Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1874, Page 8

et a NSE DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY... December 12, 1874. | EVENING STAR. | Weather Probabilities To-day. Orvics oF Tre Causr Sigxat Orvi0en, Washington, D c. 12, 10:30 a. m. | For New England and the middie states co! apd clear or fine weather will prevail with worthwest or southwest winds and stationary | er 5 sing barometer. | LOCAL NEWS. ——_—+— Arinsements, &e., To- tonal Theairr—Kellogg Engtieh Upera | ‘Troupe in “Faust. Fords Opera House.—~The pantomime of Jack and Jill.” | Theaser Comiy Tobatic and song and gar¢ Odd Fetlows’ Hall.—Bazar for the beneiit the Children’s Hospital. ur — me, ac. Shillington sends Gudtey.¢ Book for Ja cary. Hon. Thos. Florence ts, we are sorry ty learn, again confined to his room by il!ness. The Gaz fle to-morrow is a spruce and tt fhe Nations! Weman’s Suffrage Association beld moaal the in dsy and Fridsy, January red in the hewss of weet, yesterday after> ¢ pipe. Ne. teng ng in Chureb, at ecently ! he corner © rvated an © streets, has eral improvements added, tmcluting a new chance! an@ two memorial windows, ove in com memorstion of Wm. B. Totd, esq, and o of the children of Ym. B&B. j A he communion table and otuer (armitare added, at a tote * of about 2é@ parish w m: T827, = : = Mare 8 Drcrwrer— his start aing on 7 anit by close application excellent taste and judgment ef goods and the execution of habits of reliability and integrity, ing to customers the exact falfillment of every promise and guarantee, he has gone on boiiding up and extending his business, until it is now one of the largest and best organized in bis line inthe country. His present estad- Mebment. 4 ‘h street, wonld do credit to New York or Philad in size, elegance of ap- pointments, ar nd attractiveness Of the stock. © = aud the like, beth American creigp patterns, he keeps up dy far the largest line im Washington; but just bow, on the eve of the holiday season, the siter is impressed more especially by the great extept and variety of the stock of paintings, engravings, water colors, chromos, paintings in | urtel, Dresden porcelain pictures, cerved | rackets, picture trames, and all tuose thins | of beauty thet have « permanent value, aud therefore as gifts 2erve to commend the good sense a5 well asthe good taste of the giver. Among the attractive thinge in this line at | MAKKRITER’S we see a co” of fine new tan t- seapes (Potomac River ani Kock Creek) by | Max Weyl, the rising painter, whose pictures | im a few years wil! be in dom any price. A couple of pic Whi stone Rock, Newport Coast,” by G. F. Brewert: are good specimen Brettee Brooklyn, N.Y, of this style of painting. Some fine copies in different sizes of Carl Mal- | ler's famove new in crayon) of the Boly Fawity (Rest in Egspt) sre now to be | seen At MARKRITER’s. Among the many ex- quisite things in Dresden porce'am much the fashion) are the “Obrist Child” actor | @arlo Doice; “Turkish Flower Girl,” after Sir dJo-hua Reynolds; Madonua and Child” after | Kawael; “The Power o! Masic” after Galiait, | and many others of great merit. The chrom | at MARKeITRR’s are. as usual, of the better | ciaes, and their quality is illnstrated by euch | specimens as “Waiting for an Answer” and “The Pharisee,” which are scarcely distin- guishable from origina! oi! paintings. ‘There is also a large line of charming copics of statuary, anda thonsand and one articles of nick-nackery, affording the witest po-sibie range in the selection of holiday presents— presents that are presents, as Charles Lamb would Fay. SS Boarp op Heatta—Tie Recent Smallpox Case.—The Board of Health met last night, and Dr. Keene reported that the four frame « ties on Kudge street between 4th and Sth a aud N streets northwest, and turee frame saan- ties in alley between K and L and With and 17h streets northwest, were nuisances, ani their abatement was ordered. A commuuicati:n from several farmers and land-owuers in \r- gia, bear the Potomac river. stating sire to procure night-soil trom the Guo ca Company, to be deliver: Chaim Bridge road, weet of Georgetowa, was referred tothe committee. Dr. Keene submitted a report in relation to a care of smallpox which was discovered at the <h Precinet station, Capitol Hill, heretofore re- ported in THR STAR. (On ascertaining the tact, @ immediately directed an inspector to take charge of the case, and notified the intend of the asylum to sen¢ an ambulance ans the man to the smallpox hospitsl, which was done. The beaith officer afterward raccins'ed ten of the officers at the station who had exposed to the contagiun. The inspector car folly fumigated ava disinfected the station. (now so | \ and propose to continae * | trom ai =| } pr | not to exceed $10 for violation of the baci THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. Where te Buy Holiday Goods. The bury holiday season has again com- menced. The fine display of Christmas goods, together with the rattling of drays and express Wagons upon our streets, loaded with boxes and | bales containing an endless variety ef articles snited tothe season, indicates that our enter _ priging merchants are exerting themselve , (5 meet the now growing demand for Pr vltday goods. in order that the bundred "sousaod Teaders of Tue Stag may know jv" tere to tor hb articles as they mayr sed for heli. fay use or holiday gifts, We “Love pelow the places where they can be be”: gecommodated, ~uis useful directory today duripg the festive season, ag ew Advertisements "ear. Embrotdered polon’ ises at reduced prices may be bad at Messrs. WM. SavsTae & Co.'s; also rich black silks, ant cloth colored silk: z | Sud square ese”.more and French India shaw! French meritios, cashmeres, high colored plaids, ard all Kiv.gs of fine dress goods, at prices con- | siderabiv below the sesson, No. 919 Penusylivania avenue. Mejoilea goods avd Parian ware are m mired ard much sought after. They sre doth ornamental and useful. Masers. J. W. oTELER & BRo., No. 923 Pennsylvania ave- we, Dave received & great variety, consisting of card receivers, bronzes, jardinters, table cut- lery, vases, putt sets, par’er goods, dinner ant tes seis, mantel ornaiments, &. enit ali Nothing is more a 18 as a present than an elegantly beund and tnterest.ng book some article of fancy stationery. Phe exqitisit» Tesuits of meecbauter! ekill appited in tn: can be admired by an examinattonof the now offerea by Messrs. Wanaen Oa Co., booksellers and stationers, No. 941 1 tylvanin avenue. The variety of eaperb fa tlcles embraces everything that can be cs: d, consisting im pearl writing desks: Inds.) work boxes, glove boxes, Vi n gilt and bronze, cigar stands. p tablets, ach stands, ap therm re, vases, | ceses, Scotch wood goods, cry ane paper weights. Hotwsap & Co., importers, No. 816 | street, are in the field again with a fresh stock of dinner and tea sets, rich glass ware, bronzes, epergnes, jardiniers, Rohemian ware, desora! «A tets, tine plated ware, cutlery, & >. ey sell at their asual proverbially pr gets cane v B. H. Srivewetz, No. 1237 Pennsylvania avenne, is never to be outdone in the Lue of furs. His stock has been much entarged with everything in this line, and there ia no git more appropriate to @ lady this season than a set of fine fare. The numerous patrons of Messrs. Wann | Buvarrpex, dealers in crockery and all kinis of fancy and staple articles usaally kept in a first-class store of this kind, know where to find them—No. 1009 Pennsyivania avenue, between oth and 10th streets, This @rm takes the lead in this line, both as to variety and cheap pr + The ladies, in making selections of ir ilk motilers, fancy boxes, n ties, fans, best Jouvin’s two-button kid gloves, and a host of other kinds of indispensable totict articles, should not forget to call upon Mrs. M. J. Hunt, No. 621 and 625 D street, before p chasing. ee THe AgLineToN Hack Stanp Case.—The case of George Boyd, charged with viviation of the hack regulations, which was postponed from inet Tuesdsy came up in the Police Court, Judge Sneti, at 12 o’clogk to-day. It will be recollected that the tesffmony was heard on | Puesday, and a postponement was made to zive counsel and the court opportuuity to lovk at ie law upon the subject. Judge Moore, ior the defence, called atten- tion to the fact that there was no penalty pro- ited in the law which he read to the court, The act gives the power to the Board of Pubic Werke merely to fix the locationof the hack stands. Mr. Birney contended that the old ordinance, section /, of the corporation beid good, and that so far as the penalty is concerned haa nevor been repeated. Theordinauce fixes the pousity ina. Judge Moore claimed that the section of 0. ance referred to, had no reference to h © stands. and that no penalty naving been pro- vided the iaw is of no account. ‘The court remarked that there could be no question thatif the Boaad of ('ubite Works bad the power under the act te designate hack stands, the District Commi same powers, but the questi new one which the court had not consider ard the case must be farther laid over nati next Saturday; in the meantime he wonidl look upall the iaws bearing upon the subject of penatties and make # decisior —e = Tre Pwotisn Over. lotow's opera of “Martha bas been presented here so often by compsnies, good, bad aud inliferent, that il who appear in the cast now are subjected to ism by comparison, which is generally u-i- f pot odious. Most of the audience as=m- at the National Theate: last night. how- ever, knew enough about rusie to judge im- partisliy of the merits of the performance, and the verdie: was favorable. Mra. Van Zanit cle and sings the role of “i .ty Harriet” ve-y - Oeste ionel” wa a subject of ais ion. Some think his vi -e going rapi iy; trs think not, but hesa: his role with bis accustomed spirit. Mrs. Seguin was piquant is ever in *Nancy,” and sectns rev toimprove in vocal power and execution. tr. Hamilton was accep'able as * Plunkett.” In consequence of the iltm’-s of Miss Kellocg she is unghie to sing at the atinee this arier- noon, and Miss Edith Abeil) ndly assumes the role of “Leonora” in‘‘1! Tre tors.” Mi y Van Zandt will appesr ss “Marg in “Fast” to-night, with the cast pre. announce! otherwise unchanged. To the Relitor of The Rrening + Sir. In the Republtcan of + morning, an ia- honse and next day removed three mattresses (value $9) to the hospital, and caused the two rooms in which the infected man had lain to be | cleaned and whitewashed. The infected man | is ramed Neury Thorpeon, and states that be left New York and parsed through this city to Alexandtia,where he was taken sick care being diagnosed bby the smallpox, he was told be id not remain Alexandria, but must return to this city, where accommodations could be found. This be did, seeing and coversing with several people on bis way. This must be stamped as an outrage on our city, and exhibits plainly the necesst:y for @ constant strict quarantine te prevent its re tien ana protect our peopl we h no law toenforee; oth rw ‘ashingto: be made the asylom for all ihe infections nei boring clues may rive away irom their bord. ers. Ax Op! Court, J Pedi Co. was up leet men in 1 eo-partper in Seiten, Withe: Co. who were mace the factors for « larg irginia state « It is on acco > count ik, for wh. hat the ‘Ox Appearing for ¥ Withers and Go’ of bi W.b 3 alt + and bis shar al we the case was r ate distribution. — The witty Josb will open Mon ing next. Tais ove Yor making ie e mu brated wit be enjoy a good langh shonid Lincotn Hall on Monday 1 attention from time Fy Attractive programme pre- e Star course this season. The o Sered to secure @ reserved se *)x enterlainmeuis by sueb distinguished | John B. Geagh. Wendell Phillips, *. A. S. Andrews, Dr. George 8. ret be overlooked. Heserved seats for the covrse or for Billings’ can Le secure.j a: Jobn C. Parker's, and Warren Choate & U ls se Poadneanancrd Tae New Crve Hovss.—john Cham) jain, the well-known sporting man and po: cia of New York, bas purchased for the s99,0°0 the fine mansion lately tbe residence of the British legation, at the corner of ith and I streets northwest, which is to be Deed #5 a club-house, and it will be fitted up iu gorgeons style. This house.so well known by ovel architecture, was bailt and occupied Dr. Kiggs, and by him sold to Mr. Chacies ‘Depp, & wealthy gua contractor of Pittsharg, Pa. and was, after being altered, used for time ae bis residence, vacated Dy hima to | it to Sir Edward Thornton, who,ta tarn. has just vacated it to cecupy the new and com no- @ious house for the Engliah tegation, jast com- pleted, on Vennecticut Scarroto — Vesterday afternoon, two mon named William Gerton avd William Gray were working on a house on 10th street, between B and © str. southeast, when the seaffulding gave way, both falling to the ground. were seriousl Jared. Dr. Adems rendered medica! ait, bich they were removed to their respe: how e> FE, between 13th aad léith str southeast, by Officer Shelton, of tue 8th pre- ——— es & MerrroretiTaN Cin (democratic) met at Yrades Uulon fell last night. and the execa- tive comm: cted that they nad engaged it 420 TR street northwest. The committee on elect, 8 reported tavorabiy open the names of W. J. slekey, Frank Myers and W. F. Browne, and werd elected. Pie rames of J. D. Medill one Bs LAT posed for membership, and rev tred. De. 0, B'Guiver was introduced, aud autressod the | endeavored to asso | the Lotus Club, and by wort | necessity tor reply, bat it + | article to be false from bag | Abt Society has no connect | Boundary streets, was alr pd Will Cariton, at the low price of | dividual calling himselt W ate the a. Rehard: bt Society'w gon the feel tne detrim + that there ls a 1e to the pabii:, iety that all ea 8 - L. Richer 's, Pronounce ¢ ing toen + with the of the people, prejudice the of the former. [am very 2c and it t# just! to the Abt & fabrications as the article should nipped in the bud be Very respectially, r | Fi | President LE DeaTH OY * aN RY Having b CavseeD—Th morning, 6 i, a laboring mannan | employed at the stables of | Georgetown street railroad Deunis Carty, » Washington and apany, atvth ant 2 instantly killed atween an uprigth by having his heal crushe j timber and a car whicl .@ was pushing into position. McCarty .as aboat fort years of age, and lesves av > and five children | in poor ctreumstanoes. He reathed for about minutes and expired c 49 spot, when his was removed to his { ally, who reside on the last commu- >. 4, F. A. A. M., lecied tor the en: ’. M., Mada:nons op. 1. W.; isaian Soothe, treasaror. stion of Warren reid Deesmber 2, € elected to serve secretary; Jobo A‘ a regular commu: Ledge, No. 8, F. A. A.} | Is71, the following officers | the ensuing year: John N. junt, W. Ml; Jotun W. Rufus, S. W.; Henry lav, [. W.; Siias Imes, treasurer, Thos. 4 —-—e TEVERIES,—Last nigh! 0 colored thiewss a barrel of sugar fr a in front of sic. | Holmes’ store, on H street, tween 4th and 50h mthwest, which was sai Jackson alley, but the thie escape. me thieves last night ? Mr aqueatly found in es made good tuyir rke into the ho 404 Hl street nor dere and som gas tures, valued at $100. The house was unc. cupied. aE ee INTERESTING Ex@RCIRE< to-morrow are ad | vertined elsewhere in to-day lowing named. churchee | Chapel or the Y. M. C. a; | Livcolm Hall; Willard Hall yw Jerusalem Church; | street northwest. #Sraz in tae tol- Porndry Church: Unitarian Onurenh; E street, near bth; ission Chapel, sch } Se | JEWRLRY STORE received this morn- | ing an siegant aesortment of gold troat and | gold wire jewelry, to take tue place of laid gold | goods, from three to twenty. five dollars, at the | _ ane No. 457 Penusylvania avenue, near ss street. Puce) BUILDING AssoctaTions — At the séth maat- ing of the Washington Butiding Association $2,000 was cold, at an avers:¢ of 3%, and three shares were canceled. nee que ay eo K oar a. = Doe UnsTION.—In his late mes<age Gov. Kemper, of Virginia, says of the dog nuisance: it is for the gereral assembly to Ulet-rmiue if a principle of tical economy is to he set aside, and t: well-being of the state and tue ferce of its civil zetion to be balked, by such influences as up- | hold the system of this evous nuissace. Legisiative attempts in tle past have baen abortive, because indecisive and timid, and be- cause they transferred to the arena of local and | neighborhood = & question which ought to have been firmly and Analy settled by the | government for the whoi ate. Mrs. R.T. BaLvoox delivered a lecture in New York, Monday night, pon *‘The Spiritaal Nature of Woman.” touk the wain ground | that Eve, —— trom Adam, was there | fore of «a bigher ré, and that mau stood tac lower animals, and traditions to = hertheory. She thouggt that Adarv and the serpent were in collusion betray Eve. S7 it is rather strange how women at that—caa reconcile to pay €10 8 yard for silk to then grumble at a 8) 8 day for figures charged early in the | | at prices to | the lecturer dwelt generatly upon the Biblical |" A Doloror., Wasr ye” -glect-d lands and water powers” ab. how! of Farm Oper sions Near Washtugtom. = | De DOWN UPON THE GRA G«KS. Sf Star:—Im voor issue of 1st week “South | .mgton” bad quit: # long article on the | sashington city. He ssys fora year we have | had hard times all ever the country, brought about by the money panic of last fall, with mechanics and laborers out of emplo ‘ment. The money panic of last fall was not the sole canre of depression of business. The grang-r nic has done more to depress and unset! usiness than most people are aware. When @ midnight secret conclave exists in nearly e | county, buying andeelling the protuce throngh | ite agents, the merchants every where feel timid | about making purchases, and rather than take | the riek of buying what will not be wanted they | do not buy at all, and im this way a large amount of money is kept idle. ‘*Piot breeds counter plot,” and been plotting’ to put down the freight on pro- duce eastward bound, the Saratoga convention of railroad kings have been ploting to keep it | up. and Vauderbtit, Scott, and Garrett, never were on better terms than now. | “Sonth Washi says it is strange there ig so much unenitivated land near the city. Not strange at all; cheap railroad transporta- tion is the cause of it, together with theextrsme erty of the soil. Bread is the staif of life. Now to seed an acre in wheat to the poor land near Washington wonld take (00 pounds guano, at 3 cents. 2 bushela wheat, at $1.25 Plowing aud seeding. s2i5 | With the sbeve ontiay a man might exp: Duehels wheat, st #10 per bustel, #25 6 Cost of harvesting and threshing, 10 cents per buebel... santvas rence) S190) $26 40 Thus leaving a clear profit of $1.99 on an acre of wheat, and his for a good season; but if the eeason should net be favorable, he might nut get but 12 or 15 bushels of indifferent wheal, and this is just about a fair average est: mate of bat our eastern farmers aré making from te cultivation et wheat. Potatoes are no better. To take this coanty (Montgomery) the last season, perhaps 20 husi- els per acre of saleable potatoes would be an | over estimate. At present prices, (5) cents bnehel,) ail @ farmer couid make clear on an acre of potatoes would not bay tim a new win- terbat. And yet 8. W.” thinks the i be raised for a “smaller price” near the city! Grapes, he thinks, would be profitable. Last season your humble servant sent 150 ponnis of Concord grapes to the Washington market, aud got three cents per pound for them; and got Word also not to send any more, for there were more grapes in the market than would ever be sold. In your last week’s issue one of your real estate brokers advertises thirty-four small farms for sale, and amongst others, “one of the finest vineyards in the country, for several years in full bearing,” near the city. Now, if raise apg grapes is profitable, why is this vineyard hue? Again, ‘‘S. W.” says the most important item of consumtion is meat. Weil, what capitatist would think of paying $50 per acre for poor land near Washington, and then spend tirty moreto make it rich enough to raisa grass t) feed cattle on, while the great rich prairies of the west are within three days’ jouruey of our very aoors? “S. W.” thinks it would be advisable to or- ganize & great compary,and buy up large tracts ofiand, and then divide it up in small far: and sublet to “good indastrions farmers and gardners for a term of years.” The unfortr- rate, the rhiftless, and the slipshod would be the only kind of farmers that this great com- Pany would ever get to till their soil. For the “good indnstrions farmer” always has a farm of hit own, and when he plants an apple tree, or 4 grape vine, or @ pear tree, he feels that he jie the grangers have | J lante not for himself alone, but for hte chii- en, or his grand children, or his great grand children, and that no great company can evar send ite agent to drive him from the soil he has fertilized with his own brains and other poo- ple's hones, Svascamex Montgomery county, Md. THE COURTS. Crrovit Cover, Judye Cartier. To-day, Starr Maryland Railroad com- pany; verdict for plain, &5, ‘Tarner ys. Pritchard, submitted to court; judgment tor Tarner, $300. + Prouate Covrt—Judgs On. The last will and testament of James A. Crane Was proven to-day. He bequeaths to Michael Crane 6nd Judson T. Cull, and their survivors, all Lis real estate, in trast to be disposed of as they think best, and from the proceeds to pry bis just debts and funeral charges. Second. To to bis wife for her sole use, in liea of her ower, a stm of money equal to that which the Isw would give her a’ the time of his death, tn commntation of her dower. Third. To give to his housekeeper the sum of $2. Fourth. To ive to his aunt Mary Murphy $2,009. Fifa, ‘o give to St. Joseph's Orphan Asyium #50); and all the residue to his brother Michael Crane. | Dated Jane 27, 1x74 Cems st Covrt—Judge MacArthur. To-day, Louis Heuber, appeal from Polize Court, assault and battery; nolle pros. Maury Leon; same. Wm. Thomas, appeal, assanit and batiery, found guilty; sentenced to a fing of $50 and cosis, or sixty days in jail. John Kent. (appesl,) assault aud battery; convicted and fine? $5. ‘Thomas O'Neal, (appeal,) iar- ceny; nolle pros. Charles T. Parker, (apps! ) assault; nolle pros, orge Howard and Janos Ucnnell, (appeal,) larceny; nolle pros. ASS'GNMBNTS POR MONDAY. Dr. E. T Leon, et al, manslaughter; abortion case. James R. McClellan, (appsal;) asaau:t, Dr. A. W. Miller, refasing to register births, &c., Board of Health; appeal case. Win. S. Better, assanit; appeal case. John Coughii assault: appeal case. Charles Stewart, larcen Gecrge W. Ashburn, assault; appeal Portce Covrt—Judge Sneil. , Edward W. Donn, was fined #9 for tappiog & sewer without a permit. Appeal taken. Jobn Henderson, loud and boisterous: $5 Fling Rasher, forfeited collateral for fas driving on abbridge. Benjamin H. freeman ferfeited collateral for driving on the sidewa'«. Wm. Johnson, & vagrant, was sent to chain- g- Robert Turner, assault and battery on James Tyler; #3. Wm. Wallace, assault on Cbarles K. Griffith; #3. Charles Talbat, assanit | on Jobn_ F. Gritiin and Wm. B. Handy, 23 Watson Fiurry, assault on Ruben Minor; <5 Joseph Ball, aseauit and battery on Lena Ball his wife; bonds to keep the peace. GRAIN TRADE—We report no receipts of | grain to-day. Sales of yesterday were 629 bu els white corn, at 40882 cents. : the week have been 25,800 bushels whoat and 1,200 bushels corn; total, 27,030 bushels, being « | decrease of 11,70 bushels from last week. All | of the above grain has been soid to Georgetowa | mills except 4,275 bushels shipped to Richmond, | Va. Market was steady and prices lower. Coat Trape.—The receipts and shipments of Cumberland coal for the week by the different companies, has been as follows: Conadlidation company recetved 6,755 tons, shipped 3,129 tons; New Central company recet 2,760 tons, shipped 3,462 tons; Borden company received 300 tons, tulpped none; Maryiand company re- port no receipts or shipments. Total receipts, | 10,315 tons: total sMipments, 6,591 tons, Mossre. | Gilmore, Meredith & Co. reports 1,427 tons re- | celved and 1 tons shipped of their You, isghony gas coal. Cugtargase & Onto Cawat.— Collector Biunt reports boats registered bis of for the week ending Decersber 12th ALEXANDRIA. Wasnincrostaxs Ketxasup FRom Jat Jacob Krightand Frank M. Donald, bullders from Washington, against whom judgment was given by Jortice Wright, of the county, for noa- vayment of laborers” wages, and who were, tn iefault ef bail, committed to jallon @ capias, asstatea in yesterday's Gazette, were released yesterday eveuing upon furnishing the required ba: Storey Horses Recoysrep.-The captain of police has received a telegram from Wash- | ington informing him of the recovery of a puit | of horses lately stolen fiom Mr. Alexander Hun ter, of this county. Cart. Jamus Guy, ove of the oldest, best known ahd most popular etesmboatmen and fishermsn on the Potomac, his changed bis resi- dence from this city to Washington.—Gazeite, i PreR Potomac St#aMpoat Co.-This com- = held itstecond annual at the cus- m house to-day. The following were elected officers for the mrs President, P. H. ‘Trot; vice president, J. H. Jo! 3 secretary, W. H. Snowden; treasarer, John A. Baker. Directors, P. H. Troth, Ed. Daniels, J. M. Lewis, J.H Johnson, W.'W. Wright. Finance committee, Robert F. Roberts, V. Baker, S. H. Snowden. i - eae ralen ne een M. Mealy as resigned Position as pf Lis resignation was accepted Jaigs Lowe Job: Ww Campbell weiner Ja wife fe uw. was fs his successor — Sentinel, 11th. Stoxgp to Data sy a ScHootmaT2.—On ‘Thursday, a week ago to-day, Willie Marsh, years old,'s sun of Rishard Maven while on his = FINANCIAL AED COMMERCIAL, Wasnington Steck Ex: Dee 12. Quotations furnished by Middicton & Vo., bankers, ‘The following were the Prices bid snd jl the meetiog of the Washington Stock Exc: day:—U. 8. gold, iy oid. WIM. OL 8. 6-20", 1865, 3 & J_, 115%, bid, LIS 3.83 db d: ac’, 133. J. wD. rency 6's, J. & J, h6% bio; 10-40 bid. Bank Stoo Sonat Did, 145 asked; National M bid, 113 asked; Oitzsnn’ Nev 125 Baked. City vansenser B ck, BW aebed; C lanets ai vMy at's dry Lisi—Naticval Theater sons.) & J Sout. 79% bid, £5 axked; Masonic Teasis a a bt. liegton Monat Poiiten Fire Ineum nce Oompany stock, 100 bia Qintziet Secarkien= Drstict of 0 »- lombis— Ww: . 98 bid; Be bids 88 weed: do. 1891. RSIS "bic, 9) aaKed; Marks" <The J & J..1892, 8h bids wator ot Ene F&F yim, oy do. 103, 38 bid; Fanded Lecan, (Getgrom,) 865'm F. & An, 1924. 68% ts Ger ached ( Washington )— Five Yew Oc: ston,” 73:10) M_& H., 1875,97 Fear’ bonds,” 6's, J J Lean Bonds, (Leg.)6’ a. M & N., eked; Certit: ates of Steck, 1843) 5 © , at plessare, 78 bid, 792 asked. B ft Worke—Oor. Gon, Imarovement,s', J & 3.187 bid. 90% asked; de, 1875. ROK Dio: do. b mn Ds 9% sabes ; . Sewer. 8's. J 10 5 39 8952 Did, OT asked; Cortifion ANH4, 68 bid: de, 1378, 63 bid; do., IST6, 67 by do. M77, €7% Did; A. 1573.67", Did, AD asked; do, sovies, 63, tid. Water ceritti se Markets. Virgtn of on datt—low m Where firm ad © southeru, xed Western, ember 11 —Flonr quit Wheat jutet and uuchaaged, C Lennon, December 12,3239 p.m.—The rats money at the stick exctiangs on covernme-t « Titles is 5%) pero ot. Bords of 9"); Brie, 24 New York Uentra! Ny Decemt2r 12. 2p. —O Ty. Brie, 24%. Advices from Paris 62 france W centimes Fuaprront, Beember 12,—Bonla, fesue of 1862 for ote re: Reronvep Sate oF Tue Grawo Orgua Hovse.—it was report jew Vorle on Thursday, that Alexander T. Stewart the millionaire dry goode dealer, had purchased Grand Opera House in that city trom the Kailroad company, for which he paid $%0 ‘The original cost of the edilice was $75 During the F the bai ek and Gould regime a portion of ing wae Otted up in palatial style as nd headguarters for the Eric magnat-«. . Stewart is wiready the owner of Nib!o’s ‘Theater and the Viympic. A Horrinie Desien Omreatap.—An un- known woman Sunday night left « train on tie Central New Jersey railroad and iaid soime- thing on the track, again getting into the train. On exammation it was found that she hed [e(t there a handsome, curly-hairat mals ch sbout six months vid. ‘The child was given the overseer of the po StNGvLAR Scrcit more Ganerta of this morning publ unt of asin- gular suicide committed yesterday by Ortoor J. Ledley, a member of the polios force ot ixi~ Himore city. Entering his dwetiing the orticer dined with his family, and then drawing « pistol from his pocket, deliberately sbot ular self through the beart. THe water presentod by General Washi ton to Lafayette, aud stolen trom tuat d guished soldier whife on a visit to this cou th 1525, has at last been returaed to M. Osea de Lafayette, gran ison of the Marquis, and now a depnty tn'the French National assembly. Mivister Washbourne presented the watch to him; and now let us hear no more of it. Tex Rvssiaw CaMPatGs against the Tareo- mane in Kbiva has comicuced. Two columa are in motion; one has already crossed the Amt Daria and ts operating in Khivan territory. ST. ALOYSI UB CHUROH —The Right Bev, Bishop G.u8 xs, of iy Virwtoans w ti reseb th thin cr uich ou SUNDAY NEXT, a H <8, when @ collection will ne taken ap fur the Hef of the poor of the pa iah,to bedistripated the direction of the Qonferbuce of St. Vincent Je Paul, of said pariat. eee MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA ning Clasaes in basin, Greek, English, end German, Circulating Library—Terms only @2 par quarter. Daily Prayer-meering-—1¥°15, 6 and 9 p.m Bormal Class for Sunday Scho.! Teachors—Sa'- ening. 6 ¢ Mm. ; Saturday Rvening, 7:30 pm. iy) — Sabbach tog, (exclusive! Eveving at 6 o’cicc. 3: > DE. Mc ey te the city and rerumed practice, Ulios, 1540 New York avenue. aeed-Lay" => ROOF Pals = aed Ovilines, pnegiected roots. Tt te ee ed Lhaveth. best pafit in use, rorerences in Wash ngion tention fre » ond the Beat If ,our re end yorr » arees on m pow al c your order at 307 9° Bortbweat. oréxapinetions. (dt-im") F_ BURLIN NOMIZE.— CO-OPERATIVE PUR- CHABING 4 -8001A TION —Ladies or gea- lecmen may become members by payment feo, cemi-avnual!y Arrancamerts made for #” 9- plying Rutter at 32° , Turkeys l4o., and Cheese }ic, per ponnd; Wood $5.60 per cord, snd all comme i Jes ate disconntof from ii +> #) percent App for Luli information to ALFRED OLOUGHLY ,8-0- Tetary, y 7 “ Post 0} 3-10 NOT be public are respectfally tof rmed that the Sirtres, locaton fy > be opened on Mi nd after abows dace, the boura of $a. Office of Inspector +f Gas sud 403 Joth street nor hwest, wi DAY uxt, Wh of ve on all business dsys be and 5 p.m. : Consnmeére of Gas, desiring metres inspected a4 proved, will make» nit n asplication a coraplacat book tw be found at the office, iT FORD, U.3.1 Gas Metrae, Bs OF PHILADELPHIA, will ke st the ERBITT HOUSE from Desemtor ‘7th to the 12th, lor, with a choice selection of hor latest importation of French Bonnets, Feit H end other novelti Bho respectfully #otictts « cail. . nov2s-2 ie NOTICE. AB BTOVES! Gor! heaters avd only nod ons Stoves in existence. GAS BURNERS! For increase ight and re ee eee Best in use. Hondreds of , «- fin this city, Ga8 DROPS Ob HSATING LIGHTS, Lars asortipent south of New York. CHANDELIERS in great variety ot manuf, rere’ prices. DAT DP MARELE MANTSLS. ba aN Es, SILV@B PALACE AND GEAT! PABLOR SUN BEATERS. Re , fo. * HAMILTON &' PEARSON ¥. MO. A. Butta nor20-eo%m J h ahd D 5 S HOT ABD OULD SUDA, am MILBCRN'S PHARMAGY, 1499 PenNsvivanta Avance, not-tr MINERAL WATER ON DEANG SAMUBE G. YOUNG NOTARY PUBLIO, ootlT-tf Ovrrice—Srar B are BANK SKS, 4429 F Staser, Bey snd Sel! Gold and Ont Socurities of the District of (io- 7 A ea BEckenge se an, gad Ba. Becetve Deposit Tumble: dealin” ope, Our Drafts x ABHOK § MANDRAKS PILLS. —Tice =e 00m, exolostvady oa vegeashle ther Supersete ‘not ieews injari-as {as ver atures — ce easy all by all E*A¥U"l Tow Sauu on een TMP DES® Fics WGcd Frame Gusassae tor PS Thee: THARMOME tei Ek, seri D. Weare suthor{zed +0 snnouncos special 's sale of elegant Italisn Marble Statuary, fae Grou} — Brouzs Come, — sad ee aod Itz Sons) o estthestore Bo Ji'i itede! phia, to teke Foe cerner of Penusyivauie avenge eid lich street. Foil Heujars in fntace adver: ite. ‘deel _ [Bey Advermmemen' ch LATIMER & CUBARY, Anc’s. 5 P] 18T, T Witisrabe seceptions, Bestel and Pashionspte tice #itb MUSIC at cls whortest aotice. briete Peary Moiorrott 3 ee 5 GR nsic Htore, OF oe WELL receive for the German a atrect - Basic — av47 5 CITY ITEMS. ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for Charles Heidsieck’s siliery or extra dry Cham- pacne. Exerlled by non SCARLET aNp Ww Of superior qualities Canten Flannel Drawers and Seariet Underwear of every porsible ai My assortmentot every kind of is very large and adapted to the wants everyone. Gro. ©. Hanmi: Sueavy Wool Underwear anel ndersiothing of alm ot Tt st Gold front, gold wire Set Goid-front Diamond Studs. Gold-plated Vest Ch: S Gold- Plated Neck Chains |. lt 10 Freneh Jet Jeweiry and Holiday Goots re~ ceived at Priga'a Jewelry Store aH Pa, avenue, near 4 st. a THE LARGROT AsSORTMANT Of Sti and Sot Felt Hats, for Gentlemen. Boys and Chilar a isat Lewis’, Holiday styles Sik ana Fait just received. — —_ FLEGant, sw Night and wholesome Rread Rotis, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Muffins, Back- wheat an er Griddle Cakes, and Pastry and Cakes of every variety prepared with Yeast Powder, ae ENDID STOCK of Fancy Goods for Gent's 5, Bows, Scarte, loves, Hantker ‘anes, Hosiery, € SOs, KE. 81 presents, at very low prices for cavh, at , 92) 7th street, Datween I and K. é for health on thousands patroni bment, 535 15th street, easurr, to avoid erted Nails, ete. Srairs at Hamilion & P ¥.M. C. A. Batiding. A CLERGYMAN wring voyage to Europe 18 1m have discovered the on m side of the Atlant}, Three b Ux vian Syrup have rescued me from the fanze of woley’s the tend Dyspepsia.” Dyspeptics should atink from this town: ---« Teurtina DeaTH.—E womsn Afilicted with a coagh or cold, wuich he or sis kes no measares to arrest, is tempring dew !a. There is uot a drag store In the lant wh-r> Hate’ ey of Horehound and Tar may wot he Procured, and ihere tx no silmentof the lanze or throat tending fo consumption or bro t Which it Is pot competent to cure. Do n, cold to xecumulate en cold, but arrest th symptoms of pnimonsry disease, and tons invigorate the breathing orgaus wits this x derful remedy. Pike's Tox Witror' > Lie — Pere fons whohave been taking God Liver Uil will tche Drops—Cure in ono minuta. be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has « ceeded, trom di tions of several profession a! Rentiemen, in combining the pure oil ara line in such @ inauner it is pleasant to tasts, aud its effects in complaints are truly wonderful. Very many ous whose cass were proponnced hopeless and who had taken the clear oil for along time withoat marked effect, aye been entirely cured by using tt reparation. Be sure and get tha genains. tanufactnred oniy by A. B. Wilber, Chemist, Boston. Sold by ali d ists. e To ne cvEND of Rupture wear the Elastic Truse, 235 Peunsylvania avenne uerthweat. 0,3 ‘Tey THE ELASTIO TRUSS, 25 Ponneyiennia Syopue. 2 ——- Tae Brwoen Buwira MACBIMR peice o71-12 were £219 660, 6.12 LECTURES. G ROLLE WASHIS TOR, Rev. Dr. OH TIFPARY Will repeat his Obs TION_IN SID OF THE WASHINOT NATIONAL MON| MENT, At Lincoln Hail, deetl td MONDAY EVENING, Deo. 2 4 + 18I4 Georgetown Advertisements [SP GEORGETOWN BUILDING AND 14. PROVEMENT UOMPABY KA Will o@ en for subscripiious for stick # mpany ¢ LSTH CY DECE€ EPR, 1874, and remain Opec ry days, at the Georgetown Savings Bao. By order of the Board of Directors cotuseim HW. DABBETT, 8 #Y THOMAS DOWLLSG, Auctionser, TEUSTEE’S BALK OF VALUABLE i” EUVAD PROPERTY ON GAY STREET, OBGSTOWN, AT AUCTION. By virtue cf two deeus of Lrast, bearing dato ALD. i874, and r-coried ta f ’ folio 435, of th cords of the Distriot of Cor of the party secured thereby, we wills’ fon, in frort of the eremises, on oret tome on the we corner fu he east Hoe of Washingts theuce perth % teet to an alley the south line of feet to Gay atrect, feet to the beginbiug three-story Fiame Dwelling Honse, Terms: @335 cast soe in six aud months; the deferred payments secured by a of trust on the property sold. $200 down att time of All conveyancing st the cost of rie purchaser, If the termes are not complied © withtn five Gaye, tbe trustees reserve the righ Fesell the proporty at the surchaser's tlsx wid c ILLIAM D GARBIN.¢ ereu coe FLED. W_ JONES decane secs. THOS. DOWLING. {BESS GOODS, in att the choi cheap Black Siike,tu Gainet’ superior makes of Mourning Sbawle, from @13 to #35, proofs,’ Cloths, Bie large aeortmurnt of Carpets, our New Gre. 103 B. = street. r BENJAMIN MIL NWEALTA HOARDING HOUSE ter Saioon, Bo, 14 Bridge stroet, (n street bridge.) Georgetown. Board at tee rates, E. BOSKIB, Proorietor doc? 2a FURS FURS Sort o; z and CHILD! SPUES. MINK SABLE SBT SEAL SETS, r BLACK LYNX SBT uce west with Gay stro 15 improved by a nearly now = assortment of LADI fo and ev) Bric ther kind worn ry Low. Goods geraine. Ww, FP. SPYMOUR 6 erect, Georcat SAVINGSEANK,U. ©, @H STREET. to4 p.m, aud on Sai 6 p.m. Loterest pate ing Bustoees di + GECRGErES a Hi Henk hours, 9 a, m to recolve deposiie) tir Jeposts. Generai Bs lections monte Ge gil scoomnitle petats. days, Mond, H. POLKLi 5 » POLE: SHORN, Presiden: B. W. BARRETT. Garnier — ZW BSTABLISUNENT, Om With eplarged premizes, the best teleut tohe Lad fh u ig the beet work at low pri: 3, respectfully inform our friends mud pablic that pre-emiaent ag may have been our re fatiow fu the paat; MUTTO Is EXOELSIOR acd Cleaning L D Secyace, "Ties, Bibbo: Panis, nud Vest At bows to overs body 2a detardaye from Tam. until stand exiabliehod 158; every facility for & we Woul m., st Bow the most con! country, Brerybody ocie snd soeus, W. H WHRATLEY, Sy8-te 49 Jefferson etrect, Georgetown, D. { EAL SACQUES, S G MUPRS and BOS, and al! otber desirable F OBS now in At WIihh T & RUOFE's. HATTEERS AND FURRIE. derg-tr $0. 1874 CEATENBIAL TEA PARTY Is74 UN THE ‘ Tick QTONDA OF THE U.S. CAPITOL. ickets for eale Fine Grocers, 1418 Penney trasia mos 0 exneylvmwia a ecg-tr Opposite Willard’ A M. W. Gait, Bro. & Co. Fave this season personally selected abroad with great care and IMPORTED DIBECT the Largest and most Elegent Assortment of FINE FANCY GOODS, ‘KS, NZ EB, CLOCKS, BROUEEEA GLASER,” ig ‘3 FANS, EVER ENGLISH POOKET and TABLE OUTLESY. ts, ever offered to their which, together TOnE?, JEWELUY. SILVER AUD FINE wal : ste PLATED Wane, They offer at very low prices. eng, Attention is called to thelr assortment of very Ta NQUIBH {QEYSTAL CHANDELI gs. pees: OMY BEA! they excel any heretofore iutroduced. ees OO semstics:s, , Cl Sra sere me oss N' ar kd OMGiFTiainrs: a, > re errr rrr ree seer SS CONCAB of Pref JOSEPH A DANIEL, ws’ Hall, Savy Yard, Under the leaderehip for ule betow c “ONCABT FOR THB Bi Cc AGED WOMEN ‘a Georgetewn. He 4X GOORS | HOLIDAY GOODS AssORTMENT oF MILY BIBLES, abtetor Chrter mes m W.H BABY 93 7 —_ Large and selict sesortment of lered at the mvabquten tne Bieta Bh Std ana TRIPZS, Lia ‘Weet street, under the direction of Prov-ae-r Pra. | gOREERRTe? OMAIR STRIPES, at been, Geeta NDBEBS and CIGAR CARES SUKD'S OPE l.ttiet sud tered JACK ASD SE eur. BRING Het N SATUBDAY Nee To see Panck To see Little Dick. Do see the F J Tricks, To see the Happy Clown, To see “he Jee f o* hers, Tosce the Water Flate eethe Am rican Arabs. ‘o nee the Chi 4 Spinners. Tosce tbe Ve! Ipeiex To 0 Best Perf orinance rity Wesbingt a Monday Eve D » Mr POBT. wx Bir Giles Grerresc Pay 14D bis” Ben's car Ov. LLOW. UEE iN 3 i GEORGIA... D linest i TNS ATHIOP aN ised UF THA BIHIOPIEN KINOS OF { st Bille’ Music t | AISMENT i TH CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANC ATS Ds WAral ¢ pl pter the airccaton uf ba! stores. and Brad. B4Z4B. “CRT: DREN'S He SPiTAL, if Oud FELLOW 8: A BAZAR for ¢ HALL, NTH StKEET. benefit ef the etek a ent cuildren of capital will be betd at BLLOWS HALL’ on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 10tn, 1sth and 12th, i towbied the public are cor liaity invited re will be offered for sale ® variety of Fa arc other articles. e* for the Ho the Befreshimeut Boom supplied wits ibe Of the seanon, a indt. ved THB BVERING, of Admistion, & cents; Bingle which can b ed ats ait, Mobup an ROTUNDA OF THE U.S. CAPITOL, On (hy 16th of DECEMUER, at 7 o'clock v. ccinmemoration of the destroction of tea in barbor, ard iv honor of the Centennial Cor gree: ADMISSION ONE DOLLAB. (Tichkete for sale ai ihe principal ste city. for Children «1 ™ | DECOPATED CHAMPER 58 Sates wariett st DEFRCD Loties C1LAK @ FaBCY BOsnes epCaTLEtS =-¢ KID GLOVES »| new * Bebreidned ™ MAJIOLICA GOODS Parian Ware BECEIVERS BRONZBS, aw TARLE cr TASES, F SF ‘ ms, DINNER AND TEA SETS, MANTEL ORBAMENTS. fe. OF OCR OWN DiIRecT i ¥, JUST BECRIVED JW. BoTELEN ae 923 PENSSYLVAN(« ave, Gectt-6t Br %b an ’ SPLENDID ATTRACTIO OUR STOCK OF — EBLUGANT & BEACT AN . FANCY tinge. and mee Gor st . embracing a@rs’ We have mapleot ers, ond: Varubie books, B ke PB the DEW DOCS As pubsinte FANCY aRTicLi is Claw wrt ty fits ve Roxen, Bei [eormomes cares, Bootes are Articleds freed, and ham ‘an sini AN INSPECTION OF OUR 8 ts 2E- TED. WARREN CHOATE & BOOKSELLERS AND STA BK Vernon Row decll-te __ 941 Pennsyivnnia aveun LEGART ROLIDAY «4 a ying - W@W DIBNER AND TEA SETS, | DICK GLasswark PRON /BS, EPEEGNES JARDISTERS, ROBENIAN WABR, FINE PLATED | OUTLERY, HOLMEAD & te “r decW-3\" S16 iu ar A™ SOCIETY CoSORRT. LINCOLN BALL. i WEDBESDAY BVESING, Dec 16:h, 1574, MISS NELLIE B. BROWN, From the Boston Conservatory of Music, Soprano of Grace Oburch, Haverhill, Maes , ‘Assisted bj Mr. George Washington of Newport, B. 1.; Mrs. Agnes Smallwood and Miss Lona Miller,sopran: =; Biss Mary Coa: tey, contralto; Mr. H. F. Grant, = Tj Mesers, Thomas H. Williamse@nd J. Wa. ne, Dasson. Tich ets, 80 cents; Beserved Seats, 75 cents. Din for’ reserved seats will be opened at Blis? day morning, Dec. Mth, decs-~ AVILLE’S NATIONAL THEATER, Kellogg Grand English Opera, Ma. D. Hz 5 ecannne.seenees DELO MONDAY EV «NING Docember 7, IL TROVATORS. TCESDAY EVKSING, beoomber 5, First .ppearance in (wa years of America’s far tte Fenor MB. WILLIAM OA8TLE, In Fi cow's charming Ujere uf DNRSDAY KVENING, Deemer oo * LUcta wt LavuueE MOOR, SUREDAY EVENING. Decomber 10. THE Mak WlAGk OF FiGako, mee AG, Dec RITANA. STURDAY EV? SING, Docetuber 14, Fr SATt BDAY—GRAXD KELLOGG MATINES. Foll Chorus and Grand Urchesira. Musical Direct tod at Meizerott & Coe ster—ieft side of bouss at 4% at Theater, location, 91 50, . 1; gallery. 0 caiare for tnii cast of the Operas at ond at Box Office of Thee: q Vj *SHING TON rikare Comat s. MONDAY. Decemter 7, every night and Wd need i i eres! P ard Saiarday Matizeos, emeet of (a8 Vocalist, the Qceen of Bong, toe leading Sar ae Artis! Dow Defore the public, Miss Nuily Evgocement of the cvisbrated Sam Doveoo, 4 Eiudog an Bel'uestor aud Dutch Gone: mito. Engagement of 'ke wt Nwvlio Fetrester, Miss 8 sy t of the Acrobatic Song on and OF —* FURS. FURS. FURS. HOLIDAY PRESE Kolarged «tock in— EAL-SKIN FACQOUES, ‘s wT beable, Black meten eee Muffsend Boar, Latt-: men's Cape, Mr ” and Otter, Mice’ Fars early call is solicited s. MH. STINEMET?, . Hatter and & ier, 1937 Ponmsyiveni« sven: Rear corner ts « HOLIDAY Goops! DECORATED FRENCH DINNES® NT SETS, CARD RECEIVaKS, | HOLDEES COLONG RSET g NaMBNTS, TOYS, FINE PLATED TEA SEIS.€4KU RECRIY WaAs7 Bk auD CO) BUXtS, SMOKIN ash $9! ‘HBO cues A KS MANTLE FRENCH ER GEOUP STaATUR AND Many WEBB 4 BEVERIPUr, 190% PEABLYL ¢ 1th strecta, — CURISTUAS GuoDs. — Foll line of INITIAL HANDERE Wc ladies, gentlemen and Misses, from 9 ce: wards Lactes SILK MUFFLERS, from 2 « FANCY BOXES, fa great variety BECKTIES, sv immenee stock, from 55 coats op. FARS, soitable tor preeeuts Beet JOUVIN TWO-BUTTON KID GLO only 82 z. SPC m oes. mS. J. HONE, docste 621 and 682 D suret, FS, for «up vas, t and complete edition a4; F. ELLIS & 0O., Bey nay canta av For the Benefit of the CHILDAEN'S HOSPITAL District of Cclambia, At GDD FELLOWS’ HALL, VRIPAY and SATURDAY, Dec Ath end 12th, Day and Bveuing ribntions for the several tables “Wit vith the tady mauazers 0% 4B etreot, ad as Inter ded. B \LOW'S GALLERY tt u- the Broar the Ho-ot- RTS 4 AVENUB. Hectier of ENGE + V- PALE TINGS, and HARRY DONEBUE, COSTUMBR, 43" Licn STREET, NRAG B. 24 peat! towbiy~ and e Mov querade aud Thentrigal Costumes, cop ; “ising several wired new J coetiy Dresen uer with evory veriety of Qustuac—Lad Si. QUR BALLS AND Panties BASQUB BALLS ANTIVETE THEATRIOALS, TAULEAUX 1D OLD FULAS’ OUNCEBIs. P 3.—Witth @ thorongh knowlalge of our bost- Gen. we devote Oareeives Wo the Waule and Wishes of our patrons, sod by [eae pred oo _— an mn] position to eccommed até in fail vo give eatlafection. | MOXLEY, COSTUMER, 60% 10th Street North Ba cal of Fine Artistic Tas- Lbs Ueud Tika TeiceL COB o MASKED BALLS and PARTIES sappiied at Tes unable rates. P. 3. Remember a Mask fs furnished with each te ALL. 85 Costame, and al! Costumes delivered and called for. cs & MOXLEY, _oct1s-em 608 lth street. ous : hs Braidities aad Saie wage ‘Tex Bt. ‘Trm Gt. wa beee pes a0. Te ac. im remember Name and Number. jel-ly* tuation of his » every respect watialy tbe must exact ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Cs funded, We sive tay grade of Stlver Loo FAMILY SUPPLIES. BABB SELLING GOOD BLaL A at 5 x ampere creep eS eae norze-ror HO = MOM- and FHIDAYS, end jargon snd Onest sop. VEAL, morros Tobefound in the conctry, He wherever tt ie tobe bad.end K, footing sn: Bovis Im B. a4RE SELLING SUGARS, SEW YORK & i hs (STANDABD Crashed Lost,. “a.” (clarified)... (very tight, ‘i = TEAS. ar $0 cent Ovlong and beet to be bed tn thie ¢i:y mt tye ptie © 0p bawd, and ferent grades, inclu y dapan ané choice Moyane afreen other & powder, af mod 7