Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1875, Page 8

EVENING STAR. |. Gruteatyaras| ac, imate | "comm oma | CITE IFEMS, | eeoneamn STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Orrice or Tax Cuizy Sic ‘ashington, Jan. : y and the lower lake region rain.sieet or snow, followed to night by clearing weather, winds veering to west and nerth, failing temperatare and rising barometer. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. A mad dog attacked Sergeant Haghes and etday, near the first precinct station-house. and was shot by Haghes. See adversisement in another cofusan of eve- ning classes at ¥. M. ©. A. rooms in English Latin, Greek, French and German. fer commences Janut 4 . ©. H. Tiffany will deliver to-morrow af- terpoon in Lincoin hail tbe first of a ss or nertmoons to be given by different pastors of **., elty to the masses. Some stone slingc? has smashed in the plate- | 4 windew In the store of Strasburger & 6 7th street northwest. Damage saan #150. Captain Thomas H. Patridge, ofthe steamer Lady of the Lake, died this morning, at his rest- dence on (th between F and G streets south:- West, after a long illness of rheumatism. An inmate of the work-howe, namea Camp- bell, was killed ycsterday by the caving in of = benk on ivth street east, where a force of work- boure hands were employed in grading. A swelling suddenly made its appearance this morning on the wood Street, between ebecked by the pm the proportions quite dangerous as A large number of foremen andother emplos- exon the new siate department building cailed at the residence of ex - Mullett yesterday as a mark of respect to their late ‘bo+s,” and were kindly receive by Mre. Mullett, who made a neat little s them that as mechanics they were heartily welcome to her husband's h 1 About ten o'clock yesterday a number of half grown boys were amusing themselves by firing @ small canvon abont 15 inches in length at the corner of 44 street and Maryland avenue, when it burst, aud one piece weighing about five Pounds fiew across the avenue ty 4 street, near Cstreet, about 200 yards distant, striking a telegraph wire and the ground, when it re- Bounded and struck against the brick grocery streets, and if not pper appliances may assame ge carbuncle. Itis store om the corner of C and 4% street. Fortu mately no one was injured. —— ‘The Internal Revenue Robbery. ARREST OF ONE OF THE ACCUSED FaRTIRe. it will be remembered that in January last ‘one of the rooms of the Internal Kevenue de- partment was robbed of Treasury warrants to the charge of being the perpetrators of thett) several days aiterwards in New York,and were delivered to Detectives Miller and MeDevitt, who brought them to this city. Oa the 20th of Janvary they had a hearing before Commis- yer John J. Jobnson, who committed them to jail in default of $,v0v bail each. (n the 7th of February they were indicted, but before the day set for the trial arrived a requisition was received from the Governor of Pennaylvania— the prisoners having been indicted in Philadel- phia on the charge of furging endorsements on some of the warrants—and they were surren- dered to the Philadelphia officers. Last summer, when being taken tocourt in Phila- delpbia, they by some means managed to escape, and up te this morning both bad been at large. For some time past the ofticers of the secret service of the Tressury have been en- desvoring to re-srrest the accused, and this morning Assistant Chief Benson received in- formation that Moore had arrived in town, and going to No. 1001G street, where Mrs. Sfoore resides, took him into custody. Moore states that be has been about New York since his secape from Philadelphia, and having been in- formed that a nolle prosequi had been entered im the indictment bere he came home under the impressien that he would not be molested. Mr Benson took his prisoner to the Treasury de- partment, and after informing District Attor. Bey Fisher of the fact, as also the marshal, de lnvared the prisoner to the latter, who commit ted him to jail on a bench warrant. —__.——_——— yaa Steerr Fatatiry Yasraapay— t of the Coroner's Jury.—Yesterday, Dr. Fattersob, the coroner, held an inquest on the body of Abraham Bresian. whose death on Sth street, by being run over by street car No. as noticed in Tam Stak of last evening. on appeared in evidence that the deceased was on the front platform, and when nearly oppo- site the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Jose Moser, No. 11 Sth street southeast, he at temptcu to jump off without notifying taedriver fe stop. and, jump-ng nan opposite d ection te that in which the car was got his head and left arm across the track. Befor the car could be stepped both of the waee: parsed over Lm, crushing his head, mangling Eoarmins frightful manner, and causing a. most instant death. The driver, Alex. MeDonalit, ‘the car was rounding into sth baat anne Barnes= became disarranged, and the wi unt cvked one of the gratings to fix it. he could again replace the graiing the de goton the platform, and he did uot agaiz Tange the grating. ‘The jury returned a verdict eeased, Abrabam Breslau, came to about 10:99 a. m. on the Ist 0 Sth street southerst. betwee By re2son of injuries received bv bein by 6, Washington and George! re farther find that th tdsntal, and that ne:the tifled that a Of the cer Howe, regardei Jeut wil re carefut a8 to i may serve as a a practice worthy Goubtiess make Keeping up the gr: warnieg to people who mak ting on or off the Focus nm. Une of the ithe Wash- 1¥6* 5 ant Georgetown railroad distl for- tags such @ prac and declares that those who follow Own risk. ——— Tue TeeatcRs.— Madame Janauschek closes her brilliant engagement of the week at ts Natonal Theater this evening with her grand impersenation of Queen Fil toreal pisy “The Far! of F leceived with so much audienc and critic On Monday, Mrs. G. C. Howard in ‘Tom's Cabin * Last night of the «Seven Sins” at Ford's | Opera House. On day the grand spectacle * Undine ” w 2 splendid atyle with the scenery and imtments of the “* Block Crook” frem Nib N ork, at a ost to Manager Fort of $5. » 1.0.9. F. ¥: =a 8.—The Grand Master Harrison Barr, bas made the following appoint: ments tor the semi-annual visitations of the of the grand officers of the subordinate lodges under iis jurisdiction. Centra! Lodge, No. i Jan. Seon, No. 9, Jan. No. i, Jan. 24 Oriental, No. 12, Jan. dan. 25th ; Covenant, Ne Tun Lave Joosrs_B. death at Astoria tio.wed in yesterdey . He graduated at Y war a member of the bar of New York. carsed Was a grandsun of Gen the revo" wUonary army. He was = mem Legisiatare for several semsions, acandidate for Congras, De Raaareeaca prominently aeeociated with the City Retorm . vovement. He was 96 years old, i. 5 TRRTAINMEDT AT THR Insane Pd Paina pod ‘ert was given last night at the Insane Asylum dy © party of ametears uptor the wansgement of Dr. H Perabesu, the pro- gramme embracing ; uo duets, vocal solos, ets and guartettrs. .“h¢ amateurs were Dr. Perabeat, Willie § Waic. Seed Gn knee: wan, College, Syrder, 1 OWell, and James. ‘Those rd im the stiair ad the tnmates of the bopitarenjoyed themeelve.* greatly. eenegiacemner Dverane’s Kuvcmanic Kewap® Dever fails tocure rheumatism. Ask your dru, "tit. | evenings since. of | etated im the papers, oe isters ip this city a proposition to inciade “tem- perance " as usual elsewhere, among the topics lor the week of prayer, was voted down—and that on a ¢ ar | prominent civil as as ecclesiasti om Eon? and is the Statement true, pastor had previously op- pose 4 at he ordi: AR | posed in public the ordinary e! great scourge of the land, ae that the proper weapon? I ask only in the interests of tem gion, more cruelly wo: frie ob fr 3 or, if ' Scabies explained. PHILANTEROPOS. "8 i theran Okatoh 5 Incarnation, Clark's eformed Episco} pi pal Chapel, and Unicarise Church. THE COURTS. Crrevir CovEe™_7 jay. Am wt for pl number of motions wore disposed of. Portce Covet—Judge Snell. ‘The dock was pretty fall this morning; about One dozen prisoners were in for disorder on the streets caused by being drank. They were soon Gisposed of by the usual $5 savy What Mary Luttrell don’t know about str soudding lea’ lea’ of much consequence. She says she has bee: in the business for twenty-five years, and has spent tem Ohristmas days in the workhouse. She was discharged from there on Tuesday last after the usual “0 days term, and being anxious to “come in out of the cold” again,she took the rounds of the Division last night aud brought up atthe corner of D and 13% street, where denzine getting the best of her she became very tu:nultuous and was run in by Acting Sergeant | Dirsmore; 90 days. Moliy P nkney has aisodone tome tall night walking in her day. Her course will be interrupted for thirty days in consequence of a Fighting Alley Jamboree last night, in which she took a leading dim Johnson, a chronic loafer and door- t spatcher, was pulled m last night by Officer Edelin, with two half-worn.door mata he had snatched to furnish his brick-kila lodgings with; chain gang for three months. Thomas Harri- gan, indecent exposure; r: for $5. William ndall, violation of hack law in two cases; #2 im one and $5 in second case. Charles Cul- lom, a decent-looking man from Brockville, | Montgomery county. comes to town occasionally and gets ona bigh old drank. He always pats up at the Central guard-house, because it is cheaper and handy to the gin mills where he visits. Last evening he went into one of these places en 9th street, opposite the market-house, and amused himself looking at a game of baga- telle. After taking his night-cap cocktail he picked up another man’s overcoat and walked of. Tne man soon missed it and the crowd started after him. Gen. Etnstein overhanied him with iton. He bad started to Brookville, so he stated. This morning he pleaded guilty. and was fined $50, or sixty days in jail. Enoch reenleaf, colored, grew valorous ar pe after a number of New Year's calls, id as he happened to ape no razor with nim, he pick: . Cot brick and bursted the head of Charles (i corner and run him in, #10 and costs. Whitney was in Fie just about the same state; Be ent home and knocked his wife Anna down, nd & colored woman who was visiting at bis shanty attempting to take the part of his wife, he went for her too. He didn’t remember any- thinz about it in court, but Anna and her friend did theugb, so the court gave him a $5 and costs reminder in the shape of a fine aud 9100 bonds to keep the peace. Robert Sherlock, an old and wicked offender, although a yoan; man in years, was up again for assault and battery on O'Brien Bresahan, who testtfed that he was on his way bome with an armful! of groceries, when Sherlock knocked bim down an- wares with a haift-brick; $30, or 60 days in jail. Robert Mackey was fined $6) or six months in jail for stealing & $34 overcoat. He was captar- ed by Detective McElfresh in the act of spout. ing itfor$% in @ pawnehop. Wm. Harrison, the corn speculater, was in the dock, and stood up fer obtaining $97.40 from Jones & Co. by false pretences. He pleaded guilty, and tried hard to explain, but the court wouldu’t have it, and referred him to the court above; jail for grand jury. | GEORGETOWN. A Nover New Year's ENTSRTAINMENT.— Mrs. Robert S. Collins a well- of this city, last evenin, tained a large company of deaf mutes of Wash- ington and Baltimore, st his mother’s resience, on Third street near Fayette. A bountiful supp y of refreshments was provided which the party— meg young people of both sexes— nd amused themselves with verious social ames and conversation—finger fal. AP “the boar for retiring” approached, it was found that the street cars had suspended business, and the fan was kept up until mornin; Rear Estate Sate.—Thursday afternoon ‘This. Dowling, auctioneer, sold at public guc- ton, for R. P. Jackson, trastee, the bons) and lot No. 171 Bridge etreet, toJohn Davideon for Joseph nown deaf mute handsomely enter- Imeractions.—Inepector Deoner re- bbts. family, ¥, , bis. fine, super, specter McCann reports bole. extra, 2 bbis super, 109 bbls fine, 1s ng and 5] bbls. ree flour, msking a total bbis. inspected during the month of Coat Traps.—There have been noreceiptaof cos! this week. The shipmehts have been} oN 4 Somoor-Sutr.—The aschoot- in the Sound, The Mercury ie a sort of float irg penitentiary or naval training academy for nnruly hoys taken from the atreets by the po- lice or sent to the ship by their parents for mis- conduct at heme. The chaplain had concluded the evening service, and a boat had been order- ed out to carry him to.Hart's Island, bat, before be could descend from the deck, the boat was Billed with some twenty of the ship’s schoolboys who, before leaving the deck of tue ship, ren- dered the boatman powerless by filling his eyes with red pepper, aud then pulled lustity for the shore. Two desperate young rascals took posi- tion in the stern-sheets, each with a pistol in his band, covering the rowers in a line on either side of the boat. Hardly half a dozen strokes bad been made from the foot of the gangway to- wards the bead of the ship whena dark form shot from the open port-hole of the gallery and landed p p in the middle of the boat, and lay No one noticed him, and the cutter went steadily on. The lad at the oar amidships, where the negro tumbled, raised his foot a moment, with the seeming intention of punishing him, but the half-uttered imprecation from the stern arres‘ed his stroke, and he bent bimseif to bis oar. From the boat the captain turned bis notice to the Zangway, and there upon the piattorm be prostrate figure Sa mane Sencdians ech down the gang- Way and discovered that the apparentig lifelass man was the boatman, who was to have gons asuore in charge of cutter with the clergyman. He was bleeding profusely from three wounds in the buck and gresning with the psin in his eyer, the latter being from the effects of the pepper admivistered. The young mutineers i eufely and scattered in various dirac- track ptured and re s BuTcuery, sterdsy of the murder oF Jeon, formerly of Richmend, Va.. fer White Sulphur Springs Jnspa'ch bas special dispatches. dated Dec. 31, from which we glean the follow. ing * To-night Mr. Dodson, greatly to the sur- prise of sent, returned to conscious- rs hess, and s Ned Kivers did it. Ha came to the store afler midnight last night, bought a bill ot goods of me amounting to $24 65, to: them vp aud started away without paying ms. 1 asked bim to stop, which he did, but fallin sgree upou any terms of settlement, I as od him to wait in the store until morning, when we adjust it. This be consented to do, but knowing him to be a desperate character, I put a pistol in my pocket, sat down and must have ialev asleep, for the next thing 1 know was when I reatiaed that I was lying upon the floor shot, and Rives beating me over the head with = two-pound weight. I managed todraw my pistol and Sre, aud remember no more. Dotson was found upon the floor of hia store with ® severe gash in bis forehead, skull mashed in several places—eight pieces of whieh have since been extracted—one and cheek-boue crushed out of ail semblance of anything hu- man. and one ear cut entirely in two, breaking the shall at that polat. and he cannot recover. * @ brotal and savage-looking uegro, nd bails from about Cusr: He has been arrested and lodged in Dotson 18 by this time probably dead. NG Laptas.—The Camberiand (Md.) News says a committes of three young ladies, Miss Kate Long, Mias Maggie Gramiich, ard Miss Maggie Richart, waited on Mc. Wm. Kempeft, of that city, and requested a donation for a tair then being held, to which hoconcented | on condition that the ladies named would ro. barre! of flour, which he would present them, from his store to the hall where the fair was ding held, and tn & be: z Thurrcay they were ou being brought out, the trio prize, which they successfully rolled ot to ‘i | destinetion, to the amusement of a crowd of spectators. Previous to the ladies appearing for the contest, Mr. Kempoif had prepared a barre! for the occasion, by placiug some flour, meal spd stones in it, and in the meantime fur- | warded to the hat! the naeel et four, which Was so tairly won by th S7-A Pottsville boy of 7 choked todeath a ickory-nut Beil oo Mowaay ss ceuth with | “ai | Coryrss — = . a ” a -— 3 FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL ee ee eden. azD CITY YITEMS. CRIME—PAYRE Washington Jan. 2. Doo! ‘than of other Yeast From the Rockville Sentinel we take the fol- Cusariens furnished by dfddcton a Co) Dankers, Tien lese of Dooley’. then of meskuionee. Face Additional particulars concerning, the | | The following w prices bid and asked af fall weight. Give lta fasta ban, on Obristmas day. “The boty o¢ the mar. | fay—6. 4. oth, Tin by tiie ented: Waited | a Patonreci Gugate-Noming strikes #0 dered woman was found near the residence of | Bistes bosds 167i 84-11% Hiss aaked, Bank pereaeihs the ear ef an affection Heathers tenen Ramee sue, | See Fe Sreice means christmas eve th Oity Passenger m until aloct © J ciock that night, when — tor near Rock call at the house of Mr. Warfiel creek, and asked for some matches, ‘stating that bis w: bad broken down, in which were his = _ daughter, and that he wished to get a id some articles he had lost out of it. o ps itches were furnished, and he took his Alter wards he called at the house he was out hunting. After he had left"some time, cries were beard in the direction of the creek, but no attention was paid to them. The further movements of the couple are not known until Payne arrived at home alone about two o’clock in the morning, and upon being questioned by the daughter of Mrs. Payne in regard to the whereabouts of her mother, he stated that he had not seen her since he left Rockville, and did not know where sho was. After being in the house for a short time, he re- quested the daughter to get him a clean shirt, which she did, and he put iton. The one he took off was afterwards foun4 with the entire bosom torn ont and destroyed. The daughter becoming alarmed at the ab- sence of her mother, requested him to go and jock for ber, and after long perenasion he was induced bod gs After being absent for some time he returned, bringing with him # basket aud some other articles. He stated to her that her mother was sitting under a tree on the farm of Mr. James Cashell, but he did not know whether she wes dead or alive, to go near her. After remaining at home a short time he again went out, and returning, said to her daughter that her motber was dead, and commenced cryin - ences Messrs. Belt, Warfield and Gashell, dwittr them visited the body, but professed to ) have no ktiowledge as to how she came to her death. He wasa s witness before the coroner’s jury, and etated under oath that he had not seen her since he left Rockville. On Saturday it was determined to hold a mortera examination of the body before rial, and on Sunday thatduty was perfurmed Drs. Stonestreet and Magrader. The body We the poor, unfortunate woman bore evidence of brutal treatment, and was bruised and muti- lated in a shocking manner. On one side of her head there was a ghastly wound, which looked as If made with a blow of the fist or some blunt instrument, and upen the removal of the scalp a be clot of coagulated blood was found upon the skull bone. ‘The physicians failed to discover any par- ticular wound that would be necessarily fatal, but came to the conclusion that they were ot such @ character as to cause insensibility, and render the person liable to die from exposare. ‘The two dogs that were with them remained by the side of the corpse until morning—quite im contrast to the other brute, who left her there alone, on that bleak and cold December night. Her clothing was torn into shreds. and the ground showed marks of her having besn aragged several hundred yards. She waa in the and he was afi He atterwards went to the forty-first year of her age, and leaves four children by her first husband, who was nam? Johnson. ‘The evidence in the case pointed so strongly to Payne as the murderer, that he was com- mitted to answer the charge at the March term of the Circuit Court. The various statements he has made since the occarrence have all bean found to be false, and unless some new evidence in his favor ts found he will be very likely to suffer the penaity of the law. Jenkins Im Nevada. PERILS OF FASHION REPORTING IN TSE FAR wast. [Chicago Tribune.) The fashion reporter of an Austin City, Nevada, paper describes the belle of the mas querade ball in the following astounding lan- Dage = : s The most er pear yn stannin; est, fastest c! t worn by Miss Frankie Ularke. Sh: latiaost, gayest and She sppeared in the room esa page, sad sie was o jf any man would leave another to read. Both in cossamo Aud action she was as perfect a3 9 big snsitower” upie of days after the appearance of the into the editorial room of the paper stalked a young man. His brow was wrapped im thunder, his body in a suit of tweed, and his hand claeped a big Jump of hickory. He patiod & paper out of his pocket, and, pointing his fln- ger to the paragraph, said: ‘I want ter see the man as wrote tuat ere.” +] am the individusl,”” replied the person. “What did yer go an Ad» it for; that’s what I want ter know?” “0, be- cause I thought you'd like tose your girl Bho out one of the most bewitching females that was ever set onearth to keep a man from his hash and drive balmy sleep from his pillow. look here. Ever sence that was publ! can’t get a word out on her. She sets in fro of the looking-giass and keeps a gazin’on he self, and makin’ squint eyes at her dress, and pukerin’ up her mouth. and actin’ as if she was a blasted sight better’n anybody else. I want this ‘ere thing fixed, or there’il be an editor's situ: mn vacant.” He looked significantly at the club. For moment the reporter stood in profound thought; then his face brightened, and he eaid: “Lil fix it in next week's paper. After you've seen the next issue, cal! and tell me thé result.” The young man left. In the next week’s paper appeared the following para- pb: wk CORRECTION. We maze a grave mistake in onr issue ef Jast week, In our description of the masquerade Dall. we accltentally substitates the Eame of Mite ad Ary on m ret-nemed brast’ have ‘i thes error, It is troe that abe appeared for whist was intended a8 @ page, but she appoared a gos more ike a Lepr incr in bara tock. §& gocd-leeking, her actions wore absurd, am?! 6 Tuan in the room kept as far from Ler as p2ssi0 She thinks of moving out of this comuansity, Clative. When she gues sh 1 the town by a brass band. The tin will gladly miss her from a7 ‘The next day the young man entered tha of- fice. In his hand ha bore arifie, and his be was ornamented with a biz six-shoster and a tremendovs bowie-knife. He satiod up to the reporter. “1 look warlike, don’t I? I don’t feel abit like fightin’, yon bet. You jest onzhter have seen her when’ she read that corre Why, she jest danced a jig with madness, and she cot down and cried, and then she coms up and threw her arms around my neck, and sai ‘Arthur, do you love me.” * You bet your be: bonnet on that,’ said f. ‘Well, never ext to speak to son again if you don’ the feller wat writ that slander.’ promised. And here f am to kill you.” laughed long and hea quieted down, pose, in order and your girl, I’ve got to become a corps do it. Sit there 4 minnte and I'll fix th ness.” He sat down at a desk, and gc! awsy fora few minutes, ani then re with a sheet of sete a ‘Aus- ait mental aberration ie had slandered aa estunabl. pupifabed gud beautiful it young lady of this c Pi Mise ‘esterday mec bi Trothed called st thle offices ‘and asked for the of the slaude bim dead onthe spot. ‘This paper wilt b= Spable to ive fashion gossip he:esfier. We tiad i. ie to fill the place left vacant by Mr ugh err culd listen 1 tively to ; drink more bad whisky, than That's your sort,"’ said the infariated lo “That's the thing’to a T. Come along, Mr. and hist # little lightning.” ‘Tac lady was satisfied when this paragraph appeared in the next issue of the paper, her lover wa: re- garded aga hero, and the Austin paper csased to give reports of fashionable balls. a Stories, aud Din Austia. A bit or LimnurGer Disrerses a Wen- BEepay EVENING Prayer Mearing —There &re people who do not like the odor of Limbar- ger cheese; but there are also people who can't appreciate the flavor of ell-developed poles cat. One evening recently a gentleman living =, Cougs and Jeg cron ses to & prosperens charch in the City of Churches, had made his prepa- er the tea things, had been dispo:ed tend the er gees Wednesday oveniog Prayer meeting with his wife. Previous to starting, however, @ stepped round the corner im the neig! hborhood to ba’ 8 & chat with the family grocer. While there a neighbor and ac- qusintance discovered that he was about to engsge in Wednesday Mer devotion. Ac- cordingly that neighbor put up a villainous job. Procuring @ buge silce of = most mateo Lumbarger cheese to be had, sop portunity, and just as the eenttanas steppe: oot of the uoor to go home for his it im Bis pocket. The parties repaired to the chareb, and were soon Pee Z side by side = comforiabl e Soon pew near th to grow lond. The isters rte their heada ‘buat, td looked as if a krout exploded. ‘The deacons elevated nd thought of the third plagas Preacher emelled a great smell, of the unconscious odor casket pudged the spouse and inquired if he fase smell sometbing. ‘( BMariar, it's awfal,” be responded, ‘it must be in’ th preparing to retire, the gentleman discovered the cause of the an- plearantne ing O removed it on a couple of ebips — Brooklyn Bun. s7Texan palwontoligists are bg merry ra! to the human origin of askeleton, \d feet long, one of pans fil mee peg while a molar tco"h measures eleven oe ‘tm length and six incues across the were seen : = several urchases, afterwards of aw, z Loan, jepartus ne of Mr. Thomas Clagett, accompanied by two 4 & dogs, and asked for more matches, stating tnat ¢ J x ® 4 ES oh up in some boamekeie the winter : simply because the father and mother are either b pond of the means of cure or are guilty of neglect. Hall's isd and Tar, will establish quiet in dors No cough or cold can resist ite ence. Pike's Tooth- Ache Drops— Cure in one minute, Ped pe caacicond nave Deene obanged by the use of Yeruvian Syrup (a proto: of tron) from s etckiy, suffering’ creatures, £0 strong, Bealthy and happy men and women, and in- g ree valids cannot Tearonably hesitate te give ita — For Dyspepsia and Debility it = —— « Witror’s Cop Livar Om ap wee, great popularity of this safe and efficacious Preparation is goon to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Gongh, * Soro lous Ha- mors, and ail Consumptive Symptoms, it bas no superior, ifequal. Let noone neglect the early symptome of disease, when an agent is thus at hand which will alleviate all complaints of the Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Soild by all druggists. e203 » isi Taste ae do." series, 7h bid. Cotton quiet and firm “Iploar dail ast auchennea I eood devand Gorn firm and i ite southern, 85; yellow south GIs O slew minal Ww R heat irm —— CHARLES Heipsieck, Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne, Excelled by none. 12,14,e03: For sale by Hatt & Home. showlders, 9@9%: clear tit sies. 1156@12. Sagar oured hans, s@id Lard steady , 13% ( 6136 for steamed and reine . Western St butter ‘anil tnd. GS: Fell, 388. Coffee Tom National Sayines BAN, corner of Whuteres tet n, Suge fim, New York avenue and 15th street, pays 8 por Baw YOuK, Jar hary'2.—Btocusactive sud cwor, | Cent. per annum on deporits for each cal Money.4 Goid,12%; Kxchange. long. 483; short, month. opus honrs, 9 to 4, — days,9 to 490. Governments doit and little off. Bonita aat 4and 6 to TB. Yous, Javnary 2—Fiour quict and an- ovatged, Wheat quict and steady, Corn quiet and Corns, &0.—‘‘The wise fer health on dail Loxnox. January 2, 12:30 p. m.—Consola for walks depend,” and thousands patronize Dr. pe! wate ‘Sestablishment, 535 15th street, opposite mor ey. 917.491; TOF account, B2. Erin, Seg, Uv. § referred, 43, ra entral d ‘reasury, to avoid painfal Oorns, Ban+ Lesson: Janes aad Fe entra oant of | long, Inverted Nails, eke. bullion gris Into the ‘Bank'ot Wagiand on balsace To Bm CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 5,¢ Tay ‘rH BLABTIO ‘Tsvss, 2 235 — ‘avenue. to day was £53 a AVus = —In the township of Albany, Berks county, Pennsylvania, resides a mau named Jesse filler, Jr. Last week he was sit- ting clese by the stove, when one of his girls attempted to pour from a kettle some hot water. In doing this a few drops of hot water happened to spill accidentally, which fell upon the bands of her father. The father of the child became so enraged that he went to work and procured a large-sized tin dipper, poured it fail of boiling water, and without any cause what- ever he threw its contents in the face of his nn- SSeS THE SINGER Sawing MACHINE sales ae $219,660. 4 1-4,wit fortunate and innocent danghter. The result of ae Ta. ERS, tle diabolical act is indeed heart-rending. 1499 F Brauer, physician 0 be cai at the father in- Neied that no physician daré tocome heer’ The Binten Bonde eta cararind, Sell ,GoKd and United Deighbors of said Miller, however, managed to | fumbtadenlt ine Becher es ce, Heeger of Oo engage a doctor, and took things In their own | ‘ca ratte sepal-ly hands. At present writing the case of the piti- ful daughter is indeed affecting, by all appear ances she will lose the sight of both her eyes. Lt is nothing new to state that Jesse Miller, jr., when he gets cross temper, has in many in- Stances even gone go far as to’ Kill hig cattle in FR. a frenzied state of excitement. HOTELS, kee ‘8, ee fins and B streets northwest, If the citizens | Bayes 5 of Albany do not bring such a would-be d = Der diy, 83; por Wank Bi poems oO account, won’ it not be wi to ve sal case reported to the proper authorities.— Allen- er TEE Baap EWAN FLAN. Sous Herald pie of Irving Flace Homtorpg 1x AtanaMA.—Last Satartay | niy one block HE night Sandy White sbot and killed ‘'. Binford, | ,,OPIz,one ble St Hunteville, Ala. The killing of Binford wat | vieiity Grail ieeniaecoas rather the Fesnit of a passionate anger than | | Fetall stores, had premeditated malice on the part of White, who | groved the Dest aesece 07 30s) aad’ was a friend of the man shot. The two men Sangeet met ina saloon, when Binford remarked that | _fer# CHAE. FRREIH, Prosrtetor. “any man who would play ecards for mone; 20) ms, wonld steal.” White atked, “Do you mens | EY2O%'S MOT! that forme?” Binfora replied in the afirma- = . 709 GeTuET, BY WEEKTYE and Oya Srareve, te and bardly had he uttered the word than MERCHANT TAILORS. _ White drew a pistol and fired. The ball pierced the heart of Biuford, who fell dead upon the floor. White was arrested, and held for exami- nation, the result of which ia no* yet reported. as mk F. MBKUHANT TAILOR, 8 F Senunr, Orrosiee Patany Orrie slye Both men were well known in Huntsville, and occupied a good social status. The murdered man Wasa planter, and resided few miles from the town. SINGULAR DRATH OF a “‘MepIUM. '—Apro} of the general interest in spiritaal phenomena, the Hartford Courant tells of a young man who came to tbat city from the country, some years 789, mbo was surprised tosee a table which was fastened to a wa upon which he leaned his head, break away from its fastenings and @ance about, and to see a box of files, #0 leary that two men could not lift it, float inth air at his touch. He himself could not explain the sauce of the phenomenon, which was accom- panied with twitching: and convulsions of his body, and one morning. atter having exhibited his powers. the nignt before, he was foand dead bed. his limbs drawn up and hia coun- ance distorted, as they cising bis power to amnse LovERS will be sorry that the tomb of Heloise and Abelard, in Pere La Chaise eemstery, France, which is the object of many a pilgrim Pge without cancle or banner, threatens t> be- come & ruin, and the municipal councilors, who _o iy ie gone ag B. F. Louden & Oc., ao ‘Amy AnD WAVE OOM waty SRCHANT TAILOR, itan Hotel, (iate tr ORD SOe Pennie even Weaniogton, STOVES, &c. BOHITECTS AND BUILDERS, TARE BO- ¢ BT. GEORGE BEATING RANGE, the best at aeeeue will de the cooking ef a lar; iy sod beat three or four rooms ebov: be. Hundreds of them hat 2d given entire eatiataction, very! jail and examine them ‘Kim! sans ie Tih Birest, iJ MANTELS, Vers 5 NACES, eae nd Be — And OOOKING sTovas ine Acompicte Base Buraer foro Afull is appeared wgen exsr- BLA only imiaed OOOK STOVE for aii. ers 5. VER, ih Stow must be all old bachetors or saparated from their Mend Tinware, sod date te heen ge Wives, decline so far to vote 4 soul to repairing | aud Housefarnishing ponds, fing and the litte mausoleum. The newelections which lsth strect, Sponting a epeciatty.W, bave taken place for the councilit isto be hopad |" ¥ « Rear Bh: land arene. bave presented candidates who will come for- | —— ward on the Romeo and Juliet principle. The yorker GRAND GIST CONCERY, ruperior advantage the empire possessed was | 1 SHORT POSTPONEMENT DAY FiX5D. that it attended to such matters at once, was prodigal in expense, which it left, of course, to FULL DISTRIBUTION. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THR the republic to defray. Sontpelier Female Humane As: AT ALEXANDRIA, Va. sepli-ly eta: S7It is not thirty years since a married wo- man could not ewn money. 8&7" A Chicago shirt dealer has given up coax- ing and taken to bullying the public to trale with him. A big placard in front of his store reads, “Buy, or I will bust.” uy Virginia has by law incorporated a Pro- testant Episcopal Educational Society, the ob- jectof which shall be the edacation, or aiding in the education of euch young men as, in the Judgment oF its trustees or their successors, or of any executive committee duly appointed’ by them, sball seem expedient. March 29, 1875. resp AMERICAN ‘The fifth <emf-annnal d Paysbieto cepomtors on and ai the rate ct AVINGS BANK vidend of interest after Jannary 5 per cent. per annum on ell 30,000 ume left on depcsit ore or more calendar months avolo0e during the balf yesr ending Jannary 1.1375. Iutar- — est not called for will be ded t. the priacipal and 29,170 Oash sl amounting to......$@1,000,009 draw interest from January t, 1875. —— ETE, Freee e. _O.E. PBENTISS, Onan o33) eh — CO- OPERAEYE TOE SSO0IATION.—Ladivs or gen- tienen may becsme members by payment of 50 cents fee, semi-acpually. Arrangements made for sup- Number of Tickets, 100,000, PEICE OF TIUKRTS. Wacie Tickets 0000 plying all commas hon at 9 Glecount of onthe Epent. from reesles retail prices jo full information to ALFER! D CLO RLY. 800 4 rotary, 817 7th street, opp ita Pos cone Tu © OLAIMANTS, det-im ‘The eoenes, Femaie Homans {ssoctation, chartered ‘ature cf Virginie an: Circuit Court of Orange county, pro) rola of Grand Gift Sonesta to. eo esta! we dy “Home for the Ladies of Virginia” at Montpelier,# by President James Madison’ CSLUMBIA 3-63 BONDE bey gers is Cg Siaaiay x trustees, six of whom are ATIONAL, ‘oUbmEoy BANK, | stockholders and two appoln the overs a tinted ork. | Virginia, — a MEET 7a THE SN Enea Bomittances for tickets may be msde by expres CS ee iin sation METHOPOLITAR | Pre-patd, port-oftce mouey order on Wasiingiop FIRE SESUBENCE COMPANY of tho District | D. O.,or by rogistored letter, addrossed to Columbia, for the «lecti 2 a irestors, will be Hei sGeieed BARBOUR, rhtes oe en Pree’ Alexandria, Ya, Bglerences, by aby perme: ii Re SFLOF 0} ‘cellenoy , Gil- Leaps covert gen ofee Werncr of _dee?-to.. mes oH nsf on the Ist of Janu ary. Bt and openet January er, Ex-Gover Hon. 2th MOSES K LY, President. zg. valine ng gg ere iets Bam CROSE, evcrotarys PEEY* Prenigents | ato es, Sea Be Betern For fall teatimoni: ‘or particulars, als, &c., send SAMUKE G. YOUNG, NOTARY PUSLIC, octi?-f Ovrick—Sraz BUILDING. ‘Address Hon, JAMES BARBUOR, (arenes MARKET COMPANY. Prov M:F-H.A., Alexandria, Va Beliable Agonta wanted everywhere. svf-eoly he annual meeting of the STOOK HOLDERS oh be boner Tome Siow Syn Fo T O-bay 4 Market Greurdsrintn 0 Git ‘Washingtony at 12 | "Received several cases Gentiomen rock yooosca the wet SaDAY boite’ fee ah DRESS HATS. . anuaryy toon BMETZ,. Hatter, Directors for the e eal fe year, at, and, to act on say | _deot-tr 1937 Ponuesivania avenue. other sub,ect within thy “BENS. Washington, D. 0, DWH MWELENRY, Bocretary Secretary. CREST. On Talal Bobsel nit be peneld rae Be ata | 7 sere ly ea cigree Oapltak tn com enchag MONDAY, De Dee. aist + Admission, 10 and ROUGH PINE washes DR, McPARLAN, Dentici, has Se Sa ‘ASR and WAL- ILO Nes Yok ABA Fesumed practice. Office, EUR a Fin mage = —- MEN'S CHBISTIAN ree 55 J4NES MUBEAYS ORIGINAL FLUID a bvguing Classes in Latin, Greck, Maglish, French pg NS pares Circulating cat aie hea god chilten. ‘Boid by aif chemists In large-sise bore o ners - qe JOBE F, MENRY, Wholesale, Agent, New atone ‘Ben — (exelunively) = Baubanh Etscanr SIRVER-FLATED wane ‘Lincola Hail Services Babbath at si. decll-te FOR Weary @ PRESENTS. J or Bagee, 508 _ Avenue, PHaRMaérY, ge 1429 PENnstivania AVENUE, sELLine vEny LOW, Ar AY A noi-tr MINERAL WATEE ON DRAUGHT. SPC H wi N BASKERO! ¥. 1874, the w as aang. of nen B. os WO & SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT, Hmyr PRESENTS BLACK SILKS, BLACK races, CHOI DRESS @ SHAWLS, Scanrs, HANDKERCHIEES, BLANKETS, CERPETS, dectl-tr JAMIN MILLER. CURSTMAS PRESENTS! Foss! wURs! Ledies’ and Childrens’ Fore in beautifel sets ast Tceived, 00 DS. hades. ¥ CKIIES, LANSBURGH & BRO. ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS, of every Gesthipilon wetnsat the toweet poasible crag W. F. SEYMOU 13¥ Briage street, Woorgets VING! _declé-Im* GFonGETOWS s. SA NE,De. | GREAT HOLIDAY SALE B. : SOLRN OR, Preeident. HORE, POPULAR DET Goops meusE cr Prices, a the Tic Uta pre-eminent an may have besa Our Tepe: to the et i ot! MOTTO Is ay te Sheer, LANSEURGH & SRO... soe ‘ries, Bibbons, @o., &c, Gent's eats = and Vests. iy inform our thee Who reapectfully inform their friends ani eb lie that they have decided to bold @ ” GREAT HOLIDAY SALE, winenay & co., RS, Second Natron. pam ieiidine, 309 7th s } Draw Bight Drafte oa Mngland, Irciand, Hoe & and well Ge 7a, Stocks and Government Bonds. Gold and Btock Indicators and Telegraph for uss of febié. INGS BANA and have marked down prices in every department in order to epoourage the purchase of DRY GOODS FOR PRESENYTS METS&ero.1s Corner 7th Street and Louisiana Avenue PAaYs INTEREST | ON DEPOSITS. Rormect President: Nickolas Acker, SLLK DEPARTMENT. vice Presite Edwards, Becretary; J. A! Buf, Usshier, Samuel Norment. Nichclon, Acker, Jes. L, Bar. | 12 thiscepartment we offer, at arestiy redaced dour, John A. Goddard, W. H. Oisgett, H. Stras- | Prices, * stock valued at over burger B. H. Waraer,G. B. Thompsca, Jas. 8. | DOLLARS. BLACK, COLO! sod STRIPED wards, decl-in_ | SILKSI ENDLESS VARIETY. 9100 INVESTED IN wai $10 tnt Es forsane. ‘seiabitiy Sin of Bpcculation "sent free by RIOR LISG & ae ‘And Brokers, 72 pik 5 SACQUE: SACQUES Of cur own mannfactare, in al! tho istest desigus and ata reduction of fully 43 per oe Epilepsy or Fit«. Ladies’ Ready-made DRESSES AND RED GOTRES, all of our owm manufacture. 1,900 still A SURE CORE for thie distressing complaint on hand, now, made Kaown to.e Trostiee (of $3 ~ctar> pagvs pare@tions, pab y Dr, ho prescription was @lecovered’ by bln tm, euch a protiieaiat SHAWLS. manner that be cannot conscientionaly refs to make it known, as it bas cured everybody wav hes Bred it for Fite: never having tailed . se ‘Fhe ingredionss may be obte SHAWLS, COPY sent ree muait, Adde Be PHELPS Be Ml Grant ines sey City, N. dec$t SHAWLS T= ol = BLACK ‘TBA AT 60 CENTS PER * BROW "ING & MIDDLETON, © Pennsyivar avenne, LONG ABD SQUABB PARIS 04s; aMets, a AND GERMAN OA LONG AND SQUAKE Panis 28 Ban x pnp the finest bie ot tn iam Gt less than cost of tmportation. — Barict, Bo, 4461 strest northgest| ae and Proj ‘ood for Mock! ect dee viet Rton SCOTCH AND AMERICAN WOOL SHAWis oS BAT oT at coprecedented low Prices, aout 1 . MOFRS nd BOA! ‘nd all oth oy tht HAaTTERS i» FUR decd-tr ‘903 Pennsylvani LADIES DRESS GOODS A Waalina 2PPaubtcas tenia ts tae curr 7 addressing or sailing on JUSTH, 619 D street, Bewees Sn and Tth errests north’ ~ west. Be Motes by mail promptly attended For fifteen yoars dress goods have not been sold ITIONAL SUPPLY WO | Srlom Af ORF presect prices. Keeping none but (OBAL SUPPLY, chen Gm inov8-wreortan : A Taner Beet 8 Skin SA OQ URS. Se d-wearing goods, we offer Mink, Sable MUFFS and BOAS. EA TRAOB STINEMETZ's, DINABY BARGAINS; _fheos tr 1437 Penney! on c econ of by [*"2escranyE cogror ra the new dark shaden et Bg cee COODS, tn ait < Tre 10th day of December, 14. = Arm IRT Baz otal ye, CaTREL SE RWiN LACK " al iS, Baetty Do. ket li. BLACK ALPacas. Op motion = ane laintifie, by Mr. Perry, thetr Solicher, it ordered that tne defendants, BI +) > aa Oatrer swing Emily Branch, Adciaide Green. LACK ALPACAS. Jenn Ww: Wh + Barab White, Stephen White, 1 White, chard White Mares = cole, Marta faders: Bice Brersnela, Kila Kversisia, Everefield, Jobo Perrie, aud certain cn: known heirs of Sarah Wales, cause their appear- ance to be entered herein on’ or before the fitat jay occurring fcrty Gays avter this ou cause wilt be proceeded with tl ure, A 2 SESE 08, Clerk, Bo. Over 3.0% pleces in stock, of our own importatioa Splendid B o8 35 conte, worth 57 cents, wor 45 cents, w: & couts, wor: ner True copy—Teat: declit3x BIS | RY scriber has sbra’ SUITABLE FOR PRESEN Ts. e4 from th: of the District of Qoinmbla, bolding letters of edministration on the perec 3,000 LADIES’ FELT SKIRTS. special term ate of AWN ELIA NORTON, late of” of “Washington city, Diseriet of Columbia, deeesased. All havicg claime against the said deceased are heresy, warned to exhibit the eame, with the vouchers bacriber, on or before the sted a ; they may otherwise by law be Cluded from all beueht of the ald estater Gites under my hand this 18th day «f Angast, 1s74. CHABBSI Bowron, deoca-w St" Admiatrtrator, yy pee int © SUTIOCE, That the subscri- ber bas obtained fram the Buprems Gocrt of We will well_youa cents, worth $1 54, Proport; Splendid embossed Skirt at 5 aud all higher priced «kirte in 1.000 SILK UMBRELLAS, 4 BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL PRESENT BSH, | of Columbia, deceased. All persons haricg claims rainst tho said deceased are hereby warned to ex- bibtt the seme, with the vouchers thereat, to the fulscriber, on or before the 23th day of November Dext: they may otherwise by Jaw bs xclated from al benefit of the said estate. Given under my band, ‘thir 23th day of Hovenber it a4 18 SELD! Sosere BeuENTiN Adminiatrat a gone wer’ LADpIng ona GENT'S ISITIAL STITORED Banke CHIE re vou she from Yo eae f Cash from ty late New dec8-w3 E. J. SWEET, ¥ Michi Betate Broker and Anct Ho, $11 7th etroet, opposite U. s ‘Post O toe. ey od SALE OF VALUABLE PROP 'Y ON 235 SIREST NOBTHWEST, AT ruta ata ON. By virtne of s deed of trust to ns, dated BB ae 34. 4871, and duly recorded in Liter No 638, folie S27, cue of the taud records of W LINEN DEPARTMENT. In this department we offer immense attractions Elegent [BISH and 800 TCH Daw did TABLE CLOTHS and Eins on BAPEINS to atch, fe Pine Cc. Bio ingd = oS ete — 2, in Cotorea i — ront of amises, to the est bt ot ‘olored Linen CH CLOTHS, » MONDAY, matte. 24th dav of Angast, at 6 o'clock | KINS to match, in ete ans P m,,the borthernmost part of Lot humbered stn square Bo. 61, few =, ® fronting 16 few =< lo inches on 234 stre extend ack GREAT BARGAIRS in with that width one hundred ‘and. twenty io feet (iB) and two and 9 bait (256) inches, Terms of sale: O: tweite (12) Botes of the fhe roperty , vakall be given, purchaser's coet. If terme of ‘with witoin seven days after serve the right to reselt the Bro NOTTINGHAM and LAOE CURTAL nblic advertisement, et ez cost of the salting urchaser. 10 ds os" acceptance ott Sone owed Sam, Rov2s-dees,9,15 a owe iT, Axct. THE PUROBASER 4 AT AOVE SALE comply. w rans thereat, paving roperty will be be resold et the'risk cost of the defauiting a The entire stock is marked down, making inducement to crerr lady makiag boliday par spd on TUSS- pla oSPeRD RIOR JONES, ES Trasees. dec9818" 5 BWEET, Auctioneer. BE inertia FURS!