Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1874, Page 8

DOUBLE SHEET. MONDAY.. .. November 23, 1874, THE WEATHER. Drrart™ Office Chief al Officer, Bala era a ag Pia TOR, la For the somtt Atlant yy iN prevail, with south’ sest or northwest winds, slight changes “aper- ature, and slowly rising barometer, ‘vor the gulf States, Tennessee, and the Obie; ‘yaney, coler and partly cloudy weather, win north or west winds, rising barometer, a0“. rain durin the day in the Ohio valley. For New England, the middie states and lower Iske reat- ening weather with contitiued rain, 7, er sontherly winds, failing barometer, followed by rising barometer, coolr and clearing weather neat Lake Frie and 'n the sonthern portion of the middle states. For the upper lake region and the northwest, decidedly cool and partly cloudy weather, with north or west winds, rising barometer, and areas of snow east of the Mis- sisstppt river For the canal regton of New York the temperature will remain above freez- ing Moncay night, and will fail decitediy dar- ing Tuesday. Cautionary si continue at hicago, Milwaukie, Grand Haven, Escana’ Marquette, Alpens, Port Huron, Detroit, rsiand, Erie, Buftaio, Rochester, wego, Cape May, Peck’s Beach, Atiantic City Rarne, m Beach, Long Branch, Sandy New York, New Haven, New * Hole, Boston, Portinnd and PRORADILITIR states. joeai rain LOCAL NEWS. tAL NE Amusements, €¢., Tonitgne Ford's Gpera Houze. the beantiful p Th his evering. on is coming again, and vertixed our amuscment will -00n colun Mr. Joke D. Ellis, a prom: ng young lawyer spoplexy Satar- Tee advertised in enamin, propriet ers’ warehouse in Phiinieciphis, bis valuable “Encyclopedia of P prize at the forthcoming type eetting tourna this cite. sty Hours Devotion at St ureh was commenci bigh mass yesterday ning st Kev. Father Boyle celebrating the mase and jer was driving In a slant av frighte rolier, Mr. L. was turown out and seriously hurt abont the heed. Mr. Jas. RK. Mothers! lerk at Mr. Frank grocery stor in the rear of the fell through a ba oor of that e=talil t He was atte: Dr. mounced the injuries to be not last night broke into the office of the Great Falls lee Company and eaptored an Cvyercoat and string of sleigh belle, bat w 9 closely by Uthicer Lusky that they plunder to secure their escape. T les are at the centrat gi OS The Davenport Literary s atic Cth, at a recent meeting, elected the following off cers fer the ensaing term.—E. B. Ha dent ss Kate F secretary ar b, and M mittee. The marriage of Mr. Z. T sopervising architec and Miss Lott Frederick Stutz, es, Germa: Ty depart- ughter of at the Lutherau church, corner of #ta and E merrow st 6:9) o'etock p. m. epts have been tale todt teen confederats at an » bury the remams ek church cemeter: competed the ve, judtcial, and exe tive appropriation bill, w contatus the ap propristion for calaries of members of the Dis- tet Bos th, and the regular appro- 1 um toward defrasing riet fre department. the District Government Affairs. The controller is to- ay paving oit tue Labor- ers oncer Ceptractor E. E. Barnes. Senator Morrill called at the office of the District Commissioners this morning, an Severs] bours tu consultation with’ G Dennison and General cham upon District Sflairs. The subjects contained in the annual report of the Commissioners relating to the Bvancial condition of the District were dwelt Upon seme time. Several knotty subjects wh eh bave given the Commissioners consiterable trouble, such as the market house trouble, Kc , Were explained to Lim. During the interview the sub reports of the various bureaus were ecanned, and some of the heads ct bureaus called in to give explanations. The subject of taking new valuation of property in the Dis trict, with the view of equalization of the r Of taxation, was broached, and a general con- currence rersed as to i y. ‘Tbe Ts une 26, 1873, resulted in the following valuations: Washingtos. , at the rate of TeeEaTERA—To night Mr. Augnstin Daly's famous Fitth Avenue ‘Theater c are to sppest at the National Theater in acder Dumas’ ex est production, entitled“ Mon. Sieur Alphonse.” Tic Success which attended the produc: of this niten falket-of comedy Jest seavon has prompted the management te | Yeprocuce Ut with ¢yen more splendor than bs- fore. The cast will bealmost the same as given before, with the ex ion ot Bijou Heron, wha WH ageume ber original patt, (Adrienne) in Dich sbe made sach a suc iss Sara Jowett Miss Alice Grey as Mr. D, H. Harkins as «Captain Moutaglin.” The appearance of Mrs. Conway as ‘Lad Clancarty,” in the beantifal play “Clancarty, at Ford’s Opera House this evening, is one 6! the most tnteresting events of the dratostic aea- tonsofar. The play ie probably Tom Taylor best. exciting until the close, aad will be ith an execeeding!y strong cast. bas po rival as Lady Clancarty, and the ess in New York other parts will be acceptably fitied by Mr. | Roche and the strength of Mr. Ford's compan: “The Beacon of Dea: is the exciting title or the Grama to be brougnt out at the Pheater Comune to-night for the firet time, besides whieb several new Will appear ip & very ente a taining olio perform- t Chie! to this whom be arrested in that cht in response to av order ve Coomes, of this ci ou ng the house ot Mre. Wil. treets, about present mo! It appe essions!l sneak Several robberies y and in Baltivore having been traced Chiet Crone reporta that sh? was at- ted on Seturday night jus" se she was secret. ing seme print batter w Ww nm the station-hoase in Balti nat sho *pped ent through a back door, aud rai are betore being recaptur Last night beadquarters she was confronted by Mra. W: ame, who recognized her at once as the woman who cailed at her houee under the pretext seeing one of the boarders, and lor of several vainable name as Mr. innocence or Kastern 7th regular turday night, at » Navy Yard, the thirdannnal report was # tted by the Secretsry, Mr kichard E BS, stockholders, showing the wing resulis: Totsi amount of receipts, eh, total mount Of assest (cle number of shares aneucum ered, 07? of shares advanced upon, 5:0; total Ine of one share unsocambered. $14.92 Wing Sclear profit of $3924 psr share, Deing a per centage of 16% ou the investmeat. Alter reading the repert tue stockholders pre= ceed siection of officers for the ensuing Year with the fo result: Dr. 5. a. H. MeKim, prenident; Madison Davis, vice presi dent; George F. Gultck, treasurer; Rieward Ea.- mone, secretary. Directors, Messrs. Wm. i. Hotebinson, John E. Herrell, W. W. Brook, George W. McKee, Thos. B.’ Cross, “‘nomai Somerville and George R. Wilson. ———»____ ‘Tur WASHINGTON PHILOSOPRICAL soctETY met Seturdeyeveniog at the Army Medical Museum, Professor Joseph Henry, of the Smitafovian Institute, president. in the chair. ‘The Gret paper read was the annual address of the president, wbich was in every way worthy Of the distinguished selentist. Hoepoke of the compliment paid bimio a re-election, and al- Inded to the quiet, euobtrusive work of the so- ciety. which, without seeking notoriety, had in & mi«leet way secomplished so much. He en: couraged the members to renewed exertions, and Dace them still sesk to add to the 5, bas been retarned to | ater the | Kies. | ars amt the old favorites | le in a grocery stora. amount of expenditures, | THE SAFE BURGLARY. TRIS FOR CONSPIRACY. Remar! yy —— Davidge—Arsament TWENTY-Z.GETH DAY. To- in the Criminal Court, Judge Ham- phreys, the trial of Hiram ©. Whitely, Richard Harrington, and Arthur B. Williams, charged with conspiracy in connection with the alleged | { Was resumed. EMABKAS FY MR. DAVIDG®. Mr. Davidge made a statement for the defendaute, alluding to the offer to submit the case on the part of the defendants. He said that four years ago, in passing through this room he bad been attracted by the creditable manner in which Mr. Harrington had conducted % case, and complimented him. From this an intimacy had eprnng np. He had watcned Mr. Barrington’s course, noting his triamphs, and had rejoiced in the success of his young friend. Then his (Harrington's) political friends offered him s position, which be socepted. Ho (the speaker) however had advised him agains. tt. A few Gaye after the Zid of April be heard that the tongue of calumny was basy against him (Harrington), and he went to bin and oifered bis services, ‘For six weeks he bad been beside his young friend, and would say that he had yet to hear a scintilla of evidence to shake his confidence in the accused. He hadon Saturday come to the conclusion that it was unnecsssiry » make any further argument on the part of he defence, and after a great deal of thou, had Geemed sach a course the proper one; tor any one not convinced of bis (H.'s) ionocens now would not be convinced if it were writt= in the clonds. He therefore announced for tue defence that they were through. {k. RIDDLE’R ARGUMENT. Mr. Riddle asked to have read. as a p: his argument, the evidence of Major Kic! relating to what passed onthe nigiit of th leged burglary (April 23d), and also portion: Hayes’ cross-examination as to what he stated to Dorsey, Downs, and Carter. Mr. Kidole commenced his argument proper | at 10:25 o'clock, and said, preliminarily, R.) had been puton wial, too; that he had been cbarged with attempting to fix the crime on nocent persons, and that Le had violated the jaw; pay, more, the constitution, It hud ais been charged that the two houses of Congress had resolved theme+lres into @ gort of star chamber for the purpose of scandalizing cerlain parties. Certain parties had made charges against the late District government and Con- ese had appointed a jotut committee, of which Senator Allison was chsirmas, which was the star chamberspoken or. It bad been charg that this respectable body of men were simp sitting to make charges against the innocent ‘They had sat for the purpose of taking the tas- timony; they did not voucusafe even au opin- ion; simply sent the evidence to the Attor: Generul avd the Secretary of the 4 : take such action as they saw fit. Attorney General had turned the case over to bis, according te what had been said a most antor- turate selection bad been mae by the gove ment. He Cefended the entering of ‘s nolle brore qui in the case of Hayes and Zirrath, and Said that that question was @ minor o: the im- portant qnestion which they had ta cons | was, did they tell the truth? As to the tel grams being obtained, he feared the respo: bility would fall on his bead. It was for (2 jury, however, not to consider how the tele- grams bad been brought in, bat te © what they proved. If he had violatet th er that much broken instrument, the coo: tion, be wae not on trial. Aliuding to the speech of Mr. Harring | Saturday, be said the young man ha bimselt In an unfertanate posit He did not quite see the ap of some of the references mate by Mr. rington to the Bible. ‘There was a thing or in that speech which be (Riddle) desired to ment upon. Itlad been said by him (H. for six months he had been u onthe morning ef the 24th of Apr: forth to be pointed at az a criminal. is that it was some days after that b ablic were aware of the ciroamstan fe referred to Mr. H wittee, te his bet Hayes, chard’ and Ularvos in vi ng bisoseif., Why had thay ke out of the way? Why were they in procuring the release of Benton if they were to anxious tor a vindication? At last, wh lay arrives for the taial, how do they come Do they plead guil gnilty place themselves on triai?; No, for here are th pleas attacking the validity of the grand jar. they were not«irawn by certain parties: one man is over 65. Pray what has that to do with guilt or innecence? Had these pleas been faincd what would have bean the conseqnence ‘The ease could not, by any possibility of means have been tried before March next, aud what a how! would have gone through the land; now the press wonld have referred to i how would the Sux bave _blist ered? ‘They were obliged to furnish the hest evidenc obtainable and to take the witnesses as they found them. It was tras thatone of the wit nesses comes on the stand an impeached wit- nese, as he chows himself by his testimony; bat if be tells areasonable and provable story th» jury are to believe it and the community wil! take it ag truth. it was unnecessary to read the indictment; they knew the charge. Tre government commenced its testimony wh the events of the 23d of April, and he wou'd say, with the exception of that testimony ag to the alibi, they have proved every material part of the case.” In the opening he bad aaid that they expected to show that Nettleship was present at the interview ot Harrington and Somerville in Phiiadely! This they had uot done, nor batt he proved that A. } Willams defore the grand ury bad test fied that there was po groan! which Arnold and Lew!s could base their tes mony as to the mysterious leaving of a part whom he (W.) had accompanied to the The offence committed on the night of the of April was nota larceny nora burglary. He might say, sitngagh he bad no* been born in Ireiand, that it was av? Sonest larveny. The de- fence agree it was not a bar, ““¥. It mast be then a copspiracy. The question ic There was 1 put it? General Henkle saya that ii Salti- more, Mr. Davidge that in New York, Georg? Carter was at the bottom of it. It ts qnite e j dent that it was not put up in New York, for who there knew Alexander or of the books of Evans, who © 2 How could Mik Hayes put it up? Where aid he getthe money It lesatd th be wished to get even wi @ the proof of ae Mr. Davidge.— Read. Mr. Hiddle.—Yes, Kei time the gentleman has men since he ieft the stand. Why had they not spoken of kim? [t is romance to say that Hayes could have put up the “Why should be d> so when Whitley was in New York? # heard of boomerangs befora. It was prep2 pus to say that Carter put it up. What praot l= | there that he knew Zirruth? He claimod that the origin ot the plot was hore; it was a Wash. ington enterprise; gotten up by Washington brains, (and it was of ro great credit to the zat ters up,) avd for some local purpose. In th balmy and somewhat palmy cays of the la! District government certain elt:zens had com- pisined to Congress for the second time, char ing corruption, &c. Congress had give to their complaint. Prominent wes © Alexander— persistent, earnest, sagacious means which made Lita a power. He (Als der) almost trom the first had placed hi: against the District government, and lay by day when the investigation was in progress le present with hia hand to the throat uf rather gasping District government. While th engaged he Was fought to be stricken dow: ‘The defence say by Mike Hayes, or Geo. € ter, and argue that the defendants hat no mo- t ‘Why who but they had a motive; w! ad Hayes to gain? What lad Zirruth to gain Hie would adopt the language of a journal of this city, which, tn rg his course in case, bad not a word of approval to give, but had Stated that the motive was political stra’ egy. They had seen the importance of getting Columbus Alexander out of the way. He (A) bad examined the books said to be Evans’, and | pronounced them spurious. ‘Valk about mo- tive; was there not a seat in the next Congress? If they could get him (Alexander) out of the way what then’ Itwould not have been the “@ the iirst his name thing to have the plunder tumbieddown on A!- | exander's doorsteps. A man mest be ‘ound who is to eee Alexander to arrange for the delivery of the things ne wants, viz, the books. It is no use; to deliver the books, unless they wera procured by theft or bargiary, eo that he (Alexander) conid be charged with re. ceiving stolen goods, at least. These goods were to go iu the character of proceeds of a burglary. To make tt burglary it was neces: to “take, steal and carry away,” and thereby it was that they sboald be taken from building in their own control. It was neces- ‘ary that the alieged thief should have transit to Alexander's, proof of the deilvery, and also to capture Alexander with the plunder in his possession. They, theretore, selected Cre office of the District Aitorney, and they coald not come to any other conclusion but that som body in the office was a conspirator. Lf Mike Hayes made a bargsin with Alexander he was a conspirstor,and be who procured the books and placed them in the safe was also a conspic- ator. Mr. Riddie said he would consider Ue ev! dence more cleseiy, and, calling attention \o Zuruth, be said that it had been said he waz not credibie witness, While be admitted that 2. may have dove wrong, he would cali a'teation to the a some of tho partiss found — ce sary uy him up, paying him $2 50). would wot have pad hia #: ina bad been the char: ‘th ‘There safe burglary inthe District Attorney's oitice, | at | | snatier’s testimony as to Zirrath rmators, although he (S.) testides fiat tie mesting wis for auether object than that testified 7. He succeeded in Shatler that Baia have coonection with tleship. He knew not the time when the con- splracy was formed, and 2. arrived he was obliged ‘k about rominently before the public. Alexander, Eowever, wae prominent, and he conid be worked on, although the plans may tot have been fully made. Phat something was going on at that time and before was shown, he thought, Washington,) dated April ist, “Let money Cunz to by 2 eame date and tenor. (Mr. Davidge and Mr. Harri } been explained as referring to salary.) He (Mr. Riddle) thought that these referred to pay for work in progress, in which Mr. Alexander was te be made prominent. And there was another telegram which had not been explained. At this point @ recess was taken to 1.15 o'clock. A Low-priced Burgtar, One would suppose that @ vagabond who hat wit enough to make his living by tueftt would be too smart to hope to gain iauch by robbing & printing office. But, inspite of uniform ex. perience in this respect, it seems that ons of them thought he couk! add to bis revenues by “going through” Tux Stax office. Yesterday aiternoon, about hatf- past three o'clock, one of the proprietors bad occasion to go into the pri- vateoffice in the rear of the counting-room, where he was much surprised to Sind a villain- ous fellow busily engaged in rumaging over the contents of a number of drawers which were strewn about the floor. Upon being questioned as to what brought him there, the thief feigned drunkenners, and trumped up a story about baving found a conpie of negroes in the room, one of whem he had captured and taken to the siation-house, aad that be was then there for the purpose of getting some one to go over and appear against the culprit. Of course this yatn was too thin to be betieved for an ant; but as the gentleman who was interviewing the burgiar felt that the odds wonld be greatly against himself in Any attempt to detain his customer—especially as the locality is a retired one and almost out of reach of help ftom the outeite—he affected to believe the story, and started to go to the s!a- tlon-honee with ‘the self-constituted ofcer by way of the 1ith street gate, hoping, when they got outride, to attract the attention of the po- i passers thus succeed in get- him arrested. thief was too a however. Watching the moment when his com- panion’s head was turned, he broke, an! by clearing three or four fences made good his escape by way of 12th street, before any alarm could be given. . An €¢xainination of the premisesshowed that the thief probably gained entrance by pr: open a window in Ue rear part of the b and it was evident, from the namber o1 ers and doors t the quantity of pr he bad bee: before he was interrupted in it. eral art ¥ass traveling bag which haypsne ta be in the room at the time, with some other things ot triling vaine ready for removal; but u circumstances he concluded not’ to take them. However, as some other things of considerable bulk, but not worth much to anybody bat th owners, are wissing, it is not anlikely thet t fellow who was discovered had a confederat who bad already carried away one load. ‘The sate in which the books, et are kept was not tampered with. would have been poorly rewarded had he been dispozed to open it and succeeded in bis eiforts as the receipts of the offica are d inthe He hd sev- nd the thief cirenlating mediam was a lot of postage st amounting perhaps to twa or three dol value. Thess, with thi ea aboy ferred to, constitute everything that has bsen missed up to this time. -— tx BaLtimons A Dace. Niav.—The Baltimore ¢ of th’s morning says: The funeral of Mr. Moses Hirsch, of Washington, who died last Thursday at the house of Mr. Louls Seldner, oa street, near Lombard, took place’ yes FrneraL Wasais tay morning and was attended by a large number of bis friends, Deceased had been a rast Bshington for the past fifteen y in business there on Pennsylvania aveuu foveral was attended delegations ¢ Washington Centennial Lodge. Na. 14, a. £ and A. M., Washington R. A. Chay and A. M.; Metropolis Lodg: Columbian Encampment, No. lows; Grace Aguitar Lodge, I. mia © of Washington. Lodge, No. W, 1. U. B.B., of this ci ont in @ body an A delegation was Lo. i. O. B. The t ilebearers: Samuel Goodm on behalf of the Masonic bodies; ‘or the Odd Fellows; Max Cohen iteimberg, or eA guitar Lolze: Mart Emm'ich and W. H. Strauss, of King David Lodge; and Henry Adier, of tha Goncor Gian Club, of Washington. itev. H, Hoch- beimer, of the Edenstreet congregation, offi ed at the grave. Deceased was greatly bsiored and respected by all who knew him; he was bat ears of age and unmarric: present Deata or I tor of St. Pete yesterday from E the death at & Sem nary, in ot Kev. Father 0” was seventy-two y of ag Ireland. bat waa eievated to the ministry ia thie country. lie wa¥ a professor in Mount St Mary’s Seminary tor a number of years, was also engaged in missionary work in vatiozs parts of the state of Maryland, ant was at dif- ferenttimes stationed as pastor at Weat miu: avd at Ellicott City, his entire ministry ext ing over & period of about thirty years. Watie stationed at Ellicott City his health failed, ar @ year or sv.ago he wassent to Mount St. Mary's, where he remained up tothe time ot bis death Tae decease’ was during the war connected St. Peter's chugoh in this city, and was + Fates ®Neter.—The par ch received a dispatch burg, Md., anm steraay morning, of The deceased priest age, and was born in ° _DistRicT KNIGHTS TexpLan Gornc New On.eans.—To-imorrow te following oft cers and members of Columbia Commanders, No. 2, Buights Templar, will leave bere, vis the Virginia Midlaud route, tor New Orleans, to partipate in the trieann conclave of the Grand Commandery of the Umted States, viz Jobn.R. Thompson, E. O.; F. M. Martin, Gen- eralisimo; James E. Waugh, Captain General; ‘Thomas Mitchell, Warden; E. S. Holmes, Or ganist; and Messrs. L. and g. Schoyer, C. B. Smith, £. J. Middieton, jr, and Daniel Logan. &. W, Hardy, E. &., of Potomac, No. 3, of Georgetown, And the De Molay Commandery, No. 4, will also go, with fifty saddles an’ their trappings for their borses, which will ba far- niesbed them in New Orleans. ah tc Mr. Figto’s Last Lectcre To.N: ‘The charming discourses on E by Mr. James T. Fields, wii «; nigh With the lecture upon the American poet Long- fellow, in which will be pres uated the origin of and circumstances surronnding the production of that poct’s most famons poems. Also, t poet's unpublished @legy on Ubaries Samnor t is the last opportunity to hear Mr. Fields and we bave oniy to regret that he cannot re. main and give us the full series of his admirable lectures. Diagrams at Ballaptyne’s until six To 2aT ratar SalES TO SiR ing. people say, bu stotthem are very far from knowing ‘ho tender. Imagu ryous you atein cer- tein states—wh g from illness, say, when the fall of @ book or the slam of a doo makes you quiver and feel faint, asif some on: faze you ® blew. That is the way @ youuz "aby feels at best. A putlof wind will set it gasping, its little breath biewn quite away. 4 Boise makes it shiver, acharge or summer air makes it tarn death cold. A baby ia the most nervous of being, and the tortures it suffers in going to sleep and being awakened by careless founds when jnst ‘dropping of” are only com- persons Young bubles onght to pas# the first mouth of their lives in the country, for its atilineas no less than its {fresh sir. Butwhere silence is not to be commanded baby may be soothed by foldintz soft napkin, wet in warmish water, lightly over the top ef its gern, te audears, Itis the best way to put nervous babtes to sleep. I have tried it busdreds of times fora child so irritable that paregoric and soothing syrup only made it wide-awsake. A fine towel would be wet and laid over its head; the end twisted a tle till it made @ sort skull cap, and though by sometimes foncht aoainst heise blindtgld- ed fn this way, five minutes ust sent him off into deep and bliesfal slumber. The com- press soo' bed the littie feverish brain, deadened sound in his ears, and shut out cverything that took his attention, so that oar, teok him un- aware. Teething babies tind this very comfort- t for thetr heads are aways hot, and there igs fevered beating in the arteries each eide. _—— Tux Dome or Sr. Pave’s.—The dome of St Paul's ts the original of our dome at Washing- ton, but externally I think oars isthe more ‘accful of the two, serene effect inside is fate ep hee in com; partly to the lesser size end height, and parti: fo our hard transparent atmosphere, whiek ends To charm or iitasion, but mainty to the upid, unimaginative pleu of it. Oar doma huts cown like an inverted iron pot; there is 70 vista, no outicok, no relation, and Yence no troportion. You 0; enlar pen, apd can * : thoaght that when | t had been forced open, and | rty seattered around, that engsged at his work for sometime | les of clothing packed ins smatican. | er the of the office bank daily. As it was, all he got in the way or | aarp 6 nd j , ark, for the books at that time Bad not come | by the telegrams of Whitley to Nettieship, (in | matters be arranged here,” as also one from | ington said that they had | | whieh is Involved | the board of dire: | hott, and 360 I= turned | berd cw all the to barial in | conrsecrat! + ‘Phe case is as follows rial in the cons: 4 part of THE Craccit Court—Judge Cartter. ‘To day, the jury in the case uf Miller's exec- utors agt. the of Wasbington—in jaestion of rights on the Potomac—tound a verdict for defendant. The case of Ferry ag:. Edwards, (a contest on the will of the iaw Joseph Edwards,) waz taken up. Povtce Covret—Judge Snell. To-day, Charles Turner, colored, charged With feloniously breaking and entering the rae idence of Mr. A. Hoisten, 929 ist street north- east, and sealing several articles of clothing, a revolver, &c., ail valued at about $25; sent to j the graud jury” John Minister, a white boy, ; money leaders larceny iota nee cents. This charge was | skis : reaptiie paper salte ot brought by the boy’s father, who testi! that od haha fh etiat aygen loopy fh ay Et he could do nothing with him; he sent himto | Sttardey. atthe board og rors spares | school and he would play truant and steal; sent 16 0. Missouri Jong bonds at 95%, ap advance of‘: ank»re asking for respectively, the this class of ‘i & CITY ITEMS. Jest Recap —Dp fall suite, well made and trimmed, for sis : Also, in stock, cassimere suits, for @15 and #06. Purchasers will now find full assortments, Decived bargaipe in all Kinde of orerceuts for én and boys. One Price Only. Go. C. HENStNa, No. 410 T:h street. —— Tre Howe Cras: % Paits.--The atmosphere of piny woods ts good for corsaay tive patients,” says Dr. Krastas Wilson. No doubt itis; but Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, charged with the concentrated essence of the most valuable of all medicinal trees, the Abies a hedge ~¢ (itlead, oe vem with the healing an arifying jalce of Tee worebennt plant and with the wares" | to the reform school. Wim. Jones.o ygana white 1 town ati oh abesa: GA; Spy) | will do more Im ony yay ty scenario ‘ man, charged with stealln~ -" t x seeels a Sere ‘coveen, ¢ than the alr of pipe bance aonb Dir, Waite, § prover, who tested that Joncs ex coara. decline of ar ti stock | month. EID? woods could do ina tweive. | rem: - | market the opeuibg prices were 5 @'4 lower thaa . a Se ‘i, ising toretuen tin twenty minute, and idetend | Katorday, where ‘here were any chaggea, Biavs | 71'S Treth-tche Drops—Carein one minute, | of doing s0 hetook it off and sold it for 32.50. This is the same young man convicted soma year or more ago of making a business of bor- Towing wheelburrows and selling them to junk dealers, sixty days in Jail. Tarner Harris, lafoa- ny of asilver watch and sowe articles of jewal- ry, worth altogther about $24. Lt was shown in’ testimony that Harris was a fugitive | grove "Scans * Beck Telant, from the reform school, and he was retarnei t> St. Pasi, 38) Gen; 233" that institution. Jotn Olark, assaatt aad | York Central, Ki id battery on Fletcher Tobin, captain of a vessel | Chie avd Mississipp Toloar laying at the wharf, who testified that Olark is Quicksitser Bee cook on board his vessel and came aboard drank and made this assault upon him knocking hiar down; #10 and costs. Joseph Bishop, twraacs of violence to Elijah Bishop, his brother, $100 bonds to keep ths pease. Carrie Brown, 1or- then the market bas been irregular, Eric baving been o west the strongest changes have been slight. ‘Will be breken By a hall Congress is near at hand, Yolame of business Fxtreme sates giving the in the order of activity have been as fol ows: Northwest Sto Wobseb. 30% G29! adash acd ‘Weakest stocks snd North- 'h the remainder of the list the The fact that the week yand that thems ting of th tend to restrict ihe * 0; Abu 5 t z American ee The Markers. November 23~ Virgtoia co « Nor Oar. ns felted “$5 collateral for disorderly contact, | 's€9, cla, 39; ¢0. new cial tax, 5 bid to- Thomas Williams, loud and bdoisteroas; $3. | @ = Jobn Mack, same; $5. Issac Barker, disturbing | ,24LTIMORE, November 2%— Cotton firm, wad advacciyg—iow middlings, MY @14%. Fiour dall, the peace of Georgetown Jobu Holly, an | Wheat in good dewand; prices unchanged. Oorn 'n able bodied vagrant, received an appointment | gord demand: duli—whie scnthora, fO@3); yelow tor thirty days in the chain gang. Isaac pro: | southern, 7678; mixed western, Bow. ail 76; ol, tated that be was soer ize, which dit | m: minal. % Oats dull—couthora, 6043; w-wera not help his casa at all. i. Carroll, habitually Pines, Sea: fg ee gee pp ed nd (ronk, went the same way. ¥. Selmont, @ re ~ mal rostitute and vagrant pleaded guitty, and was TANT P guilty sent down. Blanche Davis, same. M ’ Rursell,samo. Wm. Richards, load and b 2 erous; 85. Archie Hill, same, 5. © riiith, cursing, $3. John Howie, same; < Emanuel Lacey, enrsing; $3. D: Ss fame; $3. Mary t, same; $3. Kenne: forieiter James Dover, dsiving his horse over the K strest bridga | Goverumente faster than the law allows; Sj. Addison Joha- New Yoar, on. carrying a razor; tte Joud and borsteron GHKORGETOWN. ‘Tne Grrerar He Thomas Coates, TAL.—At 4 me ors of the General Hospital located in this city, on Thursday morning, it wes found necessary to increase the facili for carin and destitte poor.’ genticmen composing this board, apy 2 the great benciit to the poor, decided forthwith to afford more ample accommodations. The pastors of the various ebarebes Nave been re- quested to allow @ collection to be taken up i their churches on the last Sanday in December, i institution, which will ords of the town een suggesied ¢ bu in Du se, which w Loxnox tinentad banks a G4; New ¥ 8B Me. Baty people. hunting senso eke or Edin ady. W * share fir Nove! Bor months? b 4oe por cont., whic! ‘ibolow ths Bask 1 Ba,- land DON, November 23, 4 p. m.—Th “2 nfrom the Bank of Boxtend today is £42008. Brie.25. Pare dis Patches quote rentes at 6! francs 52%: cextinns, Loxnox, November 23,69 m —Caris dispatohos ancte rentes at 61 francs, 80 centiaes, es FRANEFORT, November 28 —B nds of 1852, 97 The Danbury Man in Seotiand writes from Scotland two ry news: The highland coatame is Inverness, bat it is not a common garb Itis worn mostly by the gencry dis a tavorite garb wi irgh when inthe Highlands sit par Dosen measure: adi pted after the rebellion of the Oar x. uirrs ny Cawat — | Clans in favor uf Prince Charles Edward, pro- Arrived boat fl. M. Taloo't, with 2.300 baekais | bibiting cian meeti the clan dress #tra cx wheat‘and 15 barrels ear corn. tor it. M. Tal- | the death blow to the most plcturesqne masca- hels wheat for Hartley & B lin with 50) bushelt whe bre boat Ben for H. M. T barr ALEXANDRIA. Ovoxeko Str he committee ons having. in accor fas ain gang to work in gr at thoroughiare and setting curbstone: sidewalks. —Green & Wise, a for Allen ©. Harmon, tro ck dwelling and fot of ground on st corner ot Alfred and Wult stree Dunn, for $1 ite, Bet, TAN BvRtaL—A w 2 € legram fron Montreal, ¢ th mnces the settlement of the A ¢ tue he bad ab wnaiian tute, a soc 3 ibrary condemned by the clergy, and whict aa bad been excommunicated thertur. op TR be The fi from London by cable: Lord care, an appeal ia orvered in grounds, © “Saturday in the Gri- lowed, and bari an Utah bas jast added another tries, In that territory are her in¢ Mary Welker. meet some farmer in the kiit and stock! | there are a few in the Highlands who wea: the year bie dress in are rotich leesso in the winter wh and moors ure covered frosty the upper edge ant woand about permnt it fo reach wii thighs, but hardly the and then I thonght ic w: Wwesther ts a ing the sun w tor an un sun 18 shining, and peo; costun ever Q vogue, from Ad te trequently, howe and. hese breezy, 1 sweeps thr: sists 1 pr two of tartan gathere be bi f sufticie sor turee ened at the waist, ai Under this long enoug the sensitive observer on a win drawers to the tops of the stockln to the knees, the legs kinds of we the 10 the exposure, no rare uucovered. I ng $@ascn bang o2€ ep comtortatia these ont ly Itis neta & mole on jeg. as much era glass and ssi! ar ms bere when you ain't looking en but one clear day in t ngly uneven. Inth ne forth as dan hour later it wili be drearily for ate swearing street sprinkler for a laze. neglect!al ere! rsive deposits of iron ore. which are hero: os — T tobe developed and utilized, A rge M. Beard has been formed ani is already at work red last ewenicg in the hirtortcal so ing the ores. from ¢ part of tl first inye ‘The first pigs works at Iron c: territory. a f Were tur nthe 0 days ago, and ‘© of two ‘tons of tho iron was. shipped ust week. The Herald Bays the eparod to manufacture seven tons of iron per day. It says further ¢ this iron is pronounced by competsnt m ists as first class metal, not excelled bythe product of any tot the world, and capabie of making the nest machinery.” The demaud for iroa tn Salt Lake slone, is equal to 100 tona_ per annum aril with the market which will b¢ opan up isewhere on thia coast the company has an assurance that the demand for their prodacts wilalwaye be inexcest of the anpply, Works for the emeiting of iron are badly wanted in several localities of this state—Sua Fran Call. ——_—_____ A Naw Way oF Sautina Hou: method of ctfsring a hove for sale has just been put in vracticg by @ firm of architectsin thie ety, The plan stuets ont by querying why houses should ne. be disposed of as other goods are 01d. Absolute sales are made aud in the following fashion; A memorandam is drawn @: ing the cost of each house and the work ship and material employed in its constrae tion, jnst a8 specifiestions are exhibited when ue ral it, sma.—A novel me spoke with special disfavor of cl ulous witnesses. The lectarer began by «1 and approving the remark of the it nell that the great contest in th to be between Protestantism aj but between barbarism and civil called apen to-day said he, to pertectiy propor course for the aver the average profession’! man, anit everything pertaining to the su ngs. in a proper way. 4 be followed toward the eubicct is for those who were Wu: and exposé the great trands a the shape of mediums and clairvoy such men, he said, ow: d to science and hy ng, Brookivn, npon Tbe nce, AUG how to detect them.” d-readers, and mi who have r "2a quired much notoriety and found many Dr, Bush- world wa? not io rthrow a ty- superstition dy hand. The t greater thar Tweed, aud thay ‘ch marches onward with ble Me course open to people in general in their re- ation to Spiritaaliom is to think nothing about to let it utterly alone. This he thought s ze citizen deed, the The second coarse ism, mediums, aud pject a3 unm- This was justifable provided‘, is done ‘The third contzy which may ority of medical men. to denounce Spirit ct ths phydioiorical « ke specis] crores and sacr ity and civitization and themselves to ext | contract iscpened for bids, and in thesame way | their intelligent opposition in every qu the boure thus described (andopen for examina- | where these tricheters show their ne: Nv tion as well) ts ofered for competing bids which | Tritune, 20h. are delivered ax seated proposais, the sole condi- tions being that no bids lower than a stipulatet | ‘Ta¥ Darwinian Taxony.—It is not gener | upset price shall be received, and thatthe bayer | ally known tb laborate expert fhall be prepared to sign the contract of pur- | ments, intended to iustrate the laws affecting | chase, and to take title of the property within a | the variation and selection of species, have been puiated time. F. World. for many years going on under the direction of a able and intelligent nataradets, The experiment parable to the same experlenceot an older. | during ®n acute nervous headaches | | There was gre: A DastaRpiy Ovrmace—a daughter of Mr. Young, aged 11 years, living at Hall's springs, six miles from Baltimore, wae seized by an unknown white man wiile passing through the woods, near her Louse, Friday evening, and outraged, and so serio injured that there is but little hope of her rec ‘The yf arpetrator of the outrage was pur: itbecame dark, when be managed tues t excitement inthe nei; ed hecd. re niet Tue FRarK.IN Cztxcrara Ling LRas' It was official punced yesterday that the lines of the Franklin Telegraph company hava been leased to the Atlantic and Pacitic Tels graph ‘company for a period of ninety-nine years for $25,000 a year. The lease includes the franchise and entire working material, ex- cept the stationery and suppites: Tha nowly consolidated line will work in connection with the United States Direct Cable company, and thus greatly enlarge the telegraph resourses of the country —¥. F. Republic, 21 SHENAyDOAN VaLtey Kattro. We learn from the Page (Va.) Courier that “con. tracts have been entered into by the Ppnnsyl- yanis Railroad company and other corporation. which gaurantee material aid and aasistance to- wards the construction of the Shenandoan rail- toad.” The Courier professes not to know the nature of these contracts, but remarks that an officer of the company says they are of sach @ character “as to cause him to’feel entire con- fideuce in the success of the roaa.”” Co entitle bahar ne —Many of our m uineut tami are w id the win. t in Flortda. Bente Gos. ‘Die. ‘dome ihe Goopers aud the Balle Tote weepeteaes the alls. te a here is to continue as mild as it has been thas far in the seaeon, however, age le of the fece blest health will have but litt! fo gain by ex- —— this climate for that of the Galf.—y. ¥. Cor. Phila. Ledger. S# The Chineve goveroment bas ordered a large quantity ef breech-toadiug rifles from tue German factory at Witten, 82 Te po'ice in New York made a genoral raid on gumbling houses on Saturaayt ig it, and arrested a number of porsovs fouad tv tas: =F Nice Sanday papers in Indianapolle. the oF al N ca One of them wants to see & woman indicted for not live anf fs now in Shreve; cotton claim heid by ived in New York and Bnwije Neca. ae West 't Joby of che killing the man she shot at, s7-Gen. Gidecn J. Piliow has exekingad tha of war fot the quiet garb of the cltiz-n, =; ios oes . sa Jobn W. ¥ @ conof b To ttting wth ttrest. were begun soon atter the appearar Darwin's great work, and their discover the extent to'y species may be varied,to what degr entesi and rudimentary development may be inersas- wante, the utmost care, aud thelr results rec accuracy; and they will no don throw much light On doctrines of development nd natual selection. briefto yield important results, abd tir really ascertained. ‘These experiment are under the eminent naturalists of the day, Including Sie Jobn Lubbock, Mr. Darwin and Mr. Wailace and they will be the first sustained sci tests to Which the laws affecting the variation and origin of species have been subjected. eu Jou or. nev’ Maoos aime between KE street ond & Buia ite jerchant: ich, by pres bbe snd accelerated by special conditions aud ‘The experiments sre carried on with rdad with due time The period daring y_bave been condacted has yet been too a sible Tequire to be carried on for more th: f'acentury before their {scientific value ie tect supervision of nearly all the more Hc EW YORK STATE REFINED CIDER. G0 Larie ls in store and to arrive, and forsale by SAM'L C, PALMER, GBEENE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C. B. B.—For the nee of femilies and deslersthis Gide. wit also he furnisbed {u three galt Pre galich kegs. Keg ond spigot loaned UNDSBT4KER. w No. 2008 "en rest N. ws wik-cdee ‘this i, ~ ©, Use less of Dooley’s than of other Yeast or Baking Powder, as it ismuch stronger. Put up | fall weight. Give it s fair trial. —eeennidgecaenina Corns Esteves Says Parnes Durillons maursis ongies, solgnes avec ¢nc>'*, par je Docteur White, Chiropediste, No. 5 15th street, opposite the Treasary department. eee To Be CURED of Kapture wear the Elastic Truse, 253 Pennsylvania avenue uorthwest. 5,0 = as Gorss, Buxions, &o. For relief from Corus, Banians, Olnd and To- growing Nails, etc., visit Dr. White's as:abiish- ment, No. S35 15th street, te the U. & Treasury. — SSS Try Tus ELastic Tavs, 225 Pennsylvania avenue. S —-—- : TER SINGER BREWING MACHINS Bales OfteT2 Were $219,680, 4.1a-e,wtt —_ Georgetow aay eriisements V JANTED—Every one to k that Watet Clocks, end Jewelry cma be BKPAIRED o> the cle-pest and best warner, at OHAKLES FBIPBY'S, 120 Bridge treet,’ Georgetown, 2-4" * FURS Just opened. an « { LADIES: ardcriLDar SFUBS MINK SAUL FE SBT SEAL SETS BLACK LYNX S&T®, a DB 1» 108 Brides street The mewost styles Benath Cloths aud Cassiaures Olicloths. sam ret E Dew BENJAMIN MILLER. Ladice? Drees &. fal Goode for Chi very cheap. A isrg (G,FeReErowN Say ¥ #1 BIGH © Bank hours, 9. mu. t J vntit 6 (t0 receive depos! m. Qeposite. General Bookie Bu nctions made on ell seater 2078, Mordare asa tte H. PO B. W. BABRETT, Onan penal mae, ud C pelats. "Wiaoe Ki NS YOSN, Provident Dire 8. Poiktuhorn, Thos. D. J.T, Mitoneti, Henry Dickson, B.L © Fret. W. Journ, Bileyé Son, B.D Thos, Keowirs, Bps-ecly (°8 28 aeieblisemess. With ealarget the beat talent to 40m iu the uth MOTTO Is RXORLEION in Dyeing sud Citaning Ladies Drow ot, Ties, Bibbous, &., &0., Ger od Veta. toeverybody from Ta. m. anti sraset Saturdays trom 7am. matt! 8% p. a, atthe «ts sinud eetadliched 13%], now the must cumiplete in tie eo us, * BEATLRY ary. Bvorybody come sig Ww 49 Joffernon street, Georgio: 1GH1 OBNTS per yard, fore JCB LOT UPEKIOR BeRACHE CUTTUS 4 Steamer N W ch iy & ON [a Foagad.) LY S CBST3."m 1 Le. Tm Sraeer Ny. W TS PRE POUND ) CENTS PEB POUND TS PES POUND. PRB POUND ) CENTS TRA 30 ts TEA 90 CENTS PEE POUND TEA 50 CENTS PER POUND TEA $0 CENTS PER POUND. TEA 59 OENTS PER POUND. G.G. OORNWELL & SONS, Fine Grooars, povil-tr 1415 Pa. av, DBY Goods MARKED DUWN. Lopin's Black Pombazine, Bud 2 25. Lopin’s Black Cashmere, 62c., @1, $1.25, 21 0 end All shod: ¢ Cashmere, 59, worth 7 cents Beeatift.: Dress Goods, ro uced from 49 to % conte: a Alpacas, Biow 6) to &) , Woeents aad #1 if and $1 59, ed from $ to 95. ceuts per pair; former price 2 Sid Gloves, LADIES’ GOoDs. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_—. 719 nm w coons, 719 UST BECKIVED—ee ong Been Joo Tee ee THIMNINGk ie BU Ot Lowen market price, at Sad Sheil DAVIS’, 709 Market Spree, Saeco anninennienene Fgu. LINE BLACK BONNET VEL are $2 0 we &5 per yard: i cheap; /ust received at DAVE OTTON F vem the mark BLOVES AT O1—The howe tat Davis {ELT HATS—In all the newest sbapes sod most Ceaiseble colors, recelved every day, at pavis’, VY ELVETS, SILK8 AND B1UBONS—Ty att ms new he sbeder, at pavas’. STOCK r EM hr ROMER acts, S resTaeas 1 a5, DK F rhc: BOTIONN, & mplet. Inewry r Tent al od ae Tosresouted, Gnd » “-— * 719 Market Space, corver 3h strest. "LL ASSORTMENT ( xvrp por. @ ETS anv + eee rT, a word lw pavis - LADI£S-aTTEATIvs: [) w BAVi BLUE AND *RAL BROWN VELVETS tILKS KiBBONS, PRATHESS, FELT HATS * are very desirable, cad indies iventage io exemthe our stock Tw fTON JOUVIN KIDG 2 per pe MES, M. J, iti ovis tr e21 623 Dermot FUR. | > FURS, Onur stock of LADIES MISSES’ AN Up BENS FURS Mpieie, ervbraciag sil the | ety es aad varieties 1 for thie season's wos SEAL Sacgt ¢°ETTS, SEAL var Ss FOR LADIES, BLACK WN LYS ALAtKA MARTEN MUFF o. OUISOHILLAS fer & Aud the Dark and Desire: MINKE MuPP, BOA N@ and DRIVING CAP WILLETT & RUOFF L4bpike’ ri Beal Buin PACQLUES, G11), Beal Bkin ML fee ane BU 6 Opcmron oon OR TS. « BLACK MARTIN, hw BETS. & ant Mi het q Lacte vent BAIR Buuodks, SUFFALO HALK BRUSHES, ChOWN HAIN BRE JUORYE HeS, Les. oomRs MLSS, FLESH KKOSHES, XF® ant TULLET Peak UMES. OF EVERY DESOUIPTION, CROWN TH RUSH, made The Sarianied pei fe 9 order; set en toe gifou MES: SELMA KOPPEAE Ss STAMPING SND EuD S14 orp OIDEBY DEror, Par Bra Orrosizs aT Urrice, ete AOR Ment t Peer PEER on Car vase, U Jase Bon) RR; ass BE. A. McOORMICK, gs Pennsylvania avemue, (mp stairs.) ELEGANT BONNYTs a® 9UND HATS, FENCH FLOWKRS, FEATNEERS, BLEDs, VELVETS AND SILKS, 0 WELL TO CALL in IULIAN OAKS and DRESSES, — oP 5 e MALKET BPA S. HELLER. REOPENING, Back agsin st the «lM stand, which bas heen an- {rely remodeled ind refitted, where Iw: 19 mee mn e ¥ omer’ pebl poseeriy, OM tetends 804 customers OB HAND, AND FOR SALE, ‘The createst Seriety of DRESS ThIMMINGS, LADIES UNDBKGA Ts and VUNSETS. every style, nist ailing rent howe OU SSE TB Ia CLOAKS end DE} lo t Hees ent, EESBES for ladies, tne targest MILLINESY, HATS, RON FEAILERS, 62. in crear sari LOWSRS, y departinen: of AUMAN Ham coiled this eta. Bb York eu - wp le rds ide of Sew York euy, ia BF Cali and mote proees wet oct oe OTe Manic pace, ASD * Rots hg sem GCs. 3, 45, 29.62.78 conte and ©1. I ‘mate teen Soperist Ouse, “ele for buys’ wear, Gis very cacap, WILLIAN'S, Be-t Prints. 1 ce... “Yorsktu and Cassimores. all Iht € of Olotiog, Eadice's a Gente’ Gua: wear in great variety. Gire us acall, LUTTA SLL & Wine Hala BRAIDS MADE TO WiuLta ‘PRE Lancrsr any Pin SSOBRT- Bovis Se 193th Pavatew.™ corue - | Deed eatin! Uap Ebee ea See es D® GOODS VERY CHEAP WILUIAR'S, ar CARTERS, 707 MABKET SPACE Yad end 6 goarter w Verd aud a naif wide Be Drom Good eliing the cheapest Blk Mohair S 275, in Washington. Black Bi alicos, only 8 cent CARTERS, TCT MARKETS SEBAT ATTRACTION To PUCHASELS OF G DEY GUODS. Water Procf Cloaking reduced from @1.25to ¢° | hed Ali Woot Fi ols at 25 cents. Cantor ‘lannels at reduced prices. Bi Towels anv Cottors «slow as the lowest. Bargains ia Black Mobsire and Aipscas, siwaye oa band. Boose Govds te besutitol st}les and st popular prices Bowery sng Not ome eee Osi! st MOBY BaXTRU’S, oe" 1920 Pennsylvania create, B OLHEAD & OO. _ ARB NOW OFFEEING Worsted Builtcn Frings, something new. Yok Laces: Quipure bee : Velvet ibbous aod Bead poraise prices; also, ef cases ase wGreia jest weosleed or el ae a 5 5 Silk faced Velvets at ops for Te mings ane font Velvet will be iat -t New Fork prices es at B00 iack Cashmeres (doub! width), 5 rap De Ete, 81-5) and Biecent Paris Nilesat e-tiap (dene? is 5 ' a att. a B (beat makesk fic, wnd-ap’ = tor a A besut‘fal Lyons Grov Osvtcn Fiann Androse gein apd Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 12% / Sud ©XagIBe Our stock. BRODHEAD & cu., 1206 F stroet, between 13th and Leth. BANKERS. Stee “Pederat Bonding oct2s-tr en en eee i (Bors: “We are” “ BOUYD TO SELL. OUR STOCK Is. LARC AND MUST BE REDUCED. BUY Now! And Save 35 Per Cont, COME AND SEE. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. CLOTHING 4T S$ ME LARGE REDUCTIONS, COME EARLY! ———