Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1874, Page 4

SATURPAY...........Febraary 7, 1574. | ts in contemplation to establish e large cattle | money ee stock yard near thi Tt is now pret- ‘six months in Glara fy moll eettiod that it willbelocated at "Waver- | Holland, disturbing, the quiet of LOCAL NEWS. I C 7 known as the Was! ve £5. L. G. Close. ‘with Trart Corns, = es Dzeepane, Cummiate and other ailments of the feet and bealth, and 5 ay irritability of SPAc0N OF isi4. GEO. FELIX B FIBST CLASSICAL CHAMBER CONCERT, r—U. temper, shorten terfere with its du- ke.) on the line of the Alexandria and feited coll . Clara Williams, bonds—5-20's, 1 5 5 ties and pleasures, is ly as oui or a | MARINI'S BALL, TUSSDAY NIGWT. Febra- Amasements, &c., To-night. Beech Sd, 1075, to prevent veel Gp. Gahan, carsing’ $8. Thomas bee Motropsittan bonds, Sy tia seetee tee Tie 0n0 Ieth cates cennenmont of De. Waite, | 1 ena yp arc 1, 173, vent . B. Callan, o mas EB. 5 Nae x r, National Theater —W. J. Florence in “Ivm- cit om railroads, requires thas all live check: Seosiag uenentatee wrest oe tional Theater bonds, J. @J 7 per cent. or pep eh ge aged |K OPERA MOUSE. bey & Sen” and the “Returned Volanteer. | in transit on railroads shall lay over for five BMACKUM'’S BMACK. bid; Great Falls Ice Company stoox, 74 asked. | tific principles) is liberally patronten by t EFIT 0) ‘Ford's Opera House.—Miss Carlotta Leclery in | hours tor feeding and. ™ and rest, after John Smackum was charged with smacking District securities—{ District of Col: most intelligent and considerate people, in or MISS CARLOETE LECLERC, the “New Magdalen.” | gach 2s consecutive hours of travel,and the Jane Smackum, his wife, not with his Nps, bat manent improvements, 6's g., J. & J., 1891, 199 | der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved or | Kew ¥ AHS z. ‘Theater —The Mocheilo Brothers tn | seaport Potomac a we | with his open pogo gong Jane's face, besides x % ; do. J. & J., 1891, 65 bid, 06 asked, Mar- manently cured of those most troublesome written expressly for Mics LeClorog by Witkie Od- their startling and mysterious feats, and other | ©! ae Saeneies glee | ogg gga Sten — Peciger yee Ror is the question asked in any captious spirit | ket stock bonds, 7's, J. & J., 1892, 85 asked. | noyances. | a attractions. | b ‘ashington )—5 certificates, 7 3-10, M. & fi ¥ inter u Corcoran At Gallery, corner of 17th street | © Baitimore, propose that this law shall be | before the court before on the same charge, and | 2% {ault finding. Ic is for the interest of the | i | EORAND MATINER Sar } A Compavion F 4 ——e . owners road te gain and retain ular ; 10’ year bonds, A Usiversat Kenepy—“Brown’s Bro»- and Pennsylvania avenue. complied with, so tar asthey are concerned. At had been sent to jail. Jobn, in defence of him- | fa: Or. ioe = = 3) nd, MW asked; Fund Loan | chial Troches” for voughs, colds, and bronchial | F Witlard's Hail.—M. Hartz, the il!usiontat. Lo Baltimore, where the eats sar lcr rigs | Self, said it was only in fan, thathe commenced | "Scoot ERTERTatrwEnt.—The closing ex- , M.'& N., 1902, % asked. | affections, stand tirst is public favor anton . u ° tions | 0 Baltimore, where the cattle are ta a | © fooling with Jane and she got mad. The coart | ercises of the first session of the scholastic year (Georgetown) € . A.J.&O., | dence; this reeult has been acquired by a tes’ r Art entertainment in the Congregati stock yards on the western limits of the city: | imposed a fine of $20 and costa, and in default | of the Georgetown Academy, Miss Lipseom> | &t pleasure, 75 asked. Board of Public Works— many years. es | Ff Church, corner of 10th and (; streets. and our butchers have torely ina great measare jail; also, to give $190 bonds to p the peace, rincipal, were given last evening in the | Certificates. general improvement, e: — a ° - on obtaining stock at Drover’s Kest, above ‘or stand committed until given. = 1st. Hidi G ¥ Condensed Locals. | Georgetown, such stock being driven to that ALE tiene. a ceatreg a ee = ‘The avenue is lively with the jingle of siegh | foint from Alexandria and various placesin | George Neal, larceny of some pine Inmber -& J, _* |, Sy did, A2— asked; do. 1875, 80 asked; do. Onsccre Disaegs, no matter how they or- . 74. bid. 75 asked; do. 1878, 73. bid, iginate, and without regard to the sex of Mortey next’ an, , | sufferer, are cured without da: or inconve- | Qomic 0: t e | > was well filled. Among the beautiful pieces | asked. Certificates, sewer, 8's, J. & J.\1 . bane aryland and Virginia. “Waen the cattle yard worth 50 cents; $10. George Burlett, disorderiy Of vocallem by the parila were the‘MerryWarb- | 72 bid, 74 asked; do. 1576, 72 ‘bid, nience by Helmbold’s Extract Buchu the great | ~ Box 1 & mow open ‘The fe to-morrow will be a sparkling | '* located at Waterloo, (just one mile Setch > assembly: $5. George W. Drury aesault and | ling Birds,” by the vocal class: “Heaven and bid, do. 1 Diuretic, which acts specifically upon the kid- > ILLARD HALL. number, filled with gemsof fact and fancy, and Seuth end of the Lon, bri igo.) our patchers | battery on Patrick Clark. This appeared to be | Thee,” by Prof. Colliers’ clas; “Welecne we neys, Biadder and auxiliary organs. No otner | Py "LL ALL. Will doubtless be anxiously sought for and | 40d dealers will have the Me piokeot the lage | Stentirely unprovoked assanit, im which Clark Spring, and ‘Protect Us Throagh the Night.”” Préparation possesecs the tally developed meri’: | ONTY TWO Days LONGER or yaa | Bearer market, and also the Pithe trains from &0t @ large size black and blue epot on his | There were also selections read by Miss Beil, GARE EEA of Heimbold’s Extract. it is the only genuine BRILLIANT SCUCESS F. E. Boyte will lecture at Lincoln Hall | number of cattle arriving by the trains from | Cheek, and the court imposed a fine of $50 and | Mise Jobnson, and Miss Williams, which dis- cow vor aut Street =e: Buchu, and it never fails. John Henry, | . to-morrow evening on the interesting subject | Southwest Virginia and Tennestee, before they costs, played a good degree of talent. Theentertain- | _N®w Youx, February 7.—The financial | New York, Sole Agent. Sold by } of “Phe Church and Civil Liberty.” ‘The re are reshipped to Baltimore. ment closed with ‘‘Hiawatha’s Wooing,” a | ticle says:—All sales of gold have been at | gi eos 1OnNtst @rend father is an eloquent jspeaker, andon | | The tract, ‘*Waterloo,” contains 110 acres of Raliag | drama in three parts, which was finely sepre- | HIKALI1y. On gold loans the rates have been a et hie this occasion offers a literary treat which should | !@nd, and birds on the railroad for a distance Prices To-day. sented by Miss Williams, Miss Beli, Miss Loo- | 402 for carrying. Fo: exchange isquict, | Get THR GeNvine ARTicyE.— The great Pe arc of ube Sil the ball. of half a mile, and rans eastward to the Poto- Beef (porter honse,) 250. B.; ditto | mis, Miss Woodward, Miss English, Miss | @* usual, Saturday, with business at about 4s1 | po; ularity vd of Cot L PiBITUaL mac river, and possesses many advantages for 2e.;do round); 8c; do, (roasting leces), | Buckey, Miss Hopkins, and Miss Liston and 487i; respectively for prime. Money is | Ost and Lime” hes induced some uuprin J Tae Garses-Crsurxe-Jaxix Cases.—Yes | the purpose. There are seven springs upon it, do." (corned,) ie@ise.;" pork, I do. . 4 Rome Grain Trape.—The schooner Kitty Ann ar- | Yery easy at 445 for call loans and 6: rived to-day with bushels wheat for Hrt- | Class mercantile paper. Governmen’ which, by hydraalic rams, | works, ¢ ly the brick os persons to attempt to palm off a simple ar nd there is ample room for ali the pu ¢ X and SPIRITUAL nt of their own manufacture; but any person wo terday, a third Fuit, growing 12sec. . Be rye 1 2@2e.; hams (wh 1 ssliced, 2@2he.; shoulder (whole), tée.,c" ASK ET ° , a ley & Bro. N ") strong at an advance of |, to % over ¥ ie suffering from Coughs, Colds, oF C. Prt sikcabar Avram sot Mrs. | it, We. ley & Bro. No sales reported. i 5 % 5 01 hs, Colds, onsu ta jy ° nen at 1s certain property ia Cte nth wos filed in the Loe &@ stock yard. | sliced, 125c.; middlings, Ile. ent, 12 to’ ldc.: beet =“ day's prices, low rates for money inducing par- | tion should be careful where they purchase this tT seate et Biris’ Maric Store daring the Equity Coun. Te wilt ba ceootlected that Mrs. . tho Boned ot Hest te Tee areestion | tongties sagine. ench: lard logiadsc, = ie = chesors to employ idle balances. The st “a article. it Tequires no puffing @ results fol Children ¢ Sent. bien Gaines, a few days ago, entered an abattoir where the slaughtering of the ex, catfish, 2c @ bunch; lobsters, Isc, ® Db; ALEXANDRIA. ment shares, ‘and only “steady ‘as "a | and the proprictor bas ample cridence on ave | "saith Wight, ‘ iepunation Getestraiex Siow trom toc cretiarict may be done. thus renderiug the | Woman tat oc: as pike, gen bunch: tne W. 0. V. M. & G8, R.R—The Danvilte | Te for speculative. " Extreme pricts | of ite extraordinary success in palmomary com, | eT vee meee_ r E a er Mir. i 2 | deck, 12@115 % southern,) 936) ir. Fy ~Pad " 824 to &; No t, 5 % ne fag, by Mr. i, W Garnett, entered a suit. for | ™ the way of the establishment of ab abattoir | Sek 7a) gh Mg Shad (wonthern,) 91¢ put. | completed to Galveston, four miles from Pitt ‘ wwery, alleging that Mrs, | i8 that k gisiation may be required from the | s At him his anthorities, unless Alex a egg ham eos ho is charged. in Mrs. | Sbould be decided to be within the jurisdiction | Gaines" pill with having acted as Mr. Cushing’s | Of the District. By the establishment of an counsel. and with attempting to betray her m- | 2battoir there all killing ot cattle could be con- ole Logese and Director, —Ducks. i los - M¥.J.@,8avinue head deet : to \;; the preferred, in which there is said to b: | pure Cod Liver Ol! by Dr. Wilbor. ‘This med ck. 82% pair—plon Danville, aed teenies nee hee toe & corner, growing out of operations by the for. | cine is regularly Prescribed by the medics THURSDAY, F 3 widgoon, 15¢._@91 @ trains now go as far. a8 Galveston, and. with eign bankers between bere and ep acme oe. For sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, | eager wat of ME ndria county | w Y 5, Inst wteht of the an- FLORENOS, and treat COMING HOME or, UNRISTMAS EVE Fi favorable weather, will soon be running to Dan. | M&rkets, 74, to 754; Roc eos ville. ‘The construction of the Wilke steect | Telegraph, 65 to 77; Pacitic mail, whieh has 9 ___ | ‘ : st been excentionally weak, 42% t0.%! New Vork | pTOGRT RID of the Chills immediately, taxe | ay evening, Bructit of Mr W. J 005 Soeems Sinan bill tr tejuntiion one fined thereto, and the objectionable slaughter. | ‘ BLES. —Potatocs, Trish, #0 ® peck; sweet. | With the eee eee ity Tied enecton | central, 104 to 1043,: St. Pant = Aen eaeee Tee eee sane: | IN JACK. and TBE Tuleh MORMON Mrs. Gaines may be enjoined from taking any | bOuses dispensed with. “lane Bek ae ae Sowex | expected, be completed by the middle of next —___@ ____ S 2 RENCE MATINER, steps whereby Cushing may be delaycd nC saa ee | carrote.se. # bune ery, 8@lvc. @ bach. month, when freight trains will be sent across} Barsiwore THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE AAles of1972 |. c curing bis fee allowance 995 ulated : Breage nt Figertal “ tee pach Shoe- 0c! B peck; oranges, | the river on a tiat, and on to the north, without | Vireiniw sive 82: peel Were £219,060. ye 4,12-s,wer lorence, DOMBE T La? Sui t. claims t! mi e fo Jo! - Swindells, p: ba BER. Jo 1 hi d 5 Ves y ni jo Barol s! a — o “ D t = feet he chweld reackes from ‘Gathing one 219, Beatty and Hawkins’ aildition to Georg iceoncie bee oe en iy a Cea be occ oe nore Onretian since: sprcel A Fztemp 1m Nagp.—Dr. | Wistar's Balsam ee bis ernat cba: Capt 2 of whatever he (Cushing) received from town, $450; Ferd. Wei 1 ly during the last week or two have arons:d | _ BALTIMORE 3. ,Octtge aulet—lowmittings, | ied it cock he an eee Wino has not | "Minadag, Bsbrosry Bt nee cae, Cates Gaipes suits. He further states that in the I Welcker et al., part lot quare pgp aay from their slumbers many of the sleeping in- | M#8@1t. Flour dull and unchanged, | Wioat pity ey uring all diseases of tt Fu MAYO, ig bis’ great play, DAVY nen suits,on which Mrs. Gaines inaugar: Isaac ut dge et ux. Sree L. Bell, oeeee | babitants of this city, were made by the dis- i aot cone “Onto and Indiana red, 1 —- rete zhs, oe, and py r. te tis litigation, Hennen, the defendant. caer t Lite nn poaeserd yi apan. York creamy, Se | Charge of “big guns” by duckers, who, availing 5 The sick are amare ‘thet the h ve SI\TH GRAND CONCERT 7 Feally only a nominal adversary; thathe (.Janin) ecticut Life Insurance Company, ac. Beas, c | themselves of the moonlight nights, discover a : ~ DF thee tigh standard s a CONCERT Shepherd’s subdivision of square 5 excellence on which the popularity of th . Bot only never was employed by Mrs. Gaines, Parbene ot a etre | PocttRy.—Chicke tlocks of ducks on the Maryland shore, and ap- | change¢—southern, 88(a88: 5357. | aration is bared, will aleve he seer ereP” | at THe but was always antagonistic to her claims, an reons et al., trustees, to | Ducks, 75c.@1.25 ® pai | proaching in skifts, sm from a long | Bye quiet, s1@u7- th a Val always be maintained by Se could never have been ber coun- IL vbw pa | _weewh.ann Seen distance, but kill larg. gece pbbing seede © proprietors, m. t CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, sel; he never wrote scurrilous letters about liet 3 Nese Mage gh Gc leap Soe gis rhe food, li. | JUDGE HvGHES Corrine Down Fexs.—It is - 3 : Powp’s Extmact cures rhean (Taxrn axp @ Stxeers.) Sees ee ee Se tae eee a | Renter’ Sat hy Lee ere Ae ee On, | aUcrecand Mrccevien, ooreue'at Tih Gal BD cation, | Sikeed in the Kickuone lune cont Fudge | RA_eboulders, 633; clear, ri, sides, Se: ) mg ene law at 8@9._ Bacon nochanged. Sugar‘cured hams, | Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throct, ‘spra late | 12@)8. “Lard nominal, 9%4@% Western barter | ®calds, soreness, old sores, hoadecke. WEDNESDAY KVENING, FEBRUARY 11 . _ t.farnish the following qnotations of Rour | Hughes has docked the fees of H. H. Well: General Land (Office, which was a respectful | $*.500; Fdw.W. Parsons et al., trustees, to Con Flour—Family flour, $9.%0t0 $10.00 @ bul.; district attorney, in certain cases from $1,650 to | beavy. Coffee dull statement of facts, came just im the nick of eral Life Insurance Company, lot |W family, 91675 J bhi,“ Extra—sonthare, $500, and, furthermore, that he refuses to sigan time to ba‘tie her efforts in the confirmation of 's subdivision of square 24, 31,70); | @s.50@$9.G0; super, § ae aS Ship- | 82Y more orders for the sale of propert ‘{: ‘and ‘nominally unchanged. | lameness, bruises, Woateky gall and heavy, 100. Sugar fru is., | honrsomete, dinrrbiea ent on Samencenpen nes C * jocks active and’ strong : 0 sons et al., trustees, to Conn: ut | meal, Scnsée. Brown Stuff, | at . y Os Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised of betstging ber ant the cover woes ae General Life Insurance Company, tots 3, et | ewe. % bushel. “Middiags, “ss@ivc. % snd wil tegehw tetas ach er es . g. nanse, long, 481s; short, | preparations in the fact that it ie» standar ted Biss for counsel. from the fact thathe | Snd 5, square 2M. Henrietta, M. Andrews to | “BAS. at tno wholesale market, ae furatshed by | where’ the property is located.—Gazette, last x op BE preteen D Revents bon pes mc are an cy was an old resident of New Urieans, and knew ben H. Andrews, part of lot 1, square : Luttrell & Sedwick, general commission merchants, | evening. Sanaa m,th,s,tf too much about her claims to be indaced to 0; Wm. M. Poindexter et al. to Alex. Due- | 935 Louisiana ave, between gth and loth streets AT A MEETING of the German Cooperative Wittoox & Gr take hold of them; furthermore, he was alwaya | bay, lot 26, Sims’ sub-division of square +, | northwest:— Dried fruit—blackberries. 5@7: Building Asso ‘ion No. 2, held last might, 9 it celebrated Basaar Patterns. Age’ fully aware of the manner in which she had | $1,:05 @: Brainard H. Warner et ux. to Hattie | cherries, 18@22: potatoes, 70@75c. @ busnel: « | ° ‘ ¥ f Lonvon, Feb.7, 4p. m.—Th f discount fi Bauw’e hoo and ot treated her counsel, both north and south. ford, lot 34, Warner's subdivision of | $178 Buchel: dried peaches, giola gis; spares of stock were bought out at premiums of for three: bills in S/- percent, | paum’s hoopekirt and corset factory, ee + Baw W. WALTER. issicm, T5cen's. Tickets boate & ¢ Aw Isprana Romance. din" it SYNoPsis FOR THE Past TWENTY- x MAL —She coulin’t see i The barometer has fall was charged with assault and battery on Alex- house also being Oe ander Clapperton. (This is the case heretofore | hares, $1.25@31.75 arrears r rent had tur parti ges, per doz, $2.00@92.50; ce Frid ~ ty tor giving w R Ho! in that light. She didn’t want to marry him, open p arket fc months bills is 3°, percent. . square 50s, $2.300; Edw. W. Parsons et al. trus. | pier. 86@5% sence, SF 2.50 4 | oe Font ton city received a con- | Which is ‘x below the of Bogland race, Bonds, | Patelligenc panne | — A Law Porst ro ne Serrren.— | tee, to Conn. General Life Insurance Compans, | Chickens, $3@92 W> ducks. % signment of 150 musk-rats from Brandy Sta- | franc areegrimest ST" Wspatehes aaote reates at 63 | | Term commUNrTy at large appreciste the use | A SEASON OF ENGLISH COMIC OPERA. gince the owner of the Kirkwood House, T rae pirceecget Oats and 3. Boughton’s | we: turkeys ke 18: .$5@W | tion, Va. They were dreesed and realy for RANKFORT, Web. 7.—Bonds, 9854. falness of Singer’e Sewing Machine. 13 | MR . Conmolly, brought suit and obtaine < sub- - do hie ony sy 5» a i — -- ————— with Prt oomaer, ange, ait and obtained sade: | se | cooking. | ‘The colored people s00n bought tl THE WEATHER. TEERMOMETRRS and Barometers are repaired | oy. oR em Gnhed teenree hotel, for arrearage of rent due. The marshal | _ Tar Wricut-Crarpenton AssaviT Case— Re ek memes 2 Wan DeranrMent, Offer of Cues Siemal Oficer,y | SBA made to order by Hempler near 4x «tract | prea ; levied on the furniture on the 2ith of Jannary | Jrein B. Wright Fined $ In the cwt. Beef—hind ————— Wash iNoToN, D.C , February 7, 1874, 10:3) a. Se lee last, prior to which time the barhersof ths | (Judge Snell) this morning, Irvin B ; front quarter, S400 96. | i ia | ofthe French sage Th over all their turni to Gregory to s T doz. Poultry—prime, ready | andhe was bound sheshould. They both Ii » Gver the lake region, middle and ° 2 ar rey ee i ¥ ooh Gr Sams, “Shey wow couus Pewecs clin Gane | reteried Erin Tue stan) a nice Of guilty | sale and brisk Agares, || weoepi of entice trent the ey aed aaron + Three aren ae pe eee mace and | FRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. | FORDE, MURDAY. oe tin, The Frowee Giet cess in the marshet’s hands which their furmi- | Ws entered by Mr. Stanton, defendant's coun- | _ 100 tons of hay and {oe oD te Stas ering the past | hors. She refused to listen to bis courting, and apparently central, reape: Montana, Ohio WINTER SCHE . | FORD'S, WEDNESDaY¥, Feb. ith, Los Bararde, ture sold for above the amount due by th sel, but the prosecating attorney asked th Sf fanpply Linhe tie eee rane; | he grew desperate, So he went off to the west, | era of ia winnie Adenine The temperature Piss te nea } FORD'S, THURSDAY. Fob. 1th, King's Sti_and cared a’ writ ot | Mr. Clapperton’s testiniony be beard, whic © bad condition of the county roads. ome | and -while out there persuaded @ friend has fallen ih the western gulf statse, but risea de isa cine ape tetas A HU Ae a Feplevin, fatter-on, com- | Té)Rest was assented to. Mr. Clapperton (who | = a a | rite a letter saying that he wasdead, and ask- | ¢idedly, in the northwest, New England ‘and. the FROM WASHINGTON CITY. Ware, Guia Metiens eae te manding him to take the worth of goods is the principal witness for the government in| we patties, of Dead om Kee Sen | ne as his dying request, that she might, if sbe | With'cioud and snow, recall Fe Hoe Berea | 9.00 8. m., Baltimoreand oil Wer benioas. Saturday he Comic 0} from the marshal mothe plain- the case against Judge John Wright—the = ad Canicments ever went out that way, stop for a moment | fhe heavy snows it the mitdin atleter nee m., Point of Rocks, Piedmont, Hagerstow complete and very costly combination of principal The coroner was in ‘a « Fee eae al Court ot Chis Distt eae eee OF: | And now thereistobe lee, How earnestly and | 88d toes a weed or perchance a flower on his | (20, teaty mous in the middie Atlantic tortheny S inchester and all Way Stations aE rarciatyumentalista, ete. and this Compan ~ ig al Ce of this Dis ) e a ot | is . s : ; is tance! Giants to Fertaiee +f % 01 " ch tnereased in numbers, 5 © pric 4 duty thus mposed on , pit is said that aral Court af this Ds eriet) tan ites nae Saud | vigorously have the ice men and coal-dealers | ODely grave. This was tender, but it didn't | winds. Variable winds witht» revail over the ore, Anuapolis, Piedmont and all reseed int rs, yot the pricow <5 >? take worth a cent; and she wrote back a letter | lower lake region. levy in the hands of the mar=hal Wright, ina menacing way, said to him that ayed for this ‘‘snap,” and how long it has | 0 the friend, saying that if he had any con- | Winds, with clondy weath reported from the fog Satisfied in bie mind on th he could have him convicted of perjury. Wit. | been in coming. You could tell either one of | Mueration for her toon 3 northwet. Worthwestorly winds, with cloudy or E easrles the warrant of replovin in bis pacter | ness replied that he could sot aot? tere tees Such Inte coe ere augue mect him. | her the dead lover's watch and “ote | partly cloudy weather, continue ih the weatern gait ules Uslutates’ Bondeeks, Wa ASHI ‘The question arises on what author: Scbarated, and nothing more was said until eorid intents trite arr ee his money, and all his valuables. To carry | “Prosapiitres—For the rest of Saturday in Now ing Snd tho West.’ Mackvitle, raderick ad wet aly t os ‘n * tsnoned sat tes ir | aie, cot erteen in passing talds *"Wesent eo aspiration, but one great sorrow, and a'l these | Ut bis plans. the dead man sent home his | Englaud, northerly winds,» mewhat higher tem or- wT Dtatious on the Was! on County and of replevin. It seems the coroner only , and witnes Pi id: «+ Wright, you > “ * sontheasterly mn lew York, Philadelphia, Boston, Gal- pliaurel and Bela inn dacpssags TON THEATER con rest blew Penne ae “ brass jewelry and other eflects, and she imme- | riure, cloudy weather and light snow. For Now ley Branches. Puliman Cars, Dinner « 4 STARTLING MYSTERY at n mone A : vk the could | COudl be entertained by Wht one class of people J z, in vork e teow orth Cumberland. Supper at Grafion ; — eee in oe premines 1m cane of ane Sad would convict Mies of eeriat nen iid | and they elther interested in coal er lee We | So Sete Gee ta en ees nl ear’: || Sack eed the ones tab romion. paceanom 7 SPEIS 1/899 «me Ben sane Rectoea meso Wer wka- | ORR WEBL—SEB Gaul Sure MATINEES given 'tohim under an old Maryland © | ness told him that if it had not been forthat | Will never know, perhaps, the depth of despur | erct Of | the middle Atlantic states, winds back to west and tions. ; i Bow in force in this District, and is inte: i Scoundrel father of bis he witness) woul not | into Which these people lave been plunged by | HeT heart. On thetr way back home the pair | {he middle Atlantic states, winds back to weet and | 19 94) ts Baltimore d Bel nly. ‘The dertal artiste, x 4 "3 | were startled by the apparation of the lost and 12.00 m., Baltimore, Ellicott City and all Way aah BS Mor HOLLO eee cere ence es marahal to un interested | be where he now le. Wright anid, “Yon aro a | Sy Comecieus winter. bat the eunalsof our’| vcr, clad im ghostly emit tat wah ens mthore eran Btatiou : : BROTH KS—MOCHOLLO—BROTHERS | ty, or when he has property in his possession | S—n of ab—h,” when witness said, You are | One of them wrote us Thursday asking ir we | lineaments intact. The young man fled, but the thwest winds, w'th cool, cloud 1 pg ee fh rk, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal INDIAN BOX aye mud astonte yy virtue of a writ of f-fc. issued by the Sa- | another.” With that Wright dealt witness a Abid . ov 5 z | girl stood still, and puttiag up a paw which re- | partly clondy weather. Fer the western gulf <ta 3 a snacr at Relay. . e ND BASKET TRI 3 , it ; 2 believed in the existence of a Supreme Boing. rhe - : finned northerly winds, diminish’ 3.30 pm, Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick, | feat which Bar astonished anc bewiliered oe eee ee eis nitict Of Columbia, | heavy blow in the face with his fist, making a | DOERTO™ ne come thence Ge xe d bit sembled an elephant’s foot, naively inquired if | Continued northerly winds, diminishing in foro Frater Witichester aud ali dutermedia ored te unravel ater) —the im such cases the writ is directed to the coro- | slight contusionon his cheek. Tae court im | Monday a rough th; ee ee ayes | the ghost wanted to be kicked to death be « | With par ondy weather. For the Obio valley, wad a r nyetery —t ner, as the marshal could not s rve such writ | posed a fine of $10 and costs. frost to assure us personally that be had no at of Rel and northwest, winds change to south: mule. To which his ghostship replied thus: | DBP‘? #k on bimself. There is no Ia « doubt of it. Another song ns Ww ay. —-— by many well- altimore, Frederick and all Way 1 | SPh air Sen - | “Lord! Lord! Jerusha, hey I come all the | gud increasing tend eer atares falling barometer which superce:jes the statut InconronaTep.—There was filed in the K2- such as leaving nom pall tet of ceor ts | way hometo find you false?” “You bet,” re- | eee sete oo | “Pine appearantect he's rand lative act providing for the | corder’s office yesterday a certificate of the in- | stoop, neglecting to shut off the pipe water at | plied the fair one, laughing heartily, for sha | Ix CoorersTown they tell about an English tm, Philadelphis and Bal.tmore. Supperat | Me ee = aud Dasce SLrONet fer this District and detiaing his duties, | corporation of “The Mount Pleasant Union | 00h» omitting to renew the coal ‘in the stove | Bad discovered that it was really the person of | joker who dined with: Ireneuens Cooper before ¥. —bdaige ala SFAMAN AND MOORE &c.; neither has the Supreme Court of the Dis | Hall Association,” with a capital stock of toler’ guing to bed, or to put his stockings un- | ber dead lover. The fellow had played a nice | he died in 1551. Cooper was then the most con- hicag nati, Louts The Champion Pedestal Skate Daucer, aietcomitrred such power on jastices of the | €5.000. in shares ‘of ten dollars each, with the | Por! pillow to keep them warm, leaving of | Me, and had followed his goods and chattels | spicnous man in the Nitti wore tecce nestles 8 mots, Sandusky. Whee! OBERT KIBK. Peace as bas been used in thig.case, nor in any | following offi President, A. L. Sturtevant; flan nela, and doing or leaving andone ather | back tothe land of his nailvity very quickly. | oh te doce of ahigh mountain and reposes on Breaxfast | The Charming Vocalist, Way modified the coroner’ ‘S Fakogresident, F. E- Foster; secretary, P. H. | things of alike nature, Asa last resort hs age | The damsel was so disgusted with tho o-her | the shores of the Seneca Lake. One day, while | 7 50>. m “Baltimore and all Way Stat The Popue pen RAE SEAMAN = Folsom; treasurer, John B. B'oss; directors, 8. | heared the other day in a sult of lines chats, | fellow for running at sight of the ghoat that «ae Mr. Cooper was dining the Englishman, he | 9.00pm. New Tork, Philadelpais, Boon, Bal- ponents) a TE THEatTers.—Miss Carlotta Le Arnold, F. Mattingly, A.W. Eaton, J.S. | Pith a straw hat ou biehend wt paim-leat in | Urmeuiately began preparations to marry tho | poured ont some native wine—wine from grapes timore and Relay” fe s WALTER BENN EDWARDS, Closes her succeseful engagement at F. Deiano, ana Lyman 8. Embry. | bishand. But the “snap” is hereat last, catch- | 82 8t-—Terra Haute Erpress raised in his own garden. Taking up a glass | 11.30 p.m , Baltimore ard all Way Stations, OUR EN MPANY. * era House this evening, on which There was also filed a certificate of incorpora- the pond and the impoverished by the turoat tee and looking through it with pride, Cooper re- SUNDAY TRAINS, FOR FaMIL WEDNESDAY ‘will again appear as “Mercy Merrick,” in V fon of the “Knights of St. Augustine of the | with am ugly grip. ‘The ice man is satistied. Ha | . THE UNRantarceygss or Furnaces. —A | markeds $.15 and § 30.a.m, AXP SATURDAY. kie Collin’ own dramatization of the much dis. | District of Columbia,”"the object of whict ts | maui be te hioaibmect Geet not frozen up | d0ctor writes to the Christian Union in whole- ‘ow, Mr. Stebbing, [call this good, honest | 2 00. 4 49, 9.40, 7.43, 7.50, 9.00 and11,30 | _€# Entire Chance of Lill at each Matinon, j8-tr cussed *‘New Magdalen,” which was performed | the mutual relief of its members, and the board ue or gee . | Noni 7 eale condemnation of Lot-air farnaces. Ho a Sresrag cellent manner last night. (On Moaday | Of government for the first year are Samnel | fom’ tiny ‘ghatin wiece ee ee eene OBE | serts that $9 out of every 100. furnaces now in | Tine Srence S brie seneoe rar, Cates troupe com- | Stewart, Lewis Thomas, Aaron Harthmann, | a fog: he sees that It harpoon ee ere uke | use cause more oF less Impairmant of he mence & brief season of comic opera. ‘The inte Giiert Gordon, Lewis F. Brown, and Robert | \hite he turns back handeprings out of grat. | #24 that more pzople die in the United s hase. > m. 1 Trams Stop at Viattwet Hotel, Rel 2S ASQUE, co 3 FOR LADIES | “Yes, Mr. Cooper, I agree with you; it is | 4”! Tas Stop at Viatwet Hoel, Relay House Sia | NE QUE BADE Costums: ADIES AND CHILDK EM. FOR honest wine—‘poor but honest.’ ”” For further tpformst pply @ the Baltimore | S4LLS. PAKTIES, AND PRIVATE THEAT- is Mr. Cooper went on telling his Injun stories. | a Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and | AlCALS, at . " tial performance is “The Grand D: \chess,”” t * ev year. from disease induced by brea’ 21 Ry ins”? the Graphic. 4™5 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be HAGEY DONERUE’ which the ne singing and sprights acting of — oe ‘Gnd ive fasts Oil te ee | 2S Sir of furnace heated houses than die f om - i ina”? én th 7 Laas 7 ve, | 2k 2 fof Baguace to be checked and received at | 121m 307 7th street, 3 doors north of Pa the vivacious Mre. Oates and her musical come-} ‘yne xew cast e 220 Pennsyiva- small pox. ‘The escape of noxious gases ix th: RIGHTENED BRoKER’s B.— Mr 1 OSTUME: Seeaee ts cet ieee nin arene i el moriay i aaenion ‘of fs | eal cai 102" atten ot “GE ™ ace’ | chet earcaf anbeatiginea Mesttary cs | waeard Winwbpa Waker aed “moos: |” Huger“ AULiRD, wrest Sraneortain. ie eer ae On oe ce wee Ot the best | public. ‘The light it aifords is a superior illu- | knowing that the coal which prechee thels souls Secs sendy GU con ie toe Voipithan| apimckuhemeerents eek ete | eee GEO. 5. KOONTZ, Gen Agent. eC PE IVaTE THEATRIOALS, comedians on the American. stage, will close his | minating power, and it is produced at a merely | but enlarges bis pockets, Let rine ane oy ee p j ; ns : = engagement at the National Theater this even- | nominal cost after the macuine for generating | kat uareeyess Pockets at none are so voor | Hecereat umber of joints mocemaree ta the ing of November 17 and before noon wa: so | WHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASRING- and TABLEAU, seg, appearing in a great double bill which | itis once in operation. The only ingredient in | tiom from Air stock. Andsohe thinks ofthe | CoDStuction renders leakage almost certain eis ee in ea TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK. mes ont Bs best rotate. The performance | ite manotacture that costs anything at all sthe | poor and advices Meaven to bless thei.—-Dan- separabia from tate ieate OF having boine, | ais temge Oe Beane: eine cena a . How Peter aze | _20cet-om opens with “Dombey & Son.”’ and Florence in | oi. and the expense of that Is comparatively | bury News. ; . | ‘bad salled be wished he was able te swim back Bo. bis great role of «Capt. Ed’ard Cuttle, mari- | trifling. It is particularly adapted for villages | and is sufficient alone to justity its abandon- | had sailed ~ a6 Ber,” in which he has had no rival since the | and country residences, hough it. can bengal | ARREsTED IN CHURCH.OThe Satan Ory | Sees Nathed tra Caeee rae ne | Cone ee ke ce he ‘A Mand | Tem Br. Ten or death of Barton, and conclades with the «‘Ite- | any where to advantage. See the advertive- | of the sonnet en policeman, who seems | CoDstantly bathed in current of warm or hot | creditors 7 laataty and the priva, | '00 and 9:00 P.M. ERITER : furned Volunteer," one of the liveliest farces | ment elsewhere, and cail and inspsct the gas | to regard neither times nor seasons 69 long as fay no la hen ce Iegeotctuinghis ven bannem the mere 7, eeeept epta Oto 2 oe | ve Oud Bellow’ nisirees euant @m the stage. (n Monday evening Mr. Frank | as above. | the strict letter of his duty is observed, is trom r retlected : ofp bgprrmmne paging emcept Sanday, M. Onotce AoE see 7 ‘Mayo will appear in the beautiful play “Davy | a a Lancaster, Pa, paper of Tuceday. "Williaa | £70m surrounding objects, the occupants of | ance was given, and he retarned on the st aud 9:00 P.M. ngs, Rugravings, Chromos, Ro. Crockett,” which has been warmly prased | Moxs.Hanrz will give his last entertain- | Marshall, alias War Griffey, of Welsh Moun > pees oe ee ie ult., and is making satisfactory settlements. Leave for New York st 3.06 EM. and Philadet- Shader, Pitores Brunke Prete * ant he wherever performed. ment at Willard’s Hall to-night, and we advise tain notoriety, charged with stealing between | % bath of he: Leas 16 effect is greatly 0 and 9: M ‘The afternoon and evening performances at ing down and 9:00 P different from that of protonged submersion in | , 4 CITIZEN of Portland was walk ‘Through tickets hose [ d twent: irt rf ‘om Sam- “s 7 : to Philadelphis Mr. La Kernan were very successful, not- | portunity of seeing some of the most inexpli« | which he, in connection with Isaac Busserd, | Sl cenrai debits ee OF the tiseues es,” answered the Portlander, aftably, and | Syivanis'svense” LL, KINDS OF cast OFF WEABING ap- b ling the ee Con = pe oe cable feats ever periormed in this city. It is sold d to a grain dealer ‘at Leaman Pisce, sas ar: og! Iked on without further egos eet pro- | Passengers parchasing tickets at aime Avenue omc: | PA 4 Very bom advautage afternoon e es impossible in a newspaper ‘aph to give rest by Const ie Bowman Friday night, a! — ~~ ceeding for about ten steps he loo! ack an: can there arrange to have their gage called fur address Of the theater presented even a faint idea of the lilusions which make | Doutysville, Northamberinnl Cones, oeesine | Crvitizep InpraNs.—The Indians in Maine + ? Did you want to | andchecked at their residence, takes tothe depot, ba s * 3 wt a ings, Neils, &c., in the District Mr. Kernan with a | me gold watch and chain a: a token of | : Nowed to send a delegate to the state leg- | inquired in his turn, “Why? me py q 5 the audience doubt the evidence of their was employed by Douty & Baumgardner to | 8Té ®! know!” “No,” replied the victim, with earn- | Sud Put inthe baggage car. Ghats entcem and respect. Mr. James 8. E- | senses. Let all positive people go and sce | work in the coal pines. Bowman: after reach Ee Crea eect cee | cutmcse: and thems the secoaut Eaving bess sedate een one ralizeed stvertionmont Ser wards, the age Sap Ant mapas oar Hartz, and if they do they will not be 80 sure ing cope sae evening named, engaged ‘te ee tt was ascertained thar one or ina balanced, the two shook hands gravely and bp pp a . » Auuep BAL LS, &e. tion . * “ “ i ing.” cer Hen! yet a over moun- fon ems. There le a capital bill fur to- | F ‘be truth of the adage “seeing is believing.” | Oficer Doutysrillc, a distance of nine mites | BAd.e0 far learned and followed the custome of | Walked oi, Ei OLE Gotetal Tike Agee FFTs. Ev, JESSEY & os “Tae Buxp Man Exoqvent.”—Mr. Mil- | After reaching there they were Informed that le ei Ae Damon Brel sg pustinG Jone Sruanr Mirt— Sarah Jane GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent at Washington. UNION ANG RECEPTI iN 5 ag there was a protracted m in progress in valso, the d name of a nine- ) ; + F-—Lastevening | Sarncd a repucation fer’ eleqoenee eed hance | the Methodine church is the aicn eee nt, judging trom this story, which the Bel- | No. wuo keeps house beautifully, and makes BALtnionE & Potomac y ‘ary 12,8 pclock Deputy Grant Sire ot the | throughout two continents. Noone who knows they concluded to attend, and ascertain if pos. | fast Journal tell: Hon. _ D. Leavitt. who | her father’s pantaloons without any assistance. Derot conven 61H axD BStEEEts N.W. a tavenations " Geder of Odd Fellows, escorted by F. D. Stuart, | him misses an opportunity of hearing him. fe | sible whether their man was there. Bowman | Tepresents Eastport in the legislature, enjoys | And yet John Stuart Mill thought he was un- | AferDcocmberiths1s/S.trai8e will rau as follows: ‘oditocts Past Sirand Sire: Win. K. Mclean and Join T. | has not been to our eity for many years. Foun- gave Officer Henninger a description of Mar- | the friendship and confidence of the stalwart | connson ‘emart. merely because he wrote a ven, Grand Representatives, ~ B- R. Col- | dry church will be crowded on Tuesday night. ledge, Past Grand Representative, and Brother | President Grant secured tickets yesterlay tor | was present, but he failed to And any pecans | ! the capital. ‘They are neighbors at home, 2 R. M. Prevost, Post jc , and sent him into the church tosee it he | Sborigine that the Paseamaquoddy Indians send | Potitical history. of Rome when he was eleven PRL Cy eh Tiwisnineton 7 ment, and Guow,FonsiscOaee fe ae th 6: —_ years old.— Courier-Journal. 4.4be Joreph D. Harris, of this city, visited Potomac family. | answering to the description. Then Bowman | #=d Sam has hunted and tished under the guid- | 2” —-- > Hodge, Nos, af Avexandria. They were re- SS SS entered himself, and soon discovered him up sor in he oom ha ch ena een GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, LECTURES. wetved by Grand Representative Hugh Latham, THROWN PROM A SLEIGH. 3 Mr.G. Mulli- front with the members singing. He p mao that twist of the ponte] which ignores octane Mar- 2 anu conducted .< ‘Y* Lodge, where an eloquent | ken lriving his horse *‘Abdallah,” attach- through the crowded aisle unnoticed by Bi 10K 01 LDEN TIMES! address was delivered by uit Deputy Gr ed toa sleigh, ou M street, this afternoon tha shall.‘and arrested him inthe midst ote ing | leners in the alphabet, Leberet, what you do MUSICK OF YE oO! ES eet Le remarks by the v.c.'°F8 #04 | horse became unmanageable, and overturning the chorous ‘A little more faith in Jesus.’ His ’ ion’t know, my jessrs. Lal "HE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT.”” Twice Chaplain of Congress and the most eloqtent a Certaine of ye goode old of living Lecturers, e friend, they are pretty snug with their money.” | ANTHEMS, FUGUES. AND OTHER . Warfield, De | the sleigh, threw Mr. Milliken out, his head. arrest caused considerable confusion, as may be | ¢ nt a HE! . ‘snerwooa sod others: Potomae and | striking tho curbstome, making aserious: bur it’| imagivede “He shed” teste ot eae a be | ‘cies, but we must Lave "a money: must seta. RES SE PLBCES. REV, W. H. MILBURN Will deliver bis great Lecture on “WHAT A BLIND MAN SAW IN GLAND,” IN FOUNDRY CHURCH ( Fourteenth and @ streets marthiee st.) TUESDAY EVENING, February 10, st 8 o'clock, Anghan Hog the Je ’um school-house, must fix ‘aim up chavel. Josed the t ot serious wound. should be taken from the church he so latel: * a iS, Figen Nie tan ine | joined, in such an abrupt manner. Next day Sioee you can’t get "um straight you must 8 fine supper wasspread and discused. Toasts | Fixe ARTs.—It will be seen by the advertisd. _ bg was brought to Lancaster and lodged in jail,” a OOO a caes ba oe to the Grand Lodge of the United States, Thos. | ment that in consequence of the storm last eve- nade Sane aes oe A Scnootmaster Wao Deservep Waar n TUESDAY, ye 10th day of Febrasry,in y Wiildey, James 1 Ridgely, Grand Lage of the | ning, the sale of fine o:: paintings will he cof. | 7? feem cane Set ela Tan iainst | He Gor.—A young student from Wesleyan Uni- 7 7p cocnting of Metiok wilt tegin SE7% b7-70 > el is.tations, s n 7K 0" Latt B r Sock Gave cueuk, cae tome ded toby Mesers cnet TY ies Mire! ate ‘aimer | Yhich ‘the Boston’ meeting of clergymen re- | Yersity, teaching at East Glastonbury, Lo Stuck. win be plored and -ungs at ' YE METHODIST MESTING- HOUSE, Which is sette down on Dunbarton street, Geurge- | ‘assacl ville, saw one of his pupils, a girl 2) ; Ye price to enter ‘n will be Four Yorke Bhilliage, Sod tas Prove'wos responded to'by Mr Corse: u tn | depicted, Sha letter from Mcarthur, Oulo, to reiting A meee Sariny SOhSOr SS axe, i fow day? ands fret who do Come will pude ye best placos, nd wilt hout of choice Music, instrumental aud voos!, ed to by Mr. Carne PAY HBRALD to-morrow will contain depicted ina let " col- | 380, and ordered her t> oring it to hisdesk. She | _!«!7-3t" \ ‘Sanday Doors open a lock: Music at 7 t | mt of, the great duel soneation be- | Uinns Of similar histories: “The excitament | Seciined, eayine cnat it was tot suitable for him Fo! Sues es BaP aaeee o : wend | 8 Mr. MILBCRN 8 long resid nc: in Bugland ded by a | olone! Butler, its New York c cela the most intense éver known in oar vil- | % cee, whéredpon he toid her to leave th mansard-reof DW Rt ING HOUBE, Mo. 61 34 ‘Mari- | snc intimete nesociation with ite chicl characters to their atthe. Manion | Ueme and Florence, the actor. _| iage, and the tmact unanimity prevails among ) choo She was just starting, when he 8 front’ three ors and large ‘erliar eatze hack Pa33g | bim's vice ona packed, secre ith * ing. There wa te | nase: ae roached her, and s 2 Yor Sy building, two floors and basem nt kitchen, The Serhelas erent nae ae ele Mantnuecol the menbenhip coniice. | 87° For the present Jeff. Davis has no im- | Sill classes and religions denominations. The | PAVSre oust seruck her three, blows upon the | pullding, two flocrs and besem nt kitchen. The meg Slarge attendance of the membership cousitec” | portant movement on Foote—Brootlyn Argus. | ! and are making great progeess, | afm and shoulder with a knotted stick an inch | alu a suitable Lumber of closets; &¢, The bath: By | sore taiebed cr Torereetiue. aed pe Pe Re eee SARS vary plenmant ev 7 When Nilsson sings in New York “yard? ‘They are making the ‘rounds’ of our seloous | diameter. As she was starting again, he f the second, story, this culture acd power in spite of Was spent. x : ‘and marble top The kitchen + Wash- iter complate. ——— of silk and pounds of diamonds” turn oat. | daily, and at each one they present the ‘pledge’ poo nee th a = eit ga nape Tae PRorocep [xten Howe RULE Mestis S7 In Arkapsas when a man walks into a tothe proprietors to quit tne sale of intoxic Jed, perbape for life. She was the daughter He a? Livcets HaLt.—Ata meeting of the [r house and shoo‘s the proprietor and others heis | ing liquors. One of the dealers capitulated | Pled, pe: "Tickets, £0cents, On |. The} be o @ Hall, the president, D. cMahon, in he Ame’ n street railway system 1 poth the ‘personal’ a1 ‘dealers’? ‘pledge: F ns tae oes coor Bnd saw tho chalr and J. 1. Dease secretary, the com- | pevtt is prea rect © ciisaretove | The remainder of the dealers’ hav ignant, and about 50 of them met the teach-r | rangements of the house are s — in the street at night and mobbed him, but he | cenventent, and must be seen to be fated. te ts ted that the fol- | x ni >I c s he city. | agreed to uit the basiness as soon as ‘The Met B B. cars parsthe door. The lot has a Sowing sessed pintiomen na cevcetea tevie- | i! nian so,” at ail she entds (hteaee, | they, 0am Gisbess of their stock on hab. eee ee ene cath be paying Son aca weg | front of $9 fect acd udepth of 125 feet, with large ions to address the mast meeting of Lrishtavor- | , 87” ba Ro ) They are treating the ladies with uniform kind- | 5€ pup zr 5 AS | stable. This property will be sold for much less BOYLE, p sble to the cause to be held at Eincoin Halton | 2Ovel-) That wae “enough said” to any young 1055) and at meoting thank them for their | Warned out of own on pain of Car and feathers, Time given by appizing on the prem- walt, ‘Thursday evening, the 12th instant fame areip ia | prayers, aud invite them to return. To-night | —S7inafeld Republican, L wets oom ebraiey Sh Ie. agi wit aerated sine wm ngeer South | Heh aa ltePan Seca Settee | , owen ox Geo, ovary, Move ox | CHAS, CRAGIN, De RE BSCE a i Windham, Conn., nearly half the population. | © aahdior ded to two gambling saloonsaud | ford (Pa.) Press says that a horrible affray took | giortal cortices to bis fistaeank the gabe, Diice a * ¢ in Cecil county, ., along cworan, | and residence an! street. jt 2 ‘aarYhe supieline oft tallarat & shingle milt told prayer ‘meeting®. As wo write they are | Place in Cecil Md., along the Ueto 124 Dunbarto ta TRE CHORCM > CIVIL LIBERTY," 3 the Pennsylvania line, 4 Norfolk, on Thursday evening, killed four holding, in a saloon close by, one of the best | ® Short distance below BE "3 A WILL THERE'S & perons and Naveraly scalded Tour others. | suontings ever kuown bere, “Prem one o@ice oe Cem ac fe progeny on aay ied Wir. the beet way te got 7-The Utah Northern railroad is completed | can hear the trains of heavenly music, and the Fs Robert Kearne: =o aire Ee" throngh the hard times and Keo our to Ogden, and the first train passed over the | devoted prayers of these noble woman. A large | >Y ¥*, ie neal road from Ogden to Logan yesterday. congregation 1s praying at the M. E. Church as | y5 oC :oatiug! Kearney’s wheat fol — " special Gen. Sickles took | they te ps Ae eed OTS | bet ordered off by Lit Guat leave of ine Spanish government yes: | ascends to heaven from {he church, the bell | iowed between him and terday, and piaced Mr. Secretary Adee in praying latter refused to obey charge of the legation. ——— &7 The ministers of St. Joseph, Mo., propose A Youre Muagpener.—The boy John Car- to send @ committee to tnewspapers % urdered a baby at Acton, Mass. in Kearney deliber- to pray for the editors, ee wad nent to the state Fefeean seuool at Wescbore | ately taking aim with the gun and sho tirg cinnati Gazette, discusses with its | in consequence thereof, has developed a dispo- er intl Pee pry byt peutew of tual sense and force the proposition to abolish | sition to repeat bis crime at the si provo- probit nome Pets “Hon.” which now cuts such a great after sent morning to Rising Sun, H == all on adie sentra, and other com- If up to the authorities and 87 Mre. Marie Antoinette the divorced wife of the oe hemo historian of the “Lost Cause,”" sailed from New day for New Orleaus, on a lecturing tour, avenue. 13th, lich | /<change- Massachusetts: S7 Mr. Lamar, of Frederick iit coe Borthwest; loss about $50. house of Gelngasanat of Britvime AssoctatTions—At the 20th meet- | tha’ state, ‘to prevent the curring of weapons the North Wash: luing Associa- | Whilst stenting of di A of the creditors of the io 7 @m at an average of 56% per cent. om tas i bos Wear Suoutp Nor se Ovzrtoxxen.— Disced in baikrapery was Reid lastnight at eee claret impor bp A which ——— ———— a 2 ia the Distt. +” | from the, Of the court. Tue C, sts Gorse Up.—A cable dispatch Sis Seaceeeeeahs aeons bear ae a anid tained ‘heavy losees both in and wounded. * tbe Ptoanen tues their chapels dying. ood caine ‘At OH. RUPPERT’S Fancy Beracr pn ap abcbagt i bo deat taci6 im ‘Ko, 403 7h atreet northweet.