ‘and to hold ‘him- | Mrs. and Miss Dent, Admiral Radford’s family | line. You. saw the. letter I" wrote ‘ami | any bonds or stock in UP. Rok. tee. The witness stat presen their tickets at Parker's and select € lt | impediments to marriage removed. New method oi | convencd in New York city, im | and Judge Fisher's family are at home. Alley | there was nothing in that but the truth. and that aoe ee ee ee ntcknins apottar. | the Union Pacific road was 838,58, l Meats, a« this Tecture is not in the regular'course: ,20ty | treatment. New and remarkable -ahick” | Seamluation when summoned, ~~ "°°! | sooec of theee receptions were well attended yee. | Me. Heiline ebonld say that the credit nsbilier of | ¥® COLYAX DENIES RECEIVING 4 poLLAR. | | DLT OO believe any mouey was poscate will be checked off before opening th fata: | WOW AED ASSOCIATION Nov Dowie | ° ee terday. Mrs. Kilbourn had dancing in her love- sinp (ang. o Seamenens Soneere, con thet the p nection with the act of Congréss to inter! kD street, Philadelphia, Penn.; an institution having « i : honorable conduct and rs ation for fesstoual exis ‘engaged in ed ry, | low, Lassert, ander oath, that I do not remem. AT THE Waite Hovse.—There was a large | ly parlors, and a bevyof young ind , including gommunity or stockholders, is simply an untruth, | ber of having received a single dollar from Mr. number of visitors at the White House this | Rer daughters, to recelve with her. | Mra. Kil- | ‘The stockhilders of that company contained sue of | Ames. morning. Among those who saw the President | hourn intends having dancing RGA Tuesday | the best men of the ¢ : a HP yp ott: Ames again rey LADIES’ GOODS. hs poly AS he the conversation with Mr, during the season, a1 wited her 7 ~” BD ‘ had no recollection com wi ir. LENZBERG & Ce. — Ae Fire Senators Anthony, Wilson and Sherman, | friends who appreciate this fascinating amuse- | Macey, M- Dillon, McCurmick’ James Brook ‘Ezra | Crounse. . . A Clergyman, while in Sonth » | Representatives Hale and Burdette; also, the | ment to enjoy it at her house. Baker, Elisha Atkins: John Duff, Samuel Hooper, | Mr. Colfax requested that the Sergeant-at- . Selling out entire stock of discovered Waucand symvle tymely | Attorney General and John M. Lai » with | “_The roads leading to Brentwood areinn | F. Gordon Dexter, Oliver Ames and myetf, ai | arms be summoned to produce the books and MILLINERY AND PANCY GC pps, Disease of the Urinary and rgnne,andius | J: F- Quarles and Edwin Belcher, of Ga. frightful condition; nevertheless about two han- | Mecguoider in it and thal there ‘ie wel nas dorian | BAPETS referred to. at and — cost. 3 whole of disorders brought on baneful and dupers Humruneys axv Busteep.—The | dred invited ‘guests found themselves in Mrs. Png Na re is and was nothing | wR. AMES ADMITS THE TRUTH OF SEXATOR ‘ateck, any more than in owning z Judiciary committee of the Senate have re- | Cartisie Patterson's hospitable residence yester. | bank or railroad stocks ‘and Mr. Holling should be Tate. Ames was then questioned in to | lan 810,000, He had, previous to Dr. Dura: shamed to mak 3 id been testimony heard of the mouey having been}... «1. ——— turned to the President the nominations of | day afternoon, and her matinee dansante, from | “shied tu make such charges, 1 you had been a | ene ‘statement of Senator Wilson, stated " ‘ A. CONNELLY, of 7 East? gon street, N. Yn Jone whe neds Te Pia of Charen | Judge Humphreys, of this District, to be United | three to seven, was a most delightful affair. not. If Mr” Rolline cam find ‘nncthing againet you | that the testimony of that gentleman was sub- canee Sanh enapapes comesapencenss, by oo renee ree proaaees thet ; eke ine JOSEPH T. INMAN,— States judge in Alabama vice Judge Busteed, | — ‘The third of the bachelors’ germans came | worse than being wstockbokler in the credit mahi. | stantially correct’ His recollection was and his Shonek Ghat be cketitoran 4 See eee ene = TaN? Mek, Dy Bible House, | and the latter to All, Humphrey's place, on the lier, you must be the purest man in New Hampshire, | books showed that he had settled with Mr. Wil- 5 iT Sth street yWashington, D.C.” detween E oe To teen” | eee nee > Ot mas ‘were condi. | ° lastevening at Masonic Temple, under the | Grin the U.S. Seuate. son. Thought Mr. Wilson received the divi | Indiana. He thought that wasa way to and F ftreets, where she wil ( open, om : _ stant vou tos chaperonage of Mr. Barnes and the leadership | | Trusting that you will not suffer because you are | Jena, and upon setiling the matter returned it; | spend money. MONDAY. Jannary 2h. am © yegane awortment of ee noes een of Mr. Hill. There was a large attendance,as no | %<tsed ‘of being a stockuolder with me, and aot rat so he or Mrs, Wilson received nothing but the | _ At the evening session of the committer. Mr. ing Dresses: also, Visiting abd Dinner and Walk- AMUSEMENTS. A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION of applicants | other evening entertainment divided the dancing be os Oaces Ars. | £2,000 back, and 10 per cent. upon it foe ape ee yf RES Linger ———_____ __ ais" | NATIONAL THEATER, Broixaavs. | from other grades of the group for the purpose | honors on wl _— Lepr gM on = otk | CONCLUSION OF MR. PATTERSON'S STATEMENT. ee P land — mn, > statement | nd the grom earnings #5,500,000. He alao tests. M. “Shera Mx. J. G. Savitis....Lessee and Manager. | of tilling a vacancy in the position of head of | “ixty couple = a a progr repay hed neater Patterson, continuing, said Ihave of jp bogey sw y fied as to the assets of the company. . —— a é never receive any cer- y po 2 - a o- 4 ‘The Largest and mi FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY Commbabnerof Intetnal Reveune,it ane ave | ladies were exquisitely dressed, for the german | fifcate or toch or other evidence of ewtarany | Mr Ames was then questioned To pay. see ER Dre ¢ Wiltiay, AND icant shall, upon examination, be found com- | 2 large hall like this is the best exhibitor of a | j,, the credit mobilier, and am not enough of & IN REGARD TO MR. ALLISON, OF 10WA, a, Soonuuver Party Dresses at Williar 5. SATURDAY MATINEE vetont, will be held at thi J of the board of | #Andsome toilet. Among the dancers were | jawyer to know how i could draw dividends on | @0¢ testified that Mr. Allison bought #i,000 mterest. was ae Willian rs" es.and Morning Wrapper Beginning Raminers for the ‘Treasury. department, No. | Miss Nellie Grant, the Misses Blair, Miss Stow- | what Laid notown, With this explanation 1 | Worth of credit mobilier i : assortment of Opera Cloaks at Willian’s. MONDAY, January 20, 1873, 1325 F street, on Friday, the 31st instant. Se he Lowery: Meigs Riis bg Simca MMiss | #mdone with this exami this out- | coke nah tee tole, nd’ Mr. Allison set. a ~ ap inate ks at WP Jian’ The distinguished actress, I Sas epee Gertrude Frelinghuysen,” Miss Delafield, Miss | T86¢ done to the fair fame of men who have | F- ponds; sold the bonds, and Mr. “Allison sot TELEG: T0 THE STAR Real Vaitociermes 2. MISS CARLOTTA LECLERCQ, eine secchens ceatendag, COMTI iarce | Chariton,of England, the Misses Tyurman, Mies | Hed without reproach for half a century by | tied! by @ check for #271 balance, which settled RAMS > Beal Chantilly hose recent muccess in Boston stamps her as the | executive session, yesterday, confirme@ a large | Fenton, 3 Ella Ray, Miss Phoenix, Miss | “fiving them into the of the public with a Elegant Fans from pari. ct Ww leading Tragedienne of the day. MONDAY, January 20, THE LADY OF LYONS. Velours Cemture™: grasis {Willian Gilet “Empire” * ¢ Willian’. Celebrated J.B & Corsets st Willian’s. Mrse received a check for $600, dividend in June. -" number of nominations, among them the fol- Annie Jeffers, Miss Kate Hopkins, of Loulsritie, peared <lmival with eantion of te upon | The check from Mr. “Ailizon ‘to. witness was This Afternoon’s Dispatches. lowing: Francis G. Service, associate justice iss Ban! 4 ee Tee oe Phitadetpae inflicted upon men sensitive of dated A) Se ae "The gon’ check ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. —— pera : ne. illian’s. good name subjecting them to ive inquisition, | bis stock and supreme court of Montana territory; Charles S. | Steele an Elegant aseorte nder Garments, made | Pauline... Mise Leclerey | Mls, collector of customs for Richmond, Vac; | Among the spectators were the Seerctary. of pe Pete teary Rhergeiagy omen ecasion | Which witness gave Allison he had found with fo Paris, a ij TUESDAY. January Manual Garfias, consul, San Blas, Mexico; Jus, | War, General Marcy, General and Mrs. Wm. | 3 clsewhere, but here Tclose simply re. | the Sergeant-at-arms, endorsed by Mr. Allisc ‘ORK NOTES. Se THE HUNCHBAC Thorington, consul at Aspinwall; Enoch Jacobs, | Myers, Madame de Noailles, Mrs. Thurman, | making if such things are {0 contines oil as. | _ Mr. Colfax inquired if the check given h STOKES DESPONDS. Beal Chantilly ; : 5 consul at Montevideo; Andrew J. Simmons, Iu: | Mrs. Coston, Mrs. Delafield, Mrs. Moore (nce ponige Sle leave'public life asl do wan | ¥a*e 3 New Yorx, Jan. 2.—Stokes seemed much pe nesor! fate Satie ee rn dian nt at ai River agency, Montana ter- Eastman), Mrs. Wallach, (3 Miss. Lowery, and fons, and aes. * J A. No, sir; it was filled out S. C.’and required depressed yesterd ay om hear e 2 the dechton i en's © Jocks oe) . ritory; R. A. Wilbur, agent for the Paj n- | Mr. Westenberg, the minister from nid. + ee no endorsement. of court of ap ic! the Dreeerand {icaks of Willi dians, Arizona; Samuel B. Bushnell, Indian | Several of the attaches and secretaries of Se ee ee 4 In answer to a question of Mr. Niblack, ‘Witness resumed: When he got the cash divi- dlerer. Stokes’ coun- nt for the Mescalere Apache agency. w ] foreign legations were among the dancin; testi > dend from credit mobilier deposited ten thou- ¥ si AY EVES Mexico; Levi E. Dudley, superintendent of In- | beaux, Count Zannini, Mr. Gripand Mr. Charl pany sapere (Song Men OF thie city. ay, | sand dollars with the sergeant-at-arms and of proceedings and new trial ‘ oe BENEFIT OF MISS 1 dian aflairs, New Mexi ton belug of the number. “Miss Grant wore a | money from ex ¥ y drew on it to pay the stockholders. Witness | They profers to have discovered new eviden =< o Velvet Waists at Willian’s. SATURDAY. AT 2, GRAN cherry and white striped gaze de chambery, with PATTERSON WAS THEN QUESTIONED BY wr. | Olds all the mock except that given to Senator | in favor ot Stokes. oe fe Chene Sashes at Will Miss Leclereq will be UnivEp STATES SENATORS ELrcrev.— | cherry sash. Miss Stewart wore a pale amber- . 5 * | Patterson, Mr. Bi and Mr. Painter. STEMERS SEIZED FOR DEBT. 57” A. WILLIAN having hix own honse in Paris | ville, Alexander, Staple; Bowers. Barr, Trevill ONDAY,’ Janary Z, Comic Opera Company . is abl ¢ to furnish the latest Parisian Novelties for the le west possibl 1. WILLIAS tor fiom Prnvaylvania, and. Timothy. i, | wore « lovely rgsofarlatan, with back rtvet | He, eked. him ihe {Palternon) didnot pay | ME Allion received binctack corucaten atthe | |The stetmaije Columiia/ amd Cronent Cty, Howe was reclected. from Wisconsin. The | bows and white flowers. Mis Chariton, over a | Ames three thousand Inq anuary, 1808." | ‘ess last March. Inid not know why he returned | and the More Castic. now due bere will wise tee importing price. ‘The witness replied that he dia. ‘ "7 = S; f white puffed tulle skirt, wore a second skirt of them. The envelope merely contained the | seized on arrival. The crews of both the ¢ 5 Og Penseylahia ave. Washington,D-C. | \ATASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE. | Nevada legislature elected John P. Jones to | white Rated file skirt wore a second skirt of Be ea ean eagtcl ant be bad ectarnad to | roa corti , but no letter of explanation. | lumbia and Crescent City have not. been paid a6 1m No. E + PARIS. t yenth street, ania . sooth houses of the Florida legislature votel | S¢0tt, of Erie, Pa., wore a white raftied tarla- Pacifie i in Feb $1,900 in. ‘on | Did not remember of offering Mr. Allison a | for six weeks, and are suflering. J gEBLON ZEPHYRS IN ALL CoLors, ANOTHER RARE ENTERTAINMENT. for United States Senator yesterday but without |, Telieved with black velvet studded with | }&cifc stock in February, cash on } small sum of money to repurchase the stock- | Wail STREET WANT* TO PERNISH A #RCRE- fy cENee TION, esult. ‘The vote stood: Ex-Governor Walker | “aisles, Miss Hopkins wore a rich white silk | *Mg19U1 of June. might have re- | Upon receiving the stock certificates trem Mr. Pany op spe vemewer 'WORSTED GOODS, CANVASS CHENILLE, NOVELTY, SENSATION, DASH. Is; Osborn 6, Conover 13, Henderson 8 Mea- | 80d white lace cape, very becoming to her | Mr. Patterson replied that he migh remember | Allison when he returned them witness It is stated that efforts are being male by FLOSS AND SHADED SILK, Beturn te ftte oan jon favorite, ba ig pore Il, ex-Governor Keed 4, Bisbee | ‘Tesh face. Many called Miss Derby ( anghter having got it. ys posed that he (Allison) did not want to hold rominent Wall street men to secure a New TPATTERNS, and all Material for Embroidering. Queen of the Serio-comic Vocalists. 3, Cheney 5, General Sprague 1, McCall i, Small | of the late Lieut. Derby. better known as‘John | “S704 he difference between Mr. Pat- | <redit mobilier stock after the suit had com- | York man in place of Mr-Boutwell a= Secretary ‘The Marvelous Man of Myste 1, Long i Green 1, Gleason 2. "The voting was | Pbenix,”) the beauty of the assemblage. She | toron and myself is that T exp that he nar. | menced. Did believe that he (witness) had paid | of the Treasury, im ovder that a diferent hues. SSTAMPING promptly attended to, at PRINCE Sabi DJAUMI. a be sortase cde . Was dressed in a lovely white gauze, trimmed | (i004 ‘of me thirty shares of tock in credit | Allison small sum of —five cents or | cial policy may be inaugurated. MRS. SELME RUPPERT’S, The Distinguished Drill Gymnasts, oberon = with rufiies of the same. The Misses Blair wore | Tchitier and received the dividends Mr'Pat. | thereabouts—go it could be the property JAPANESE CURRENCY. 613 sth street, opposite Patent omce. | “Pk. LORENA OH aa Dance APICE NAPIER. | Tae Tuowas Coxcunra—Notwithstanding | charming dresses of white puffed tulle, trimmed | mobilier and sayshe did not. If he now says | ofeither one, The printing of the bonds and currency for BP-No branch store. ‘iS-im MANCHESTER AND JENNINGS. the disagreeable weather last night, a large and | With flowers. Miss Robinson wore a yellow | ne aid purchase the stock, there is no further lis silk. Miss Frelingh pal M nee oe sal boas pial ia commana we 7 vee Mee 5 “ fashionable andience assembled at Lincol Suuber tarlatan, with bine sash, =) Pale | difference, and my statement is correct. 4 aici i re va FA 8, BD OM caleas mae mi chenasesnean The peo | ner rita, with Dino aaa Mr, Patierson said he had. no recollection of "A: To being mixed inthis malicious charge | business, will chuetia return toby ea ae ane gramme was pleasing in toe variety, pig ever having received any certificate for thirty - Ko being mixed up’ “4 wt iy reva is Own country. rei of bril qi ithess su, Mr. Allison be- ” on es rustic execution was fully up fo ths standard FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS, aaxener stock, and he did not believe he ever ibery. Witness supposed THE SHOUTING OF THE UNKNOWN TRUCK The New and Splendid Divertisements, . CAPITAL BALLET TROUPE, Mlle Annetta, Emily Smith, Emma Marsh, Belle Graham, Fannie May, ie Wesner, Annie Don gelly; Nellie ‘Anderson, Rose Celeste, Julia Beanctt RENCH imei EE only piace im the city there it 18 done. Also, STAMPING, PINKING and EMBROID- iW of every description. BRAIDS of all kinds and EMBROIDERING SILKS this model orchestra. ‘a choice piece Tyepery vend eg tees meen n pow plore. cot r at Oe 1 lel orchestra. ‘To ir, would be an im iy. Received no el night by the bill poster, Nixon, was one of ee eeTTS GH MACEEN, 617 mh street, | BNIT AC And Be vaglas, Ri Jean | Of music played by even a fori band and after- | This Afternoon’s Proceedings | yc) Amst it was his impression that he | O’New York with the certificates. ‘Did receive | the ment US, the, Dill poster, Xixon. was one of janl3-ly opposite Patent Office. | Buckley.” sae wards by this orchestra, is like a new revelation noes i. did not, then he had lost a certifi- | ® check from Mr. Allison, but it was about an- | committed. On being asked for an explanation MPORTER OF HUMAN HAIR The Celebrated Character Dancers, Gus Peters, | of the power of harmony, To-night is | ae Wepxrspay, January 22, cata at City awe” other matter entirely. Of his conduct in his cell last. night Nixon aala: 1 ° THE VERY BES potty A Eg if cnn. jecen te.| SENATE.—BIr. West presented memorial of | “Mr. “Ames further stated that he received the | @- What was it? a “I just pulled out my pistol and shot him be- GRAND BARGAINS AT Y BEST VARIETY ENTERTAIN- | would be well to intersperse a few pieces by other composers than Wagner, 80 as te contract | Citizens of Loulsiana, asking that the national | U.P. bonds as dividends at 60 per cent, ani | , A: A negoti=ton I went into with him in 1965 | catisehesald he would atrike ane with a whithes MENT EVER IN WASHINGTON ly Matinees—W ednesday and MADAME ESTREN’S. Famil ‘: sold them at 97, the proceeds of yh he ti ; | 1 regard to a transaction in Iowa. tree.” G18 Lach sereet, second door from G street. Fetlocennen cguciadcs tach Srening witht anes en ee See roe a we cometruation S26 cme | Sree ws wc, Paitersce, after deducting certain | MEMBERS WHO NEVER wank STOCKHOLDERS | WOODHULL AND CLAPLIN Bemenber Ge atmo liant scenic originality of Triton’s Suiree, y of the levees of the Mississippi. Referred to ‘The a 4 | . Mr. Ames then testified that Senator Conkling, | were again arrested yesterday and locked up in (he name and pumber. Cheap Ourte, | SPSS arare 34 a |i, THE Lovistaxa Quxstiox Bevon® THE | Committee on the levees of the Alissiasipni Meee Be Pane epee he vinent: 504 | penater Fowler, and Seustor Bayard had we he Tombs it ving bail’ 1 Bwitebes, Chignons, Bi . Puffs, F ofthe | _New ext week. jan Sexate.—Ex-Gov. Pinchback, ot” Louisiana. Mr. be een the ittee pp! 1 paid to Mr. P: nin money by wi a in the credit sobitt this w od ‘om! bape » On not giving bail for latest styles. Cail and see our new stock before pur- METROPOLITAN VanieTy THEA- A“ s | affairs, reported House Lill te atone ob Daval | SupGE POLAND THEN QUESTIONED MR. axes | Deen stockholders in it ier fresh charges of libel. i chasing elsewhere. ‘dectitr arrived yesterday, and is at the Arlington. He | afiairs, reported House bill to abolish the grades | 3 tothe letirehe coe genie Patterson durin, | Knowledge, neither of them ever paid witness THE MURDERED TRUCKMAN. < iaaae THE GREATEST AMUSEMENT RESORT AND | brought his credentials as Senator-elect for the | Of admiral und vice-admiral in the navy of the | wtothe aign, wherein he stated that Mr. Pat. anytht or received an; ng from him. As | The name of the truckman brataily shot by L FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL THE BEST We ee SL GOMBINATION long term, commencing March 4, 1873, with ta ole effect when vacancies | terson did not bold the stock, and asked him ir | t Peake Blaine he no ae Nixon is ey ay of one Se ; Is the best article in the world for deimg up Linen er Intense excitement created by little him, and by were yesterday presented to the M ore grades. Passed. — jc | he. thought the interpretation put upon those | t@ make. He never paid witness anything nor | leaves a wife and four children. R, e Muslin. It ae @ beautiful gives te the fabric. ABY BENSO: y Senate by Senator West, and regularly filed. r. Tipton, from the committee on public letters now could be exactly in accordance with | “id witness pay him anything. His name was | Red Men have taken charge of his body. Bor saleby alt srocers.. The Child Wonder. Houses crowded to overflowing | The credentials of Messrs. McMillan and Ray, | }ands, reported bill granting right of way the Gospel. [ ter. not spon Se books of witness at all. «There THERE WERE NINK OFFERS OF BONDS his Wee a yew me f e present Con; ‘armoth and corgetown rai uv. > b e never any adv. e from 13.49. ie vernme janle-ty Baltimore, Maryland, | tis Weck in an cutive new sories if Kellogg legislatures, have arrived, and will also | r= Cragin, from the ‘committee on naval | 9% the books as a stockholder. Mr. Patterson | ,,Q- And he ner . LINGARD SKETCHES, bonds, at 115.12 te 113.27. Tutroducing ail the latest songs of the day. presented in the Senate. It will thus beseen | afiairs, reported favorably House bill to prevent | 85 #uxious that I should write _ Kk wad Tvote thoes leceing to | TA. No sir. Only in being abused. ake JUST OPENING At a Reappearancs that the latter body is called upon to decide the | €mployment of officers on the naval retired list; it ABOUT MR. DAWES. SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF The beautiful Jig Dancer amt Vocalist, Immeuse | question as to which is the legal legislature of | also, favorably on the bill to promote the secur | 4,%-N'! matter of holding stock so hontrabic, | Jmlge Polad.—Well, now, about Mr. Dawes. Diavolical Attempt to Blow up a Train bi, Pe success of : = t Lor a. get efficient seamen for the navy. ' why did you attempt to cover up ° Mr. Ames.—Well, Mr. Dawes took some stock HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, MISS JENNIE BENSON, Sunanen Paaeeee m motion of Mr. Fenton, the House joint pasion he and settled for it by $1,000 about the ‘1 Jan. 2A P paper of The Presdenthas | resolution ‘tendering. the tanks of “Captain wale Amea =I never did cover up anyihing, | And sited | the Shera tins had quite an | seh imsant received vie Kisguton Dewan. sons eorge S. av itchie, commandin e@ revenue 4: . | Sccount with Mr. Dawes, havi bonght bond. jobile. there citement right, South Carolina, kukinx. John Tucker, | steamer Moccasin, and the ofieers and men wa, | Wauted me to write the letters covering up cer of thousand | $ut_ Mobile, says a - Female Clog Dancer of the world 1,” the Ariel Gymnast, in his great ros, the Ladder of Life. The Champion OF ALL COLORS, “CASTELLATT Pardoned the iollowing ‘ ‘act le c for him to the extent of three or four Peru at the discovery of an attempt to blow At Low Prices, at JELSCESNATUS. the excelsior Song ‘and Dance | Tndiana, sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment | der his command, was taken up and pasced. tain points for him. dollars, and at another time invested for him cut westdout Pande a aan Bian, (osciher yrith the regular company in uew | gor robbing the mails; hal about two mouths | Mr. Tipton, trom committed on nosis tonds, sont connecied with thie tein axes of per. | Aiteen hundred dollare in the Iowa Falls and | S12 car in which were Prosident Parde \ , PAMICT MSTINEES Te Petia and Chitiren Jct, to setve, and it is believed that he will not J reported favorably on bill granting right of way | me connected with this thing as very bad.” | SiSN tetera. arsamination of the president. All the partics ecms-tr No. 715 Market Space. | EVERY SATURDAY, at2 p.m. j@-6t_ | live that long. as he is quite old, sick and feeble. | through public lands to the Denver, Santa Park them in skulkine? : v Q- Did y any dividends to Mr. Dawes? | implicated were arrested. pee | a Tee, to four yexreand ai< months for tarcety ot | ates Beckinaiere tte on tain | 4 eG mee —ecanne Tam Kind:heartd and | 4; Ftiak on 0 paid hi eo di kas eiaaeioens — s : , to four years and six months for larceny o} . Buel m, fom committee on Indian ‘ : : : jend, or paid it ve, as ’ INSURANCE COMPANIES. LINCOLN HALL. government property. Francis M. ghnson, ot | afiuire, reported bill authoriaing the Secretary tere ee heowed me onother matters fee or Deena Erne Anognipa on the = > fcescthy aine, sentenced December 11, 1! ixty | of the Interior to negotiate wi e Creel = ® n was this matier ended between _— pseu your cae THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Gays, for selling smuggled goods.’ Geotge S.A. | Indians for a portion of the lands occupied by {n regard to the quarrel among the directors in | 22-5 1T "ewes? en) increasing in Lima. STRONG LE OMENS a9 THURSDAY EVENING January 23 gg ancy eboney Aig shea) herr A judiciary committe>, | Tal mistrust of each other because Mr. Alles idee uiiecunoe the stock LAPYYE, WHO SHOT THE PRESIDENT THE BES Lon ei grin | alt THE FAMOUS ©. W. Loudon, Mississippi, sentenced June 28, | re} with amendment, House bill fur relie, ptopeend oe ee &e-, FRIGHTENED AT THE DUFF GREEN SUIT, eo 1 rey Dem sentitying Organized 1545. Assets, 914.099 220 GEORGIA MINSTRELS, 1872, to six months, for retailing liquor without | of ©. Boudinot, seanged. any shy He eaid Le | 2nd we settled up on the 9th December, 1868. Tam OnALL FOX su cmIks - J. STANLEY, JONES, Agent, Returned from their European Towr, y' cial tax. Lewis Waight, Towa, sen- | Mr. Stewart, from committee on Pacific raij- | the Wash explain it, 2 a. Jained it to | He got back his one dollars and ten | Chilian advices state that the «mail pox is ver; janT-ly No. S11 ith street. | Having appeared before the Royal families of Eng- Fenced 4 lune 12, 18/1, to two years, for passing | road, reported bill authorizing the Texas Pacitic | fe'au etext ea the pastel GC. ‘Wadaberas to | Per cent. interest. Witness here produced a valent, the town of Lota being abandoned. AS Ie SUT APPLY To THE o werey QEEANTATION LIFE, "| | Counterfeit mo lawful monet Sf the Caited Statok porate | ix the price for fielght, which Ames did not | Promlory note given him by Mr. Dawes in | Te newspaper there saye:, “The plage over: OT, A 0 ' LD i . : Sn jaw ie . desire to have done. ng » , 1868, | runs the town. Not a street, court or alley ix FRANKLIN INSURAN co! N FAMILY MATINEE SATUR: Crvit Riguts 1x Froripa.—The Senate of Mr. Stevenson rej Dill for the relief of ‘and. dollars i 4 * Se aM eyes |e gaara em enna | Rls enti ana fis oi gn | we tem of gunn o-fole fWs |, He dna baer giten a | Mxtretenedana ways dry eit | ihn vcuans Sune hat ee Inconrozaren BY Cosoniss 18 1819. ILLARD’S HALL a eae colored Population of that | ington, which was discussed until the expiration | {etter t “that Colfs De influenced a. | Mr. Dawes the stock he paid $300 on * THE GUNBOAT Kansas ‘ ‘ , = our nw iden contd, Republic: No. 400 Detrect sorthwent. Novcuaae | ‘Woxpay TUESDAY act WEBKRSDAY, Jn immodation, advantage, facility of privilege | {ite seo presented credentials of: Bf, MeMt ae di age deysafterwards, 77 a se bamnce 8 tow for Policies. 5 p 2 iES. ” inet 4 ‘clected x . ir. McComb said he would look amonz his | 4@y5 > i Directors —Dr. Jas. C. Hall, John Per Uh ist and 231; also, MATINEE WEDNES- | furnished by inn-keepers, common carriers, | lan, Senator from Louisiana for the | jetters, and it he had och weal no ABOUT GARFIELD. Brodhead. J. Keyworth, Ba ,at2p.m. Something New! The Most Novel. | mat rs of theaters, ofticers of public institu- | short term ‘by the fusion ture; also, the ers, al e such would produce them J Poland.—Well, as to Mr. Garfield. Wilt Fro: eomeed, 3. & soa. 0 ie i ERE MINSTRELQ "™ | tions, &c. The bill had previously passed the | Credentials Gf John Ray, eeoven for the same | Lefore the close of the 2 pe ypey es nittee the details of the EUROPE , : ~~ > ESEY BRAD, ; mid resteet Litt pa le Ging | lower house, and wilt doubtless be approved by | term by the Kell Jogiiatore. writes ne kad jee, bnedneed. his chock book: | Tausection Ddetween yourself and General Gar-| Panis, Jans 22-Penouilly, Dechtay and CHARLES BRADLEY, Secretary. ‘decai-cosm | $4 Ballad Concerts, and Musical and Miscellaneous - Both sete of ers rend, and them, , and exhibited to the committee that no | S¢ld in regard to credit mobilier stock? Benet, the condemned communists, were shot Entertainments, The whole Company between the | Heavy SESTENCE OF MAIL Rosans.—The gm motion of Mr. West referred to tle commit | SMMMES'uag-been given on account of credit | A: 1 agreed to let him have ten shares of this morning on the Satory plain. F Then ¥ ROME cREFRSEQEITAN | artist The Company lnciude IZZLECOOTE, | department of justice has been notified that on privileges and el mobilier fer ten thousand dollars, seven thousand | ¢redit mobilier stock at par and ag ee died without utteringa word. | Dec. FERE INSURAN 4 ue. Nersatile and ac’ | Frank Thompkins, William Browlette, Edward | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—On | Golars, or ive thousand twohundred aud teen, | December, ’6i, or January, G3. Mr. id | last words die assassinated. Down oi ov THE omplished performer of her age in the world; Hudson, and William White, who were arrested | motion of Mr, Gartield, (Wash. Ter.,) the bill to } three dollars, and said he showed this to prov: | GM! not pay me in money, and I sold the one | with false witnesses, lawyers aud Thiers.” waimmmpnrc te Moma oe piste gis remrtal bp miss ation} Barve just been tried bye oh Ort aay 2 1872, | amend the act granting the right of way to the | that he had not drawn checks for that stoci as | Sonsand dollar bond, recelved wit some dottars | Dopet Gled cheering the repubtc, the cor ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1870. rittiane ben. we Ae. Ficted, and ‘sentenced’ to the state's’ nrizos for | Walla Walla and Columbia river railroad com- | °Marged. seca ion wal from the sale. "In June I received the money | any Meaty. iat soe ca ee = i Bverything Ni pices, Pany was taken up and passed. ‘wo o'clock the committee adjourn dividend of $600, which, with the money re- | Spectators on the ground to witness ‘toe cece ASH CAPITAL... 100,000 Sake tee eae , Z a . McGrew ( ve) Seemed a pelnt resolu- ‘To-day’s Proceedings. ived from the bond, left a balance due Mr. cul Office in Shepherd's Building. No. @@8% Pennsyl- “__{Chron, Critic and Re Bape yin Py Baltimore yester= ferring certala rights and franchises "teins | waweeno ‘and ie somion | Sa which I'paid him. Tid not dellger Wiss soy ae die a bee ana srenne | ety TOPE Es Pein. | ,TNOOEN MALL. Sip, cx-Coverver Seymour tu ths enait. "then. | Gaited States. to committee on com. THE EXAMINATION OF OAKES AMES dock either Uefore or'since. Ho never had the | qlOXDOX, Jam. 22-—It is reported that a = SAMUEL CBOsS, Secretary -_ 5 Isaac D. Jones made an _uddress of welcome on | merce. was He testified, in answer to ques- | stock, and the onl; he ever realized from THEODORE THomas e ly decided that the Empress and Prince : - Rice he oer ar td ates | crane Meyer i) the See | Eanet daape Ruan cnt kenge tng | Wadena = ME ‘rome Nala suis" etc ear u 5 y . Kerr deliv comme: a pu re fax. twen! a ® ever to % Hm. 3 Jest UNEQUALLED CONCERTS, BR or ey te bullding at Nashville, Tenn., was concurred in, | stock, but did not temember when the agree | X:Thavenoreccliccuonol ie oot | Aiansot the Prince Imperial, am Tet enid wo lowe key SIXEY DISTINGUBHED PERFORMERS. Tux Case ov Miss Antuony.—Judge Hat, | "4S bil n of December, 18g Witness ot the steak | $ Bid youever loan Mr. Garfield $329? manutesto announcing tren SSS | oBtaerBsnsn apts ena arr. | one YS, dict courte Abeer, omeraay was. Fheiane vs severing wi ee a ODORE THOMAS will give “ to ge corpus i GEO. M. OYSTER, in the a of Susan — GEO. M. OYSTER, J3r., J. F. OYSTER. THREE GRAND CONCERTS, POSITIVELY THE LAST OF THE SEASON. E Anthony, and also soe now to of the Tnited 8 as to the rightor women to vote. ie WE DEAL IN On MONDAY EVENING, January 20th, a * FIRST GRAND CONCERT. SEW YoRK, week. Cynthia Walt- MARYLAND. ‘wyneneta, wil Siege fe cate progres whic gee reetred pron owes vie PENNSYLVANIA ROLL. . and PHILADELPAIA BRINT BUTTER, and EGGS from near-by Counties. GEO, M. OYSTER & CO, ith such cuthusiaam at ‘concert in Washing- SECOND 5 WEDNESL'AY, THIRD AND LAST CONCERT, @.NAND WAGHER NIGHT, P, Scr TUESDAY EVENING, January @let, GRAND CONCERT. pastuitGusahia ples at het esse eae eee Yared with the “twelve plod mot and trae” WERFUL OPERA GLASSES. COMBINATION SPECTACLES SOR 4M. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN,